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<blockquote data-quote="Jimmy Todd" data-source="post: 273036" data-attributes="member: 3926">One thing about Katherine that never made sense&nbsp; and seemed to be there just for the &quot;soap&quot; factor was her suddenly going to bed with JR. There was no build up and didn&#039;t seem to have any motivation on her part. There was just this scene where she&#039;s in bed with JR.&nbsp; It&#039;s as if the writers figured she&#039;s a beautiful villainess so naturally she&#039;d end up in bed with JR. It also gave JR something to threaten&nbsp; Katherine with by telling Bobby, and therefore advance the plot. However, from a characterization standpoint, it made very little sense.&nbsp; There was a post once suggesting Katherine suffered from some degree of sexual repression which was partially her reason for going after Bobby. Anyone who knew him would know he&#039;d never end up with Pam&#039;s sister. She became obsessed with someone she knew she could never have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimmy Todd, post: 273036, member: 3926"] One thing about Katherine that never made sense and seemed to be there just for the "soap" factor was her suddenly going to bed with JR. There was no build up and didn't seem to have any motivation on her part. There was just this scene where she's in bed with JR. It's as if the writers figured she's a beautiful villainess so naturally she'd end up in bed with JR. It also gave JR something to threaten Katherine with by telling Bobby, and therefore advance the plot. However, from a characterization standpoint, it made very little sense. There was a post once suggesting Katherine suffered from some degree of sexual repression which was partially her reason for going after Bobby. Anyone who knew him would know he'd never end up with Pam's sister. She became obsessed with someone she knew she could never have. [/QUOTE]

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