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* EvilIsSexy: Almost every woman Lucifer encounters thinks so.
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* DeathBySex: Pia

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%%* TheBadGuyWins: Well yes, but... see PyrrhicVillainy.

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%%* TheBadGuyWins: Well yes, but... see PyrrhicVillainy.MeaninglessVillainVictory.



* MeaninglessVillainVictory: [[spoiler: Lucifer wins the trial and goes back to heaven, on the caveat that he can never return to Earth. It turns out that [[HaveYouSeenMyGod Heaven has been abandoned]].]]



* PyrrhicVillainy: [[spoiler: Lucifer wins the trial and goes back to heaven, on the caveat that he can never return to Earth. It turns out that [[HaveYouSeenMyGod Heaven has been abandoned]].]]
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* JesusWasWayCool: Averted.

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* JesusWasWayCool: Averted.Averted, in one of the least flattering depictions in literature.
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* JesusWasWayCool: Averted so hard.

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* JesusWasWayCool: Averted so hard.Averted.

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* TheCorrupter: Guess who.



* EvilIsSexy: Almost every woman Lucifer encounters thinks so.



* Troll: Guess who.

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* BatmanGambit: Pulled off by Catherine in her final statement.



* HeroAntagonist: Catherine

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* HeroAntagonist: CatherineCatherine, the prosecuter
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* TheFarmerAndTheViper: Lucifer with pretty much anyone he befriends.


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* HeroAntagonist: Catherine


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* QuestionableConsent: Lucifer and Pia


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* Troll: Guess who.


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* YouAreWorthHell: Or Heaven, as the case may be.
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%%* AwfulWeddedLife: Lucifer and Lilith


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* BadassNormal: Daniel Mendoza. Even Lucifer is impressed.


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* DeathBySex: Pia
* [[spoiler: DevilButNoGod]]


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* FauxAffablyEvil: [[spoiler: Lucifer]]


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* JesusWasWayCool: Averted so hard.


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* TheLostLenore: Lucifer's witch lover.
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A play written by Creator/CliveBarker, detailing the trial of [[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]. The audience attends as would-be jurors and are transported back in time via vignettes of testimony that illustrate the Devil’s actions throughout history. Notable appearances in the court and during flashbacks include [[TheDivineComedy Dante]], Jesus Christ and Lilith. The prosecution argues that the Devil’s presence on Earth has had a disastrous effect on mankind, whereas the defense counters that the Devil is – and always has been – man’s greatest scapegoat. The Devil demands that he be found innocent and be released to return to Heaven.

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A play written by Creator/CliveBarker, detailing the trial of [[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]. The audience attends as would-be jurors and are transported back in time via vignettes of testimony that illustrate the Devil’s actions throughout history. Notable appearances in the court and during flashbacks include [[TheDivineComedy [[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante]], Jesus Christ and Lilith. The prosecution argues that the Devil’s presence on Earth has had a disastrous effect on mankind, whereas the defense counters that the Devil is – and always has been – man’s greatest scapegoat. The Devil demands that he be found innocent and be released to return to Heaven.

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* AffablyEvil
* ArtificialHuman: Lucifer's "son"
* AscendedDemon: Lucifer's goal
* BadBoss: [[spoiler: Lucifer]]
* TheBadGuyWins: Well yes, but... see PyrrhicVillainy.
* CryForTheDevil

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* %%* AffablyEvil
* %%* ArtificialHuman: Lucifer's "son"
* %%* AscendedDemon: Lucifer's goal
* %%* BadBoss: [[spoiler: Lucifer]]
* %%* TheBadGuyWins: Well yes, but... see PyrrhicVillainy.
* %%* CryForTheDevil



* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes

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* %%* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes



* {{Flashback}}

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* %%* {{Flashback}}



* HaveYouSeenMyGod
* HighHeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Inverted with Jane]]
* HumansAreBastards

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* %%* HaveYouSeenMyGod
* %%* HighHeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Inverted with Jane]]
* %%* HumansAreBastards



* MonsterSobStory
* OffingTheOffspring
* OutGambitted: Lucifer, once by [[spoiler: Jesus]] and [[spoiler: again at the end by the prosecution]].
* OutWithABang: Pia Shim

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* %%* MonsterSobStory
* %%* OffingTheOffspring
* %%* OutGambitted: Lucifer, once by [[spoiler: Jesus]] and [[spoiler: again at the end by the prosecution]].
* %%* OutWithABang: Pia Shim



* TheirFirstTime
* UndyingLoyalty: Lucifer's minion

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* %%* TheirFirstTime
* %%* UndyingLoyalty: Lucifer's minion



* VillainProtagonist
* WitchHunt: A literal one in a flashback.
* YouHaveFailedMe

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* %%* VillainProtagonist
* %%* WitchHunt: A literal one in a flashback.
* %%* YouHaveFailedMe
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* [[spoiler: EvenEvilHasLovedOnes]]

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* [[spoiler: EvenEvilHasLovedOnes]]EvenEvilHasLovedOnes



* [[spoiler: HaveYouSeenMyGod]]

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* [[spoiler: HaveYouSeenMyGod]]HaveYouSeenMyGod
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* GoMadFromTheRevelation: The heaven-bound messengers, upon discovering that [[spoiler: heaven is empty.]]

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* GoMadFromTheRevelation: The heaven-bound Heaven-bound messengers, upon discovering that [[spoiler: heaven Heaven is empty.]]



* PyrrhicVillainy: [[spoiler: Lucifer wins the trial and goes back to heaven, on the caveat that he can never return to Earth. It turns out that [[HaveYouSeenMyGod heaven has been abandoned]].]]

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* PyrrhicVillainy: [[spoiler: Lucifer wins the trial and goes back to heaven, on the caveat that he can never return to Earth. It turns out that [[HaveYouSeenMyGod heaven Heaven has been abandoned]].]]
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A play written by CliveBarker, detailing the trial of [[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]. The audience attends as would-be jurors and are transported back in time via vignettes of testimony that illustrate the Devil’s actions throughout history. Notable appearances in the court and during flashbacks include [[TheDivineComedy Dante]], Jesus Christ and Lilith. The prosecution argues that the Devil’s presence on Earth has had a disastrous effect on mankind, whereas the defense counters that the Devil is – and always has been – man’s greatest scapegoat. The Devil demands that he be found innocent and be released to return to Heaven.

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A play written by CliveBarker, Creator/CliveBarker, detailing the trial of [[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]. The audience attends as would-be jurors and are transported back in time via vignettes of testimony that illustrate the Devil’s actions throughout history. Notable appearances in the court and during flashbacks include [[TheDivineComedy Dante]], Jesus Christ and Lilith. The prosecution argues that the Devil’s presence on Earth has had a disastrous effect on mankind, whereas the defense counters that the Devil is – and always has been – man’s greatest scapegoat. The Devil demands that he be found innocent and be released to return to Heaven.
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A play written by CliveBarker, detailing the trial of [[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]. The audience attends as would-be jurors and are transported back in time via vignettes of testimony that illustrate the Devil’s actions throughout history. Notable appearances in the court and during flashbacks include Dante, Jesus Christ and Lilith. The prosecution argues that the Devil’s presence on Earth has had a disastrous effect on mankind, whereas the defense counters that the Devil is – and always has been – man’s greatest scapegoat. The Devil demands that he be found innocent and be released to return to Heaven.

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A play written by CliveBarker, detailing the trial of [[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]. The audience attends as would-be jurors and are transported back in time via vignettes of testimony that illustrate the Devil’s actions throughout history. Notable appearances in the court and during flashbacks include Dante, [[TheDivineComedy Dante]], Jesus Christ and Lilith. The prosecution argues that the Devil’s presence on Earth has had a disastrous effect on mankind, whereas the defense counters that the Devil is – and always has been – man’s greatest scapegoat. The Devil demands that he be found innocent and be released to return to Heaven.
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A play written by CliveBarker, detailing the trial of [[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]. The audience attends as would-be jurors and are transported back in time via vignettes of testimony that illustrate the Devil’s actions throughout history. Notable appearances in the court and during flashbacks include Dante, Jesus Christ and Lilith. The prosecution argues that the Devil’s presence on Earth has had a disastrous effect on mankind, whereas the defense counters that the Devil is – and always has been – man’s greatest scapegoat. The Devil demands that he be found innocent and be released to return to Heaven.

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!! This work provides examples of:
* AffablyEvil
* ArtificialHuman: Lucifer's "son"
* AscendedDemon: Lucifer's goal
* BadBoss: [[spoiler: Lucifer]]
* TheBadGuyWins: Well yes, but... see PyrrhicVillainy.
* CryForTheDevil
* DeadPersonConversation: How each of the "witnesses" testify. They did live centuries apart.
* [[spoiler: EvenEvilHasLovedOnes]]
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Even the devil is not an OmnicidalManiac.
* FallenAngel: One of the flashbacks covers the fall.
* {{Flashback}}
* GoMadFromTheRevelation: The heaven-bound messengers, upon discovering that [[spoiler: heaven is empty.]]
* [[spoiler: HaveYouSeenMyGod]]
* HighHeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Inverted with Jane]]
* HumansAreBastards
* LiteralAssKissing: Lucifer asks several characters to do this for him, but politely.
* MonsterSobStory
* OffingTheOffspring
* OutGambitted: Lucifer, once by [[spoiler: Jesus]] and [[spoiler: again at the end by the prosecution]].
* OutWithABang: Pia Shim
* PyrrhicVillainy: [[spoiler: Lucifer wins the trial and goes back to heaven, on the caveat that he can never return to Earth. It turns out that [[HaveYouSeenMyGod heaven has been abandoned]].]]
* TheirFirstTime
* UndyingLoyalty: Lucifer's minion
* VillainyDiscretionShot: Well, you can't fit in everything the devil has done into a single play.
* VillainProtagonist
* WitchHunt: A literal one in a flashback.
* YouHaveFailedMe
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