Here is How Succession Ended After four Seasons

After 4 seasons of twists and turns, the sport of Succession has come to an finish.

In the course of the Could 28 collection finale—titled “With Open Eyes”—Kendall (Jeremy Robust), Siobhan (Sarah Snook) and Roman Roy (Kieran Culkin) made their closing strikes to safe the highest spot of their late father Logan’s (Brian Cox) firm, Waystar Royco. So, who in the end gained in the long run?

Effectively, after GoJo’s Lukas Matsson (Alexander Skarsgård) lower Shiv out of his deal to purchase WayStar—opting to go along with her estranged husband Tom (Matthew Macfadyen) as an alternative—she rejoined Kendall and Roman to struggle for management of the corporate. Collectively, the trio determined that their finest guess to win the corporate was to pitch Kendall because the CEO over Roman and Shiv.

Nonetheless, in the course of the pivotal assembly with firm’s board members to cease the GoJo deal, Shiv determined to again out of the settlement along with her brothers, resulting in a heated sibling argument. (One which concerned Kendall shoving Roman towards the wall and Shiv mentioning Kendall’s involvement within the demise of the waiter from her and Tom’s marriage ceremony.)

Then, after Shiv allowed the GoJo sale to undergo, she reunited with Tom—who’s now CEO of the corporate—and begrudgingly held his hand as they left the workplace, hinting at their future collectively.

As for Kendall, after the corporate was swept out from beneath him, he’s seen sitting down in entrance of the water earlier than the credit rolled.