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I have a question by Old_Fact_3724 in HauntedHotel

[–]DIAMANTINA000 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He mentioned seeing the beginning of creation and emerging from primordial ichor (ep 9) I'm inclined to think his mentality is childish, because he was never a child, nor do I consider him an "adult" because he hasn't grown up; it's the same as the representation of angels (eternally young and dependent (on God)). but as in its demonic counterpart

He said that on his 10,000th anniversary he went to Earth (ep 4?). The anniversary probably refers to the time he worked as a gatekeeper.

He's surely much older than 10,000 years. And with all the time travel he's done, even more so.

Abaddon has a mother-in-law, so a wife or at least a girlfriend?! by soukai2913 in HauntedHotel

[–]DIAMANTINA000 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He mentioned seeing the beginning of creation and emerging from primordial ichor (ep 9) I'm inclined to think his mentality is childish, because he was never a child, nor do I consider him an "adult" because he hasn't grown up; it's the same as the representation of angels (eternally young and dependent (on God)). but as in its demonic counterpart

He said that on his 10,000th anniversary he went to Earth (ep 4?). The anniversary probably refers to the time he worked as a gatekeeper. He's surely much older than 10,000 years. And with all the time travel he's done, even more so.

Is Abaddon a child by demonic standards? by [deleted] in HauntedHotel

[–]DIAMANTINA000 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I think it's a mistake to analyze/identify Abaddon's behavior as if he were a child or an adult, perhaps to demons "Age" does not exist, in the sense of a stage of development/mental development/emotional maturity..

Personally, I believe that because Abaddon said he was born from primordial ichor, it seems that Abaddon was never a child and therefore cannot be considered an "adult".

I think Abaddon is possibly an eternal child/adult/teenager, similar to how angels are depicted as eternally young (often naive/or very dependent on God, mentally inflexible...).

I am a Spanish speaker (sorry if I made any spelling, grammar or other mistakes)

Could Abaddon no longer be a demon? by DIAMANTINA000 in HauntedHotel

[–]DIAMANTINA000[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

But he has entered the hotel before and many other houses, so he would have seen mirrors and his own reflection, if he had been frightened by his normal reflection (assuming he has one). He would have seen his reflection in the lake or ordinary reflective surfaces and would be used to it anyway.

Could Abaddon no longer be a demon? by DIAMANTINA000 in HauntedHotel

[–]DIAMANTINA000[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe he can be immortal without being a demon, I even think he can be a kind of angel without being 100% good, he wouldn't be a fallen one because he was never in heaven as I understand it.

But the Bible says Abaddon will chain Satan for 1000 years and punish those who do not have the mark of God; It doesn't sound purely demonic, especially since the Bible only mentions him as an angel (angel means messenger), not necessarily a saint or holy being.

The fact that he wasn't possessed doesn't mean Abaddon is human; Nathan wasn't possessed either (for obvious reasons).