In a harrowing spoiler arc that channels the most unhinged psychological twists of EastEnders, Days Of Our Lives, and Emmerdale, Dylan’s fixation on Will crosses a terrifying line—one that leaves Electra poisoned, betrayed, and hovering on the edge of catastrophe.

For weeks, there have been warning signs. Lingering looks. Conversations that felt too intimate. Moments where Dylan seemed to know Will better than she should. At first, it was easy to dismiss as manipulation or opportunism. Dylan has always been calculating, always willing to exploit emotional weakness. But what begins to emerge is far darker than strategy.

This isn’t a scheme.

It’s obsession.

Dylan’s interest in Will isn’t driven by leverage or convenience—it’s driven by a warped emotional attachment that has been quietly intensifying behind the scenes. She watches him constantly. Memorizes his habits. Tracks his movements. Knows when he’s vulnerable, when he’s distracted, when Electra isn’t around.

And most disturbingly, she convinces herself that Will belongs to her.

In Dylan’s twisted narrative, Electra is the obstacle. The intruder. The woman standing between Will and the “truth” Dylan believes only she understands. Every argument between Will and Electra becomes fuel. Every moment of doubt becomes justification. Dylan isn’t just observing cracks in their relationship—she’s nurturing them.

Will, oblivious to the depth of Dylan’s fixation, remains guarded but polite. He senses something isn’t right, yet he never imagines the danger is this severe. Dylan plays her role expertly, presenting herself as misunderstood, even sympathetic. She frames Electra as controlling. She subtly positions herself as the one person who truly listens.

But behind closed doors, Dylan’s thoughts spiral into something dangerous.

Her obsession transforms into a plan.

The turning point comes when Dylan overhears Electra confronting Will about boundaries. About trust. About Dylan herself. That conversation seals Electra’s fate in Dylan’s mind. If Electra won’t step aside, Dylan decides she’ll be removed.

The poisoning isn’t dramatic at first.

It’s quiet. Calculated. A trace slipped into a drink. A substance chosen not to kill instantly—but to incapacitate, to terrorize, to create chaos. Dylan doesn’t want Electra gone forever. She wants her weak. Disoriented. Out of the picture long enough for Dylan to step in.

Electra collapses hours later

What begins as dizziness turns into panic as her body betrays her. Will is the one who finds her, confusion quickly morphing into horror as her condition deteriorates. Sirens cut through the night as she’s rushed to the hospital, doctors scrambling to identify the cause.

Poison.

The word hits Will like a sledgehammer.

As Electra fights for her life, suspicion spreads. Who would want to hurt her? Who had access? And as fragments of the truth surface, Will’s world begins to unravel. He replays recent interactions, moments that felt strange but insignificant at the time. Dylan’s presence suddenly looms larger, darker.

Meanwhile, Dylan watches from a distance.

She doesn’t panic. She doesn’t flee.

She waits.

In her mind, this is the moment everything changes. With Electra hospitalized, Will is emotionally shattered—and vulnerable. Dylan moves closer, offering comfort with chilling sincerity. She positions herself as the only stable presence left in his life, carefully controlling the narrative.

But cracks begin to form.

Medical staff narrow down the source of the poison. Questions become sharper. And Electra, fading in and out of consciousness, remembers something—a taste, a moment, a face. As her condition stabilizes, she begins to piece together the truth.

Dylan did this.

The realization is devastating.

Will is forced to confront the horrifying reality that the woman he allowed into his life isn’t just manipulative—she’s dangerous. Her feelings for him weren’t harmless admiration. They were possessive. Consuming. And nearly fatal to the woman he loves.

When Dylan’s obsession is finally exposed, it’s not denied.

She justifies it.

She insists Electra pushed her to this. That Will needed protection. That love sometimes requires sacrifice. Her words send chills through everyone who hears them. This isn’t remorse. It’s delusion.

As authorities close in and Electra begins the slow road to recovery, the emotional damage lingers. Will is haunted by guilt, replaying every moment he failed to see the warning signs. Electra struggles with fear—not just of Dylan, but of how close she came to losing everything.

And Dylan?

She doesn’t see herself as the villain.

She sees herself as the woman who was willing to do anything for love.

In the aftermath, one truth becomes painfully clear: Dylan’s obsession wasn’t a sudden snap—it was a slow descent into darkness. And while Electra survived the poison, the psychological scars may never fully heal.

Because when obsession replaces reason, survival is never guaranteed—and love becomes the most dangerous weapon of all.