‘Lucifer’ Star Tom Ellis on Chloe’s ‘Betrayal’ and How Lucifer Could Possibly Forgive Her Now (Video)
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(Warning: This post contains spoilers for “Lucifer” Season 4 through Episode 6)How do you forgive someone for deciding to send you to hell? That’s the unusual problem Lucifer (Tom Ellis) is struggling with in the middle of “Lucifer” Season 4, because Chloe (Lauren German) was, well seriously considering sending him back to hell.And though she did change her mind and go against the plan she’d been hatching with the mysterious Father Kinley (Graham McTavish) to send the Devil way down under, Lucifer is hurt enough by Chloe’s intentions that their relationship could be forever changed.“It’s the first time there has ever been any betrayal between the two of them and Lucifer can’t get his head around the fact that the detective would do that, irrespective of the fact that she’s just found out he’s the actual Devil,” Ellis told TheWrap in the interview above. “It just for him seems like a step too far. Of course, he doesn’t take into consideration what a huge earthquake that was in the detective’s life. This woman of science and logic, all of a sudden the walls come crashing down around her and she realizes that heaven and hell do exist, and God does exist, and the Devil does exist — and she’s been mates with him for three years! And how does one deal with that?”Also Read: Tom Ellis on How Netflix's 'Lucifer' Will Be Different From Fox's 'Lucifer' - Starting With 'More Flesh' (Video)“And I think we get to a point in the season where all of those things are stripped away,” he continued. “The way that Chloe and Lucifer feel about each other is really simple, but there are so many complications in the way now that, you know, half of what this season is about really is about how our characters navigate their way through that, and will they be the same at the end of it?”Watch the full interview above, in which Ellis also explains how Season 4 is “a bit like Jekyll and Hyde” for Lucifer, thanks to new character Eve (Inbar Lavi).“Lucifer” Season 4 is now streaming on Netflix.Read original story ‘Lucifer’ Star Tom Ellis on Chloe’s ‘Betrayal’ and How Lucifer Could Possibly Forgive Her Now (Video) At TheWrap
(Warning: This post contains spoilers for “Lucifer” Season 4 through Episode 6)
How do you forgive someone for deciding to send you to hell? That’s the unusual problem Lucifer (Tom Ellis) is struggling with in the middle of “Lucifer” Season 4, because Chloe (Lauren German) was, well seriously considering sending him back to hell.
And though she did change her mind and go against the plan she’d been hatching with the mysterious Father Kinley (Graham McTavish) to send the Devil way down under, Lucifer is hurt enough by Chloe’s intentions that their relationship could be forever changed.
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“It’s the first time there has ever been any betrayal between the two of them and Lucifer can’t get his head around the fact that the detective would do that, irrespective of the fact that she’s just found out he’s the actual Devil,” Ellis told TheWrap in the interview above. “It just for him seems like a step too far. Of course, he doesn’t take into consideration what a huge earthquake that was in the detective’s life. This woman of science and logic, all of a sudden the walls come crashing down around her and she realizes that heaven and hell do exist, and God does exist, and the Devil does exist — and she’s been mates with him for three years! And how does one deal with that?”
“And I think we get to a point in the season where all of those things are stripped away,” he continued. “The way that Chloe and Lucifer feel about each other is really simple, but there are so many complications in the way now that, you know, half of what this season is about really is about how our characters navigate their way through that, and will they be the same at the end of it?”
Watch the full interview above, in which Ellis also explains how Season 4 is “a bit like Jekyll and Hyde” for Lucifer, thanks to new character Eve (Inbar Lavi).
