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Lucifer: Why did Lucifer stop being vulnerable around Chloe?LUCIFER season 5, part 2 is coming soon to Netflix and fans are still talking about a major twist in part 1 of the latest series.

Why did Lucifer stop being vulnerable around Chloe and what does this mean for their relationship? By Molli Mitchell 21:10, Sun, Feb 21, 2021 | UPDATED: 22:00, Sun, Feb 21, 2021 Share

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streaming on Netflix now and fans are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the next eight episodes. In part one, Lucifer (played by Tom Ellis) and Chloe (Lauren German) finally got together but

several unknown truths about the pair came to the surface as a result. Why did Lucifer stop being vulnerable around Chloe? Express.co.uk has everything you need to know. Trending Why did

Lucifer stop being vulnerable around Chloe?For the past four seasons of Lucifer, Lucifer Morningstar had always been vulnerable around Chloe Decker.This meant, his supernatural powers did

not work around her and he was vulnerable to injury or worse, susceptible to death.In part one of Lucifer season five, the dynamic in their relationship changed, especially after they slept

together in episode six.First, Chloe obtained Lucifer's "mojo" meaning she could draw out people's deepest desires and Lucifer was left with nothing.

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Lucifer was once vulnerable around Chloe Decker (Image: NETFLIX)

details ‘issues’ with new role Lucifer was devasted to see his mojo taken away from him, especially when it had never worked on Chloe in the first place. Lucifer eventually regained his mojo

but in doing so, his vulnerability around Chloe stopped. His newfound vulnerability came just in time as he was shot seconds after at point-blank range by Dan Espinoza (Kevin Alejandro) who

had found out about Lucifer's true devil identity.Thankfully, Lucifer's invulnerability around Chloe meant he survived the shooting but fans are worried about what this means for their

relationship going forward, especially after Lucifer did not did say "I love you" back to Chloe in the season finale.When asked if he felt the same way, he said: “Detective, it’s

complicated. I mean I do, of course, I do. Chloe, I…” SUBSCRIBE Invalid email

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Haysbert) arriving on Earth and unfortunately, it looks like Lucifer never got the chance to say "I love you."The fact Lucifer is no longer vulnerable could suggest he is deliberately

choosing not to be and this could be for numerous reasons.For example, is he choosing not to be vulnerable to protect Chloe or is he now invulnerable as his feelings have changed entirely?On

the other hand, could his invulnerability have something to do with the arrival of God?Lucifer showrunners Idly Modrovich and Joe Henderson spoke to Entertainment Weekly about what this

means for Lucifer's feelings and the couple going forward.

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to Netflix (Image: NETFLIX)Mordrovich said: "If you think about the fact that God shows up, we like to relate it to when we go back home to Thanksgiving; you tend to revert a bit, right? 

"And sort of become a child and start acting like what you did when you were younger. I think the presence of God could have that effect. "With Lucifer, it’s always about taking one step

forward but two steps back. So yeah, he gets in his own way and that’s all I can say about that."One fan on Reddit, Reithel1 expanded on the role God plays in Lucifer's vulnerability.They

suggested God has made Lucifer invulnerable to protect Chloe and Lucifer.

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universe as Lucifer? Reithel1 shared: "Could God still be protecting them, and Divine Intervention will make sure that they are together? God went to a lot of trouble to put Chloe here, the

time it just right so that Lucifer would be ready to grow up... (wait how many millions of years for that???), just to let random people, situations take either of them out before his plan

can happen?! We'll see. Lots of new info to unpack in 5B!!!"Modrovich also reiterated it is important to remember Lucifer chooses to be vulnerable around Chloe. She explained: "He decides to

make himself vulnerable and because his brain is kind of behind, his body does it for him."That’s why angels self-actualize and have the powers they have, be they good or bad. They are

trying to tell them something that they need to learn."Henderson added: "In season one, in the pilot, he’s vulnerable, and a couple of episodes later, he’s not. "One of the things we had

talked about was, 'Well, what was the difference? What changed?'"The answer, as people will now see, is he started to care for her. As Ildy said, you can have all your MacGuffins in the

world, but what we love is just it’s a very simple emotional answer."Fans will have to wait until Lucifer season five, part two airs later this year on Netflix to find out more.Lucifer

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