'General Hospital' spoilers: Nathan and Dante walking into a trap, Jason meets Sam, will Michael kill Sonny?

"General Hospital" is still continuing its dark route this week. While the spoilers are sparse, Celeb Dirty Laundry was able to get some of the details for the Nov. 10 episode. Here it goes:

Ava Jerome suffers an emotional breakdown. She is going through so much, especially after Nina, the psychopath, took her baby. Ava was able to escape Sonny and his thugs, but now that she's alive, she lost her baby and it is slowly killing her. To add, Nina is a nutcase and is becoming crazier by the day. Ava's baby is in deep danger with Nina as she becomes more delusional, too.

Meanwhile, Jason Morgan is now taking on the name Jake. Elizabeth took good care of Jason and is still willing to help him remember his old life. Elizabeth offers Jason to stay in her home. At first, Jason hesitates but later agrees since he doesn't have any place to stay anyway.

Further down this week, Liz will help Jake in remembering past events in his life. Liz will also introduce Sam Morgan to Jason as Jake.

As for Sonny Corinthos, Nathan and Dante are still on his tail and the two are hell bent on arresting him for murdering AJ Quartermine. But just when the two think that they can already make the arrest, they walk into a trap that Sonny might have prepared for them. In addition, there's someone who really wants to kill Sonny, and it's none other than Michael.

In other spoiler news, Nikolas and Britt will have a guest, one that surprises them both. Then Kiki discovers something horrid and Shawn and Jordan will have to decide on their next move.

Will Nina harm Ava's baby? Will Ava continue her downward spiral? Will Jason finally remember something when he meets Sam? Will Nathan and Dante make the arrest or will Michael get to Sonny first and kill him?

Catch "General Hospital" this week on ABC.

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