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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 179121" data-attributes="member: 102">Ray is the first one I added to that your list, Lastkidpicked because out of anyone not yet mentioned, I believe Ray had suffered the most loss.Some other primary victims of the contest who could be added to that list are:Lucy: She lost the only good boyfriend she&#039;d ever had - a man she loved and who loved her.JR: He had to live with Mickey&#039;s death being a result of Driscoll ramming a car he though was JR&#039;s car.&nbsp; He lost his wife for all intents and purposes, after Holly set him up to be found by Sue Ellen. They remained legally married but that&#039;s it. He also had the ordeal of thinking his wife and his son were going to give in the fire on the night when Ray tried to kill him. They would have all died in that fire if Bobby hadn&#039;t arrived just at the right time and saved everyone.Sue Ellen: See above. A ruined marriage after Holly set her up. Sue Ellen also had to live with the guilt that Mickey wouldn&#039;t have been injured at all if she hadn&#039;t tried to drive drunk. Had she been sober, Mickey wouldn&#039;t have had to get in the car to try to protect her.There is also someone who I don&#039;t think belongs on that last and I&#039;ll explain why.Rebecca Wentworth. Did the contest necessitate her being on that plane?&nbsp; Frankly, she was on that plane because she couldn&#039;t mind her own business. The plane crashed and it was pilot error. We don&#039;t know if it was her pilot or the pilot on the other plane who made the error. Either way, it&#039;s hardly fair to blame pilot error resulting in her death on the terms of Jock&#039;s will.Rebecca was on that plane because she was deliberately trying to ruin one of JR&#039;s deals so Bobby would win the contest. It wasn&#039;t a deal involving Wentworth Industries. It had nothing to do with her. It wasn&#039;t Cliff&#039;s deal either. Cliff wasn&#039;t trying to buy that refinery. In fact, Rebecca was helping Bobby win, not because she loved Bobby so much, but because she wanted to see JR lose the contest.&nbsp; It was her way of getting back at JR for all the times he and Cliff had competed and Cliff had come up on the losing end of things.When you really think about it, to get on a plane to go fly somewhere, not for the purpose of helping your son in a business deal he had going (because it wasn&#039;t a deal Cliff was involved in) but for the purpose of trying to hurt someone else&#039;s business deal that you aren&#039;t even a part of...how petty can you get? I&#039;m sure it got under her skin that Cliff was, let&#039;s face it, a loser. But why was he a loser?&nbsp; Rebecca abandoned Cliff when he was 5 years old and Pam was just a baby. She left them in the care of an alcoholic father and she never came back to even visit them. Rebecca Wentworth was an awful woman.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 179121, member: 102"] Ray is the first one I added to that your list, Lastkidpicked because out of anyone not yet mentioned, I believe Ray had suffered the most loss. Some other primary victims of the contest who could be added to that list are: Lucy: She lost the only good boyfriend she'd ever had - a man she loved and who loved her. JR: He had to live with Mickey's death being a result of Driscoll ramming a car he though was JR's car. He lost his wife for all intents and purposes, after Holly set him up to be found by Sue Ellen. They remained legally married but that's it. He also had the ordeal of thinking his wife and his son were going to give in the fire on the night when Ray tried to kill him. They would have all died in that fire if Bobby hadn't arrived just at the right time and saved everyone. Sue Ellen: See above. A ruined marriage after Holly set her up. Sue Ellen also had to live with the guilt that Mickey wouldn't have been injured at all if she hadn't tried to drive drunk. Had she been sober, Mickey wouldn't have had to get in the car to try to protect her. There is also someone who I don't think belongs on that last and I'll explain why. Rebecca Wentworth. Did the contest necessitate her being on that plane? Frankly, she was on that plane because she couldn't mind her own business. The plane crashed and it was pilot error. We don't know if it was her pilot or the pilot on the other plane who made the error. Either way, it's hardly fair to blame pilot error resulting in her death on the terms of Jock's will. Rebecca was on that plane because she was deliberately trying to ruin one of JR's deals so Bobby would win the contest. It wasn't a deal involving Wentworth Industries. It had nothing to do with her. It wasn't Cliff's deal either. Cliff wasn't trying to buy that refinery. In fact, Rebecca was helping Bobby win, not because she loved Bobby so much, but because she wanted to see JR lose the contest. It was her way of getting back at JR for all the times he and Cliff had competed and Cliff had come up on the losing end of things. When you really think about it, to get on a plane to go fly somewhere, not for the purpose of helping your son in a business deal he had going (because it wasn't a deal Cliff was involved in) but for the purpose of trying to hurt someone else's business deal that you aren't even a part of...how petty can you get? I'm sure it got under her skin that Cliff was, let's face it, a loser. But why was he a loser? Rebecca abandoned Cliff when he was 5 years old and Pam was just a baby. She left them in the care of an alcoholic father and she never came back to even visit them. Rebecca Wentworth was an awful woman. [/QUOTE]

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