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Dallas - The Original Series
Looking Back At It, Miss Ellie Was Very Selfish.
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<blockquote data-quote="Chris2" data-source="post: 443384" data-attributes="member: 495"><p>I thought the Ellie of the early seasons (“You don’t keep Ellie Ewing waiting”, according to Sue Ellen) was far more interesting than the grandmotherly, more emotionally fragile person she became later on. The Jock/Ellie marriage was fascinating because of the power dynamic between the two of them. And I agree with many of the points above - I wish they had leaned into Ellie’s ranching heritage more, and her entitlement, and how she married beneath her.</p><p></p><p>After Jock was gone, they lost anyone who might stand up to her. They needed that - perhaps it could have been a new love interest who was better developed than Clayton, or perhaps a new daughter-in-law. Wouldn’t it have been fun if JR had an ambitious second wife who went toe-to-toe with her?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris2, post: 443384, member: 495"] I thought the Ellie of the early seasons (“You don’t keep Ellie Ewing waiting”, according to Sue Ellen) was far more interesting than the grandmotherly, more emotionally fragile person she became later on. The Jock/Ellie marriage was fascinating because of the power dynamic between the two of them. And I agree with many of the points above - I wish they had leaned into Ellie’s ranching heritage more, and her entitlement, and how she married beneath her. After Jock was gone, they lost anyone who might stand up to her. They needed that - perhaps it could have been a new love interest who was better developed than Clayton, or perhaps a new daughter-in-law. Wouldn’t it have been fun if JR had an ambitious second wife who went toe-to-toe with her? [/QUOTE]
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