who he tries to shield from the ugly facts while muttering about people who drag their lies through life, destroying everything they touch while “the honest people” have to pick up the pieces.
Don is not a hero, but a person who never tires of destroying people all the way, maybe pete is not the honest, Betty is not grown up, Faye is not ready to be a wife, the others he has slept with, and everyone who has used them is not. Perfect. Don gives them material benefits (except Faye), but mental harm. This also applies to Pete, it can be assumed that Don has played Pete as a woman and Peggy as a man.
Don is not necessarily talented. Duck thinks bigger than him. He is right. Don wants a company dominated by creative people. He cannot adapt to big companies. Although Duck failed, he represented the kind of management The power will not fail; Pete and Peggy undoubtedly represent the future, the former has far-sighted and does not hesitate to use the people around him, it is inevitable to replace the complacent Account Man like Roger Sterling; in front of Peggy, Don is now slightly better but It’s rare for a god to come, and the screenwriter is going to cover the entire 1960s. In 10 years, there should be talented people coming out of the country, and the alternation of the old and the new is inevitable.
It has been four years, thanks to Mad men for contributing so many wonderful stories; for so many years, Don has established a career in his 30s, but there is no one who is not confused in his 40s; Betty has already had three children, and is still in the stage of a little princess; In the years to come, Don and Betty will continue to mature. I believe that even if they don't remarry, they will still develop. As long as the person who holds Don's identity secret is an important part of his life, Megan is probably not.
1968 was a big year, looking forward to Season 8!
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