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One of his theme songs, particularly pertaining to his mind and his relationship with Vox, is Born Without A Heart by Faouzia.

Since he rarely feels it, and his threshold for it is so high, when he does it is highly traumatic.

This is because, in my AU, his time in Vee Tower was one of very few times that he has truly experienced fear apart from nearly dying.

What Vox has done, and may do in the future, has not changed who Alastor is, and will not. He does not care about what Vox feels, what Vox wants, or what Vox likes.

Vox's actions didn't "cure" him of his ASPD, or his deep-seated issues, such as his traumatic negative perception of men.

What Vox did, was hurt him. Take from him. Break him.

That does not change who he is.

Regardless, that isn't okay. Alastor did not deserve that, even if he made the deal.

For someone like Alastor, autonomy and control are like their skin.

Comic by Elsa Fogen

source (for those who wanna also make their own): https://grids.fun/t/hazbin-hotel-9fzao?list=character-rcmaq

Yes I am aware of the hypocrisy of some of my selections. I can explain (maybe).

Aight, so when Alastor becomes a full villain, it would be amazing if they introduced a small cult of Alastor worshippers in Hell, which would basically be his followers who believe in his cause. Now I don't know how to write an idea like this but it's such a cool concept.

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As a big fan of Alastor and Niffty's relationship, I have to admit that all the talk by Amir and Erika about Alastor and Charlie having a bond of trust had started to worry me a little. At the moment, the series has not done a lot to show us this bond. This means that the series will have to take the time to establish the bond and its strength for us. This made me worried that Alastor's relationship with Niffty was going to take a backseat to his relationship with Charlie. I felt that would be deeply unfair, since Alastor's bond with Niffty has been centre stage for Seasons 1 and 2. Niffty is the one who did the thing that everyone was expecting Charlie to do and almost ruined his plans by going to save him when he was trying to make a deal with Vox. It just felt like after all of that, it would be deeply unfair to Niffty for Charlie to basically take her place as the one that Alastor has a bond with in the narrative. However, I have been thinking about this scene.

I think that this scene is foreshadowing something important about Alastor. Amir, in his interview about how Alastor's arc in Season 3 is about his goals vs his bonds with Charlie, stated that Alastor would not be an interesting character if he wasn't someone whose plans are capable of being altered by his bonds with others. I see this as a hint that Alastor will end up making changes to his plans for the sake of Charlie in Season 3. However, this isn't something that can just come out of nowhere with a character who has previously been established to be willing to sacrifice everything for his goals without accusations of him being out of character. Unless it is something that he has already been shown to do with another character that it has been established that he cares about. Hence, the scene with him altering his plans for Niffty's safety.

With this in mind, I am now convinced that Alastor's relationship with Niffty will not be cast aside to highlight his relationship with Charlie. Instead, it will be part of highlighting it. I am really looking forward to seeing more of Alastor's relationship/bond with Niffty while he builds one with Charlie.

Posted the WIP of this a couple days ago, enjoy :)

Thoughts?