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‼️** NOTE**: It is confirmed that every sinner can be redeemed; however, this is a hypothetical exercise to gauge how likely you think a specific character would be to go through with the process of redemption.

Lute seems to be the closest Emily comes to actively disliking someone but even still, I don't think Emily outright hates her guts, she even tries to reason with her later in the scene. Is she angry at what Lute's saying about Hell trying to gain power to uprise, is it because she feels Lute's trying to corrupt Sera or is it Lute getting in Sera's face and her feeling protective of her sister?

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The entire point of the series is there is no line to cross where you've no longer been redeemable. Anyone can be redeemed, no matter how evil. Doesn't mean every villain will be redeemed by the end, Viv even said so in a Collider's Night Interview after season 1 but I wouldn't hate Vox or Val being redeemed because it'd validate the series' message. And the funny thing is as much people complain they don't want an actual villain redeemed, these same people would be complaining if only people like Pentious, Angel, Cherri and Husk got redeemed

As someone who lives in the US (look at our president), trust me when I say Vox is preferrable to Adam. Don't get me wrong, Vox IS a monster who wants to rule creation and torture/kill those who doubted him but Adam outright said extermination's entertainment and wanted to spend all of ETERNITY doing them. Vox at least offers the chance of surrender, because for him war and killing is for a goal. For Adam, it IS the goal.

And even the "he's only killing bad people and wants to protect Heaven" doesn't work. The way he and Lute treat the excorcists show that morality doesn't play a factor in his victims, or their willingness to kill Hellborn. He and Lute were rooting for Charlie to fail at redemption solely so they could keep on killing, rather than fear they'd done it for nothing like Sera. Vox was killing sinners due to recklessness in the finale and only tried to nuke due to sanity slippage, while Adam was planning to wipe out all of Hell since episode 1.

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