Betty Draper: the great refusenik of the entire show, the one truth-teller who can accept the finitude of life, that there are endings.
— corey robin (@CoreyRobin) May 20, 2015
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1 comment:
I watched one episode.I lived the 60s and feel no nostalgia for the period.
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