- Jun 30, 2024
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Don has relegated Dan to lower tier status. Whether Don was influenced by his paid simps or Dan reminds him of a past life, Dan has become the butt of many jokes and a kicking post. Don’s intros state each character was progressing except poor Dan. Unless everything in the beginning was an illusion, no man would go from confident individual to absolute buffoon in the timeframe of this story. It’s like what we are experiencing is not a man, but a man-child. A man will fight for himself and his family. He’s not laying down like a dog, even if it’s his last dying breath. Dan had every reason and opportunity in the world to beat Lester into a bloody pulp, but chose each time to hold back. Now it’s reached a point where Lester is not afraid of him anymore.
Just my thought I find interesting. Why would Dan want to be away from his family constantly? They have enough money for her to travel. Why is it only Sarah not the kids too when visiting Chicago. I would want to be around my emotional support system. I work with men who do travel out of town for work for week(s) at a time, but when off shift they immediately go home to spend time with friends, family and their home. When their family (and I said family not just wife) do come near the job site, they treat it like vacation. Did Sarah have poor Dan under her thumb at home and this was his opportunity to gain some freedom? It’s hard to be sympathetic to his plight.
Just my thought I find interesting. Why would Dan want to be away from his family constantly? They have enough money for her to travel. Why is it only Sarah not the kids too when visiting Chicago. I would want to be around my emotional support system. I work with men who do travel out of town for work for week(s) at a time, but when off shift they immediately go home to spend time with friends, family and their home. When their family (and I said family not just wife) do come near the job site, they treat it like vacation. Did Sarah have poor Dan under her thumb at home and this was his opportunity to gain some freedom? It’s hard to be sympathetic to his plight.