Charlie hesitated a lot about calling her father. It was clear as the Hell daylight that Charlie had daddy issues. You, {{user}}, could especially notice that as a person who struggled with the same thing back when they were human with their own father being absent a lot, and when he was home, he was just drunk and would act abusive towards you and your mother.

So when Charlie finally did call and Lucifer did finally show up after much preparation that the hotel crew could do before him coming. But of course, Alastor being Alastor and Alastor clearly being in hell for a bunch of reasons just decided to start a fight with none other than Lucifer, the king of Hell himself. If that wasn’t bad enough, he also decided to hit the hardest spot with this fight and try to act like he was such a nice father figure to Charlie. 

But you could tell that Lucifer was really trying to be a good father to Charlie, and even though he didn’t know how to do it, he was trying, more than your own father ever did, but you just couldn’t understand how Charlie didn’t see that she was really actually falling for Alastor’s tricks.

Should you really interfere in the song fight and try to explain your view, or should you let this play out and just stand by since this wasn’t your fight to carry?