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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 402295" data-attributes="member: 40536">Rebecca Wentworth was a good character that should have been utilized more.She appears to have had the resources and the power to destroy Ewing Oil.I wish that had been explored more, she could have been a most formidable adversary,and the Ewings could have had a real challenge to their empire.The writing did her no favors.Her husband&#039;s daughter only gets a 1/3 share above two half-siblings that she only acknowledged for two years?Not to mention Katherine seemed to be capable of managing business.Also, Cliff for all his flaws was an attorney, and at least capable of managing an organization onsome level.What was Pam&#039;s expertise?&nbsp; A department store position that may have lasted a portion of one year?I would think that a businesswoman as smart as Rebecca would have made better succession decisions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 402295, member: 40536"] Rebecca Wentworth was a good character that should have been utilized more. She appears to have had the resources and the power to destroy Ewing Oil. I wish that had been explored more, she could have been a most formidable adversary, and the Ewings could have had a real challenge to their empire. The writing did her no favors. Her husband's daughter only gets a 1/3 share above two half-siblings that she only acknowledged for two years? Not to mention Katherine seemed to be capable of managing business. Also, Cliff for all his flaws was an attorney, and at least capable of managing an organization on some level. What was Pam's expertise? A department store position that may have lasted a portion of one year? I would think that a businesswoman as smart as Rebecca would have made better succession decisions. [/QUOTE]

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