But to understand her motives—and the lore that informs the MDR Innies’ misgivings about Lumon—it’s important to trace the Eagan family tree back to its highest branches. Let’s get into it.

But to understand her motives—and the lore that informs the MDR Innies’ misgivings about Lumon—it’s important to trace the Eagan family tree back to its highest branches. Let’s get into it. Perhaps ...

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Helena Eagan and Shiv Roy come from powerful families that expect unquestioning loyalty. Helena is the heir to Lumon ...

In the show, now in its second season, employees are “severed” in order to work at the town’s corporate overlord Lumon, a mysterious company run by the omnipresent Eagan family and late ...

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They were meant to remind Mr. Milchick and Ms. Kalen that they serve Kier, the Eagan family, and Lumon. Lumon’s blatant disrespect for even its most trusted employees shows that, to the company ...