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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 139936" data-attributes="member: 8">I think that was the case because:-She intended to use Virginia for &quot;something&quot;, although that promise never became a plotline.-her reaction when Jeff accused her of doing exactly that. To me it looked as if she was angry because he confronted her, and not because he insulted her. Maybe there was a part of her that felt ashamed of the whole idea.(well I think that&#039;s how it would have been on &quot;The Colbys&quot;, of course I don&#039;t know if &quot;Dynasty&quot; embraced the human complexity the way its spin-off did).That said, I never really understood why she and Dex became an item. Her nemesis&#039; ex-boy toy? It felt like a typical Dynasty game: what characters are single at the moment?Him and her, OK, let&#039;s romance.Imagine what that does to a child. it&#039;s even worse than &quot;dead&quot;. I find it outrageously cruel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 139936, member: 8"] I think that was the case because: -She intended to use Virginia for "something", although that promise never became a plotline. -her reaction when Jeff accused her of doing exactly that. To me it looked as if she was angry because he confronted her, and not because he insulted her. Maybe there was a part of her that felt ashamed of the whole idea. (well I think that's how it would have been on "The Colbys", of course I don't know if "Dynasty" embraced the human complexity the way its spin-off did). That said, I never really understood why she and Dex became an item. Her nemesis' ex-boy toy? It felt like a typical Dynasty game: what characters are single at the moment? Him and her, OK, let's romance. Imagine what that does to a child. it's even worse than "dead". I find it outrageously cruel. [/QUOTE]

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