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The shower scene was the problem, not the dream explanation
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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 134495" data-attributes="member: 46"><p>I've just watched the Season 8 DVD finale again on my latest marathon, and Dusty meeting Sue Ellen in the restaurant came during the early part of the dream. The last scene before the dream starts during Swansong is Ray and Donna at night, with Ray trying to convince a pregnant Donna that their marriage is worth saving. The moment when it cuts to the next scene, the next morning outside Pam's house (about 51 minutes and 5 seconds into the episode), is when the dream begins. By memory, the last few times that Dusty was mentioned before the dream involved Sue Ellen asking Clayton at Southfork if she had seen Dusty the night before, and Clayton confirming to Sue Ellen that Dusty was in town because of the Rodeo in Fort Worth, so she wasn't hallucinating the night before. Dusty and Clayton are then talking at a bar, where Dusty says that his wife Linda has left him because he couldn't get over Sue Ellen. Clayton also asked Sue Ellen if it was wise for her to see Dusty, as it would complicate things.</p><p></p><p>So, Dusty not showing up in Season 10 DVD after the dream is over is easily explained. Either he didn't think it was a good idea, or Clayton told him so etc. and he didn't meet her at the restaurant. The post-dream bits not explained are where Katherine went, or whoever that mysterious figure was outside Pam's house; and Ray and Donna's home being different. Ben looking like Wes can be a premonition on Pam's part. I myself have dreamed something before on a random day, and something similar happens during that very day. Nobody really knows what dreams are fully, to this day.</p><p></p><p>Science fiction fans can see Season 9 DVD as an alternate Dallas universe, where Bobby died. This is the same universe as the Knots Landing that we watched on TV. Personally, I much prefer the way that events developed in Season 9 DVD than in Season 10 DVD.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 134495, member: 46"] I've just watched the Season 8 DVD finale again on my latest marathon, and Dusty meeting Sue Ellen in the restaurant came during the early part of the dream. The last scene before the dream starts during Swansong is Ray and Donna at night, with Ray trying to convince a pregnant Donna that their marriage is worth saving. The moment when it cuts to the next scene, the next morning outside Pam's house (about 51 minutes and 5 seconds into the episode), is when the dream begins. By memory, the last few times that Dusty was mentioned before the dream involved Sue Ellen asking Clayton at Southfork if she had seen Dusty the night before, and Clayton confirming to Sue Ellen that Dusty was in town because of the Rodeo in Fort Worth, so she wasn't hallucinating the night before. Dusty and Clayton are then talking at a bar, where Dusty says that his wife Linda has left him because he couldn't get over Sue Ellen. Clayton also asked Sue Ellen if it was wise for her to see Dusty, as it would complicate things. So, Dusty not showing up in Season 10 DVD after the dream is over is easily explained. Either he didn't think it was a good idea, or Clayton told him so etc. and he didn't meet her at the restaurant. The post-dream bits not explained are where Katherine went, or whoever that mysterious figure was outside Pam's house; and Ray and Donna's home being different. Ben looking like Wes can be a premonition on Pam's part. I myself have dreamed something before on a random day, and something similar happens during that very day. Nobody really knows what dreams are fully, to this day. Science fiction fans can see Season 9 DVD as an alternate Dallas universe, where Bobby died. This is the same universe as the Knots Landing that we watched on TV. Personally, I much prefer the way that events developed in Season 9 DVD than in Season 10 DVD. [/QUOTE]
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