You can't be serious. There's been no indication that "the devil" exists in the Wapsi Square universe, or that he has much influence over mortals if he does exist. Also, what dictionary equates "semi-divine" with "from hell?" (none that I can find)Celos wrote: "Semi-divine" = "from hell". Don't forget where Lucifer comes from. The devil smiles as he has just gotten another disciple.
Incorrect: Causality matters. Context and circumstances matter. Tar is/was a monster, seeking only to get its own way by any means at its disposal: Bullying, rape, and there's no telling what else it has done - or, more accurately, what it coerced Georgette into doing. Or what it could be capable of doing in the future. It cannot be allowed to continue, and destruction is the only avenue left.Celos wrote: Monica is now very much on the same level as Tar. The causality does not matter, what matters is what she (or Tar) are willing to do to others. She is just more powerful, i.e. far more of a threat than Tar ever was.
Yes, it's unfortunate that Monica seems to be enjoying this. But that doesn't mean she'll do it to random passers-by on the street just to feel that thrill again; she has morals & ethics. Her powers are vast, but her humanity is greater. How dare you suggest that she is the bigger monster here? Just....how dare you?