Lead the demons? No, Sam. The demons are worse than humans, and that was my mistake. Let me tell you a little about myself, Sam. Maybe you'll understand how much alike we really are.
I was the most beautiful angel, and when God created humans, he told us to love them more than we loved Him. I said to Him, "Father, how can you expect me to love these creatures that are murerous, and flawed. They are imperfect." And for that, I was cast away from my Father.
I went to the only other angel who I thought could help me, who'd listen to me, when I knew I was right. I went to my older brother, Michael, and asked him to stand by my side, to support me. And do you know what he did, Sam?
He beat me down, and called me a monster. A freak. He clipped my wings, and cast me down to earth. Telling me that I could never come home. To get back on my Father, I showed him just how corrupt his new creation was, I stripped a woman of her humanity and made the first demon. For that, Michael locked me in my prison and I was unable to tell the demons what I wanted from them. They were lost, unlead. And they took matters into their own hands, and well... They were a mistake. And I fully admit to that.
But you see, Sam. Does the punishment really fit the crime?