Succession [HBO] *Spoilers*

It's possible Logan crossed out/under Kendall's name just to mess with their heads when the letter was found. What I think is more likely is that he wasn't sure what way to go so it's more like a question mark.

Kendall might just turn in to the "killer" now. The final scene in episode 4 was very Logan like and appeared to come easy to him. I hope he doesn't go the way of his father though because Kendall is more human and evolved.

Shiv is dreadful and I rarely have sympathy for her. No matter what happens to her, even her fall down the steps, I can't empathise with the character at all. Whereas with Kendall and Roman I want to gather them up and hug them better. Connor resides on a different plane and not a higher one.

They both seem to have a stronger emotional core in that their feelings seem more authentic and there is a softness within rather than the hardness of Shiv.

Of course like her brothers she is abused as well. It manifests differently in each of them but the core is the same, 'dad please love me and accept me'. Impossible for a man such as Logan to do because he is also an abused child.

One scene though where I felt for Logan was when he and Kendall met for dinner in Italy. Kendall was being so self righteous in his belief that he is better than Logan and there was very little self awareness on display. In ways he is "better" but in no position to pontificate to his father.

Greg is a slithery fecker. I like him but I wouldn't in a million years trust him.

And poor Tom 😕 Him and Shiv on the beach in Season 2 as the wool was starting to be pulled from his eyes. He's another slithery fecker but he's insides are made of marshmallows.

Why do I get so invested in these shows! I was the same with The Last of Us and almost bereft when it ended. I'm there crying or talking at the screen and husband is like "it's not real" 😳😆

Same. When she was on the phone to Logan and he was already gone, I felt sadness but it wasn't really for Shiv, more the whole unfolding circumstance. She does have vulnerability locked away inside I'm sure of that, in fact I would say that she tries extremely hard to keep it there hence the coldness and fear. I just find it difficult to empathise with a character and person when it's never visible. She is at her worst when interacting with Tom. When they were both lying on their bed (Ist ep Season 4) I was hoping Shiv would peel back a little and let love out and in. And she's going to be a mother so that will be another generation of messed up Roys.

I presuming they still have to go through his will. I was thinking maybe he didn't leave the house to Marcia and therefore she can't sell it to Connor after all.