Cade

Cade, or known as Noah Thornton and The Antichrist is a recurring character and an antagonist in Whitmore. He is a demon and he is also the sinister offspring of an unknown woman and Lucifer. Considered to be the bringer of the End of Days, the antichrist. To his father and demons alike he's known as Cade, but in his human form, he's known as Noah Thornton.

The Anti-Christ is the essence of evil and a hybrid creature conceived by a demon and a human. It is unknown when he was born, but it is assumable that he is older than 600,000 years old. The Anti-Christ is the Devil’s son. He’s the reason for the end of the world. According to prophecy, a child born of human and demon will usher at the end of times.

In Christian eschatology, the Antichrist, or anti-Christ, is someone recognized as fulfilling the biblical prophecies about one who will oppose Christ and substitute himself in Christ's place before the Second Coming. The term (including one plural form) is found five times in the New Testament, solely in the First and Second Epistle of John. The Antichrist is announced as the one "who denies the Father and the Son."

His history after his birth is unknown, but at some point between the centuries, he took on the alias "Noah Thornton". He also at some point became one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. He represents "Conquest", or described as "Pestilence" in some translations of the bible.

Personality
Contrary to the Bible's proclamation that he would be the "essence of evil", however, Cade was not always devoid of humanity, and who he once was as a person was a direct opposition to what horrors he committed. His violent tendencies, while undoubtedly an innate part of his genetic makeup, were an aspect of who he was that he could neither control nor understand during his youth, resulting in him feeling confused and remorseful for unintentionally hurting the people he loved most.

Cade is the only thing that stands between what is left of humanity and their extinction, while concealing his true nature behind an innocent, almost angelic appearance he has dwelt among mankind, to fulfil his legacy as the Biblical destroyer and to bring an end to the world as we see it. He knows he’s handsome and uses that advantage, this attractiveness to further manipulate people into turning against one another. He is also shown to be very sadistic, not caring about the pain that he inflicts on others and rather enjoys it. However, these human features are merely a ruse, his true form being that of a pale, emaciated being with deep-set white eyes.

As a child, Cade felt that humanity and society were evil, corrupt, despicable, and full of suffering. He was a firm believer in a world without evil, a new world untainted by human evil, pain or suffering. Cade viewed the majority of society and humanity as cruel, corrupt, greedy, and bitter. This viewpoint is understandable, considering his abandonment and rejection by society. Despite these beliefs, he held a calm and shy demeanour.

Trivia

 * Satan’s mark is supposedly 666, the number of man, while “777 represents perfection.” Man and woman were created on the sixth day. “Man labors six days only. The sixth commandment is "Thou shalt not murder." Six words are used for man: Adam, ish, Enosh, gehver, anthropos, anar. Also, 6 x 6 = 36; 36 + 35 + 34 + 33 + 32; 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 666. 666 is the number of the antichrist. This means that the name of the antichrist in Greek adds up to 666. This is a mockery of the Trinity.” We can come close, mimic perfection, but only for a short time.

Appearance
Cade looks more like The Devil than the actual devil.

Lucifers devil form is sinister and evil-looking, contrary to the human form he takes when he's on earth. His skin is a blood-red as the flames in Hell. He has an upside-down cross which is usually meant to represent satanic or possessed. It's the Cross of Saint Peter, an inverted Latin cross. Traditionally used as a Christian symbol (upturned), but is also used as an anti-Christian symbol which could represent his resentment for God. A symbol of the occult, satanism and even demonic interference. This is a sinister symbol. He has a scar that stretches across his face starting at his right eye and ending at his cheek. The reasoning for the scar is that he got struck by lightning as punishment from Zeus. He also has tattoos that are visible in his human form.

Judging by his appearance, he's a handsome young man with pomade-styled hair and completely white sclera. He's a tall man, standing at the height of 6'5; with a well-built, strong physique. His physical appearance is of around a 25-year-old despite being over 600,000 years old. His human appearance also appears the same, without the red skin. His human form has a pale complexion and cat-like eyes. A very strong bone structure with high cheek-bones and a carved jawline. He has black hair in his devil-form, yet a dyed blue in his human form. He later explains that his favourite colour is blue, with striking green eyes contrasting his dark blue hair. He has a "mysterious" and "sexy" gaze, he can be described as a seductive mysterious stranger, according to Vasilisa. Cain also refers to him as an arrogant and alluring dick because of the constant smirk plastered on his face.

The Devil's clothing style usually favours darker clothing, but rather formal; black blazer, red suit, red coats and boots or ankle boots underneath darkened jeans and black or trousers, he usually sticks to a red and black theme. On special events, such as dances, he also wears smart attire such as tuxedoes and dress shoes. In his human form, he rather favours to dress more simply, yet still styled. Dress-shirts, loosely buttoned. Black slacks, boots and gloves.

Quotes
"Have you ever been in Phoenix, Arizona?"

"No. I haven't, you fucking idiot." - Luke asking a really stupid question to Phoenix.

"Look. I decided to help you guys out, now take one for the team and be a distraction." - Phoenix talking about the Whitmore Gang.

"Are all humans this unintelligent nowadays?"

Name
The name Phoenix is a Greek baby name. In Greek the meaning of the name Phoenix is: A bird that built its own pyre and then was reborn from the ashes.

From a Germanic name meaning "ruler of the army", composed of the elements wald "rule" and hari "army". The Normans brought it to England, where it replaced the Old English cognate Wealdhere.