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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DallasFanForever" data-source="post: 384998" data-attributes="member: 13221">Bobby wasn’t directly to blame for Rebecca’s death but Pam had had enough at this point. Bobby had changed considerably during this time and Pam felt he was no longer the man she had married. Everything was getting blamed on the fight for Ewing Oil at this point. It was destroying lives, whether intentional or not. Rebecca’s death,  Mickey’s accident, Sue Ellen going back to the bottle, Pam and Bobby separating, Miss Ellie’s depression, Driscoll’s suicide, the Southfork fire; these were all casualties of the war. I prefer to view it as Bobby and J.R. are both responsible for it all on some level, or at the very least I like to wonder how many of these things wouldn’t have happened if there was no battle for Ewing Oil going on between them. Either way, it’s the best season of the show, but the most telling scene comes early the next season when Bobby, J.R. and Ray meet. “We all have blood on our hands” was something they all agreed on, and they we’re right.  For those three to agree on anything it had to be true.</blockquote>