#esp the shiv

[toftyer]

reupload: thinking about the season 2 finale a lot

babygril living the ultimate greek tragedy

[wyverndreamers]

rip the ro'meave brothers you wouldve loved succession

[cloud-based-and-rainpilled]

I’ve been saying tomgreg endgame as sort of a joke but Tom and Shiv fuckin hate hate each other now and Shiv’s taking their unborn child to the pub and Gerri girlbossedly rolls her eyes at Roman when he boo hoos at his father’s funeral and Kendall’s going fully Saturday morning cartoon evil now and idk Stewy’s like dead or smthing but Greg’s loyal to the bitter end even when he doesn’t need to be and Tom’s trying to let him go for Greg’s safety but Greg won’t let him like……………

bros…… we won? is there winning? at what fucking cost??

[deathlonging]

the way the golden thread of patricide/attempted patricide connects every character I've ever loved

[starspangledsteeve]

rip women of succession you would have loved the song labour by paris paloma

[endiness]

tbh one of the things that makes me think that roman might kill himself is i feel like the show's just gonna give everyone the worst, most tragic, pyrrhic victory ending and i feel like roman's death would do that. 'cause right now he's really the glue holding the family together. he’s the one who most wants them to be a family and is actively trying to get them to be one and he’s the one who genuinely keeps reaching out. and, like. he's kendall and shiv's partner and he’s their teammate but he's also their co-conspirator when they're working against the other and he’s their go-between and kendall and shiv will also unite to work against him and he's the main point of contact with connor and the one to stand up for him when kendall and shiv want to exclude him. he's the center point of those connections. he’s the heart. and if roman dies, and if he does so in a way where they'd likely not only blame themselves but each other as well (and especially because they did in some way contribute to roman’s declining mental health for their own professional benefit, which is kind of already happening), i can see that irrevocably splintering the family in a way that logan's death hasn't. and i feel like something as tragic as that is what the show'll end up doing. (especially if the business side of all their lives does actually end up going well. like, maybe they’ll all to varying degrees ‘win’ but at what cost and was it really worth it in the end?) (it wasn’t but now it’s too late to go back.)

[murphysiblings]

hard times - roy siblings

[civilization-illstayrighthere]

“ A gang of Raffen Shiv even formed outside Night City's gates: the Wraiths. They're well-organized, effective, and willing to do anything. After all, like all Raffens, they've got nothing left to lose.” - wraith dataterm entry, 2077 neotribes: the nomads of North America, a cyberpunk 2020 sourcebook (1994) / cyberpunk 2077 (2020)

[tomshivendgame]

tomshiv - jealous (nick jonas)

I don’t think these two know what an open marriage is 😂

[lepidopteragirl]

logan (still to this day acts like shiv is just his little girl so you know he was such a fucking freak about shiv not wanting to wear her hair in pigtails anymore, absolutely the type of guy to love to pointing out how much /prettier/ she looked with long hair)

caroline (endlessly resentful of the way shiv was always daddy's little girl, matching hair color a reminder that just ensured from birth that caroline would never manage to be normal about shivs hair in any way ever. and you know how mothers are about their daughters hair)

[lochlanratliff]

roman ‘can’t fuck’ roy dating a girl who fucked both of his siblings significant others. and then naomi and tom have an implied (if not believable) thing. like this is not talked about enough. kendall and shiv both boning someone from willa’s play. nate.. it just makes my brain brrrrrrr.

[childhoodtheme]

it's weird, i dont know if we can say exactly that everything that will happen post-succession finale can be extrapolated as it's all a cycle and thus all things we've seen before, because the defining difference this time is the absence of logan and the kids' essential expulsion from the business around which they orbited their entire lives. but to think of the uncertainty and the unknown makes me feel ill so in my head they're all going to austerlitz this week just as they did after the vote of no confidence and they're bonding and having an actually successful family therapy moment because logan is no longer there

[cringelock]

are people not enjoying toms characterization this season? sorry he doesn’t seem as deranged in comparison to the three traumatized adult babies that just lost their evil dad i guess

[stewystew]

TomShiv Lonely Hearts Club take 2

Hi i got annoyed with the video I first posted so here it is again re-edited

[zaricats]

kendall immediately alienating himself the moment he gets the chance from both of his siblings ??

[yrwestillhere]

These official succ posters...