Someone jog my memory; when did Grayson see the Laundry Lady's realm?

I don't remember that one.

Oh, yeah, Idk where that first I came from.

>I know we shouldn't name these but always describing him as the stabbed student is gonna get tiring.

TITID flashbacks.

>Honestly, he sounds more familiar than Beau, and more manageable too - you kinda know how to work around him and his MO.

That's the bad part. We think we know how to work around him, but he's also been giving Ashley too much for too little, and sooner or later he'll come collecting. The thing is: We don't know how he's gonna collect.

I mean, yeah, Beau was bad, but he was like overtly bad. The "I'll fuck you up in this way if you don't do X" kind of bad. The devil is just... We don't know. He keeps offering deals that are too good to be true and expecting seemingly nothing in return, which—because inhuman things—makes him loop right back to really really bad, but we don't get to know why.

The unknown factor, the feeling that Ashley's surrounded in a net she can't see, is what I think puts the devil above Beau here in terms of "This guy is bad news".

Yes, but that's too good to be true. The catch is standing right there taunting you, but you can't see it, so the whole thing loops right back to super scary.

Probably, but Sippy Cup Bae was a huge unknown, which is why we assumed he had sinister motives. This devil guy is about as close as possible to overtly planning something bad. He's so good he loops right back to super evil because that's how these things work.

Sounds a bit—okay a lot—more sinister than Beau, though.