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The title itself references a famous Shakespearean line from The Merchant of Venice : "The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose," which echoes the episode's themes of using appearances—like a grand funeral or a public romance—to mask darker intentions.

The episode follows the Lyon family as they travel to Philadelphia for Bunkie’s funeral, providing a "taste of what their life could have been" if Lucious hadn't achieved massive success. Key storylines include: [S1E3] The Devil Quotes Scripture

After another rejection from his father regarding his sexuality, Jamal vows to Michael that he isn't giving anything up; instead, he's going after the entire empire. Critical Analysis The title itself references a famous Shakespearean line

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" The Devil Quotes Scripture " is the third episode of the first season of the musical drama series . Airing originally on January 21, 2015, the episode explores themes of legacy, betrayal, and the stark contrast between the Lyons' current wealth and their humble beginnings in Philadelphia. Plot Summary

Lucious discovers there was a witness to Bunkie's murder—a homeless man named "Old Salty" who speaks in riddles but eventually identifies Lucious as the killer.