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It’s like the world stops turning for a moment; time feels frozen, their collective breaths stuck inside their lungs and the words hanging in the air. Even Rowan goes quiet, her hands resting delicately on her uncle’s arm still wrapped around her body.
It feels painful coming out; he’s never said it before. Was that normal? Roman figured the day it actually happened he’d feel a sense of relief, like poison finally being sucked out of a festering wound. Instead, his face burns, like his skin is threatening to melt off and start dripping onto the shiny hardwood floor beneath them.
on the second Christmas following Logan's death, the siblings decide to meet. roman ends up spilling his guts.
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It’s real enough, for enough of the time, to be worth risking the punch to the heart he has tried for most of his adult life to avoid. In certain lights, he thinks it could almost make him happy.
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10 Feb 2024
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It all starts to feel a bit fucking familiar. Post-finale.
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09 Feb 2024
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“It was hard for them. Shiv and Rome,” Kendall continues, maybe because he still has the bandwidth to sense Stewy’s growing concern. “We had it out with Dad. They’re not used to that. The things he can say. How it can feel.”
“How it can feel,” Stewy echoes.
“Uh huh.” Kendall says.
“How does it feel for you?” Stewy asks.
--Stewy learns about the pool incident.
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09 Feb 2024
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and treat this night like it’ll happen again by postcardmystery
Fandoms: Succession (TV 2018)
18 Aug 2020
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“You’re the worst fucking person I know,” says Stewy, a hundred times over, in boardrooms and bedrooms and now, finally, in a speeding car on the interstate, and it’s not true, it’s never going to be true, not with Logan’s presence heavy in every room Ken has ever walked into in his entire fucking miserable stupid overshadowed life, but the declaration there is something else— a devotion, a wish.
“Fuck, I know, I know,” says Ken, the guilt threaded through his voice, and that isn’t it, that isn’t it at all.
Kendall and Stewy go on the road trip from (to) hell, hide out and freak out and stop avoiding the hard questions, and come to terms with what it means to pass the point of no return.
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09 Feb 2024