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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 223540" data-attributes="member: 102">I love the way Dallas did things, the way they created their characters. I like Bobby. It&#039;s because I think he&#039;s a good guy that when he does something wrong that it has a different kind of impact on me then when JR does. It&#039;s also because Bobby carries himself as being so righteous and judgemental of others. Like when he told Jock that he had to become partners with Cliff in Ewing 23 or Bobby would move away. How could Bobby not see how unreasonable it was to tell his father to become business partners with the man who had tried to put him in prison just a couple weeks ago? Bobby certainly holds himself to higher standards than the standards JR holds himself to. It makes sense that because of that, the audience does as well. Bobby presumes to be able to tell other people how to live their lives. Like the Bible says: Judge not, lest you be judged.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 223540, member: 102"] I love the way Dallas did things, the way they created their characters. I like Bobby. It's because I think he's a good guy that when he does something wrong that it has a different kind of impact on me then when JR does. It's also because Bobby carries himself as being so righteous and judgemental of others. Like when he told Jock that he had to become partners with Cliff in Ewing 23 or Bobby would move away. How could Bobby not see how unreasonable it was to tell his father to become business partners with the man who had tried to put him in prison just a couple weeks ago? Bobby certainly holds himself to higher standards than the standards JR holds himself to. It makes sense that because of that, the audience does as well. Bobby presumes to be able to tell other people how to live their lives. Like the Bible says: Judge not, lest you be judged. [/QUOTE]

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