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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="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 386730" data-attributes="member: 40536"><p>A lot of negativity toward Rebecca, and she certainly made some poor decisions to say the least.</p><p>Putting that aside, I thought that there was real potential for her to become a greater adversary </p><p>in the Barnes-Ewing feud. I thought that arguably her worst decision was to hand both Cliff and Pam </p><p>too much in the company. Katherine had a point. It was her Father;s company.</p><p>Too bad they made Katherine irredeemable. She could have been a strong adversary over more time.</p><p>Well, I suppose that is just the nature of night-time soaps.</p><p></p><p>On a related note</p><p>I think Cliff is treated somewhat unfairly about the Drill</p><p>Cliff has his flaws, granted, but he is running a business and trying to maximize profit</p><p>Cliff has every right to pursue the opportunity for the drill</p><p>The battle for Ewing Oil is not his responsibility</p><p>Yes, it is unfortunate that Pam became the deciding vote, but again, not Cliff's responsibility</p><p>If Cliff was making it personal rather than business, he would have voted in favor</p><p>of Bobby getting the Drill to oppose JR, who he clearly disliked more.</p><p>Katherine voting in Bobby's favor - well, she had an agenda</p><p>It led to a split with Afton form Cliff, but their relationship had other issues</p><p></p><p>Again, Cliff was certainly flawed, but the battle for Ewing Oil was not his responsibility</p><p>and Cliff as a businessman was trying to make decisions that were best for his company</p><p>He had a right, even a duty, to the benefits of the drill</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 386730, member: 40536"] A lot of negativity toward Rebecca, and she certainly made some poor decisions to say the least. Putting that aside, I thought that there was real potential for her to become a greater adversary in the Barnes-Ewing feud. I thought that arguably her worst decision was to hand both Cliff and Pam too much in the company. Katherine had a point. It was her Father;s company. Too bad they made Katherine irredeemable. She could have been a strong adversary over more time. Well, I suppose that is just the nature of night-time soaps. On a related note I think Cliff is treated somewhat unfairly about the Drill Cliff has his flaws, granted, but he is running a business and trying to maximize profit Cliff has every right to pursue the opportunity for the drill The battle for Ewing Oil is not his responsibility Yes, it is unfortunate that Pam became the deciding vote, but again, not Cliff's responsibility If Cliff was making it personal rather than business, he would have voted in favor of Bobby getting the Drill to oppose JR, who he clearly disliked more. Katherine voting in Bobby's favor - well, she had an agenda It led to a split with Afton form Cliff, but their relationship had other issues Again, Cliff was certainly flawed, but the battle for Ewing Oil was not his responsibility and Cliff as a businessman was trying to make decisions that were best for his company He had a right, even a duty, to the benefits of the drill [/QUOTE]
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