The existence of Dieter Eagan was not revealed until Severance season 2, episode 4, in which the MDR Innies venture to Woe’s ...

Part of Lumon’s institutional power arises from its ability to make every employee adhere to the ethos of its founder, Kier ...

Kier Eagan's 9 principles keep showing up in Severance, raising intriguing questions about what they mean and how they impact ...

After Severance Season 2 Episode 9 name-dropped Gunnel Eagan, this is a breakdown of the whole Eagan family tree so far.

An important one is Kier Eagan's philosophy which introduces the Four Tempers—Woe, Frolic, Dread, and Malice—a framework that profoundly influences the show's narrative and character development.

Severance is known for its cryptic storytelling and symbolism. Season 2 has upped the ante. A significant revelation involves the reason Kier Eagan's supposed twin, Dieter Eagan, might shed light on ...

Lumon Industries, first founded by Kier Eagan in the 19th century, is a company of mysterious origins and even more mysterious deeds. No one inside or outside of Lumon seems to understand the full ...

When it comes to the modern-day Eagans, their holiness is second only to their long-deceased patriarch, Kier. Lumon Industries, first founded by Kier Eagan in the 19th century, is a company of ...

When Harmony gets to Salt’s Neck in Severance Season 2 Episode 8, everyone is addicted to a drug with an important link to Lumon.

Neither is finding out that Harmony Cobel’s (Patricia Arquette) rage is a complex response to early exposure to Kier Eagan’s philosophy. However, Severance delivers another bombshell by disclosing ...