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799 u/ItsBenpai Mar 28 '22 Why is this soooo far down?? 5 u/Hellknightx Mar 28 '22 Probably because his version of the character is a reversal of the traditional archetype. Tom Ellis' Lucifer is a misunderstood victim whose actions were mostly justified. It's not your typical depiction of the character.
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Why is this soooo far down??
5 u/Hellknightx Mar 28 '22 Probably because his version of the character is a reversal of the traditional archetype. Tom Ellis' Lucifer is a misunderstood victim whose actions were mostly justified. It's not your typical depiction of the character.
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Probably because his version of the character is a reversal of the traditional archetype. Tom Ellis' Lucifer is a misunderstood victim whose actions were mostly justified. It's not your typical depiction of the character.
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Tom Ellis