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And let's not forget that Val also kidnapped her own babies and tried to frame Abby for it. Evil incarnate.
Well, she has experience from dumping her first born on poor brave JR!
What an evil nasty wench Valene truly is!!!!
And let's not forget that Val also kidnapped her own babies and tried to frame Abby for it. Evil incarnate.
And let's not forget that Val also kidnapped her own babies and tried to frame Abby for it.
A shrewd move on Val's part. Get some random couple to take care of the babies while they went through their first annoying year, when all they really do is cry and sleep and load up poopy diapers. She already had two high-maintenance family members in the house, so I could see why she'd pass off the screamin' brats to Frank Fontana and his shaky wife.
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But can even you deny that Jill was perfectly normal until "the first Mrs Ewing" just refused to go away?@tommie tends to see things through a unique prism when it comes to Valene....I blame the low-quality video he accessed via dodgy internet sites.
Except Laura! lolNobody's perfect.
Exactly! It's pure evil to try and blame Sweet Innocent Angel Jill for trying to kill Val.Jill couldn't kill Val with typical poison, since Val had built up a high tolerance to poisons from drinking that awful coffee. She'd tried simply hitting Val over the head with the coffee pot, but the hair spray/shellac compound Val used on her mullet had a helmet-like effect that absorbed the shockwave.
Well, Val is someone who responds positively over time to every setback, and gets stronger. It's fully in character for Val that Val can go from being terrified of Jill, to then having that switch 180 and having Jill terrified of her.I wouldn't have been beyond acceptable if Val did indeed kill Jill and it made it look like an accident and no one ever knows.
I can still picture her getting emotionally slammed, and then visibly drawing on some inner reserve to overcome it.Val is someone who responds positively over time to every setback, and gets stronger.
Yes. Imagine Val killing Jill, finally sick of her shenanigans, and Gary covers for her? They bury her body in the back 40 of Gary's ranch. NO ONE ever knows. Gary builds a new barn over the spot. Mack suspects something is up, but Val and Gary are never suspected, Val tells everyone what Jill did and everyone assumes, through some letters and audio recordings, all edited and created by Gary and Val, that she just left for parts unknown.Well, Val is someone who responds positively over time to every setback, and gets stronger. It's fully in character for Val that Val can go from being terrified of Jill, to then having that switch 180 and having Jill terrified of her.
Better yet, BEN returns and kills Jill. Val and Gary help cover it up. ALL remain silent.Yes. Imagine Val killing Jill, finally sick of her shenanigans, and Gary covers for her? They bury her body in the back 40 of Gary's ranch. NO ONE ever knows. Gary builds a new barn over the spot. Mack suspects something is up, but Val and Gary are never suspected, Val tells everyone what Jill did and everyone assumes, through some letters and audio recordings, all edited and created by Gary and Val, that she just left for parts unknown.
I doubt the writers wanted to go that route. It might have turned off long time fans. Although, by the 10th year, things were slipping and it sure would have boosted some interest.