The Baphomet

Word court: 4,578

Summary: Before the flames, there was life. Before the steampunk snake, there was a recluse inventor. When you die, they say your life flashes before your eyes. This is what Sir Pentious saw- a brief and brilliant tale of creation and ruin.

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Gooseworks told us that each character would have an episode dedicated to them. However, I have quickly noticed a bit of an issue with that.

Episode One: Pomni

Episode Two: Pomni

Episode Three: Kinger/Zooble

Episode Four: Gangle

Episode Five: Everyone?

Episode Six: Jax and Pomni

Episode Seven: Jax

Episode Eight: Caine

Episode Nine: Jax and Caine

Say it with me now! Creator favoritism of a character will always be the downfall of a good plot!

My running theory is that The Last Act was made to be two individual episodes but with a last minute movie theater approval Goose had to stitch them together.

If you think about it, the Jax plot quite literally cut to the Caine plot with little to no connection between the two.

I think this may be the source of a lot of the fan complaints. Too much Jax screen time? It was supposed to be a Jax centric episode. Not enough build up to Caines return? We were supposed to wait an entire episode, and probably a few months.

Additionally, Caines least favorite member of the circus has no mouth. Very interesting.

Word Count: 3,600

Lucifer Morningstar throws himself a party big enough to invite all of Hell. There is music, free drinks, and a crowd happy to celebrate the idea of him. Lucifer is stuck with the weight of time, change, and the quiet fear of being remembered wrong. After all, even gods age.

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Vaggi: Don’t you mean Plan B?

Charlie: No, we tried Plan B a long time ago. Then we had to skip over Plan C due to budget cuts.

Angel Dust: So what about… Plan D?

Charlie: Plan D was that desperate disguise attempt an hour ago.

Husk: Plan E?

Charlie: I’m hoping we don’t have to use it. Alastor dies in plan E.

Lucifer: but I am currently glued to the ceiling.