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Why did everyone blame JR for Cliff's suicide attempt?
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<blockquote data-quote="Billy Wall" data-source="post: 359180" data-attributes="member: 2943"><p>Let's not forget that Jock once had a man put into a mental asylum under false pretenses to get his land. JR was a lot of things, but I tend to believe him when he once told Miss Ellie "you don't know half the things daddy did." He even once told Bobby that he has a distorted view of Daddy. And we know how much JR revered Jock. </p><p></p><p>Jock might not have mortgaged Southfork and put the family at risk, but he'd do just about anything else for the benefit of Ewing Oil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Billy Wall, post: 359180, member: 2943"] Let's not forget that Jock once had a man put into a mental asylum under false pretenses to get his land. JR was a lot of things, but I tend to believe him when he once told Miss Ellie "you don't know half the things daddy did." He even once told Bobby that he has a distorted view of Daddy. And we know how much JR revered Jock. Jock might not have mortgaged Southfork and put the family at risk, but he'd do just about anything else for the benefit of Ewing Oil. [/QUOTE]
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