Her Heart Split Off

"Her Heart Split Off" is the two hundred and fifty-second episode of Satan and Me. It was posted on August 13th, 2017.
== Summary ==
As he lounges on a sofa in a hospital room, Satan successfully locates Death. Knowing Natalie would disapprove of getting Death to appear by murdering someone, he figures a hospital full of naturally dying people would be a good place to look. Sure enough, Death stands next to the bed of an old woman who recently died, a clipboard in hand. Annoyed at seeing him so much lately, Death tells him off and wishes to get back to work. Satan agrees to leave as long as he explains what happened when he rescued Natalie from Hell, and then threatens to beat him for messing it up. Death sarcastically asks if that's his only demand and turns his clipboard around, showing a monster-like doodle of Satan with the words "piss off" written at the bottom. Satan tells him to cut the comedy and comments that the drawing doesn't resemble him at all. Death grins mischievously, sarcastically observing that it's that it's as accurate as a photograph. Natalie sits on the couch, silently watching their interaction. Satan scowls at Death, unhappy with him not taking things seriously, and Death wishes he'd see the funny side of things. Getting back to the topic at hand, Satan demands to know what really happened to Natalie and why she has no recollection of him. He adds that he deserves to know after what he gave up for her. Death doesn't seem surprised, prompting Satan to assume things didn't go as planned when retrieving her soul. Death confirms, but as he had only done this twice before, he had no idea what was supposed to happen. 
He recalls finding Natalie's soul together with Satan's, and notes that her soul was striking compared to all the blackness. 
Death starts to pull Natalie up and out of Hell.
He explains that when he grabbed her, her heart separated from her soul. Satan echoes him in shock. 
Hell's souls, disguised as Satan, watch as Natalie ascends with Death. He yells and demands to know where she's trying to go.
Death admits that because he needed to work quickly, he abandoned her heart in Hell. 
Hell Satan grows more furious and hysterical, running towards Natalie as he repeats his question. Hands from the water reach up and grab onto him, pulling him down. The voices scream that she can't leave because her soul belongs to them.
Death says that he would've taken her heart if he could've, but Hell's souls' backlash prevented him. 
Hell Satan gets dragged further down into the water. He threatens to yank her back down and drown her, adamant that she's going to remain there with them.
Death tells Satan that he fulfilled his end of the deal, and that Natalie's the one that messed it up by deciding to stay with his soul. Satan is stunned that she would do such a thing, and gets angry at Death for allowing her to. He defends himself, arguing that retrieving souls isn't easy as it is, and he didn't want to stay in there for too long. Satan goes over to Natalie and grabs her arms, questioning why she did that. He points out that he's right there and calls her stupid for choosing to be with his soul. She holds her hands up in surrender, asking him to give her a break as she doesn't remember it happening or the reason why. Death butts in, revealing that he had actually asked her why before they left Hell. 
He quotes her saying that she didn't want to leave his soul behind on the platform as it would be really lonesome for him. 
Natalie's soul, looking for like her actual self with her hair tied up and in casual clothes, kneels beside Satan's and talks to Death. Satan's soul looks surprised at what she says. 
Death smiles and holds his chin, finding it amusing that Satan and Natalie "self-destructed" for each other. He mockingly points out that Satan has had a history of bad luck. Satan contends that he and Pestilence didn't complete their agreement, and demands he go get what's left of Natalie in Hell. Death disagrees, justifying that he did the best that he could and putting the blame on Natalie. He suddenly gets sincere and suggests that maybe it's a good thing that she doesn't remember him, because she's not sick anymore, isn't guaranteed to go to Hell, and can return to a typical high school life. He adds that if Satan still cares for her, it would be selfish of him to not let her go on now without him. Satan looks back at Death, speechless. 
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