Unpacking Roman Roy: A Deep Dive into 'Succession' Season Three
Episode Overview
Roman's failed bid for CEO highlights his lack of confidence. Logan uses future faking to manipulate Roman. Roman's siblings mock him, exacerbating his low self-esteem. Roman exhibits dissociative states when dealing with his father. Jerry and Roman's relationship adds another layer to the family dynamics.
'Logan's big manipulative move that he uses with his kids constantly is future faking.'
Dive into the tangled web of HBO's 'Succession' with Mandy Friedman and her brother Andrew as they dissect the toxic dynamics of the Logan family, focusing on Roman Roy in Season Three. Mandy, a licensed professional clinical counsellor, and Andrew bring their unique perspectives to the table, exploring how Roman's relationship with his father, Logan, shapes his actions and self-worth.
From Roman's failed attempt at becoming CEO to his complicated interactions with his siblings and Jerry, this episode unpacks the layers of manipulation and abuse within the family. Logan's manipulative tactics, like future faking, keep Roman in his orbit, while his siblings' mockery further highlights the dysfunctional environment. The episode also delves into Roman's dissociative states and anxious attachment style, offering insights into how childhood trauma manifests in adulthood.
With light-hearted banter and deep analysis, Mandy and Andrew make complex psychological concepts accessible and engaging. Whether you're a fan of 'Succession' or interested in understanding abusive family systems, this episode offers a compelling look at how abuse shapes individuals and relationships. Don't miss out on this eye-opening discussion that blends humour with heartfelt empathy.