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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jimmy Todd" data-source="post: 205840" data-attributes="member: 3926">You both make valid points. Bobby had been through so much with Pam up to that point. I can see him shutting down emotionally to keep his sanity.     However, what doesn't make sense is the reaction of the other characters. Someone should have said, if not to Bobby than to another family member, that Oam could be traumatized and not thinking rationally. When Sue Ellen went off on one of her worst drinking binges JR was ready to close the book on her. Miss Ellie told him straight out he can't just do that since she was part of the family. Yeah, the situation wasn't exactly the same, and it was the Dream Season, but it still is more true to character. It's hard to believe Miss Ellie would let it just end the way it did.   I can even see JR using his connections to find out exactly what happened to Pam. Not necessarily to bring her back, but to either keep her away or to make it look like he brought her back for Bobby when he needed to play the "hero card," in one of his schemes.</blockquote>