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<blockquote data-quote="DallasFanForever" data-source="post: 384826" data-attributes="member: 13221"><p>I can live with that, or I guess they could’ve done a memorial service without the body and had the mourners flashback to those scenes while all sitting there perhaps. Either way I definitely wouldn’t want to lose the flashbacks. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>The lack of a funeral kind of added to the drama for me in a way. It’s very sad that such a great character didn’t get to have that but it’s also a reminder that death, much like life, doesn’t always go as planned. Jock’s death lacked the proper closure, and unfortunately that’s a very realistic thing with death sometimes. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>A missed opportunity in my opinion. Considering her transgressions as a character, we missed out on the conflicting emotions her funeral would’ve brought to both Sue Ellen and Patricia. It could’ve made for some really good and touching scenes between them. Granted, Patricia obviously wasn’t as privy to a lot of what Kristin had done but of course she had just lost a daughter and those scenes could’ve been very emotional. </p><p></p><p>Was Kristin’s cause of death known yet? Did they have the results? I’m going blank now. </p><p></p><p>If so I can see Patricia staring stone faced at that casket and saying “That darned California. It turned my sweet, innocent little angel into a crazy woman that thought she could fly!”</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DallasFanForever, post: 384826, member: 13221"] I can live with that, or I guess they could’ve done a memorial service without the body and had the mourners flashback to those scenes while all sitting there perhaps. Either way I definitely wouldn’t want to lose the flashbacks. The lack of a funeral kind of added to the drama for me in a way. It’s very sad that such a great character didn’t get to have that but it’s also a reminder that death, much like life, doesn’t always go as planned. Jock’s death lacked the proper closure, and unfortunately that’s a very realistic thing with death sometimes. A missed opportunity in my opinion. Considering her transgressions as a character, we missed out on the conflicting emotions her funeral would’ve brought to both Sue Ellen and Patricia. It could’ve made for some really good and touching scenes between them. Granted, Patricia obviously wasn’t as privy to a lot of what Kristin had done but of course she had just lost a daughter and those scenes could’ve been very emotional. Was Kristin’s cause of death known yet? Did they have the results? I’m going blank now. If so I can see Patricia staring stone faced at that casket and saying “That darned California. It turned my sweet, innocent little angel into a crazy woman that thought she could fly!” [/QUOTE]
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