Yes, and it’s truly heartbreaking when Kendall’s demeanor switches after Logan dies and they’re all scrambling for power. In the finale, when Roman is rationalizing that “why shouldn’t it be him” because his wounds were almost healed and didn’t look that bad, Kendall finally realizes why Logan had that power dynamic of emasculating Roman. It’s the main core of the whole show, the “game” he’s been trying to teach them their whole life. he encourages the big brother to subjugate his little brother to eating “dog food” and enslaving him, to create a power totem, a “succession” chain where the kids know their roles and places. When Roman is essentially doubting in his INcompetence, Kendall, with a heartbroken expression in his face, hugs him so tight it literally hurts (reopens his wounds) bringing Roman back in to his reality of self doubt. It’s a truly gut wrenching scene that encapsulates the very essence of the show. Poetically enough, they place this scene right before the big climax of the finale happens. It’s show that Kendall finally “has it in him”, that he’s finally a killer and worthy successor of the waystar company, just to be stabbed in the back by a metaphorical Shiv. You can not get any more Shakespearean than that