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Dallas - The Original Series
Jenna's grief for Bobby
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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 223476" data-attributes="member: 102"><p>My interpretation of the scene in front of the fireplace was that Jenna was experiencing a reaction to Pam telling her that Bobby had asked Pam to marry him just before he died. Jenna immediately denied it and told Pam she was being cruel. But then Jenna met Mark Graison out in the driveway and he explained it was hard for him to accept too and that their situations had similarities. Mark never had Pam love him as much as she loved Bobby, just as Jenna was never loved by Bobby as much as he loved Pam. Mark explained that it was difficult for him to accept that Pam loved Bobby more than him, but in time he grew to accept it. He assured her that Pam was not being cruel or making up the idea that Bobby had asked her to marry him again. </p><p></p><p>The evidence Jenna encountered that day was undeniable. She was forced to let go of her denial of the situation and that allowed her to progress past it and start healing. I think it was done quite well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 223476, member: 102"] My interpretation of the scene in front of the fireplace was that Jenna was experiencing a reaction to Pam telling her that Bobby had asked Pam to marry him just before he died. Jenna immediately denied it and told Pam she was being cruel. But then Jenna met Mark Graison out in the driveway and he explained it was hard for him to accept too and that their situations had similarities. Mark never had Pam love him as much as she loved Bobby, just as Jenna was never loved by Bobby as much as he loved Pam. Mark explained that it was difficult for him to accept that Pam loved Bobby more than him, but in time he grew to accept it. He assured her that Pam was not being cruel or making up the idea that Bobby had asked her to marry him again. The evidence Jenna encountered that day was undeniable. She was forced to let go of her denial of the situation and that allowed her to progress past it and start healing. I think it was done quite well. [/QUOTE]
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