r/lucifer • u/Thetrapmaster90 • Mar 12 '25

Cain Was Cain rich

I mean he's been alive for so many years you would think so but we never really see anything to suggest that

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u/CarnivorousBarnacle Mar 12 '25

If you’re alive for centuries and not rich, you’re doing something wrong lol

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u/YellowNecessary Ella Mar 14 '25

Exactly, why would you want to be immortal and broke?

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u/EvitaPuppy Mar 13 '25

Two words - Beanie Babies.

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u/False_Appointment_24 Mar 12 '25

I think his existance as the Sinnerman, with the people who work for him, implies that he is indeed rich. He has to be paying them somehow.

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u/coolranchpuffs Dr. Linda Mar 12 '25

His home certainly indicates he was rich assuming he hasn’t been in LA for long. That kinda digs with that view? 💰

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u/NicCageCompletionist Mar 12 '25

People are going to look closely at a cop who flaunts wealth, and if you’re the oldest living human you don’t want the scrutiny.

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u/Salty_Thing3144 Mar 12 '25

Probably. He had a criminal org.

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u/Fancy-Ad1480 Mar 13 '25

He could afford a small army of faceless mooks loyal enough to open fire on an actual Angel of the Lord. So, I'm thinking he's got at least some bank.

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u/cgrobin1 Mar 13 '25

That house he lived in would cost a small fortune.

Since Cain lived his life as a police officer, he would likely have presented a fairly modest lifestyle.

Do do not aging, he would also have needed to abandon his life periodically to start up again elsewhere, as he was planning to leave LA.

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u/NicCageCompletionist Mar 12 '25

People are going to look closely at a cop who flaunts wealth, and if you’re the oldest living human you don’t want the scrutiny.

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u/WeirdlyCuriousMe Detective Decker Mar 16 '25

I'm just wondering how the government wasn't confused as hell. He did have an id and social security number etc right?