Succession Quotes on Power, Legacy, and the Poison of Wealth

I love you, but you are not serious people.

You can't make a Tomlette without breaking some Greggs.

We have nothing to offer but competence and hard work.

I don't want money. I want what money represents — control.

No real person is involved.

Maybe it's good. Maybe it's fine. Maybe I'm not ready to decide that yet.

In the end, the only currency is love. And he spent his entire life hoarding it.

All the better for all the worse.

What are you going to do? Love me?

You are not serious people. You are not— you're not. You're not serious people.

You're not serious enough for this. None of you are.

I love you, but you are not enough.

The poison drips down. Every generation pays for the one before.

Money doesn't buy happiness. But it does buy the right kind of misery.

In the end, all empires fall. Ours just fell faster.

You're not serious enough for this. None of you are.

I love you, but you are not enough.

The poison drips down. Every generation pays for the one before.

Money doesn't buy happiness. But it does buy the right kind of misery.

In the end, all empires fall. Ours just fell faster.

You're not serious enough for this. None of you are.

I love you, but you are not enough.

The poison drips down. Every generation pays for the one before.

Money doesn't buy happiness. But it does buy the right kind of misery.

In the end, all empires fall. Ours just fell faster.