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Dallas - The Original Series
Did You Like Rebecca Standing Up To Miss Ellie Or Not?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 358446" data-attributes="member: 40536"><p>I wonder if the writers may have regarded Digger's departure as a mistake, and the intro of Rebecca was a way to try to make up for it.</p><p>if Rebecca had stayed, and battled Ewing Oil more aggressively, it could have added mor dimension to the Ewing-Barnes feud.</p><p>Rebecca had said something to the effect that Jock wasn't content to win, he had to destroy Digger. That is generally not the narrative that the show</p><p>seemed to embrace, but Rebecca's statement could be fictional history from another perspective. Or did Jock and Digger do business between the events </p><p>of Dallas: Early Years and "Digger's Daughter, and did Jock act in a way similar to the land grab that was orchestrated with Sam Culver?</p><p>These are plot points that could have been explored in more detail.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 358446, member: 40536"] I wonder if the writers may have regarded Digger's departure as a mistake, and the intro of Rebecca was a way to try to make up for it. if Rebecca had stayed, and battled Ewing Oil more aggressively, it could have added mor dimension to the Ewing-Barnes feud. Rebecca had said something to the effect that Jock wasn't content to win, he had to destroy Digger. That is generally not the narrative that the show seemed to embrace, but Rebecca's statement could be fictional history from another perspective. Or did Jock and Digger do business between the events of Dallas: Early Years and "Digger's Daughter, and did Jock act in a way similar to the land grab that was orchestrated with Sam Culver? These are plot points that could have been explored in more detail. [/QUOTE]
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