I Got 99 Problem, But A Hyperfixation Ain’t One

When he was alive he killed white people mostly white men. What's going to be keeping him up at night? Fear of being caught by police who are white men. Being thrown in jail by white men. Being put in the electric chair by white men. They are his bigest threat.

This is part of why there being so many murderers in Hazbin doesn’t bother me. Like, yes we need to show that other things besides murder can send you to Hell, but also murder is just such an interesting thing to look into as far as motives go. When is it seen as ‘forgivable’? There’s so many more reasons to kill someone than to rob them. You’re either selfish or desperate. Murder is so much more nuanced and I think that’s part of why we’re learning about so many murder related crimes at once.

Vox killed people out of envy and selfishness. He wanted what they had so he hit them out of the way to climb the ranks.

From what we’ve seen so far, Alastor kills people who disrespect him. Still don’t entirely know why he attacked the other overlords, but since he was new when he started out, it’s entirely possible that that was true too.

Pentious didn’t technically kill anyone but people died because he was scared.

We dint know why Angel killed his dad, but I’ve seen people theorize that he was trying to protect Molly or something similar, and considering what we’ve seen from Angel so far, that seems possible. He actively killed someone (so worse sin than Pentious) but of all the murders also far, probably had good intentions or at the very least didn’t mean to.

Val: Other?

Alastor: You can't be serious.

Vox: I am.

While she's definitely somebody who feels like a failure a lot and obsesses over her mistakes (some of which have indeed been deeply consequential), she has not ever lived the specific type of 'life of sin' that brought a lot of sinners down to Pentagram.

When she cites random Christian values to adhere to for redemption, then she does so as someone who's never lived in a world where adherence to those values was a make-it-or-break it problem.

The most notable example of this is her attitude towards sexuality whenever she tries to list off redemption-facilitating traits:

Honestly, I don't think she even truly believes in this herself. She's clearly not keeping herself virginal until her wedding night.

But there's some assumptions about what Virtue(TM) is that live unchallenged in her head and that she keeps unthinkingly pushing on her friends as harmless short-cuts, without having any first-hand experience with the realities that shaped these traits in them.

The show has confronted this a little with her initial cluelessness towards Valentino's abuse, but it's a fairly persistent quirk that has a lot of interesting character-building potential.

Charlie is fundamentally a kind person who changes people around her for the better, but she also has a lot of completely unexamined ideas of what 'good' even means stuck in her head and unknowingly keeps hurting others with that inexperience.

If he had to give one of thoughs up it's murder.

The thing he actually loves most is radio.

What does he tell Rosie "went off the air for years on your behalf."

He tells Charlie in his intro he's known for his radio show.

He tells Lucifer he should know him for his radio show

Everytime we see Vox on tv in modern time he ks selling something. When Alastor gets on in stayed gone he is distracting Vox sure but he is litterly just wanting to entertain. Vox is uses tbe tv as a tool to funnle more money and power to him.

I see people act like Alastor would never ever ever give up murder but to me it seems like he's starting to get bored of violence. Like yes he's taughting when he tells Pentious he doesn't even rember him and Vox when he is all like "finally a fight with you that might be a challenge." Still he hasn't seemed as killing in present especially compared to say Val who litterly talks about wanting to kill people in his intro or Vox who says he's be waiting to be able to hit Angel.

I don't belive they haven't met considering the way Mimzy just shows up and expects Alastor's attention. If Vox was glued to him for 3 years he's met Mimzy.