Originally posted by King Kandybut we know he wasn't always without a destiny, as he was bound by teh book at one point at least. meh.
I don't know. Lucifer has the same free will as God himself so it makes sense that he is without Destiny.
Originally posted by Board Walkerno. lucifer speaks of death, and death alone, having no power/hold over him. none of the other endless were ever factored into the equation.
you are correct, in the lucifer series he states that the endless have no authority over him, and death replies that she knows that.
After all it was The Presence who gave him the letter of passage to leave in the first place, and Lucifer even wondered why his Father would give it to him in the first place and said something along the lines 'only he knows why he gave it to me'. Maybe hes where hes suppose to be after all in his own hell aka the void 😱
Originally posted by Red Hulkwhat i mean is, until lucifer stepped away from creation, and became 'destiny-less', all of his actions were written in destiny's book [this became known during the series]. so one could draw a conclusion that the last 'lucifer passage' in teh book was him leaving destiny behind. meaning it was ultimately his destiny, to step away from his destiny.
His destiny to override his destiny.Wouldn't it still be his destiny as well? He fullfilled it, as opposed to overriding it if that's true.
make any sense?
Originally posted by Galan007I realize so, but the words being added earlier wouldn't support so.
what i mean is, until lucifer stepped away from creation, and became 'destiny-less', all of his actions were written in destiny's book [this became known during the series]. so one could draw a conclusion that the last 'lucifer passage' in teh book was him leaving destiny behind. meaning it was ultimately his destiny, to step away from his destiny.make any sense?