Quotes
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J.R. Ewing : Well, it's a new day, darlin'. And the house is lighter by one sister-in-law.
Sue Ellen Ewing : Pam's left?
J.R. Ewing : That's right. Just now. Bobby's out there mopin' in her dust.
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Sue Ellen Ewing : Darling, you really seem to be worried about all of this. Are you afraid we're going to lose?
J.R. Ewing : Sue Ellen, I am in trouble. I lost my variance. Bobby made a killing on that Wellington deal. Pamela inherited a fortune. If they ever get together again, she starts to help him, they could wield a frightening amount of clout, really.
Sue Ellen Ewing : I've never heard you talk like this before.
J.R. Ewing : Like I said, Sue Ellen, I'm in trouble. I just got to find a way out.
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J.R. Ewing : There's no one sadder about Rebecca's death than I am. I mean it, sincerely. But my overriding concern is winning Ewing Oil. And you know what? Pamela leaving Bobby like this is gonna muddle his mind up more than anything I could have done. And you can't expect me to be sad about that.
Sue Ellen Ewing : It's just so cruel.
J.R. Ewing : Well, I'm not the cruel one; Pam is. Now you just tell me why she's not standing by her husband the way you're standing by me?
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Clayton Farlow : Sue Ellen, didn't you ever realize I was in love with you?
Sue Ellen Ewing : What?
Clayton Farlow : I was in love with you.
Sue Ellen Ewing : Clayton...
Clayton Farlow : Look, I'm telling you how I felt.
Sue Ellen Ewing : I had no idea.
Clayton Farlow : Well, that's the point Sue Ellen. My feelings for you must have been written all over my face.
Sue Ellen Ewing : But not anymore? What changed them? Miss Ellie?
Clayton Farlow : Partly. I do find many qualities in her that I used to think were in you.
Sue Ellen Ewing : Well, just how do you feel about her?
Clayton Farlow : I don't think that's any of your business, Sue Ellen.
Sue Ellen Ewing : Clayton, I just don't understand.
Clayton Farlow : Not then. And not now.
