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* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Having had enough of Peter's lies and adultery, Trudy unleashes a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before kicking him out of the house in season 6. A completely unintimidated Pete then bites back himself, stating "You're going to sleep alone tonight. And you will realize you don't know anything for sure." In this show, he's right.]]
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* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Having had enough of Peter's lies FoolishHusbandResponsibleWife: She is sometimes more adult than Pete. Other times she can be naive or overly optimistic, and adultery, Trudy unleashes a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before kicking him out of the house in season 6. A completely unintimidated Pete then bites needs to tell her what's what.
** In 7B she clearly tells him that she looks backhimself, stating "You're going and sees things as they are rather than how she wants to sleep alone tonight. And you will realize you don't know anything for sure." In this show, he's right.]]see them as, so she has grown a lot from the young, wide-eyed bride she was in the early 60s.
** In 7B she clearly tells him that she looks back
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* WomenAreWiser: She is sometimes more adult than Pete. Other times she can be naive or overly optimistic, and Pete needs to tell her what's what.
** In 7B she clearly tells him that she looks back and sees things as they are rather than how she wants to see them as, so she has grown a lot from the young, wide-eyed bride she was in the early 60s.
** In 7B she clearly tells him that she looks back and sees things as they are rather than how she wants to see them as, so she has grown a lot from the young, wide-eyed bride she was in the early 60s.
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* WomenAreWiser: She is sometimes more adult than Pete. Other times she can be naive or overly optimistic, TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Having had enough of Peter's lies and adultery, Trudy unleashes a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before kicking him out of the house in season 6. A completely unintimidated Pete needs to tell her what's what.
** In 7B she clearly tells him that she looksthen bites back and sees things as they are rather than how she wants himself, stating "You're going to see them as, so she has grown a lot from the young, wide-eyed bride she was in the early 60s.sleep alone tonight. And you will realize you don't know anything for sure." In this show, he's right.]]
** In 7B she clearly tells him that she looks
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* StandardFiftiesFather: In the most ironic way possible, given the context.
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* StandardFiftiesFather: Standard50sFather: In the most ironic way possible, given the context.
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* BasementDweller: Some dialogue stated that she and her husband lived with Peggy's grandparents (likely implied to be her parents) until after Anita was born, judging by the ages of Anita and Peggy, it was UsefulNotes/TheGreatDepression and would have been harder for Mr. Olson to afford a house.
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* BasementDweller: Some dialogue stated that she and her husband lived with Peggy's grandparents (likely implied to be her parents) until after Anita was born, judging by the ages of Anita and Peggy, it was UsefulNotes/TheGreatDepression TheGreatDepression and would have been harder for Mr. Olson to afford a house.
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->'''Played By''': Myra Turley
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->'''Played By''': Myra TurleyCreator/MyraTurley
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* TheAlcoholic: Once she marries Roger, she's rarely seen in a non-intoxicated state, to the point of embarrassing Roger in public.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: From the first moment she walked into Sterling Cooper, her aim to land herself a well-heeled man is obvious to all. But once she gets Roger, she finds herself miserable, lonely, and with a tendency to [[DrowningMySorrows drown her sorrows.]]
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* OutOfFocus: She's introduced as a wily, even somewhat manipulative character in Season 2, one that can even go toe-to-toe with Joan for dominance of the office. But after her marriage to Roger, we rarely see her at all, and when we do she's often drunk, incoherent, and making a fool of herself.
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/Larisa1Oleynik
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/Larisa1OleynikCreator/LarisaOleynik
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->'''Played By''': Creator/PeytonList
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->'''Played By''': Creator/PeytonListCreator/{{Peyton List|1986}}
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* NoNameGiven: in-universe; when they're invited to a dinner party which the Cosgroves will be attending, Don and Megan find that neither knows her name. Ultimately played for laughs, as Megan shouts out "Cynthia!" when Ken eventually addresses her by her name.
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* NoNameGiven: in-universe; In-universe; when they're invited to a dinner party which the Cosgroves will be attending, Don and Megan find that neither knows her name. Ultimately played for laughs, as Megan shouts out "Cynthia!" when Ken eventually addresses her by her name.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: His suicide is depicted as having a devastating impact on Don, but he's rarely mentioned or referenced after the first season.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: His suicide is depicted as having a devastating impact on Don, but he's rarely mentioned or referenced after the first season. That said, Don sees a vision of him in "The Phantom" as a manifestation of guilt that he feels following Lane Pryce's suicide, so it's made clear Adam's death lingers, even if subconsciously.
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Roger's secon wife. Starts out as Don's secretary, quickly gaining Joan's mistrust thanks to her attention-grabbing wardrobe choices and rather unsubtle flirting with male colleagues. Joan would have fired her if not for Roger's intervention; Roger subsequently starts an affair with her and divorces Mona to marry her, despite the embarrassing fact that she's not much older than Roger's daughter.
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Roger's secon second wife. Starts out as Don's secretary, quickly gaining Joan's mistrust thanks to her attention-grabbing wardrobe choices and rather unsubtle flirting with male colleagues. Joan would have fired her if not for Roger's intervention; Roger subsequently starts an affair with her and divorces Mona to marry her, despite the embarrassing fact that she's not much older than Roger's daughter.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: Anna is the most important person to Don outside of his family and work.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: Anna is was the most important first person to Don outside figure out Don's secret. She decides to forgive him instead of his family report him, starting a friendly and work. supportive relationship with him instead.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: One of the nicest characters in the show, especially to Don.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: Anna is the most important person to Don outside of his family and work.
