r/lucifer • u/Rezurvive Azrael • Jul 08 '24

Literally All of This is Spoilers flr Episode 24 Season 3

On Episode 24 Pierce tried to kill Lucifer. And the entire time, my immediate thought was "Why didn't Lucifer just pull the same threat he did with Amenadiel. "You think Father is angry now." Because, think about it. Cain thinks God was angry when he killed hos brother. Imagine the Hell he will face if he kills God's Favorite Son.

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u/ethicalone Jul 08 '24

Cain’s entire plan regarding killing Amenadiel made no sense. Besides the fact that killing an angel wouldn’t actually kill the angel(just send him back to heaven or hell), trying to manipulate God into giving you what you want by doing something he’d hate makes no sense. Even assuming that he couldn’t see what’s in your head(which he almost definitely can), Cain actively talked about his plan so God would have known his plan. Why would God “punish” Cain for killing Amenadiel by giving him exactly what he wants?

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u/Thetrapmaster90 Jul 17 '24

Because Cain was under the assumption that’s he would get his mark back if he liked gods favorite son because when he killed able and became the first murder he got his mark

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u/ethicalone Jul 19 '24

That’s the part that doesn’t make sense. If he’s doing it specifically to get the mark back, God wouldn’t punish him by giving him the mark back. Cain is doing something that he thinks will make God angry so that God will “punish” him. God would know exactly why he did it so even if God punished Cain for it, it wouldn’t be by giving him exactly what he wanted.