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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 153345" data-attributes="member: 100">I've always considered Jock and Miss Ellie had that deep-seated connection, being married for that long cements that feeling. They both remind me of my own sets of grandparents, each obtaining that magic 50 years of marriage prior to my grandfathers passing away first. Unlike Miss Ellie finding love again with Clayton - and I liked him by the way - neither of my grandmothers sought another relationship. By this stage they felt their job was done and were surrounded by an extensive family. They cherished their time with grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. One of my grandmothers was quite excited to appear in the local media having become a great great grandmother.With Bobby and Pam I felt their connection. But as everyone knows they were the Romeo and Juliet of this story. They deeply loved each other and when I re-watch Dallas I'm surprised how comfortable Patrick and Victoria are with each other in most of their scenes. They are very touchy/feely. People today are talking about the chemistry on display during the recent Oscars performance of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. Yeah right...not. What Bobby and Pam had was genuine.Ray and Donna had something different again. On paper this relationship shouldn't work. The cowboy and a woman with deep thoughts on politics. But it did.</blockquote>