It's the "Succession" version of Celebration, Florida. Living+ is a new Waystar Royco real estate "product": master-planned communities with company content integrated into every experience. Sarah Snook in "Succession" (Photograph by David Russell/HBO) That may be true, but as "Living+" shows us, they are not exactly experts on the subject either. They're convinced she wouldn't know what to do with power if she had it. Then Logan died, and the boys fell back on old habits ganging up on dumb Pinky. Ken, Rome, and Shiv suspect that if they put their three half-wits together, they'd figure out how to keep Daddy's multibillion-dollar conglomerate afloat. That's the excruciating part of this four-season joke. With Logan gone, Shiv ( Sarah Snook), Roman ( Kieran Culkin), and Kendall ( Jeremy Strong) have nobody to blame for their mistakes but themselves. " Succession," through the Roys, leads one to ponder another parenting style: What if a father despised all of his children equally, but hated each son differently while dismissing his daughter entirely? What type of adults would that approach create?Įvery hour expands upon that answer a bit more, but the fourth season episodes following the demise of Logan Roy ( Brian Cox) get a bit more psychologically surgical each week.
Precious few, I'd suspect, wonder why there aren't equivalent aphorisms for fathers. Some argue instead that they love their children equally but differently. Mothers love their sons and raise their daughters, the saying goes.
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