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Now that the dust has settled, I'd like to state that the series finale for Dynasty was a total letdown.

Talk about hatchet job!!! What was that???? Adam just "left"? And Steven was the new majordomo with a mask (I enjoyed James McKay's return, I can't lie. I just wish it was handled better.)??? Liam faced zero consequences for plagiarism? Jeff released his IP on the net... Fallon breezed around in office couture and I can't even remember what happened with Blake, Crystal, Sammy and the rest??? Alexis and Dex had a happily ever after after a plane crash scare...?

Four and a half great seasons only for them to do a rush job and throw it all in the meat grinder. A cliffhanger would have been better. I don't blame the actors, they work with what they have. I blame the network execs. And maybe the writer's room.

Making Fallon cheat on Liam in Dynasty, because he "left her" as she was abandoning him for business is a classic case of villanizing shrewd, ruthless businesswomen.

Fallon was always Machiavellian, always deeply invested in business, constantly playing a game of one upping the men around her. Liam knew this when they met, he knew who she was and suddenly, after marriage, he has an issue with it??

Also the whole "Fallon cheating with her business rival-turned kinda acquaintance" is just bad writing, to show that women who are deeply invested in their careers than their personal lives, esp marriages, are not only neglectful but also disloyal.

Fallon didn't cheat on Culhane despite her feelings for Liam, and now she cheats on her husband with some dude she didn't even like until a week ago?

This is implicit sexism, where a woman has to prove she's loyal and loves her husband repeatedly and is criticized if she prioritises her business.

Blake isn't half as accountable for his actions, but Fallon is somehow at the centre of a "blunder" she committed, that the men in her life have repeated over and over and rarely apologized for.

So no, Fallon isn't at fault. It's sexist, bad writing and crooked characterisation.