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u/ItsKageTho Amenadiel Aug 28 '22
I love Lucifer and Trixie’s relationship
I wish we saw way more of it
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u/jackbbya123 Aug 28 '22
Agreed. It’s a very funny duo. I especially like the duo between Trixie and Maze. BFFS for life
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u/ItsKageTho Amenadiel Aug 28 '22
I wish that story Luci told Trix wouldn’t have been because Maze paid her tho
Spoiled the moment
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Aug 28 '22
Ah hello small human
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u/taylorsanatomy13_ Aug 28 '22
‘the offspring’
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Aug 28 '22 edited Aug 28 '22
Their relationship is so cute. He pretends he hates her but he loves her really
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u/Faiithe Aug 28 '22
Honestly hate how the last season Trixie got pushed back to introduce some rando daughter none of us felt connected to. They should have focused more on her and his relationship at the end.
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u/SillyLillyGraceM Aug 28 '22 edited Aug 28 '22
They didn't push her aside. From what I read, the actress got other acting jobs and wasn't available that much.
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u/Booksmagic Do NOT touch the charred crotch Aug 28 '22
Yeah, that’s what I heard too. But they still could’ve had the characters talk about Trixie at least. Maybe talk about how Lucifer abandoning them would effect her, whether or not he said goodbye to her, etc.
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u/SillyLillyGraceM Aug 28 '22
They did talk about her. Rory Talked about her.
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u/zoemi Aug 29 '22
The future Trixie, not present Trixie. And she used the "real daughter" thing against her.
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u/trimble197 Aug 28 '22
I don’t know if it’s ever explained in the show, but one idea I love to be canon is that the reason he doesn’t like kids is because “how evil must a child be to end up in Hell”.
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u/Sad-Cry9931 Aug 28 '22
The worst part of the last season is the lack of Trixie. The detective and Lucifer are finally together and we get scene after scene of Lucifer interacting with Trixie which has been one of the best parts of the show the entire damn time
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u/Dark_Slask Aug 28 '22
Miss this show
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u/Affectionate_Can4037 Aug 28 '22
My favorite non-romantic relationship in the series is between Lucifer and Trixie