u/Chaotic_Locked_Soul

I got my driving license an year ago (btw. I got there pretty late, finished at 39), and I don't drive much so I'm still scared.

I tryed to drive a new route today, just to practice. At some point I was supposed to switch to the left lane. There were clear signs on the road, it was very obvious what I'm supposed to do. But I had a tunnel vision, kept on driving in my lane, I then noticed I'm aiming on a highway and don't have a way to get back without violating some important regulations.

I guess the right thing to do would be to stop, turn on hazard lights, buy a highway vignette, and keep on driving. But I panicked, I was never on highway by myself and honestly at that moment I didn't really think of that option. Sooo... After standing there for a while and panicking, not knowing what to do (thankfully it was saturday early morning and there were no cars in sight) I just... turned, crossed two solid lines so I would get to the lane for the opposite direction and drove back to where I was supposed to be. Felt really bad about it but at that point it felt like the safest thing to do.

Anyway that's it. One of my worst driving fears. I'm going to buy a highway vignette right now cause apparently ending up on a highway accidently is easier than I thought.

Sorry if someone is annoyed by bringing this up again but I'm curious about the result almost five years after the show ended. Please vote.

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Writing a post cause it will get lost in the debate lower.

Please just remember this is just my opinion. I'm hardly an expert on writing. I just watch and feel in a certain way and then I'm trying to think about and describe what I saw that made me feel that way.

Also English is not my native language and I'm writing on mobile and I realized I tend to do mistakes I often overlook so please don't get mad about the grammar.

I realized something. We always tend to defend characters we like. I think people are more willing to dig for motivations when they are a fan of the character. Chloe's fans are always argumenting with things that are actually logical conclusion of her situation and so I would say those are good arguments. But I think that part of the reason it's not so convincing for someone like me, who feel more neutral about he character, is that we don't really see the show exploring those things.

Like a lot of people say that as an atheist, she is going through the bigger shock cause what she thought is the truth about universe changed. This is a great point, but I don't remember that being really addressed on screen. What we see her struggling with on screen is always about Lucifer being the Devil. No thoughts about God or afterlife or whatever. The frequent criticism of the show is that Chloe kinda stopped being her own character and turned into a "love interest" and if I look at this whole situation, I definitely see where it's coming from. There was so much more to explore about her reaction.

Or that Kinley manipulated her when she was vulnerable. Again, great point, but where do we see that happening? Cause I don't find anything he said or showed on screen that convincing. Chloe herself is questioning it the whole time. I assume that he manipulated her but I don't remember any really effective manipulation happening.

It's easy for me to sympathize with Lucifer cause I actually see what he is going through. Just the sequence of him singing Creep tells me more about his state of mind than everything we get about Chloe.

I would still probably hate the whole thing no matter how it's handled cause after dragged season three the Deckesrtar drama got a bit exhausting and the way their relationship was written really isn't my cup of tea. But I still wonder if I would have easier time understanding Chloe if they let me see her internal struggle a bit more.

Idk I admit it's been a while since I watched it the last time so maybe I remember it wrong, I apologize if it's the case.

Well, that's all.