Have you ever felt like you’re stuck between two worlds? Like your mind is divided, caught in a tug-of-war between who you really are and who you’re told to be? That’s the literal and metaphorical essence of Dan Erickson’s Severance—a show where the human soul is split, family legacies are tangled, and power is often held by those whose names we can barely pronounce.

When you think about the Eagan family in Severance, it’s like staring at an iceberg—there’s so much more beneath the surface than we’re ever told. The family is practically a dynasty in their own right, controlling the enigmatic empire of Lumon Industries and shaping not just the present but the very foundation of the future. But as we dive deeper into the Eagan family tree, it’s clear that their hold on power is as precarious as it is potent.