George Mitchell counted the votes himself, huh? It was exactly half to half? "Oh..." He remembered that his hand had not been raised yet, and immediately raised it, "Okay, the resolution was passed!" He smiled at Linton.

Linton still maintained his demeanor and shrugged indifferently.

However, this type of vote is also dangerous enough. Except for Robert Eiger's camp, his former subordinates did not raise their hands either. Eisner felt their bets looking at them. He knew that the people who forced the former director to give way to Goldman Sachs said they were sick and let go of their hands and avoid looking at each other with the movement of rubbing their eyebrows.

"Then I nominate Michael Eisner to take over this position."

George Mitchell also noticed the votes that ran away, and first gave Eisner a look of dissatisfaction, but he still had to give the benefits he had made beforehand. While he spoke, he glared at Robert Eiger and others who did not raise his hands, threatening to take revenge in the future.

"I nominate Mr. Carsonberg," Linton said suddenly.

The conference room suddenly fell into silence.

Robert Eiger's eyes flashed with a cold light, and he also turned his eyes to Linton.

Eisner reacted first and gritted his teeth secretly.

"WTF...Karsonberg Katsonberg is not even ours."

DreamWorks Animation has not come back yet. Even if it comes back, there is a certain probability that it will be the same as before Pixar Animation. It only signs the distribution contract at Disney and does not hold a position at Disney Company, let alone the director, this is true for Jobs.

George Mitchell subconsciously mocked Linton's nomination, but then realized that he also supported bringing Carsonberg to Disney, including the conditions of the board of directors or even higher positions. It was difficult to speak too much and spread it to Carsonberg's ears. The old man reacted quickly and said, "Let's talk about it when Carsonberg is here. Please pay attention to Director Linton. Today's meeting will only discuss Disney's current problems."

"Karsonberg needs a position that is respectable enough, and we promised him."

Unexpectedly, Linton said it directly. In this matter, the two camps cooperated, and no one could hide too much from each other. "Anyway, the position of vice chairman is not very important, so we just keep it and treat him in vain, which can be enough to show our Disney sincerity."

"Shut up and vote..." George Mitchell swears impatiently, "Agree with Eisner to take over as vice chairman!"

This time George Mitchell raised his hand early, and the ticket size was similar, but not more than half of it. Because Robert Eiger did not raise it, his man had raised his hand first, but observed that he did not move, and put his hand down again.

"Robert?" George Mitchell urged.

On the one hand, it increased the hope of DreamWorks coming in, which was not good for his own leading plan to recover Pixar. On the other hand, it allowed Eisner to regain some momentum after driving away his former subordinate Linton at the shareholders' meeting. Many middle-level members within the company would only see these things on the surface. Eisner's position as vice chairman would affect their choices, which was also not good for himself and the other party's power struggle on ABC TV. Robert Eiger, who had no preparation in advance, fell into the long-term exam.

"I've had enough Eisner, you have had enough of him, right?"

That's true. Linton observed Robert Eiger's reaction while secretly refuting Song Ya's insight last night. Song Ya said: "I think the same is true for Jobs and Robert Eiger. It's been more than a year. The biggest problem we both face at the moment is that we both lose patience with his extreme balance technique to control power. If he doesn't leave Disney for a day, we may be placed on both ends of the seesaw as a pawn, up and down... So, the most urgent thing to solve is him. Without him, it may be more important to us than anything else. He must leave."

Sure enough, Robert Eiger shook his head slightly at his own people with a look of attention from everyone in the venue, without raising his hand.

"Damn it! We will continue to discuss this issue next time the board of directors!" George Mitchell had no choice but to curse helplessly, "End! End!"

Linton was the first to get up and leave the venue.

Eisner had a gloomy face and finally stayed alone in the conference room.

"Roy Disney's Saving Disney Movement once again expressed dissatisfaction with the shareholders' meeting and the resolution of the board of directors. They announced that they would continue to promote the extraordinary shareholders' meeting, and the goal was to overturn Eisner's first-hand move at Disney. APLUS also announced that it would also join this plan, which increased the chance of passing the Disney temporary shareholders' meeting sharply..."

That night, the website Save Disney updated this news.

"How will Eisner react?" Linton was a little worried about Song Ya's decision. "We have completely broken up with him this time. What a pity. I always feel that I hope to win him..."

"No, although Eisner and I have broken down, business is business. I don't think this will affect his relationship with me..."

Song Ya dashed the golf ball high and far, "Jobs, Katzenberg and me, if he can only choose one of three in the end, he will still choose me, followed by Jobs, and Katzenberg in the end... He did a great job when he drove Katzenberg away from Disney. He could not really pin his hopes on Katzenberg's DreamWorks animation. Even if Katzenberg is expressing kindness and generosity to him in order to return, he knew that Katzenberg's emotional artist character would not really not revenge."

"I hope so." Linton smiled bitterly.

"Wait for a good show." Song Ya answered confidently.

Save Disney website has become increasingly popular after the strong joining of Black Pharaoh. Although Jobs' camp also joined in a low-key manner, and the members of the Disney Supervisory Board have been bribed one after another, according to this trend, the threshold for convening an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders will be able to collect the latest shareholders by the end of the year at the latest.

Eisner became more and more silent, like an ostrich burying his head in the sand.

Before he knew it, it was April 2005, and he finally made a move.

"I know that the personal doubts about me are very surging now. I have served Disney for half my life. I love Disney very much, but I swear, I am not the legendary person who loves power..."
Chapter completed!