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I'll tell you, though, it's like the man says we gotta quit seeing each other this way, Donna. |
I ain't complaining. |
I want more of you than just nights in a bar or a motel, you know. |
What if that's all there is? |
Well, that just can't be now. |
Why don't we go away someplace? |
Take a week. |
Really get to know each other, have some fun. |
It's getting kind of serious for me. |
Before we go a whole lot further I think we better figure out where we wanna end up. |
Say, Donna. |
- How you doing? |
- J.R., how are you doing? |
Oh, well, just fine, just fine. |
I thought I'd sneak out and do a little buying. |
You looking for something for Sam? |
No, I was just doing some window-shopping. |
- Oh, yeah? |
- Well, it was nice seeing you. |
Bye. |
Say, Donna? |
Donna, you know, I was real surprised when Sam introduced you as his wife. |
Yeah, most people are, but they get over it. |
I'm not against it. |
It's the best thing that ever happened to him to have a pretty young lady like you for a wife. |
- Well, he seems happy. |
- Well, there's a lot of advantages for him. |
I can see where there would be advantages for you too. |
I bet you can. |
Of course, I suppose there would be drawbacks. |
Namely, his age. |
I hate to tell you, but that's not original. |
You're not the first person to point out that a young, healthy woman like myself couldn't have a happy sex life with Sam. |
No, I don't suppose it's original, but I do suppose it's true. |
Well, and I guess you think that you are just the man to fill my lonely hours. |
Oh, me? |
No, no, no. |
I'm a married man. |
I believe in the sanctity of marriage. |
Well, you're gonna have to tell me what all this is leading to. |
A funny thing happened to me last night on the way home. |
I was on my way to the ranch, it was late and old Ray Krebbs' pickup truck just came barreling past me doing well over the speed limit. |
So I thought something might be wrong, see. |
So I did a U-turn, and I followed him. |
And you can imagine how surprised I was when all he did was turn in to the Starlight Motel. |
I bet you were so surprised, you hung around long enough to find out who he was meeting. |
Well, I always was a curious one. |
Ray has had some unfortunate romantic experiences in his past and I just wouldn't want that old boy to get hurt again. |
So? |
So I can't understand him fooling around with a married woman. |
You can cut out all this nonsense about caring whether Ray gets hurt or not. |
I mean, what you really want is something in exchange for not telling Sam, right? |
Who me, tell Sam? |
Oh, no, never, never. |
I don't think he'd take kindly to anybody who told him his wife was fooling around. |
I don't think he'd take kindly to the Ewings when he found out it was their foreman that she was fooling around with. |
Well, you're gonna have to spell it out for me, J.R. |
You're just way over my head. |
Sam is on the fence between the Ewings and the OLM and I want you to tell him that taking the power from the OLM would be a fine idea. |
And in return? |
Ray will never find out from me who you are. |
If he got a broken heart again, he might go off the deep end. |
I don't know what he'd do to you or to Sam. |
- Oh, do you think I care if you tell Ray? |
- I read people pretty well. |
Yes, I think you care quite a lot. |
As a matter of fact, I'm banking on it. |
There's the little store I was looking for. |
I think I'll go and buy my wife some trinkets. |
You have a nice day. |
Well, I don't know. |
Well, come on, it's gonna be a great party. |
Tommy said guys are coming over from Plano. |
I thought we were just gonna fool around here for a while. |
- Oh, why stay here when there's a party? |
- Come on. |
These really pepped you up the other day, didn't they? |
- Yeah, it did make me feel pretty good. |
- Well, one more isn't gonna hurt you any. |
Come on, how's it gonna be a party without the four of us? |
All right, but those guys from Plano better be cute. |
Oh, they are. |
Yeah. |
Why? |
I was just getting ready. |
Where? |
Is something wrong? |
All right. |
See you there. |
- Evening, Daddy. |
- J.R. |
- What you got there? |
- Oh, just some breeding reports. |
It looks like Ray's gonna start stocking that land of his. |
Is that a fact? |
Well, good for him. |
I'll look him up and see if I can give a hand. |
Well, I'm sure he'd appreciate that. |
Oh, have you heard anything from Sam Culver yet? |
No, sir, not today, but I think I'll be hearing from him shortly. |
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