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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: 360110" data-attributes="member: 55799"><p>You guys make excellent points. I do think that Pam being considered an angel is an overstatement and I think you guys made me realize that. But at the end of the day even though she was a person that never earned it as you say even with Cliff Barnes stupid stunts he did make money for Barnes Wentworth you have to understand what like I said she was a person that wanted to go along and get along and I think that that kind of person damn for sure could not stand up to Jr least of anyone. I think her conscience came to her and she knew selling to Wendell was not what Bobby wanted and Jr played on it because the rest of the family may have owned Ewing oil but they weren't really a part of it. They weren't involved in the actual decision making over the longer term. After Jack's will and after the fight that was strictly Bobby and Jr and Pam basically took Bobby's place. If Bobby had his best could not control Jr and this lady who as you say didn't earn it didn't really understand business was now going to take Jr on this result was inevitable. Like I said in order to make Pam that conniving person again she was a positive person a confident person but not a conniving person and that's the thing that you needed to stand up to Jr. So for her to change into that Abby Ewing type kind of personality all of a sudden it just wouldn't be consistent with who she was throughout the show to begin with</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rkhullar, post: 360110, member: 55799"] You guys make excellent points. I do think that Pam being considered an angel is an overstatement and I think you guys made me realize that. But at the end of the day even though she was a person that never earned it as you say even with Cliff Barnes stupid stunts he did make money for Barnes Wentworth you have to understand what like I said she was a person that wanted to go along and get along and I think that that kind of person damn for sure could not stand up to Jr least of anyone. I think her conscience came to her and she knew selling to Wendell was not what Bobby wanted and Jr played on it because the rest of the family may have owned Ewing oil but they weren't really a part of it. They weren't involved in the actual decision making over the longer term. After Jack's will and after the fight that was strictly Bobby and Jr and Pam basically took Bobby's place. If Bobby had his best could not control Jr and this lady who as you say didn't earn it didn't really understand business was now going to take Jr on this result was inevitable. Like I said in order to make Pam that conniving person again she was a positive person a confident person but not a conniving person and that's the thing that you needed to stand up to Jr. So for her to change into that Abby Ewing type kind of personality all of a sudden it just wouldn't be consistent with who she was throughout the show to begin with [/QUOTE]
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