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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 360563" data-attributes="member: 55682">Dallas was always a boys club, Victoria was loved by Leonard Katzman though and had some demands agreed to.Although Sue Ellen managed to leave the first time, there was no way she was going to find true happiness, JR wouldn't allow it and would have her followed and get rid of any suitors. Dusty distanced himself from her after THAT put down by JR about his impotence. Clayton felt something for her that wasn't reciprocated, he denied it when she asked him about it, then later expected her to have known how he felt!She was hit on by her friends husband and a "date" that a friend had arranged.The revisited relationship with Cliff was still only to get back at JR (from both of them) and when they did really fall for each other, it was always destined to fail.Sue Ellen grew up without a father around, a mother who showed little love and raised her to marry only for money and position. Her sister hated and was jealous of her and she married a man who used her, in her own words as a "verbally abused punching bag". We know Sue Ellen was no angel and at times could give as good as she got, but her pattern of  behaviour could be seen as believable for someone in that position. Linda Gray played it superbly.</blockquote>