General Hospital fans still do not know a ton about Ross Cullum’s (Andrew Hawkes) past. Where did he come from? Who is his family? And how did he ever end up on the wrong side of the law as a corrupt WSB agent? Fans may soon learn that Cullum is related to Cesar Faison, but how? Keep reading to find out all the shocking clues that make perfect sense.
General Hospital Ross Cullum’s Real Identity
There’s a lot of talk online among General Hospital fans about who Ross Cullum really is. Nobody really knows anything about his past or how he came to be so evil. Is it possible that he is related to Faison? If it turns out he is, it really makes perfect sense. It would add many missing puzzle pieces to the equation.
Perhaps a huge bombshell is about to be dropped that Cullum is actually Faison’s first son that nobody knew about. Faison has been known to keep secrets. After all, nobody knew that Cassius Faison (Ryan Paevey) really didn’t die at birth. Although there are many who think he is really Nathan West, who has been brainwashed.
As for Cullum, he may have lots of hate and resentment for many reasons. What are those reasons?
What Made Cullum The Evil Man He Is?
Ross Cullum may have been abandoned by his father, Faison. One of the reasons could be because of Anna Devane (Finola Hughes). Faison was obsessed with Anna. He would have done anything for her, even abandon his own son.
Lots of clues point to this being a real possibility. Cullum despises Anna and does what he can to get her out of the picture quickly. He wanted to torment her, and he succeeded. His resentment of Anna for stealing his father away from him prodded him to do the things he has done.
Anna was a big part of the WSB, and now Cullum is the dirty director who wants to corrupt the agency Anna once loved. Cullum has been obsessed with learning everything he could about Faison. There has to be a reason behind that. Now, he’s willing to do anything to finish Faison’s final project.
While this is a great theory, there are others who believe Cullum could be a secret Cassadine. They argued that the Cassadines worked closely with Faison many times, so this would also make sense.
Writers have not confirmed if there is a hidden relationship to either family yet, but both make sense. What do you think about these two theories? Does Cullum have a secret identity?
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