Lucifer The main mystery of season 6 is that Lucifer left Rory to be raised without a father. When season 6 began, Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) was on the verge of becoming God, only to be derailed by the appearance of Lucifer's half-angel daughter Rory (Brianna Hildebrand). Lucifer was tired of proving that he would never leave his daughter when he was with Rory Lucifer arc saw him working on his lifelong rage against the Devil. Aurora “Rory” Morningstar first appeared in Hell Lucifer 6 seasons.
Rory enlists the help of the two people who came closest to killing the Devil: Lucifer's evil twin brother Michael (Tom Ellis) and Dan Espinoza (Kevin Alejandro). Rory soon brings Dan back to Los Angeles, albeit as a ghost, and he soon encounters Lucifer himself. Rory also sought out her mother, Chloe Decker (Lauren German), and it was revealed that Rory was who she said she was: the adult daughter of Lucifer and Chloe, who traveled back in time before giving birth. Since she is a semi-heavenly being, Rory can manifest herself like other angels. Agonizing over Chloe's death in a future where Lucifer is nowhere to be seen, Rory gains the ability to travel through time, complicating things further.
How Lucifer left Rory
Lucifer is Back at Work in Hell
The devil realized that his greatest calling was not to be God…
Rory returned to 2020 to confront Lucifer about why he abandoned her and Chloe. Rory's Lucifer It happened because the Devil returned to Hell to redeem all damned souls, broke the chains of Hell and went to Heaven, so Lucifer missed the opportunity to watch his daughter grow up.
In Season 6, Lucifer helped some of the damned, including Dan, break the chains of Hell and enter Heaven in his quest to understand how to become God. The Devil realized that his greatest calling was not to be God, but rather to return to Lucifer Hell as its healer, not its jailer.
The devil chose to be the therapist of the underworld to help every soul become worthy of Heaven. So Lucifer left Los Angeles and returned to Hell to fulfill his destiny, and the Devil remained in the underworld for thousands of years. When Lucifer returned to Hell, he allowed his brother Amenadiel (DB Woodside) to ascend as the new God instead. As a result, he did what was best for Hell and Earth, and Lucifer had to abandon his child Rory to do so.
Lucifer abandoned Rory according to the Timeline
He had to Protect His Presence
Lucifer wanted to make sure his daughter wouldn't curse herself and make the same mistakes…
Lucifer also left Rory behind to protect his daughter and her place in the timeline.
Rory's time travel created a paradox of fate that would be undone if Lucifer stayed in Los Angeles.. Iblis and his daughter started to love each other Lucifer Season 6 and Lucifer risked erasing the adult version of Rory from the timeline entirely if he hadn't left her because he remembered how her life had been. Lucifer returned to Hell, leaving Rory and Chloe to raise their daughter without a father, making sure that an adult Rory could return to her rightful place in the future.
This also means that baby Rory will grow up to time travel to 2020 at some point and start her own paradox of destiny. Before Lucifer returned to Hell, he rescued Rory, who was kidnapped by Dan's killer, Vincent Le Mec (Rob Benedict). Lucifer also crucially stopped Rory from killing Le Mec, an irreversible act that would earn Rory his own Satanic visage, just like his father's. Out of love for Rory, Lucifer wanted to ensure that his daughter would not curse herself and make the same mistakes that Satan had made countless millennia ago.
The irony of Lucifer abandoning Rory and Chloe at the end of his last choice Lucifer Season 6 is that it also had Rory growing up with an absent father, just as Lucifer felt he had a father who banished Lucifer to Hell for rebelling against God (Dennis Haysbert). But Lucifer understood and forgave God in season 5, and similarly, his love for Rory led him to sacrifice the Devil so that he could raise her to ensure his continued existence in this world. Lucifer 6 seasons and beyond.
Closing the Loop Was as Important to Rory as Lucifer
He Welcomed the New Version of Lucifer
While Lucifer was initially punished for leaving Rory, he had good reason for it — and it's not like he didn't have some concessions. Upon realizing that his presence in his father's life and his anger towards him was what helped him close the Hell Loops, he immediately retreated in favor of this new version of him.
So Rory goes back to the future to see her dying mother one more time for a final goodbye and a much-needed place away from Lucifer. This Back to the Future move proves that closing the Hell loop was as important to Rory as it was to Lucifer.
Although his return (or his face being erased) was integral, he could continue to live with his anger and punish his father for his absence. But once he saw the explanation behind his abandonment Luciferhe graciously bowed to allow his father to continue with his plans.
Lucifer sets up the End by giving up on Rory
Abandonment sets other events in motion
Everyone got a happy ending Lucifer For leaving Rory. First, the show revealed what Lucifer did after he left Rory. He went to Hell and became a therapist for damned souls, healing them rather than serving as a jailer.. This was actually a decision that showrunners Joe Henderson and Ildi Modrovic rescheduled for season 5. ColliderHenderson said Lucifer was punishing himself and the citizens of Hell. However, with its purchase, it needs to be transformed into something beautiful. Modrovich added to these ideas.
“It never felt right for him to be God. And what's right is that he's giving back what he's learned. What a unique perspective he has. He knows what it's like to be a fallen person. To hate himself and not feel worthy, if he could help others, that's his super was the power.”
Also, there was a happier ending for Lucifer, Chloe, and Rory after the last episode ended. As soon as Rory died, he returned to the future to say goodbye to his mother, allowing him to complete the tragic storyline. However, he is half-demon and half-angel and has the power to travel through time.
According to Henderson and Madrovich, Rory also has the ability to travel between Heaven and Hell, and she uses it. “He has wings and he is an angel and can fly down at any time. We knew it was obvious to everyone and [left] surely he will be thereModrovic announced.
How fans reacted to Lucifer leaving Rory
Fans hated this Lucifer storyline
Although viewers have their favorite characters and storylines, no television series has completely universal appeal throughout its run. Lucifer it's one of the few times for the show that the time travel aspect of the season was almost universally disliked by viewers.
Fans on Reddit cited “bad writing” for the closed time loop created when Rory traveled back in time, only for it to happen again. The biggest criticism of the storyline is that no matter how much Lucifer restores his relationship with his own father, it doesn't make sense for him to be content to abandon the child.
Lucifer, after all, knows what it feels like to be cast aside by his father. He spent millennia angry at his father and brothers for being kicked out of his home for doing something wrong. For Lucifer to begin to understand his role in the universe and the importance of family, it was necessary to live among people. Her own abandonment issues caused her to never spend time with Rory because she was too grown up Lucifer fans couldn't understand.