In the fourth season, the family's power struggle and business operations reach a new climax.
The three children tried to subvert their father's power together, but the company was in a worse and worse situation, and it was clear that their plan was ruined by their father, Logan Sr.
Of particular note is Kendall's shift in role. Kendall is one of the central characters of the Roy family, and his inner struggle and thirst for power are the main threads in the previous seasons.
In Season 4, we look forward to seeing how Kendall handles his relationships with family members, especially his complex relationship with his father, Logan Roy. Kendall's role is key to understanding the dynamics of the entire family.
In previous seasons, he tried to challenge his father, Logan Roy, who seems to be more concerned with the repair of his personal life and family relationships. This shift allows the audience to see Kendall's deep inner vulnerability and longing for family.
This is not so much a story of inheritance and seizure of power, but rather a story about how a few children with a good life killed their fathers spiritually and got rid of the shadow of childhood.
The character of the third Roman, has also developed significantly. As a "clown" character in the family, his humor and flippancy have always been his labels.
But this season, as he rises through the ranks, we can see him begin to seriously consider his role and responsibilities, a shift that adds layers of complexity to his role. But what he lacks most is courage, whenever changes appear, Roman always escapes.
Maybe it's a stupid person who has a stupid fortune, and the third son who doesn't do his job properly and hangs on his son has gained the most things in the end.
In addition, Sif is also worth paying attention to. As the only daughter in the family, she has been particularly tough in the battle for control of the family business.
Not only does she have to prove herself in a male-dominated world, but she also has to deal with complex relationships with family members, especially with her husband, Tom. The tension of this relationship culminates this season.
Regarding the finale of the series, the fourth season culminates in the turmoil between family members and the uncertainty of the future of the business.
Logan's character remains at the center of the show, as the children fail to kill their fathers, but at the end of the day, Rogan must also face his own physical weakness and death, even though his decisions and actions affect not only the fate of the company, but also the future of each family member. At the end of the season, Logan made a major decision that would directly change the future of the family.
Overall, the fourth season of "Succession" does an excellent job in both detail and characterization, making it not only a TV series about family and business, but also a profound analysis of power, ambition and human nature.