Aurora Morningstar, commonly known as Rory, is a central character in Lucifer. She is the Nephilim daughter of Lucifer Morningstar and Chloe Decker. She was raised solely by her mother after Lucifer seemingly abandoned them before she was born, resulting in her resenting her absent father.
Rory soon returned Dan to Los Angeles, albeit as a ghost, and she quickly confronted Lucifer himself. Rory also sought out her mother, Chloe Decker (Lauren German), and it became clear Rory was who she said she was: Lucifer and Chloe's adult daughter who time-traveled back to before her birth.
Lucifer calls to Mira and barges in, and Mira comes out and Lucifer realizes that she isn't Rory. Rob says that he's Mira's father, and Lucifer apologizes to both of them. As Lucifer goes, he tells Mira to call Esther because Esther is worried about her.
Trixie is portrayed by Scarlett Estevez. Trixie is Chloe and Dan's seven-year-old (at the start of the series) daughter, who befriends Lucifer and Mazikeen. Trixie takes advice from both Maze and Lucifer, while also balancing what her parents try teaching her.
It is only after Chloe's death that she and Lucifer are reunited. Amenadial becomes the new God, splitting his time between Heaven and Earth. And, while Trixie unknowingly helps her father ascend to Heaven, as far as some fans are concerned, she never learned the truth.
“So for people wondering,” Henderson reiterated, adult Trixie, Charlie et al are “in the next room, because Chloe asked for some privacy to talk to Rory.” Read More About: burning-questions.
Having reunited with her mother, Rory brings her parents together and Lucifer realizes that Rory is indeed his child. Rory then explains while she had a loving mother, he himself was absent from her life even though he knew about her existence.
Samael is a fallen archangel who was banished from Heaven after attempting a failed rebellion against his father, being sent to Hell as its new ruler and later changing his name to Lucifer.
In the final moments of Season 6, Episode 3, Lucifer learns that he has a familial connection with his newfound nemesis. In one helluva plot twist, the deviant angel ultimately reveals that she is Lucifer's daughter, Aurora, known throughout Season 6 as “Rory” (played by Brianna Hildebrand).
According to Rory herself, her bladed wings were inspired by her mother's lifelong fight for justice, not Rory's anger, causing her to self-actualize herself as a weapon.
The Dark Lord then managed to impregnate Diana, resulting in Sabrina Spellman, with whom his aim was to fulfill a dark prophecy to claim the world as his own.
Initially, Logan's family disapproved of Rory, and since then, Rory's relationship with Logan's family has been very standoffish. So, Logan being Rory's baby daddy makes Rory's austere relationship with Mitchum even more complicated.
Lucifer season 6 debuts a major new character, Rory Morningstar played by Brianna Hildebrand, and the actress is a familiar face to fans of Fox and Marvel's Deadpool movies. Lucifer season 6 picks up a few weeks from season 5's cliffhanger after Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) became God.
Her real relationship with Lucifer, though, turned out to be something entirely new -- for him, for the show and for Heaven itself. Rory is Lucifer and Chloe's biological offspring.
She is, after all, his first true love, which means their love will unleash evil on the world, according to the prophecy we were chasing throughout Season 4. You remember the one — everyone assumed Eve was Lucifer's first love but… not so much. It's Chloe. Of course it's Chloe.
The metaphor of the morning star that Isaiah 14:12 applied to a king of Babylon gave rise to the general use of the Latin word for "morning star", capitalized, as the original name of the devil before his fall from grace, linking Isaiah 14:12 with Luke 10 ("I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven") and interpreting ...
Torn between his privileged upbringing and the poverty he witnesses in Poplar, Matthew wants to help where he can and becomes a major benefactor to Nonnatus House. Matthew and Trixie get married in the Season 12 Finale.
Lucifer Morningstar and Trixie Espinoza met through Chloe Decker; Lucifer's partner and Trixie's mother. Despite his initial avowed distaste for children, he learns to care deeply for Trixie.
Although she is blessed, Chloe was still only human and therefore, was mortal and thus could be injured, poisoned, or killed the same way any human normally can. However, following her marriage to Lucifer, Chloe gained celestial immortality that made her immune to human weaknesses.
Lucifer Morningstar and Chloe Decker (or Deckerstar) are initially friends and LAPD co-workers, but as the series progresses they become best friends, fall in love with each other and eventually become a couple. In the final season they become parents to a daughter, named Aurora "Rory" Morningstar.
Likely due to the miraculous circumstances of her birth, Chloe has some mystical powers. As is later revealed, this is mainly due to Lucifer self-actualizing himself to be vulnerable to her. Desire Exhibition Immunity: Chloe is immune to Lucifer's powers of persuasion when they are used towards her.
