'Lucifer' delivered one hell of a series finale. Here's where all your favorite characters wound up at the end of season 6.

After being cancelled, then rescued, cancelled again, and then having that cancellation reversed, "Lucifer" is the show that simply couldn't be stopped. The sixth and final season celebrates that, offering a proper, indulgent goodbye to its characters.

Here's a look at where everyone wound up by the end of the series finale.

While much of the final season focuses on Lucifer readying himself to ascend the throne, it's ultimately not his calling. Upon realizing he isn't meant to become God, Lucifer backs out of that responsibility, leaving it to the only other angel that the job ever really made sense for: Amenadiel.

Of course, Amenadiel is hesitant to take on the job as well. He passed on the chance initially not only because he wanted to be with his family, but because he realized how much he enjoyed being on earth and making a difference that way.

It isn't until he has a heart-to-heart with Chloe that he realizes he doesn't have to do things the way his father did. He can rule from earth just as well as he can from Heaven.

In the flash-forwards at the end of the series finale, we see that he is clearly well-respected in Heaven.

Even better, he's there to see Charlie's wings emerge! Amenadiel is clearly thrilled; Linda, not so much.

Dr. Linda's confidence is shaken as everyone reads the draft of her book about her time as Lucifer's therapist. She's unsure when it comes to the ending, and what's worse, in her mind, she doesn't realize after all that time with him that he's not actually meant to become God.

But Lucifer restores Linda's faith in herself when he reminds her she's done the one thing no one else has ever been able to. She's made the Devil himself a better man.

Throughout the final season, Dan is caught in a limbo of sorts. It's a good thing he's friends with the Devil, who cuts him a little slack in Hell, but more importantly, helps him realize just what he needs to do to rid himself of his guilt and make it to Heaven.

Dan's guilt? It was always about his daughter. As a ghost, he winds up in the body of Vincent Le Mec, and that gives him an opportunity to speak with Trixie one last time. She's a smart girl who knows exactly how good of a man her father was, and she doesn't blame him for a thing. He finally gets his chance to go to Heaven after having that emotional conversation.

In Heaven, that payoff is perfect. Dan's with Charlotte again, laughing, happy, and enjoying unlimited pudding cups.

One of the most shocking moments of the final season is Lucifer looking a fully grown daughter — one he never knew he had — in the face.

Angry that he'd abandoned his family, Rory's first mission when she travels back in time is to destroy her father. It turns out, she's the daughter of Lucifer and Chloe, and there's a perfectly good reason why Lucifer wasn't there for her while she was growing up.

Over time, she realizes Lucifer wouldn't abandon her if he didn't have a good reason, and it all leads to the moment just before Lucifer realizes his newfound purpose. It's a realization that wouldn't have occurred if he hadn't met his daughter in this timeline and convinced her not to kill a man, no matter how badly she wanted to.

Hell doesn't need a ruler any longer. What it needs is a healer. Thanks to his daughter and Chloe, Lucifer realizes what his true purpose is. Amidst his own transformation over the course of six seasons, Lucifer finally understands that he's meant to be in Hell, but his role should be to help offer second chances. He was able to offer that for Dan, and really, for Rory too.

Sadly, it means he has to leave Chloe and his unborn child behind — which explains his absence in Rory's life. It's Rory who, after understanding it all, makes him promise to focus on that purpose.

So Lucifer returns to Hell, where he settles into an office that's just like Dr. Linda Martin's to help lost souls work out their issues. If the Devil can be redeemed, anyone can.

But that isn't the end of her story. Chloe lives a full life and dies with Rory by her side, then ascends to Heaven to be greeted by a familiar face.

Amenadiel asks her a simple question: "Are you ready to go home?"

Cue all the ugly crying, because this is an emotional reunion for the books.

Chloe and Lucifer are then reunited in Hell, where they'll once again be able to work together as partners.

It only makes sense, after all. #Deckerstar forever.