Sid The Sandwich

Based on this post by @apparentlyaswarmofbees

Look at their coats.

Mammon and Beel have theirs open, and Beel isn't even wearing the tie. One's too cool and trendy, and the other doesn't really care.

Lucifer's is the longest, plus he has that high neck and the gloves. He's the most guarded and reserved out of all the brothers, so it makes sense in his design for him to not only not show skin, but to wear the heaviest layers in comparison to the rest of the characters.

Satan is, probably, the only one who perfectly wears the uniform (appearances), yet he wears a bow tie. It could be his sign of rebellion and an attempt to make himself unique while wearing the same outfit as everyone else (every other student wears a tie).

Asmo doesn't wear a tie or a bow tie, either, but he does wear a bow of sorts (and now that I've written all of that together, it also ties the two of them as having a closer relationship inside the family dynamic). However, and although his uniform also looks impeccable, Asmo wears his belt as a bow (and is tied higher and tighter around his waist), which creates the illusion of his coat being a skirt or a mini dress! Plus, his legs are crossed in place, which is a very feminine way to stand. (And I'm saying this like blue = boys ; pink = girls. It doesn't have to be like that all the time, but it is the stereotype).

That summer of ´85

All the while being tortured by supernatural beings, but only playing a passive role in it except for a few scenes in the final season.

Will ended up being a plot device wrapped up in a heteronormative idea of a gay story.

HHAHAHAHA

Seems like it atm yeah 😭 And I can’t believe they did that. The ONLY Gay boy in the show and you give HIM, who’s been wanting love for so long, you gave HIM the rejection plot? And dragged it out over multiple seasons instead of giving him another love interest? All because you didn’t get Girls in Highschool? 😭 B*tch, you have multiple straight couples in your show that could’ve gotten the rejection plot. There where some who GOT the rejection plot (Dustin, Steve). You should relate to them more than to the traumatized gay boy in the 80s. I hate it when straight ppl compare their struggle in dating with queer ppl struggling. There’s no danger for you when you do it, people won’t judge you for it. It’s not the same. And they want to defend their decision by saying that it’s „realistic“ and „a good representation for queer youth that needs to accept themselves“…no. Queer ppl accepting themselves should be the bare minimum. Show queer ppl that they can be loved, that they deserve love and that it’s not impossible for them to find it. And don’t downplay their year long love to just a fleeting crush.

"Kiss me. KISS ME."