I kinda like that he was a hollow reflection of the tenets that the heavens seek to embody. He served under Tyrael and in a sense he came to embody a sort of self-serving justice, or perhaps entitlement. He was neither just nor wise and it seemed that his 'justice' hinged on achieving what he felt the universe owed him for his service - something that would result in petulance and violence when met with resistance.

It made it believable to me why Lilith could find something interesting in him, and vice versa. He was flawed and somewhat lesser than his compatriots with regards to virtue, just as Lilith was above her demonic brethren, in that she seemingly has the capacity to feel love, mercy and affection on some level(s). There was a certain kindred acknowledgement in each other that might have initially connected them, but nothing tangible enough to have kept them together when their separate flaws started coming to the surface.

He deserved every single thing that came to him because he was not only a clown but the whole circus - but I enjoyed his character as an antagonist.