Over the past few tumultuous months, the life of Dr. Hamilton Finn has been marked by a series of profoundly challenging and emotionally taxing circumstances that have shaken him to his core.
At the forefront of these trials was the heartbreaking journey of watching his father Gregory battle a debilitating illness. Yes, Gregory and Finn have a lot of differences.
Despite it, a fleeting moment of reconciliation between father and son offered a glimmer of hope for a renewed connection, hinting at a potential pathway to healing their fractured relationship.
Tragically, before he could spend happy days with his father, he had to say goodbye to him as paramedics hurriedly attended to Gregory’s lifeless body.
Finn’s internal turmoil manifested in the form of multiple drinks—a desperate attempt to dull the sharp edges of his pain and find respite from the overwhelming cascade of emotions that threatened to engulf him.
The alcohol served as both a shield and a curse, offering a fleeting sense of oblivion while simultaneously pushing him further into the dark depths of dependency.
Elizabeth’s arrival at the scene of Finn’s drinking served as a stark reminder of the precarious precipice on which he faced.
They had a tense confrontation, leading to him seemingly kicking his lover out. He later apologized to her and promised to give up alcohol.
Still, he had been drinking after his father’s memorial service ended, and Chase felt the sting of disappointment as he watched his brother spiral further into the clutches of addiction.
GA spoilers hint at Finn’s escalating alcohol consumption.
Chase thinks he needs to do something for Violet’s sake. He does not want his niece to see her father drunk all the time, and if Finn’s habits remain unchecked, he believes Violet’s continued presence in Finn’s tumultuous environment is not in her best interests.
He is ready to take his niece home to raise her.
