Stolitz 4 Life

✰♥︎ Emily!! ♥︎✰

So today is Barb. I think she would wear this outfit.

A lot of her flaws manifest in a difficulty taking criticism, adapting to the needs of others if it means forgoing her own ideas, and a willingness to push past people's boundaries if she believes the results will sustain her point. Charlie has problems when it comes to accepting fault and acting on other's feedback, and this is something that is pointed out by multiple characters. Angel confronts her about disrespecting his boundaries in season 2. The crux of her conflict with Vaggi in season 2 also revolves around Charlie's unwillingness to listen to her input. Even Alastor points it out to Vox as part of his manipulations, telling him "She'll never admit to Hell she was wrong. It's what makes her so entertaining to watch."

Charlie is a deeply prideful person, and that's not always a bad thing. She is stubborn, and reckless, and forceful when challenged, and all of these qualities are what have enabled her to push past the criticisms and restraints of public opinion and prove that her belief in redemption is sound. But these qualities have also put explicit strain on her personal relationships, a prioritisation of her goals over the comfort and ability of the people she ostensibly cares for.

Charlie is a deeply flawed person in much the same way Lucifer is, because Lucifer is the Sin of Pride and Charlie will always be her father's daughter. However, unlike Lucifer we have seen her far more explicitly begin to recognise the way her actions effect others, as well as also show a willingness to address those faults and try to work through them (namely via her conversation with Vaggi prior to 'Easy', as well as by giving Vaggi the role of 'manager' in the finale.)