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Comments

Re: How does values dissonance affect your opinion of characters?

[(Anonymous)]

I'd say it really depends on how much of it might be the times (or other factors) versus the character's worth as a person.

For example, Mad Men. I think some of the things the characters say and do are due to the time they're in; it's probable that my grandparents held similar views or also lacked understanding about certain things in the 60s. But there's things that are wrong regardless of the time, too. I think even for his time, Don's supposed to be a sleazy womanizer.

But it's definitely tricky, and I'm not really sure where you draw the line. :/