Nightmare Fuel / A Divine (Romantic) Comedy

• It's implied that something bad happened when Lucifer and Lilith gave Eve the apple, something that Lucifer is still affected by thousands of years later.
• God's reaction to Eve eating the apple is terrifying by its implication. Lucifer observes that up until the Apple his Father's tone was always patient and loving. After Eve eats the apple God sounds horrified by what happened. What could possibly horrify God?
• When Lucifer find out what I.M.P. does he's pissed, and Blitz is lucky not to be obliterated right there.
• Jacob tries to attack Camila with a knife when he sees that Lucifer is her date.
• Collin gets thrashed by a group of racoons, and might have died if Camila hadn't helped him.
• The sheer disdain Lucifer has for his subjects is terrifying when one considers his initial desire to give humanity free will. While he doesn't go out of his way to make their lives any more miserable, Lucifer notes to himself that he'd rather throw himself on his brother's nonexistent mercy than let Camila or her family anywhere near Hell or its inhabitants. No matter how hard he claims to try, he legitimately can't figure out why Charlie has such an altruistic view of Sinners. Constant exposure to the worst of humanity has absolutely destroyed Lucifer's ability to hope, to the point where he notes he'll lose it if he sees another story in the news of a gang massacre.

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