I don't know

Maybe the Devil had a point when he refused to bow to man. Look at what humanity has done with the world it was given. We kill each other, destroy forests, poison rivers, drive animals from their homes, turn beautiful places into ruins, and call it progress. We take more than we need, hurt more than we understand, and then place ourselves above every other living thing as if the earth was created only for us. Perhaps the Devil looked at humanity and saw something frightening. Not because humans were born evil, but because they were given the power to create and destroy, and chose far too often to destroy. Maybe he refused to bow because he could not understand why the most dangerous creature on earth deserved to be called its master. And perhaps the uncomfortable part of the story is not whether the Devil was right. Perhaps it is that humanity has spent centuries proving why he might have had a reason to question us. 𓂃 ࣪˖ 𓏲 ⋆｡°✩