#lesson 58

‼️SPOILERS FOR LESSON 58 ‼️

Okokokokk Ammons and Levi's are both Lucifer in his demon form, and they don't go much more into it than that.

Asmo's is seeing himself ugly, he gets very upset when facing it, even if you distract him with a mirror.

Belphies goes all black, and he can't see or find any of his brothers, no one can see or hear him. I'm pretty sure his has to do with how he felt locked up in the attic. It hits him hard because he wasn't expecting this to happen, he thought it would be an alarm clock.

Beel then goes to fight the boogeyman because it upset Belphie so much, and when he's about to use his power, it turns to Belphie in his angel form with the Celestial Realm burning behind him, and Beels power hits Belphie. Beel is devastated, and yelling out even though you try to comfort him, he begs you not to leave him too, but then all his brothers rush in to try and help since they can hear how distraught he is.

This brings about Satan's, who sees Angel Lucifer, who tells Satan that he's just a sad copy of himself and that he can't possibly be his own person, that he'll always be Lucifer's lesser shadow. Real Lucifer pulls him out of that one, telling Satan all the ways they are different and that he's his own person. Satan is then able to beat the Boogeyman.

As the brothers leave, your left with Lucifer and Simeon (and Solomon? I think) and the boogeyman tries to make one last attempt. You just see a beam of light, and Lucifer says this one is "his" even though Simeon is visibly upset. Lucifer quickly banishes it away along with your power. Even after Lucifer leaves, Simeon is left shaking and very upset. He tries to tell you something but is cut off by people calling for you.

Later at a celebration party, you overhear Lucifer and Simeon talking outside, about a figure that appeared that they never expected to see again. I assume is their father? But Simeon says it was really his fear that was seen.

SO in my theory about Simeon feeling exactly how Lucifer felt before he fell, this makes it make much more sense. They both greatly fear their father, or something from the Celestial Realm. Someone about to tell you something important and is cut off. And he says this:

Usually Obey Me likes to keep things pretty light hearted. Even when Belphie killed us nothing got too angsty. Sometimes this really annoys me, while other times I like that it's not too serious.

LET’S GOOOOOOO!

WHAT WHAAAT WHATTT THE FUCK MY BABY MY LUKE WHATTT

This last lesson was so packed. Starting off I guess I unfortunately have to skip Asmodeus since his went the obvious route and there's not much that can be added that hasn't been said at least 10 times before 😔 Belphie, man. I like the way they did that part, making the screen go black even for us when it was implied that we could see just fine and that it was only Belphegor experiencing the Boogey things hallucination. It was so jarring, no visuals, no sounds, only the depressing dialogue from Belphegor.

I really didn't expect his fear to be... I guess complete void? Not exactly just the dark, but being alone in nothingness. Maybe they were trying to imply he's afraid of dying and being alone with nothing but his thoughts, or going to sleep and never waking up again. Definitely scary things and it was so heartbreaking. Even if you hate him for what he's done and how he acts, you can't help but feel really bad.

As for Beelzebub, his definitely made sense. Losing his brother by his own hands, yeah. I don't think we need an explanation on that one, after losing Lilith, he couldn't bear to lose Belphie. It was so sweet that the others came in, and a testimate to how much they care about him especially. Out of them all, Beelzebub really tries the most to make his brothers happy and healthy when he can. It makes sense that they'd step in when he gets hurt.

And Satan..... Ugh. We love to see it ❤ I don't care how many times they use the arc of Lucifer comforting Satan, I'll love it every single time. Also, I think at the beginning of this one, Satan was inside the angel Lucifer hallucination? We don't see him when he speaks so I think that might have been the case, but as it went on, and Lucifer reminded him that he is his own person, he was able to separate from the angel Lucifer. Either way, I loved this one. I think this is the first time Lucifer really spelled out that Satan is his own person, listing his unique qualities. It's very appreciated to see that, you know, Lucifer doesn't see Satan as a double. And the fact that Lucifer and Satan's talk is what gave Satan enough strength to finally land a solid hit on the Boogey thing is nice.

And Simeon. Man. I really don't think that this was Lucifer's fear. If you think about it, when the thing was in a room with multiple people at the beginning of the lesson, it immediately went after the people who had the strongest fears (Mammon and Levi), and there's no way Lucifer is more afraid of something than Simeon, especially with the way Simeon reacted to seeing God compared to Lucifer. Still, it could have been both of their fears I guess, but there is no doubt with Simeon's reaction that he isn't afraid of God. That leads to so many theories about what will happen next. I don't think this is something they'll wait to wrap up in the next season so I'm really amped up to see what will happen next lesson. Hopefully they finally adress all the hints that Simeon is planning on falling 👀👀👀

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EMPTY AWAY MY LOVE!!!!

I REALLY loved the depth for Belphie, Beel and Satan that this lesson gave. I am honestly disappointed with Asmos. I want him to be so much more than just vain I guess. I hope they go deeper with him soon.

For the Lucifer and Simeon scene, I do think it's Lucifer's fear as well. I feel like it was mentioned a while back that one of Lucifers fears was dying and ending up back in the Celestial Realm. Lucifer was probably expecting it to show that though, whereas like Belphie, Simeon was caught way more off guard. I think the revelation that that was his biggest fear spooked him just as bad.