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Bookmark or Share- Logan’s scars on his back? : r/SuccessionTV - RedditThat's what I thought too but I have scars that were pretty deep that have scarred like that. It's years on, obviously not as long as it would be for Logan from his childhood, but still over a decade. (I only just started watching, hence being 8 months late in replying haha)
- Succession s03 final scene. Logan Roy says "I f***ing win". Why?He very clearly wanted to keep his business in family control. That’s the “line in the sand.” He very clearly hated tech companies and the fact that they’re edging into Waystar’s lane. More than anything else, the line in the sand is that Logan Roy likes power more than he likes money. This is demonstrated over and over again.
- Does anyone else think that Logan Roy is right about his ... - RedditMistaking a raging lunatic like Logan Roy for a competent businessman, much less a conflicted father with a secret heart of gold, makes me worry for some people. But maybe the writing is just that good -- the fictional character of Logan Roy has even managed to Stockholm Syndrome viewers into prioritising his approval and validation above all else.
- Unpopular Opinion: Logan Roy as a character is very underwhelming ...I don't think Logan is supposed to be a sharp and witty character. But that doesn't mean he's not smart and business savvy. In fact, I think Logan's business tactics are best exemplified in the Argestes episode when he hits Roman. He's not able to come up with anything witty or clever to say, but his attack on Roman certainly stops the room.
- Psychologist about family's narcissistic styles : r/SuccessionTV - RedditLogan Roy: malignant narcissist Logan rules Waystar Royco by turning everything into a twisted competition. A self-made billionaire, Logan is a cruel, calculating megalomaniac. He's abusive and callous, especially with his own children, and he has no respect for rules or laws. And he wins again and again.
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