Roarke's battles with Satan take on a new meaning when you learn that Ricardo once said he imagined the all powerful Roarke as a fallen angel whose sin was pride and that Fantasy Island was his purgatory. It almost makes Satan, as portrayed here, as someone who wanted but lost out on Roarke's soul and shows up from time to time to test Roarke in battles that not only put his soul at stake but the souls of the guests.
Roarke's battles with Satan take on a new meaning when you learn that Ricardo once said he imagined the all powerful Roarke as a fallen angel whose sin was pride and that Fantasy Island was his purgatory. It almost makes Satan, as portrayed here, as someone who wanted but lost out on Roarke's soul and shows up from time to time to test Roarke in battles that not only put his soul at stake but the souls of the guests.
How dare Satan mess with the Caped Crusader!