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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 316921" data-attributes="member: 27">One thing they probably will never examine, but keeps coming to my mind as I watch Charles S/Victor, is the Crichton-Clark connection between Victor Cassadine and Nina Reeves.&nbsp; Madeline placed comatose Nina in the long-term care clinic after she gave birth when it became apparent she was not going to recover from the coma.&nbsp; By 2012-13 Victor was running CC as a cover for his true role as the head of the WSB, but was of course using it for sinister purposes.&nbsp; It&#039;s assumed Nina was in CC when she revived; I&#039;m sure Victor would recall the hub-bub surrounding one of his long-term coma patients miraculously waking up after 20 years.&nbsp; He would know her, and she would likely remember him. ...but would she remember what he (and his doctors) may have done to her?&nbsp;We know that Dr. Obrecht (in her Swiss version of such a clinic) was doing all kinds of secretive experimental surgeries and treatments on people (like having Robin revive &quot;dead&quot; Drew, believing him to be &quot;dead&quot; Jason), so it would stand to reason that such shenanigans might have been going on at Crichton-Clark.&nbsp; I mean, Ron Carlivati chose to name the clinic after people (Michael Crichton and Mary Higgins Clark) famous for novels/films that featured evil experimentation on coma patients.&nbsp; Creepy, but if such stuff went on, Victor would know about it even if he wasn&#039;t running the place back then.&nbsp; So he could have possible information (patient files) on Nina&#039;s missing years that could be used to fill in blanks about the baby, files presumed to have burned up in the fire that Dr. O started at the clinic that &quot;killed&quot; Victor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 316921, member: 27"] One thing they probably will never examine, but keeps coming to my mind as I watch Charles S/Victor, is the Crichton-Clark connection between Victor Cassadine and Nina Reeves. Madeline placed comatose Nina in the long-term care clinic after she gave birth when it became apparent she was not going to recover from the coma. By 2012-13 Victor was running CC as a cover for his true role as the head of the WSB, but was of course using it for sinister purposes. It's assumed Nina was in CC when she revived; I'm sure Victor would recall the hub-bub surrounding one of his long-term coma patients miraculously waking up after 20 years. He would know her, and she would likely remember him. ...but would she remember what he (and his doctors) may have done [I]to her[/I]? We know that Dr. Obrecht (in her Swiss version of such a clinic) was doing all kinds of secretive experimental surgeries and treatments on people (like having Robin revive "dead" Drew, believing him to be "dead" Jason), so it would stand to reason that such shenanigans might have been going on at Crichton-Clark. I mean, Ron Carlivati chose to name the clinic after people (Michael Crichton and Mary Higgins Clark) famous for novels/films that featured evil experimentation on coma patients. Creepy, but if such stuff went on, Victor would know about it even if he wasn't running the place back then. So he could have possible information (patient files) on Nina's missing years that could be used to fill in blanks about the baby, files presumed to have burned up in the fire that Dr. O started at the clinic that "killed" Victor. [/QUOTE]

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