TMC
05-12-2015, 03:51 PM
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/05/betty-mad-men-cancer
As Katey Rich puts it, "The fact that Betty (http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/tv_club/features/2015/mad_men_season_7_part_2/episode_6/mad_men_season_7_reviewed_betty_gets_redeemed_at_last.html) had no choice—that her fate is not random, exactly, given all the smoking, but still somehow arbitrary—is maddening, both from the perspective of history and how Mad Men has told Betty's story. Many women on the show have been victims, particularly of Don (http://time.com/3850265/don-draper-women-chart/)'s selfishness, but few have suffered as often, and with so little apparent sympathy, as Betty."
As Katey Rich puts it, "The fact that Betty (http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/tv_club/features/2015/mad_men_season_7_part_2/episode_6/mad_men_season_7_reviewed_betty_gets_redeemed_at_last.html) had no choice—that her fate is not random, exactly, given all the smoking, but still somehow arbitrary—is maddening, both from the perspective of history and how Mad Men has told Betty's story. Many women on the show have been victims, particularly of Don (http://time.com/3850265/don-draper-women-chart/)'s selfishness, but few have suffered as often, and with so little apparent sympathy, as Betty."