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Pam’s reasoning for selling Christopher’s shares to Wendell
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<blockquote data-quote="rkhullar" data-source="post: 359817" data-attributes="member: 55799"><p>Here's the thing about that I think she realized that towards the end. She was willing to butt heads with Jr because she realized that that was Bobby share and Bobby would have wanted his kid to have it and to fight for it. I think it was more Cliff Barnes trying to Jack with the whole thing than anything else. But even she couldn't be Jr I mean at the end she sold the shares to him anyway so it pretty much goes to show that Jr is hard to contain no matter who's running things and she was not even as competent as Bobby was. What I mean is because and this is not to sound sexist but females usually are not as aggressive on things like this or at least in that generation they weren't. Maybe now women of today would say hey I'm standing up to Jr Ewing and you saw how Bobby did it and even then Bobby couldn't put Jr in control no one can. But I think Pam's personality and just the fact that I think she just wants to get along you could kind of see how Jr was going to win this fight. Again I apologize if my comments were somewhat misogynistic but I don't think you know generations ago that women were his business driven as they are now. Perhaps now if that situation were to occur a woman businessman would be more likely to stand up to JR Ewing but back then.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rkhullar, post: 359817, member: 55799"] Here's the thing about that I think she realized that towards the end. She was willing to butt heads with Jr because she realized that that was Bobby share and Bobby would have wanted his kid to have it and to fight for it. I think it was more Cliff Barnes trying to Jack with the whole thing than anything else. But even she couldn't be Jr I mean at the end she sold the shares to him anyway so it pretty much goes to show that Jr is hard to contain no matter who's running things and she was not even as competent as Bobby was. What I mean is because and this is not to sound sexist but females usually are not as aggressive on things like this or at least in that generation they weren't. Maybe now women of today would say hey I'm standing up to Jr Ewing and you saw how Bobby did it and even then Bobby couldn't put Jr in control no one can. But I think Pam's personality and just the fact that I think she just wants to get along you could kind of see how Jr was going to win this fight. Again I apologize if my comments were somewhat misogynistic but I don't think you know generations ago that women were his business driven as they are now. Perhaps now if that situation were to occur a woman businessman would be more likely to stand up to JR Ewing but back then..... [/QUOTE]
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