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What Character Did Something That Made You Mad?
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<blockquote data-quote="DallasFanForever" data-source="post: 405721" data-attributes="member: 13221"><p>When Pam goes to the nursery to check on John Ross only to find Sue Ellen is there instead. Pam sees Sue Ellen finally holding her son and tells Bobby she’s lost him. Bobby tells her he was never hers. True but not exactly the most supportive way of putting it. </p><p></p><p>The revelation of Edgar’s secret. I understand he had reformed and wasn’t that person anymore. People do make mistakes and become better for them sometimes but I had a hard time liking him as much after what he had done was revealed. He became less sympathetic in my eyes as the storyline unfolded. Perhaps I’m being a little harsh but I found myself rooting for J.R. here more than I did Edgar at times. </p><p></p><p>When Digger asks for money for Pam and Jock scoffs and says “Here’s a hundred.” She should’ve reared back and given them both two of her famous slaps right there. </p><p></p><p>The scene with J.R. and Laurel. The less said about it the better. Perhaps the worst thing he ever did.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DallasFanForever, post: 405721, member: 13221"] When Pam goes to the nursery to check on John Ross only to find Sue Ellen is there instead. Pam sees Sue Ellen finally holding her son and tells Bobby she’s lost him. Bobby tells her he was never hers. True but not exactly the most supportive way of putting it. The revelation of Edgar’s secret. I understand he had reformed and wasn’t that person anymore. People do make mistakes and become better for them sometimes but I had a hard time liking him as much after what he had done was revealed. He became less sympathetic in my eyes as the storyline unfolded. Perhaps I’m being a little harsh but I found myself rooting for J.R. here more than I did Edgar at times. When Digger asks for money for Pam and Jock scoffs and says “Here’s a hundred.” She should’ve reared back and given them both two of her famous slaps right there. The scene with J.R. and Laurel. The less said about it the better. Perhaps the worst thing he ever did. [/QUOTE]
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