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Pam is a nitwit to blame Bobby and the Ewings for her mother’s death
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<blockquote data-quote="Chris2" data-source="post: 386633" data-attributes="member: 495"><p>I’m watching these episodes now. I don’t blame Pam for packing up, but it’s her actions before and after that are obnoxious. Specifically:</p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Pam needs to recognize that Rebecca was responsible for her own decisions. There was no real reason for her to be sticking her nose into the whole battle and trying to be the one to “stop JR.” The battle for Ewing Oil had nothing to do with Cliff. That hypocritical old bat just wanted revenge. Too bad for her.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Pam is always a lousy communicator when something is bothering her. She mopes and sulks and withdraws from Bobby. Before ever leaving Bobby, she should have sat him down and had a rational conversation, preferably around the time Ellie went to court to break the will. Because she shouldn’t have been relying on the courts to help her. “Bobby, this contest is affecting us in ways that I can’t live with. You need to make a choice about what’s most important to you. Because i won’t play second fiddle to the contest and the company.”</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">After leaving Bobby, she should have told the Pornstache, “Mark, I’m a married woman and I have decisions to make about my marriage that don’t involve you. And you need to respect that and leave me alone for now.”</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">There’s that wailing scene at Rebecca’s house after the funeral. Not one of Victoria’s finer acting moments.</li> </ul><p>Of course, if people on soap operas were rational, those shows would be awfully boring.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris2, post: 386633, member: 495"] I’m watching these episodes now. I don’t blame Pam for packing up, but it’s her actions before and after that are obnoxious. Specifically: [LIST] [*]Pam needs to recognize that Rebecca was responsible for her own decisions. There was no real reason for her to be sticking her nose into the whole battle and trying to be the one to “stop JR.” The battle for Ewing Oil had nothing to do with Cliff. That hypocritical old bat just wanted revenge. Too bad for her. [*]Pam is always a lousy communicator when something is bothering her. She mopes and sulks and withdraws from Bobby. Before ever leaving Bobby, she should have sat him down and had a rational conversation, preferably around the time Ellie went to court to break the will. Because she shouldn’t have been relying on the courts to help her. “Bobby, this contest is affecting us in ways that I can’t live with. You need to make a choice about what’s most important to you. Because i won’t play second fiddle to the contest and the company.” [*]After leaving Bobby, she should have told the Pornstache, “Mark, I’m a married woman and I have decisions to make about my marriage that don’t involve you. And you need to respect that and leave me alone for now.” [*]There’s that wailing scene at Rebecca’s house after the funeral. Not one of Victoria’s finer acting moments. [/LIST] Of course, if people on soap operas were rational, those shows would be awfully boring. [/QUOTE]
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