#Chiantishire

[outoftoucherlocksholmes]

place your bets NOW on who will WIN THE BIGGEST DIVORCE OF THE 21st CENTURY!!!!

[tomwambsgans]

greg: so uh yeah there's zero substance to the relationship with a girl that i just got into a couple weeks ago and i'm not feeling it

tom:

[successionbracket]

Round 1

[hosseinisgeckos]

Stewy Hosseini in the Season 3 Trailer for "Chiantishire."

[loveakii]

succession, jesse armstrong / no exit, jean-paul sartre / i want you, mitski / my tears ricochet, taylor swift

[waxxxwork]

S3 E8 Chiantishire is one of the most emotional episodes of Succession for me. There are two exchanges that really stick out for me.

The first is when Caroline and Shiv are talking. It crushes me every time.

“I was ten, Mom.”

“You were thirteen. And you knew how to twist the knife. You knew then and you know now.”

The second is the dinner scene between Kendall and Logan. So much is packed into one scene: Kendall fruitlessly gathering all of his strength to face Logan just to have one of the most passive aggressive conversations of his life, the weird parallels here to ancient royalty between Logan having Iverson test his food and Kendall referencing knights:

“I want out. I think I thought I was a knight on horseback.”

“Life’s not knights on horseback. It’s a number on a piece of paper. It’s a fight for a knife in the mud.”

This scene is so tense and heavy, each word like stepping on a well-placed eggshell. Kendall’s emotions in this scene, Logan’s combativeness, this entire softly-spoken exchange simmering with resentment. I can’t take it. I really think this is one of the best episodes of the show.

“You think I want you dead? I’ll be broken when you die.”

[loveandthings11]

💔

[kendollroyco]

roman's lock screen in 3x08 is of shiv 🥺🥺🥺....in case you even care

[shivsdownstairsneighbour]

One of my absolute favorite moments of doing research in the Tuscan/Umbrian countryside has been visiting La Foce, aka the Roy residence in Tuscany from S3.

It's honestly surreal to know they're very much real, open to the public, and boast some of the most beautiful landscape scenes in the valley.

All pictures bellow are mine. Feel free to download and use as reference too!

Bonus B/W of the stuuuuning regional landscape

[thecuntumarried]

me when my dad asks if i'm gay

[tomwambsgans]

peter munion + tom wambsgans

[successionbracket]

Round 2

[lovetgr76]

Succession’s 10 Most Cringe-Worthy Scenes, Ranked

Of all the uncomfortable cringy moments delivered by Succession, the scene where Roman accidentally texted his own father Logan a picture of his private parts had to be near the top. The picture in question was meant for Gerri Kellman, whose age-inappropriate relationship was a depressing toxic mess. The moment of recognition after Logan read the text and Roman realized what he had done was pure, undiluted, cringe that made viewers want to curl up and squirm in the same way that Roman did.

[cloudyscribbless]

Kendall at his lowest vs his highest

[ancientgrainz]

guh

[divulgatoriseriali]

Dal Chianti Classico al Vinsanto: viaggio nel vino etrusco e romano

In tutte le parti del mondo la parola Chianti risveglia nelle persone pensieri stupendi o ricordi indimenticabili. Difatti, è uno dei vini italiani più esportati al mondo. Il Chianti Classico, in particolare, viene venduto per il 10% della vendita internazionale proprio in UK. Ma come è nato il Chianti? Cosa significa Chianti Classico? Qual è la storia del Chianti Classico, Come si distinguono i…