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'General Hospital' spoilers, update: Paul warns Ava; Morgan confused with condition

Charmaine Montes October 04, 2016 11:33 PM EST

"General Hospital" spoilers for Wednesday, Oct. 5, reveal that Paul (Richard Burgi) is desperate to save his life. He know he is in trouble for committing murder but he is not going down without a fight. He is taking Ava (Maura West) with him.

According to spoilers, Paul thinks that Ava needs to pay for all the bad things she has done in the past. If he's going to jail for all his crimes, Ava must go down with him as well. Paul has with him the very evidence that can lead to the downfall of Ava.

But could Ava be apprehended anytime soon? Paul is going to disclose the information he has on hand to Jordan (Vinessa Antoine). He would be handing to her a taped confession of Ava. But at the last minute, Paul has a change of heart and Ava is relieved that she is spared from the problem even if it's just for the meantime.

Meanwhile, Morgan (Bryan Craig) is going crazy. He can't understand what is going on with him. He's supposed to be just doing fine since he is taking his medications. But Morgan doesn't know that Ava has tampered with his medicine for his bipolar condition and now things are spinning out of control.

Spoilers reveal that Morgan goes to see Andre (Anthony Montgomery) and asks him for help. But things are expected to go south even more as it's said that Morgan is soon going to face a big challenge and he goes over the edge harder than ever. Would Morgan be able to save himself?

Kiki (Hayley Erin) is worried about Morgan but spoilers say that she is thinking more of Dillon (Robert Watkins) who just found out that his father is a killer. Kiki is sympathizing with him since she knows what it feels like to have a dangerous parent. After all, she knows how dangerous her own mother is.

"General Hospital" airs every Monday to Friday on ABC.

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