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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989" data-source="post: 75302" data-attributes="member: 95">I have always seen it this way: JR was the heart of DALLAS, Pam was its energy! DALLAS really couldn't have gone on with either of them and it was proven when Pam left, the energy was gone, if JR had left it would've been equally as disastrous.Pam and JR are the big two of the series, hence why I liked it when Pam separated from Bobby as she gained her own clique against the Ewings; Pam, Mark, Cliff, Afton and Katherine: The Pam Gang as it where, and for the first time Bobby really was stuck in the middle between his ex wife who he still loved and his older brother who he respected and loved.Season 9 was an opportunity to see Pam and JR put their differences aside and work against a larger enemy, which they sort of did, they had to think about two very important people: John Ross & Christopher, while I would've liked to have seen an all out war between the two its as [USER=102]@Kenny Coyote[/USER] says it would've been impractical, Pam never wanted anything to do with oil of any kind, she was fighter for sure, but not in oil, if anything I would see JR mentoring Pam, as a mutual respect between them grows as a larger and bigger enemy threatens them all and Pam and JR are literally the last two standing.Both characters are smart, both are resourceful, both aren't afraid to stand alone against a majority and come through unscathed.Bobby's death was sad, but also the reboot DALLAS needed in 1985, Pam's departure threw the Dallasverse out of synchronicity in 1987 and it never really recovered.</blockquote>

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