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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 215879" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Sue Ellen is visited by JR, Miss Ellie and Bobby, and the results of those conversations are all very different.</p><p>I found it very interesting that Miss Ellie said that there was more in life than pleasing your husband and in-laws, and without specifically mentioning it she suggested that it was possible to escape from the marital misery.</p><p>But Sue Ellen is having none of it, and determined to keep up appearances.</p><p>Does she want to go back to Southfork simply because she doesn't want to be in the sanitarium or because she really wants to live at Southfork, despite everything, or is it because she refuses to be a failure? After all, she's been groomed to be the pretty, husband-pleasing socialite. President of the Daughters of the Alamo!</p><p>On reflection, it's interesting that both JR and Sue Ellen have been groomed for a great, prosperous future.</p><p></p><p>I guess it's a little bit of everything, and having a child will certainly limit her options especially since Cliff doesn't want her anymore.</p><p>I'm not completely convinced that she loved Cliff, I think she needed him at that time. Heck, anyone who lives with JR would appreciate a little affection every now and then.</p><p>It's like Miss Ellie said to JR in the previous episode "you don't have any redeeming qualities".</p><p></p><p>The best part of this episode are her scenes with Bobby.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]21018[/ATTACH]</p><p>It's glorious high-melodrama, the Peyton Place for the 1980s (well, still 1979 I guess), and a fabulous car crash is the icing on the cake.</p><p></p><p>In the hospital, both Cliff and JR have their moments of repentance.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]21019[/ATTACH]</p><p>But in this case the high-melodrama is getting dangerously close to high-schmaltz.</p><p></p><p>Either way, the next generation is now a fact. NuDallas <em>will </em>happen!:gidd:</p><p><img src="https://66.media.tumblr.com/111f9fef62fc3776b01702fdd8986e2a/3814682de3291c63-dd/s500x750/9a8746f1aa2546fb0f99123e32f5a92db622ebc1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 215879, member: 8"] Sue Ellen is visited by JR, Miss Ellie and Bobby, and the results of those conversations are all very different. I found it very interesting that Miss Ellie said that there was more in life than pleasing your husband and in-laws, and without specifically mentioning it she suggested that it was possible to escape from the marital misery. But Sue Ellen is having none of it, and determined to keep up appearances. Does she want to go back to Southfork simply because she doesn't want to be in the sanitarium or because she really wants to live at Southfork, despite everything, or is it because she refuses to be a failure? After all, she's been groomed to be the pretty, husband-pleasing socialite. President of the Daughters of the Alamo! On reflection, it's interesting that both JR and Sue Ellen have been groomed for a great, prosperous future. I guess it's a little bit of everything, and having a child will certainly limit her options especially since Cliff doesn't want her anymore. I'm not completely convinced that she loved Cliff, I think she needed him at that time. Heck, anyone who lives with JR would appreciate a little affection every now and then. It's like Miss Ellie said to JR in the previous episode "you don't have any redeeming qualities". The best part of this episode are her scenes with Bobby. [ATTACH=full]21018[/ATTACH] It's glorious high-melodrama, the Peyton Place for the 1980s (well, still 1979 I guess), and a fabulous car crash is the icing on the cake. In the hospital, both Cliff and JR have their moments of repentance. [ATTACH=full]21019[/ATTACH] But in this case the high-melodrama is getting dangerously close to high-schmaltz. Either way, the next generation is now a fact. NuDallas [I]will [/I]happen!:gidd: [IMG]https://66.media.tumblr.com/111f9fef62fc3776b01702fdd8986e2a/3814682de3291c63-dd/s500x750/9a8746f1aa2546fb0f99123e32f5a92db622ebc1.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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