“Chiff is most similar to Logan because, like him, and unlike her siblings, she had obstacles.”

Logan Roy has always been the standard by which everyone measures themselves SuccessionAnd Either look like him or run in the opposite direction. But no matter which side of the scale you lean towards, your children they always sought his approval; Private or public verification That they could be worthy heirs to his empire.

If we were to guide interviews with the cast of these four seasons, it’s both Jeremy Strong as Kieran Culkin and Sarah Snook Some said their personalities were more similar to the father than the other two.

Viewers have also made these claims, whether it’s because they believe they know Waystar’s business better or their father’s vision for the company, because of a lack of moral commitments to cross moral lines, because of their instincts or because of their intelligence or style. You relate to others. The three younger brothers were at one point the natural successors to Logan Roy, But never aggressively. If in fact this is something you aspire to.

[Qué pasó con Shiv, el trato con GoJo y la lista negra al final del episodio 4×05 de ‘Succession’]

in blacklist (kill list)Episode 4×05Lucas Mattson tells Kendall and Roman the words they’ll never want to hear: that their dad would be ashamed of them if he could see them. In contrast, the exact opposite happened in an earlier scene Shiv, when she tells him she loves him because he reminds her of Logan Since he knew how to take a joke. Using a sense of humor was exactly the advice Frank had given his “CEO Bros” before the first meeting and they didn’t even listen to him.

When string & more | asked the Spanish man Sarah Snook That’s why before the series premiere, the actress had an interesting read to support her case. For her, the fact that Chief was raised in a patriarchal family and that she had to compete with three brothers for the love and respect of her father and the Waystar employees made her share a feeling with Logan that she had never had before. by his brothers.

[¿Me creerías si te dijera que todo lo que hemos visto en ‘Succession’ ha ocurrido en tan solo un año?]

“Logan came from a tough background, maybe very poor, and he felt like the underdog who had to fight everything to get to the top,” Snook explains. Chef, for his part, I always felt like a minority in his family“.

Growing up in a patriarchal family and navigating a male-dominated industry, “the Roy heiress had to wear armor to look tough, and work twice as hard to prove she was as good as her brothers. It gave her a coldness and distrust.”

Chiff is most similar to Logan because like him, and unlike her siblings, she had obstacles and You always had something to fight your way through. It’s a minority in that space, despite its privileges. They both share this sense of marginalization.”

What Snook aspires to is that his character does not end up alone as his father died. The actress points out that the last two scenes of this season’s first episode are one with Tom in bed, and the other with Logan watching ATN at night setting up. Parallelism between both characters.

These two juxtaposed scenes show that Logan and Chief cannot separate the work from the personal. That they define themselves only by their work, their successes associated with it, and that they prefer to alienate the people they love. In order not to show weakness Or they admitted that someone abused them.

“Caliphate” is available on HBO Max.