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Dallas - The Original Series
The REAL problem with Jenna
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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzler’s Frightening Hair" data-source="post: 429539" data-attributes="member: 2740"><p>I could kind of buy Morgan’s Jenna as someone just a few years removed from losing her parents (didn’t sound like her mother was still around) and finding out she was not wealthy, and in fact broke - a single mother with a deadbeat con man as an ex-husband and her dependable childhood sweetheart married to someone else.</p><p></p><p>It makes sense that someone in that position would turn to a Maynard Anderson “rich daddy” type and then her ex Bobby as a way to regain that lost life that was all she’d known until sometime in her 20s. She’d been manipulated and conned by Naldo, so that kind of behavior was fresh in her mind, and going after married men may have seemed like a more realistic goal than the typical “eligible bachelor” given that she was broke and had a child (but still looked like Morgan Fairchild). Hm, where was Mark Graison at this point?</p><p></p><p>Or, anyway, I could buy the way she was written in that episode more than the super put-together Tacker Jenna from just a year later.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guzzler’s Frightening Hair, post: 429539, member: 2740"] I could kind of buy Morgan’s Jenna as someone just a few years removed from losing her parents (didn’t sound like her mother was still around) and finding out she was not wealthy, and in fact broke - a single mother with a deadbeat con man as an ex-husband and her dependable childhood sweetheart married to someone else. It makes sense that someone in that position would turn to a Maynard Anderson “rich daddy” type and then her ex Bobby as a way to regain that lost life that was all she’d known until sometime in her 20s. She’d been manipulated and conned by Naldo, so that kind of behavior was fresh in her mind, and going after married men may have seemed like a more realistic goal than the typical “eligible bachelor” given that she was broke and had a child (but still looked like Morgan Fairchild). Hm, where was Mark Graison at this point? Or, anyway, I could buy the way she was written in that episode more than the super put-together Tacker Jenna from just a year later. [/QUOTE]
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