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Dallas - The Original Series
The Pammy Principle.
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<blockquote data-quote="Laurie!" data-source="post: 360573" data-attributes="member: 2210"><p>I don't think Bobby being wealthy man really mattered to the Pam character. I think it was to be believed (and the actors chemistry reiterated that) it was love at first sight and he just happened to be wealthy.</p><p></p><p>If Bobby had suddenly become poor, I think we can assume Pam would have stayed with him and still loved him. If JR had lost his fortune, we can assume Sue Ellen would have left him finally. So no, I don't have empathy for SE and don't believe for a second she couldn't have left him if she'd wanted to.</p><p></p><p>Your same logic for nobody forcing Pam to live at Southfork can be used for SE as well. The difference is, people call Pam whiny for complaining, leaving and expecting better treatment but feel SE was a poor victim for staying and becoming a female JR.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Laurie!, post: 360573, member: 2210"] I don't think Bobby being wealthy man really mattered to the Pam character. I think it was to be believed (and the actors chemistry reiterated that) it was love at first sight and he just happened to be wealthy. If Bobby had suddenly become poor, I think we can assume Pam would have stayed with him and still loved him. If JR had lost his fortune, we can assume Sue Ellen would have left him finally. So no, I don't have empathy for SE and don't believe for a second she couldn't have left him if she'd wanted to. Your same logic for nobody forcing Pam to live at Southfork can be used for SE as well. The difference is, people call Pam whiny for complaining, leaving and expecting better treatment but feel SE was a poor victim for staying and becoming a female JR. [/QUOTE]
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