Mad men

      1. In episode #103(The Marriage of Figaro), Pete Campbell refers to honesty as "a great angle." The starkly simple VW ad shown in the episode generates much discussion at Sterling Cooper. What might Pete mean by suggesting honesty as an angle? 2. In episode #102, Don refers to the resolution of a 1950's political scandal as "an admission wrapped in a distraction." In episode #103, Don calls the misleading of a client "ineptitude with insufficient cover." How do these statements shed light on how Don views the ethics of advertising? 3. In episode #203, Betty Draper is acquainted with a fellow horse rider at the local stables. He says to Betty, more than once, that she is "so profoundly sad." To what extent is that observation about Betty insightful?