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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 361825" data-attributes="member: 672"><p>[SPOILER] What a ride. How miserable they all are. A great series to be remembered as one of the bests.</p><p>But I have my issues with Tom and especially Shiv.</p><p></p><p>Like Logan said, his children are not serious people. Shiv doesn't want Ken in charge, obviously only because she doesn't want it to be him. It's like a playground fight. It's so erratic that she prefers to sell the company to a psychotic Swedish stranger instead of keeping control and trying to drive Ken out of control in the long run. It's understandable if Shiv wants power or wants out of it, but serving under Matsson (her initual plan) feels like a degradation. How Matsson talked to Tom that - it was disgusting and worse than Logan ever did (who wasn't a complete atranger btw). I got it why Tom was sucking up to Logan all the time as he was trying to get a piece of the cake and some power. But how you can let someone treat yourself like Tom did, is beyond me.</p><p> </p><p>There couldn't have been a happy ending.</p><p>But I would have preferred if Shiv had killed the gojo deal and in the last minutes had taken down Kendall with that waiter incident. The last scene could have been Ken meeting with Nan Pierce for example seeking revenge to get control of Waystar/Royco.</p><p></p><p>And so the story about this meaningless power struggle would have gone on and on and on...</p><p> [/SPOILER]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 361825, member: 672"] [SPOILER] What a ride. How miserable they all are. A great series to be remembered as one of the bests. But I have my issues with Tom and especially Shiv. Like Logan said, his children are not serious people. Shiv doesn't want Ken in charge, obviously only because she doesn't want it to be him. It's like a playground fight. It's so erratic that she prefers to sell the company to a psychotic Swedish stranger instead of keeping control and trying to drive Ken out of control in the long run. It's understandable if Shiv wants power or wants out of it, but serving under Matsson (her initual plan) feels like a degradation. How Matsson talked to Tom that - it was disgusting and worse than Logan ever did (who wasn't a complete atranger btw). I got it why Tom was sucking up to Logan all the time as he was trying to get a piece of the cake and some power. But how you can let someone treat yourself like Tom did, is beyond me. There couldn't have been a happy ending. But I would have preferred if Shiv had killed the gojo deal and in the last minutes had taken down Kendall with that waiter incident. The last scene could have been Ken meeting with Nan Pierce for example seeking revenge to get control of Waystar/Royco. And so the story about this meaningless power struggle would have gone on and on and on... [/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]
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