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Did Ray really need to be Jock's son?
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<blockquote data-quote="LoganRhinewood" data-source="post: 380990" data-attributes="member: 58144"><p>I liked Ray best when he was the ranch foreman and not Jock's son. I really disliked his whole angle of "I now have to prove myself as a Ewing" even though no one really expected it from him. To JR he was always "the halfbreed" anyway, and Bobby liked him just the way he was. I always admire Miss Ellie for embracing him the way she did (yes she did dislike him for a while but that was because she thought he was out to replace her beloved Gary). I wouldn't have been so forgiving in her position. I do get why they went down the "son we never knew existed" trope road with Ray, he needed more interesting storylines, Kanaly was right about that, but really, I'm sure the writers could have thought of something even without making him Jock's son.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LoganRhinewood, post: 380990, member: 58144"] I liked Ray best when he was the ranch foreman and not Jock's son. I really disliked his whole angle of "I now have to prove myself as a Ewing" even though no one really expected it from him. To JR he was always "the halfbreed" anyway, and Bobby liked him just the way he was. I always admire Miss Ellie for embracing him the way she did (yes she did dislike him for a while but that was because she thought he was out to replace her beloved Gary). I wouldn't have been so forgiving in her position. I do get why they went down the "son we never knew existed" trope road with Ray, he needed more interesting storylines, Kanaly was right about that, but really, I'm sure the writers could have thought of something even without making him Jock's son. [/QUOTE]
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