inspired by this reference:

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Actually, I think I like the first version better lmao

and I know this is a very obvious observation. I'm just excited to talk about it loll

He really WAS the voice of the people, but in the phrase "the voice of the people is the voice of god," he sees himself as God. He is thinking "I am the voice of the people -- therefore, I must be right; I must be supreme; I must be a GOD" and that is what eventually leads to his downfall (pt.2)

working through issues? not in this house!

I think Angel's case probably has to do with domestic/physical abuse so I do think it's a bit different from Vox/Alastor's murders. But yeah I hope they stray from redemption being the ultimate end goal cause the whole heaven/hell systems seems flawed.

yeah I don't think it'll head in that direction either but sometimes we see the other characters give him a bit of shit for it. Sometimes without realizing/meaning to (e.g. speedrun to redemption) which is where this post was coming from. (+)

Alastor had every right to set boundaries and ask her to leave, but I also cant help but think that she just didn't really know any better? (though it's still a selfish thing to do)

Also, she knew that Alastor would absolutely be able to handle it

not that I necessarily think that's the route the show would take but still