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<blockquote data-quote="Sarah" data-source="post: 223471" data-attributes="member: 6">I&#039;ve been rewatching part of the Dream Season and looking closely at Jenna&#039;s grief and anguish after Bobby&#039;s death.For the most part, I found her to be very good and quite believable as she was constantly torn between grief and denial - denial not only that Bobby was dead but also her buried feelings that she knew he was going to marry Pam.Victoria seemed to embrace the total heartbreak of Pam losing Bobby, whereas Priscilla&#039;s scenes were written differently and from the perspective of Jenna. You can see Pam&#039;s journey quite clearly from that awful visceral scream, to the grief, to the eventual acceptance.I think overall Priscilla played Jenna&#039;s confusion over Bobby&#039;s death well, but I&#039;m a little torn on the scene when the psychiatrist visits Southfork. She obviously breaks down in front of the fire later on where she is found, but the scene where she is crying, then suddenly stands up and it&#039;s over, do you think it worked? Was it keeping in line with the denial she was going through? I find it unnerving and I&#039;m not sure why....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sarah, post: 223471, member: 6"] I've been rewatching part of the Dream Season and looking closely at Jenna's grief and anguish after Bobby's death. For the most part, I found her to be very good and quite believable as she was constantly torn between grief and denial - denial not only that Bobby was dead but also her buried feelings that she knew he was going to marry Pam. Victoria seemed to embrace the total heartbreak of Pam losing Bobby, whereas Priscilla's scenes were written differently and from the perspective of Jenna. You can see Pam's journey quite clearly from that awful visceral scream, to the grief, to the eventual acceptance. I think overall Priscilla played Jenna's confusion over Bobby's death well, but I'm a little torn on the scene when the psychiatrist visits Southfork. She obviously breaks down in front of the fire later on where she is found, but the scene where she is crying, then suddenly stands up and it's over, do you think it worked? Was it keeping in line with the denial she was going through? I find it unnerving and I'm not sure why.... [/QUOTE]

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