So, the conflict this season is that the first man is murdered, no one cares about the implications this puts forth, nor that he was murdered which somehow includes his own son, except for Lute who is still making a lot of sense. Meanwhile, the snake is swarmed by Twitter users that love him for some reason, and hates it because the people he’s known for six months are still alive. Allistor and has to deal with Rosie or Eve or Lilith, and three morons that really have no business being a threat considering they are a Tik-Tok Star, Nick Fuentes, and the average Porn Producer, while Charlie sees what it’s like to be a conservative christian when it comes to the MsM.
Everyone is saying “Wow redemption is possible!” and no one is asking: What were his sins? (They do but, this goes to a greater point) If another person with greater, lesser or different sins, did the same, would they also make it? Is this type of act possible in hell as it stands? how does anyone know this isn’t a fluke VS a consistently repeatable result.
And what were the logistics of his redemption? Last I check this asshole was an overlord, or the very least a war monger. He was pathetic and a total loser, but still. So, what, six months at the place, when he has no where else to go, and that’s redemption? When did he actually address what his sin in life was? Sure he made friends, but his inaction killed 5 people. Who knows what he did in hell before hand. So, what, so long as you have a sob story and hate hell, and then sacrifice yourself in a way that changes absolutely nothing if you weren’t there (Someone please correct me if I’m wrong on that one); that’s deserving of heaven? So one good act erases a lifetime of evil so long as you’re pathetic and a loser? Like, what I’m assuming is a god expy is like, ‘yeah, you’re totes good my child, in your last moment you cared.’ What about every other moment of his life? Is that going to get brought up?
