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Dallas - The Original Series
What Was He Going To Say??
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<blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 380730" data-attributes="member: 55682"><p>In the scene prior to this JR finds Sue Ellen asleep with baby John on her lap in the nursery. She tells JR the baby has his father's eyes and his eyes were what attracted her to him. JR responds with, "thought it was my money". </p><p></p><p>They talk in the bedroom and Sue Ellen's tender towards JR (she'd just ended it with Clint) He's still not receptive to her at this moment, but he's enjoying them talking about seeing her with all the other beauty contestants and how she felt when JR brought her to Southfork. He also says the best thing they ever did was sleeping next door.</p><p></p><p>I believe for a small moment JR felt guilty for his thoughts about Leslie and coming home to find the mother of his son in the nursery and how tender she was being, he suddenly felt caught between his lust for Leslie and love for his wife.</p><p></p><p></p><p>If he was going to ask for a divorce I think he would have. He wasn't that considerate of her feelings, or at least the next morning when Sue Ellen brushes him off refusing to talk about the phone call infront of her son, he would have insisted.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Maybe he lost his bottle which is hard to believe when he later questions her about her latest attack of dedicated motherhood being short lived and wouldn't she rather have an apartment or hotel for her gentleman friends. Attack is the strongest form of defence and he could've easily asked about divorce then.</p><p></p><p>Of course Sue Ellen was going into town to get clothes for John Ross and Dusty found her.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]49423[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LMLDallas78, post: 380730, member: 55682"] In the scene prior to this JR finds Sue Ellen asleep with baby John on her lap in the nursery. She tells JR the baby has his father's eyes and his eyes were what attracted her to him. JR responds with, "thought it was my money". They talk in the bedroom and Sue Ellen's tender towards JR (she'd just ended it with Clint) He's still not receptive to her at this moment, but he's enjoying them talking about seeing her with all the other beauty contestants and how she felt when JR brought her to Southfork. He also says the best thing they ever did was sleeping next door. I believe for a small moment JR felt guilty for his thoughts about Leslie and coming home to find the mother of his son in the nursery and how tender she was being, he suddenly felt caught between his lust for Leslie and love for his wife. If he was going to ask for a divorce I think he would have. He wasn't that considerate of her feelings, or at least the next morning when Sue Ellen brushes him off refusing to talk about the phone call infront of her son, he would have insisted. Maybe he lost his bottle which is hard to believe when he later questions her about her latest attack of dedicated motherhood being short lived and wouldn't she rather have an apartment or hotel for her gentleman friends. Attack is the strongest form of defence and he could've easily asked about divorce then. Of course Sue Ellen was going into town to get clothes for John Ross and Dusty found her. [ATTACH=full]49423[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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