I don't think it is useful to analyze "what if" folded cards. All hole cards have an expected value based on what they are, where the button is, what action has occured before you and the type of opponents and table you are playing at. The flop is irrelevent to your decision to fold your hole cards. Since a flop is random and you haven't seen it yet, it has no relevence in your decision.

If you want to analyze, then check a see how well you had a read on another guys cards. Also, analyze your play to see if you made the correct poker decisions. Forget about bad luck river cards. Did you make the right play?