#anti lucilith

[kairasonnart]

Lucifer is more kinder and forgiving than me (which is funny because he's the literal devil) because if my wife left me for SEVEN years and ignored my messages/calls I would have thought "fuck you" and I would have decided to move on. Sorry but I wouldn't waste my time thinking about the idea of recovering someone who left me and my daughter for almost a decade without explaining why.

[knickknat]

I feel the need to elaborate on this post.

DID NONE OF YOU NOTICE THAT FUCKING SCENE IN “MORE THAN ANYTHING?!”

The one where Lucifer is telling little Charlie about his hopes and dreams, and then Lilith just grabs Charlie and takes her away?

Did you not see Charlie and Lucifer’s faces during that scene?

Did you not hear Charlie singing “when I was young, I didn’t really know you at all?”

I would not hate Lilith if it weren’t for that scene.

If that scene didn’t exist, I would be in the boat of “maybe she betrayed them, maybe the angels blackmailed her. I don’t know.”

But that scene tells me EVERYTHING I need to know about Lilith.

And don’t even get me started on the implication that Lucifer fell further and further into depression the moment he fell from Heaven, and that Lilith likely ignored him instead of supporting him.

[kairasonnart]

Am I the only one who is starting to hate Lilith a little bit? The characters are always "Lilith did this, Lilith did that" and she hasn't even appeared in the show interacting with Lucifer, Charlie, or any other demon! I feel she's put on a pedestal by the whole hell and honestly it's starting to get tiring. Like please, stop talking about her and about what she did or what she wanted.

And it's even worse watching HH as the fans of the show because we know she is in heaven, ignoring Lucifer and Charlie's calls. If she was as great as everyone claim her to be, she wouldn't ignore her people suffering, much less her family.

And if she ends up being painted as the savior/morally good character in season 3 instead of manipulative, corrupted or selfish? Well, that will ruin a little bit the show for me. You can't just create a character who abandoned her husband and daughter and then paint her as flawless or perfect.