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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 171379" data-attributes="member: 130">I forgot Elena, boy was she weak - miss goodie two shoes until it suits her to lie and cheat and blackmail - weak as water.&nbsp; Driven by feelings of inferiority.That’s why I was looking forward to JR’s daughter.&nbsp; If he was like HL Hunt then she’d have know him - a whole family or 2 on the side with Hunt.&nbsp; If she’d been raised with him as her Daddy, I’d expect a really strong woman.&nbsp; A woman who doesn’t need your money, she’s got her own.&nbsp; A woman who’s friends and suitors would make you beg to be killed if you touched a hair on her head.&nbsp; A woman use to the finer things, jet setting and would never “work” a day in her life.&nbsp; A woman who says jump and you’d better say how high and get it right.&nbsp;&nbsp; A woman who isn’t controlled by anger or jealousy, but the sheer joy of watching you squirm.&nbsp; A woman who is fiercely loyal to her family - her brother(s).&nbsp; I wanted Bobby to say to her “you’re just like your father.”She’d reply “No, actually I’m not,” staring him down.He’d give his shitty, superior grim and say, “And how are you different?” “My brothers stand with me,” she’d smile so satisfied with John Ross on one side and Christoper on the other - yes she’d have been the child Kristen supposedly lost.&nbsp; Both boys looking at Bobby, Bobby knowing, right or wrong the three will stick together and there’s no way to make them fight.&nbsp; Where she tells Bobby, “If Grandpa had tried to make us fight for Ewing Oil we’d have laughed at him and shared it.&nbsp; If my brothers wanted to sleep with every woman in Texas I’d line them up for STD testing.&nbsp; If Grandma left me Southfork and my brothers wanted the oil, they could have; I’d burn it to the ground if it made them smile.&nbsp; Get the difference, Uncle Bobby?”That could have been fun to me.”Oh and no patriarchal scaring - for her, JR would be the perfect man, idolized, if not exactly a truthful representation of her father.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stevew, post: 171379, member: 130"] I forgot Elena, boy was she weak - miss goodie two shoes until it suits her to lie and cheat and blackmail - weak as water. Driven by feelings of inferiority. That’s why I was looking forward to JR’s daughter. If he was like HL Hunt then she’d have know him - a whole family or 2 on the side with Hunt. If she’d been raised with him as her Daddy, I’d expect a really strong woman. A woman who doesn’t need your money, she’s got her own. A woman who’s friends and suitors would make you beg to be killed if you touched a hair on her head. A woman use to the finer things, jet setting and would never “work” a day in her life. A woman who says jump and you’d better say how high and get it right. A woman who isn’t controlled by anger or jealousy, but the sheer joy of watching you squirm. A woman who is fiercely loyal to her family - her brother(s). I wanted Bobby to say to her “you’re just like your father.” She’d reply “No, actually I’m not,” staring him down. He’d give his shitty, superior grim and say, “And how are you different?” “My brothers stand with me,” she’d smile so satisfied with John Ross on one side and Christoper on the other - yes she’d have been the child Kristen supposedly lost. Both boys looking at Bobby, Bobby knowing, right or wrong the three will stick together and there’s no way to make them fight. Where she tells Bobby, “If Grandpa had tried to make us fight for Ewing Oil we’d have laughed at him and shared it. If my brothers wanted to sleep with every woman in Texas I’d line them up for STD testing. If Grandma left me Southfork and my brothers wanted the oil, they could have; I’d burn it to the ground if it made them smile. Get the difference, Uncle Bobby?” That could have been fun to me.” Oh and no patriarchal scaring - for her, JR would be the perfect man, idolized, if not exactly a truthful representation of her father. [/QUOTE]

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