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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 391100" data-attributes="member: 8">Because her oldest daughter was a &quot;lazy and ungrateful&quot; wife, machiavellian Patricia encouraged her youngest daughter to take her place just to keep the precious Ewing name in the family.Kristin was one of the most awesome Dallas characters, imo.Initially installed at Ewing Oil for no other reason than to be physically close to JR, she started to take her job seriously and was actually quite good at it.As opposed to the 80s TV tycoonettes who installed themselves behind a big desk and doing anything but&nbsp;&nbsp; work.It was fun to see how Kristin worked herself into the scorned mistress trap, but at the same time I think her clingy attitude weakened her character somewhat.She was a reasonable choice for a death victim, it&#039;s something that a soap needs to do every now and then, but I don&#039;t think that dead bodies actually float.People drown because they sink.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 391100, member: 8"] Because her oldest daughter was a "lazy and ungrateful" wife, machiavellian Patricia encouraged her youngest daughter to take her place just to keep the precious Ewing name in the family. Kristin was one of the most awesome Dallas characters, imo. Initially installed at Ewing Oil for no other reason than to be physically close to JR, she started to take her job seriously and was actually quite good at it. As opposed to the 80s TV tycoonettes who installed themselves behind a big desk and doing anything [I]but[/I] work. It was fun to see how Kristin worked herself into the scorned mistress trap, but at the same time I think her clingy attitude weakened her character somewhat. She was a reasonable choice for a death victim, it's something that a soap needs to do every now and then, but I don't think that dead bodies actually float. People drown because they sink. [/QUOTE]

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