I became apparent centuries ago that deities do lose their power as their number of believers dwindles as new religions and pervasive atheiism slowly but surely mark the end of the folklore of the fallen angel. As luck would hav it, this does not mean that divine beings are erased from the world as the idea of them disspaears. They are instead free to roam the earthyl world for all eternity, relieved of their former duties. The Devil, a consumate hedonist isn't displeased with this state of affairs and in fact welcomes this absence of responsibility after 3000 years of work.
CLAUDE
Hello there, everything all right?
THE DEVIL
Oh, yes, quite alright.
CLAUDE
What brings you to these parts. I'm Claude. Your name?
THE DEVIL
Just passing through. My name is The Devil. Pleasure to meet you Claude.
The two shake hands. Claude recoils slightly from the cold hand.
CLAUDE
The pleaseure is all mine, can I have a seat?
THE DEVIL
Claude, I would never deny you something you'd want to do.
CLAUDE
Much obliged.
Claude looks emptily into space with a smile. The Devil lets out a resigned sigh.
THE DEVIL
So...
The Devil pulls out a cigarrette and lights it slowly. Both look at the camera (front) for a few seconds.
THE DEVIL
So, Claude, what are you about then? What's you purpose in life?... No, I mean, what is your favorite color?
CLAUDE
My favorite color is blue. My purpose I think is to make my family happy.
THE DEVIL
That's nice. Do you ever want to kill things?
CLAUDE
Not often. The other day I was angry, for a bit, and a raccoon was crossing the road and I swerved my car so that I'd run him over rather than avoid him. I felt bad afterwards though.
THE DEVIL
That's nice.