Pacey pulls over the car, visibly shocked. He just wants to know why she called him. What does that mean? It means that she can talk to him. Pacey asks Joey if she ever gets tired of taking, because he does.
Dawson's Creek Wiki Explore. Dawson's Creek. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Pacey and Joey. History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound. This article needs to be completed. Specifically regarding 3x18—3x23; Seasons 4—6. Please help Dawson's Creek Wiki by adding information. I know it. I've know it since the moment we kissed, and maybe even before that. And as scary as it is, I don't want to deny it anymore. If I'm thanking you for anything It's for not caring what anybody else thinks.
It's for knowing in your own heart what's wrong and what's right. And for being there this year I never really put much faith in all that "if you love someone set them free" crap, as evidenced by everything I've done in my life up to this very moment Happy in this life And I love you, I mean, I always, I have always, always loved you.
But our timing has just never been right So I have to get right with that and be happy, now. Because this is it, I mean, this is all that we get. If there is one thing I've learned from losing Jen, that's what I've learned. Actually, um, hold on. I'm not done yet.
But underneath their friendship, there is an undercurrent or romantic attraction and sexual tension that continues to grow as the series progresses. Joey and Dawson even date briefly at various points in the series but, somehow, their relationship never seems to be able to survive past a few months. Their romantic relationship was always fraught with conflict. Of course!
A love triangle. Heresy is exactly what the show needed. Not only did we have a story, we had a story engine , a dramatic problem that would create many other stories. It is still satisfying to watch in And in , it did its job. The Joey-Pacey-Dawson love triangle would ultimately power the show through its remaining four seasons. Joey sacrifices a trip to Paris when Dawson wants her to.
She organizes her entire life around him. So the introduction of the love triangle fundamentally destabilized the show. It suggested the possibility of a universe in which Joey did not belong to Dawson, an idea to which everyone involved even Pacey, whose crush on Joey kicked off an existential crisis reacted with deep and profound horror.
That horror is perhaps best summarized by a plot line in season four in which Joey, newly admitted to her dream college, finds out she has not received enough financial aid to attend and does not want to take out crippling student loans to make up the difference. At the time, this decision was roundly mocked by fans, but in retrospect, good thinking, Joey Potter. The offer prompts Joey to burst into guilt-stricken tears.
She slept with Pacey. Nonetheless, both Dawson and Joey treat the idea that she might have slept with someone else as a kind of theft. The subtext of the moment is not hidden: The thing Dawson was buying is no longer for sale, and that is horrifying. The world might as well be falling apart. This romantic values system is fundamental to a certain kind of pop cultural romance, in which sex and love and ownership are messily intertwined, so that when a man chooses to fall in love with a woman, he takes ownership of her.
A woman, in contrast, has no choice: She falls in love because she is loved, and in so doing, she cedes ownership of herself. Show creator, Kevin Williamson, confirmed that he originally wrote the ending so Joey and Dawson ended up together, but something didn't feel right, so he went back to the drawing board and crafted another ending.
Williamson has said that Dawson and Joey were soul mates, however, soul mates aren't always romantic, and sometimes our soul mates are our friends, which is what their relationship was. Recently, he was asked where the characters would be today, and what Joey and Dawson's relationship status is. I don't think they see enough of each other.
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