They have joint custody. Why did Ava move out of Sonny’s place without taking Avery with her? Why hasn’t she tried to get her since?
Why would Ava have Sonny’s meds reduced to placebos when she knows he’ll likely get violent while Avery is living with him? Why jeopardize the safety of her child?
How did Sonny explain Ava’s absence to Avery?
Why have neither of them taken into consideration Avery’s feelings? She will be distraught if she loses contact with either parent.
Of all the Corinthians children, Avery will turn out to be the most fucked up, angry, psycho offspring of them all. Between the bipolar and sociopathic genes she’s inherited from both parents and her crappy upbringing, she’ll be a serial killer by her teen years.
Edit: This is yet another example of head writer Patrick Mulcahey’s shitty writing. Ava was willing to kill Nik for trying to take Avery away, and yet she’s willing to leave Avery with volatile Sonny? He’s destroyed yet another character. Anyone know when the last of his episodes will air?
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Reply by justavictim24
on July 12, 2024 at 9:39 AM
She has tunnel vision - only thinking of what will make Sonny completely lose his mind - not how it will affect their daughter.
I do have to say the storylines of Sonny going off his meds are a bit old and repetitive.
Reply by Youcanmakeabettermovie
on July 12, 2024 at 12:11 PM
Why are you blaming Patrick? MetroKorte was rewriting his scripts.
Reply by kathykato
on July 13, 2024 at 10:07 AM
I don’t know who is more to blame, I just know that as a team they’ve screwed up writing for the characters. I read that Mulcahey’s episodes will end sometime mid summer, I hope so.