“What are you more afraid of: a giant murderous demon or me?”

Played by Stephanie Romanov

First Appearance: The Ring

Ruthless, intelligent, and fiercely ambitious, Lilah Morgan was one of Wolfram & Hart’s most cunning attorneys. With a sharp tongue and a mind for manipulation, she navigated the firm’s treacherous power struggles, outwitting colleagues and enemies alike. Her complex relationship with Wesley Wyndam‑Pryce revealed a glimpse of the vulnerability hidden beneath her cold exterior, as she found herself torn between her desire for power and her longing for connection. Even in death, Lilah remained a force to be reckoned with, her reanimated form delivering messages from the Senior Partners — a testament to her unyielding loyalty and razor‑edged wit.

Not long after her final dealings with Angel’s team, Lilah carried out an evaluation of Hart, the Wolfram & Hart branch in Las Vegas, following their failure to recruit or corrupt a newly relocated Spike. Her assessment was as brutal as her reputation: she executed most of the branch staff before informing the survivors that the Senior Partners were preparing for events that would require a full evacuation of this dimension. She even showed them the vessel that would carry them out, and the Partners promised to release her from her eternal contract if she succeeded. The evacuation was ultimately completed, securing her a rare victory in death.

Three years later, Lilah resurfaced at the Wolfram & Hart branch in Anharra, where she approached Dawn Summers and Xander Harris, who were stranded in that dimension. She offered assistance, though the pair — well aware of the firm’s sinister legacy — refused her outright. Unbeknownst to them, Lilah had already planted a tracker on them, ensuring the Partners could monitor their movements regardless of their mistrust.

Her influence continued to ripple through the supernatural world. When Buffy Summers reformed a third Magic Council, Lilah attempted to insinuate herself into its affairs by offering legal representation to two of its more eccentric members, Count Dracula and Archduchess Venobia. Even beyond death, she remained the consummate Wolfram & Hart operative: opportunistic, calculating, and always ready to turn the shifting tides of power to her advantage.

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