Writingforfunsies - Defense Attorney Of Mammon

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Belphegor: I am darkness personified.

Beelzebub: You sleep surrounded with stuffed animals.

Belphegor: Traitor.

Asmodeus: Am I dramatic? Yes.

Asmodeus: Is it justified? Also yes.

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The House of Lamentation (new) Chat

Satan: I've told you this before, "your" and "you're" are different words. "Your" is a possessive, and "you're" is a contraction of "you are".

MC: My fire

Mammon: The one

Leviathan: Desire

Asmodeus: Believe

Beelzebub: When I say

Belphegor: I want it that way

[Satan has left the chat]

Something obvious, however I would like to explore it more in depth about Lucifer is his love for troublemakers. 

Ever since his time in the Celestial Realm, Lucifer has always been partial to those who love to make trouble. For example, every single one of his brothers. I expect that around the time of Lucifer’s lead in the Celestial Realm, it was far more militant in their ways. Often you hear on Angel’s being God’s warriors so obedience and loyalty are very much demanded of all Angels. 

I would like to think it began when he met and took in Mammon that Lucifer began to see the importance of free will. Which is why he is so keen to the more problematic is the free will.

Lucifer, in all media, has always been depicted as the unruly child acting out and that seems true for this depiction of Lucifer as well. I’d like to agree he is just the brother acting out against their father–But not of ill will. Lucifer, as he was given troublemaker after troublemaker to care for, saw snippets of free will and how much joy it brought his younger siblings. His rebellion was said to be just more than fighting to protect Lilith, if anything Lilith was the catalyst that set the rebellion into motion. With all that Lucifer represents, my only conclusion I can draw as the driving force of his revolution was to overthrow God for the sake of free will. Freedom.

and even now in the Devildom, Lucifer is still has a deep love for those chaos makers because its their free will he loves to see. They unbridled personalities allowed to be who they please. He rules over his brothers and scolds them for their problem causing ways, but he never truly punishes them in a manner that completely discourages their schemes. Lucifer does have the authority and power to make his siblings stop their bullshit, however he doesn’t use that because he loves to see his brothers expressing themselves in ways they never could in the Celestial Realm.

In short, Lucifer loves troublemakers because they’re the ones truly in touch with their freedom, their free will. He admires this about them.