S11E25
S11E25
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ToggleClayton’s arrest for David’s murder serves as a chilling backdrop to the drama. Clayton, whose loyalty to the Ewing family is unimpeachable, finds himself backed into a corner with serious charges. Miss Ellie stands by him, but it’s an icy support, maintained mostly for appearances. The tension between Clayton and Miss Ellie depicts the dichotomy between public facade and personal torment, a recurring theme throughout the series.
Ray’s struggle with solitude, following Jenna and Charlie’s departure to Switzerland, presents a relatable and heartrending picture of loneliness. However, Ray’s gloomy existence is soon disrupted by Connie’s entry. While this development hints at a possible new chapter in Ray’s life, it also underlines the cyclical nature of relationships and the constant search for companionship amidst life’s trials and tribulations.
The episode’s emotional core is solidified through the conversation between Casey and Cliff. As Casey draws parallels between the ways Jock treated Digger and J.R. treated his father, he highlights the shared experiences that bind them together. This moment underscores the old adage, ‘history repeats itself.’ Cliff, grappling with this realization, finds solace in tranquilizers, setting a dangerous course that echoes his ongoing struggle with personal demons.
The episode showcases Bobby’s fight to regain the right to use the Ewing name, symbolizing a battle of integrity against corruption. The senator’s demand for a bribe in return for his assistance exemplifies the insidious nature of power dynamics in politics. Bobby’s frustration paints a vivid picture of the struggle between maintaining personal principles and achieving broader goals.
Finally, Kimberly’s attempt to broker peace between her frail father and J.R. creates a compelling narrative twist. Her concern about the toll the fight for WestStar is taking on her father’s health humanizes her character. However, J.R.’s desire for total surrender instead of a truce captures the relentless drive for power that fuels his actions.
Dallas’ Season 11, Episode 25, “Never Say Never,” is a poignant reminder of the enduring appeal of this beloved series. It continues to blend political machinations, personal relationships, and complex emotional landscapes, all set within the grandeur of the Ewing dynasty. This episode stands as a testament to the masterful storytelling and enduring legacy of Dallas, ensuring viewers remain on the edge of their seats, always anticipating the next twist in the tale.
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Before retirement, Dora was the editor and publisher of various online magazines. For example, she edited and published GEnie Lamp – an online magazine for General Electric’s Information Service (GEIS) – and the BBS Magazine, TeleTalk Online.
Now retired, Dora and her husband, Mike, enjoy RV traveling, camping, and meeting fellow campers.