[There's a long pause where he just stands there, jaw tight. Thing is, he has to stand here and take it, because there's nothing he can do to Death. It doesn't mean he agrees though. Though he can't actually admit what he thinks.

That ultimately God is fallible. It's not that Michael can't come to the point of admitting his wrong doings, though really it will only take Lucifer for him to push him there. After all, just like his Father, Michael is selfish. Killing his brother directly affects him. Everything else? Is a wash up.

Not that he wanted to kill Anna, but none of that can even be thought of until he breaks down certain things. And this version of Michael isn't even close to that point. Consequences mean nothing to him, not when he's this close to having everything work out the way it's supposed to.]

Funny how you think you've become a part of the family. It's easy to stand on the sidelines and judge, but you didn't live it. Whatever you think may have happened, fact is, you didn't live it.

All I know is I was commanded, and I did as I was told as the dutiful son. It was always meant to be, even Lucifer can admit that He must have known all along.

[What he can't say is 'What kind of father does that?'. Lucifer was put in the Cage for near eternity, to suffer. He had Michael put him there. How is not wanting his sons to kill each other that far of a stretch?]