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In my timeline, at least, Lucifer was motivated partially by jealousy. He didn’t understand why Father created humans when he had his angels already. He didn’t understand why we had to love these creatures of blood and bone, who vanished in a moment and were doomed to destroy themselves from the beginning, as if they were equal to us.

He brought his concerns to Father, but he was dismissed. He was instructed to do as he had been told and love humans as he loved his fellow angels.

But Lucifer would not.

We were so much more than humans. We were eternal and divine, and to the Morning Star, it was like saying that we were not enough for Father to create these temporary, fragile beings and ask us to love them as equals.

To my dearest brother, we deserved more. We deserved to be loved above humans, to be recognized as better and more perfect than humans. So he began to spread his message throughout the choirs. Those of us who had already begun to question Father’s choices were quick to join him. Others took persuasion. Many still stood with Father, among them the Seven Archangels, with Michael at their head.

As far as I know, Lucifer did not want a war. He tried to persuade Michael and the others to join us, but they would not listen. They would not question Father. We only fought when we had no other choice.

he says in season 2 episode 1 that he’s asexual and in season 2 episode 17 raahim describes matisse by saying he “doesn’t even bother with dating”. 

on the cast page it says he’s akoiromantic asexual. (you can check out the whole cast’s preferences and other information there too!)

if you want more detail, i explain in detail about akoiromantics and matisee here because someone else asked about him and his orientation a while back. hope this helps!

Home of Poi! One day I saw a video and I thought “I have to do that” so I ordered their beginner’s DVD and a set of practice poi. I lived in a rural town, so I was on my own, but after a long time practicing and going through all the safety briefings and research online, I started doing fire as well.

I started at 14 and it seriously changed my life. It kept me active, it was a way I could express myself (glow poi at convention dance halls), it helped my social life (I won my highschool talent show and suddenly everyone knew my name for a GOOD reason), and it set the basis for years to come- “I want to do that = I CAN do that.”

I’ve been out of practice since I graduated and am half the twirler I used to be, but I’m very grateful. I even remember the exact video that started it- Yuta, a famous Japanese poi artist, doing one of his practice sessions.