Helen Mullin

&nbsp Helen Mullin is a fictional character on Generations.

She was portrayed by Marla Adams.

Storylines
Introduced in 1989, Helen Mullin was a bigoted woman who was upset to learn that the Marshall family were moving into the Whitmore estate.

Doreen Jackson subtly accused Helen and her husband Charles of being racist. Later, Helen paid some thugs to spray paint "Niggers Get Lost" on the walls of the Whitmore mansion in attempt to scare the Marshall family away.

It was later discovered that Helen was being beatened up by her husband, Charles, who was terribly abusive and bigoted. Despite their attempts, the Marshalls moved into the Whitmore mansion. Charles informed Helen not to socialize with the Marshalls.

When Charles choked on a peanut, Helen called Henry and Ruth Marshall for help. Henry saved Charles by using the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge the peanut. It wasn't easy for a bigoted Charles to thank Henry for saving him, but he did.

Helen insisted that Charles had something to do with the attempted bombing at the Marshalls' housewarming, but Charles convinced her otherwise.

Helen arranges for Maya Reubens to give her private exercise classes at home. The two start a budding friendship and Helen gives Maya a doll from her collection. When Maya's father, Dr. Daniel Reubens, sees the doll, he realizes that Helen was the woman who he had once been friends with when Maya was a little girl. Charles warns Helen that she can't substitute Maya for their daughter, Karen, who died after Helen gave her Rioxin, the same medication that killed Maya's mother.

After another beating from Charles, Helen were welcomed to stay with Daniel and Maya. A drunken Charles attempted to make up with Helen but she refused.

Ruth Marshall welcomed Helen to stay with the Marshall family, after she got the courage to leave Charles. Ruth and Doreen later comforted Helen, who after discovering that Charles was having an affair with a black woman named Rita Barton, botched a suicide attempt.