Lucifer Morningstar mother has had to say the least a rather eventful reincarnation, into the land of the living in her new human form, and has found it really disconcerting, such that she has admitted defeat.
Mum has fallen on her sons mercy, claiming that she is prepared to go back to hell, but does she really mean it?
Lucifer has reluctantly agreed to house her until he has decided what to do with her, but how convenient will that prove especially when, she hasn't experienced humanity first hand, and is understandably curious about the experience?
Detective Daniel Espinoza had become embroiled in Detective Malcolm Graham's, 'Deal' with Amenadiel to bump off Lucifer Morningstar, but had turned himself in and been charged and jailed.
Somewhat miraculously he was released and reinstated into the LA old bill, but on 'Licence' and only on virtual office duties and assigned, under his former partner and spouse Detective Chloe Decker.
When couples separate their children are the ones who suffer the most, and they should naturally receive the most sympathy, children however are far from stupid and the most astute ones, can weigh the situation up to their own advantage.
Trixie Decker is most definitely extremely astute and she is, I would say rather enjoying the endeavour to get her own way. For instance her dad is invariably on the wrong end of every encounter with her mum, and Trixie is not backward in coming forward to capitalise on it.
Detective Chloe Decker is a hypocrite in her attitude to work and parenting, when her ex spouse Daniel Espinoza had to work instead of being a dad, she declared him to be a bad parent.
But as she wants to determine the parameters of 'Right and Wrong' in this analogy, she is automatically in the right and resolutely never wrong.
Lucifer Morningstar has family troubles all of his own when his mum decided to find out where her son worked, but this discomfort was as of nothing when he discovered her human identity.
A central aspect of this episode is Social Media and revolves around a fictitious corporation named Wobble, which could refer to any of them from Facebook or Twitter, and it's as disingenuous as they are in relation to corporate accountability.
In particular murders are being committed around Los Angeles that involved, a psycho using the platform to advertise his slaughter.
Lucifer appears somewhat ambiguous in his attitude towards the murders, are they getting in on his act, and trying to displace him?
Mum has fallen on her sons mercy, claiming that she is prepared to go back to hell, but does she really mean it?
Lucifer has reluctantly agreed to house her until he has decided what to do with her, but how convenient will that prove especially when, she hasn't experienced humanity first hand, and is understandably curious about the experience?
Detective Daniel Espinoza had become embroiled in Detective Malcolm Graham's, 'Deal' with Amenadiel to bump off Lucifer Morningstar, but had turned himself in and been charged and jailed.
Somewhat miraculously he was released and reinstated into the LA old bill, but on 'Licence' and only on virtual office duties and assigned, under his former partner and spouse Detective Chloe Decker.
When couples separate their children are the ones who suffer the most, and they should naturally receive the most sympathy, children however are far from stupid and the most astute ones, can weigh the situation up to their own advantage.
Trixie Decker is most definitely extremely astute and she is, I would say rather enjoying the endeavour to get her own way. For instance her dad is invariably on the wrong end of every encounter with her mum, and Trixie is not backward in coming forward to capitalise on it.
Detective Chloe Decker is a hypocrite in her attitude to work and parenting, when her ex spouse Daniel Espinoza had to work instead of being a dad, she declared him to be a bad parent.
But as she wants to determine the parameters of 'Right and Wrong' in this analogy, she is automatically in the right and resolutely never wrong.
Lucifer Morningstar has family troubles all of his own when his mum decided to find out where her son worked, but this discomfort was as of nothing when he discovered her human identity.
A central aspect of this episode is Social Media and revolves around a fictitious corporation named Wobble, which could refer to any of them from Facebook or Twitter, and it's as disingenuous as they are in relation to corporate accountability.
In particular murders are being committed around Los Angeles that involved, a psycho using the platform to advertise his slaughter.
Lucifer appears somewhat ambiguous in his attitude towards the murders, are they getting in on his act, and trying to displace him?
