Did anyone find it hard to believe that Cecilia was 201 years old?

[tyron esendi]

I think the disparity between Cecilia's age and her maturity is because of her inexperience. The older a person gets the more mature they become because they have more experiences in life.

[Nwadinso Michael]

I think she is supposed to be more sensitive as she is up to 201 years. However, I also think that being Lucifer's daughter comes with a lot restraint and restrictions. There was a little flaw but I think the flaw shouldn't be over exaggerated.

[Atieno Magero]

I was expecting Cecilia to be way more mature than how she behaved. However, it makes sense when you consider the backstory of what happened to her all of those years before living amongst humans.

[Rashi Agrawal]

I completely agree. Cecilia is 201 year old which does not perfectly go with the scenes explained.

[Chukwuebuka Ifedigbo]

At times, I doubted Cecilia's character since it contradicted her age. I can understand, however, that age does not automatically equate wisdom; rather, our experiences do. Because Cecilia's early existence was so unlike to a typical human life, I was better equipped to assess her character in a new perspective.

[Kira Bonita Reece]

I agree that there is a flaw in character here. Cecelia should have been more 'educated' since she would have had more experience being as old as she was. She shouldn't have fell so easily for Sebastian

[Themmie10]

I think a person that said she's 201 years old should have some prior knowledge about a few things, even if she's not going to be so good at it. For someone that has been ignoring love before, she fell too hard and somewhat quick for Sebastian. It's not too bad though, it added to the uniqueness of the book.

[Tinski23]

The idea of a 201 year old being so naive and gullible also seemed odd to me. However, it could be the author's way of emphasizing the youth in love.

[VictoriousReader]

Cecilia's character may have contradicted her age, but that might have been because she lived a pretty much sheltered life. Up until joining Cornelia High, all she had done was kill mortals and follow her father's commands.

[Bradley Shelvie]

Not at all. In fact, it was an underestimation to me. I've read several books and watched videos (vampire genre) and the Dracula or whatever is even more than that. Considering her nature as an immortal, it is expected to be way more than that.

[Bradley Shelvie]

Now I know that Cecilia is a 16-year-old junior in a 201-year-old Princess of Hell body, but the girl didn't know what basketball was? She has never been in love? I understand that perhaps she was busy killing mortals and just didn't find anyone to pine after but for her to fall so hard so quickly for Sebastian when she's so old. It seems a little bit of a character flaw to me. Maybe I'm reading too much into it because it is a young adult book but I thought she would be a tad more mature than the rest of the 16-year-olds.

I actually disagree, she was 201 years old in another world, and what world: HELL, so obviously she wouldn't know anything about the human world, maybe she could be wiser for her age in hell but not about things in the human world, and her falling for Sebastian , well I think since its her first time, she would fall for a 14 year old and not care because of the amazing feeling she's having

Oh yes! I hadn't even thought about it in this view. It's most probable that the time in hell is different from time on earth. Just like the Biblical "a thousand days to a man is one day to God".

[Bradley Shelvie]

I find it hard to believe that Cecilia was 201 years old. She should have been more mature and worldly at that age. I understand that Lucifer wanted her to live a sheltered life, but even sheltered 16-year-olds are more worldly than Cecilia at 201 years old.

But then the time frame in hell is different from that in earth. Also, her nature as an immortal justifies the age since they may take quite a pretty long time to grow. I remember a Dracula movie where the daughter was eight-hundred-and-something years old but "uh-oh, you still can't date since you're still way too young" says father Dracula (add in a little Dracula voice ).

[Adaeze Joan]

Well, I feel it depends on how the author portrayed his story. It's was quite believable for me that Cecilia was older than she looked. Being a 16 year old in a different place was a new experience for her, and I felt that was why she didn't act a bit mature.

[Blessing Odii]

She's obviously not mortal and shouldn't be judged by space and time. I believe that could be her age.

[Dhyanvi Patel]

I completely agree with what you've said. I can't image Cecilia to be a lady who is 201 years old. It's also difficult for me to imagine that she can fall in love with Sebastian in such a short period of time. In any case, it's possible that this was one of the strategies utilised by the author to distinguish her work from others with the same premise.