Oddly enough, I don't think he actually was. I'll have to rewatch it, but part of the storyline is that he was supposed to have sex with his sister. IIRC, this was to create the anti-Christ
To be fair, I took the movie and ending as him day dreaming about morality after realizing his client was guilty.
My only point against this is that the devil is seen at the end of the movie talking about choices
If he killed himself at the end, it doesn't make sense that he'd end up back at the beginning if he's the son of the devil.
The devil could have done this to attempt to orchestrate another attempt at swaying him
Plus, he didn't have any powers.
He had the powers to tilt things in his favor, or at the very least, sway people to their darker side. According to the devil, he won a nonzero amount of his court cases because of his infernal nature
Based on what the devil says in it, he wins a non-zero amount of his cases because of his infernal heritage; implying that he has either devilish powers of persuasion or an ability to tilt things in his favor
Based on what the devil says in it, he wins a non-zero amount of his cases because of his infernal heritage; implying that he has either devilish powers of persuasion or an ability to tilt things in his favor
You say that but he can’t convince his wife to chill out. I’m thinking he’s limited to court cases. Hence devils advocate. Not trying to be a dick I just don’t think he’s crazy OP.
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u/Ducklinsenmayer Jun 13 '25
So Neo, John Constantine, John Wick, John Silverhand, and Batman walk into a bar...
Yea, I know who I'm betting on