Not everyone loves what Emma has been up to.
Braedyn Bruner recently celebrated her first anniversary playing Emma on General Hospital. Fans are very vocal about their opinions of the character, both good and bad.
Bruner is doing a great job at playing “new” Emma, who is no longer the little girl we once knew. She has grown up and has become a strong young woman. Many fans love this version of Anna’s (Finola Hughes) granddaughter.
Her commitment to her beliefs is admirable. Animal rights is her cause, and she is willing to do whatever it takes to put a stop to animal experimentation.
Viewers love her relationship with Gio (Giovanni Mazza). It has been a sweet love story, where they began as friends and slowly developed feelings for each other. Their insecurities after their first kiss were adorable, and the way that they protect each other is something other couples could learn from.
Emma’s strength and encouragement towards Gio when he discovered the truth about his family were both caring and mature. If he goes back to the Qs, they will have Emma to thank.
Some fans took a while to warm up to the “new” Emma. They missed Brooklyn Rae Silzer in the role and the sweetness of the younger version. Eventually, most came around to the fact that the Scorpio grandchild had grown up and changed.
Emma’s latest storyline has given some viewers a new reason to dislike her. They are angry that she involved the underage teens in her plan to take down Dalton (Daniel Goddard), and now Rocco (Finn Carr) is paying the price.
One Facebook user summed it up. “Emma is nothing but trouble,” they wrote. “Her poor choices lead the others into trouble on a regular basis. Caring for the well-being of animals and wanting to help them is great, but her actions are criminal, and her friends are the ones that pay the price.”
Many on social media agreed. Some are even calling to bring back Robin (Kimberly McCullough) to deal with her daughter now that Anna is missing.
Audra moves ahead.
The Young and the Restless spoilers for Wednesday, November 19, direct Nikki to give Claire a lesson about the Newmans’ adventures past, while Lily finds comfort from a surprising source.
Key Takeaways
Ever since Claire (Hayley Erin) arrived in Genoa City, she has been playing catch-up regarding Newman history. She got Jordan’s (Colleen Zenk) “They are all evil” version. And then she got Victor’s (Eric Braeden) “We are all saints and anyone who disagrees is just a jealous hater” version. Neither one is accurate.
Now, Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) takes a crack at connecting the dots. She’s usually better at separating fact from fiction and admitting when the Newmans are at fault. Unless, of course, it’s about Victor. Then he’s right and everyone else is wrong.
But when it comes to Kyle (Michael Mealor), Nikki has a lot of experience with Abbott men. And how Victor feels about them.
Lily (Christel Khalil) may have defended Cane (Billy Flynn) to Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) and Adam (Mark Grossman), but that doesn’t mean she’s ready to forgive, forget, and reunite. Lily seemed to be growing closer to Damian (Jermaine Rivers), but he got a knife in the back, so that didn’t really go anywhere.
Now, Lily finds a connection with Damian’s best friend, Holden (Nathan Owens). He thought he and Claire had a future, but she’s pulling back after the whirlwind fling in Los Angeles. So Holden is footloose and fancy-free. And Lily could use some lightness in her life, for a change, considering Cane’s latest mess with Phyllis (Michelle Stafford)
Audra (Zuleyka Silver) thought she had a future with Sally (Courtney Hope) and Billy’s (Jason Thompson) new company. But that’s looking less and less likely. So Audra has a new plan. Audra always has a new plan. Will this be the one to finally put her on top?