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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 444647" data-attributes="member: 4960">I just wanted to express that I absolutely love your spin here. JR should have known, as soon as Adam talked about Jock committing suicide that this wasn&#039;t an angel. I do have to give props to one thing Adam said..something along the lines of &quot;my boss has been intrigued by you for a long time&quot; or something like that..That wasn&#039;t a bad line, when you think of it in hindsight, and also...that should have given it away to us, the viewer, that Adam was no angel. J.R. on the other hand, I&#039;m sure had no reservation in believing that God was intrigued by him.You are very perceptive to the way the devil works. People aren&#039;t going to just walk full on into something harmful(well, that&#039;s not entirely true, and especially these days, and the way common sense seems to be something we will only able be to read about in history books) the devil entices you, and then pulls the rug out. Yes, it&#039;s interesting to think that perhaps not all of the things J.R. witnessed were true. This actually gives me a new appreciation for the episode. It&#039;s doubtful that the writer..Lenny? was really entertaining this notion, but it&#039;s a good one. Maybe you should be a writer(if you&#039;re not already.) One last thought on Miss Ellie dying of a broken heart..again: yeah, right. Maybe the Ellie that was with Clayton, but not the one Jock was married to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 444647, member: 4960"] I just wanted to express that I absolutely love your spin here. JR should have known, as soon as Adam talked about Jock committing suicide that this wasn't an angel. I do have to give props to one thing Adam said..something along the lines of "my boss has been intrigued by you for a long time" or something like that..That wasn't a bad line, when you think of it in hindsight, and also...that should have given it away to us, the viewer, that Adam was no angel. J.R. on the other hand, I'm sure had no reservation in believing that God was intrigued by him. You are very perceptive to the way the devil works. People aren't going to just walk full on into something harmful(well, that's not entirely true, and especially these days, and the way common sense seems to be something we will only able be to read about in history books) the devil entices you, and then pulls the rug out. Yes, it's interesting to think that perhaps not all of the things J.R. witnessed were true. This actually gives me a new appreciation for the episode. It's doubtful that the writer..Lenny? was really entertaining this notion, but it's a good one. Maybe you should be a writer(if you're not already.) One last thought on Miss Ellie dying of a broken heart..again: yeah, right. Maybe the Ellie that was with Clayton, but not the one Jock was married to. [/QUOTE]

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