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>it's a tool authors use for readers to interpret it text and reach their own conclusions
No, that would be if the author left it ambiguous. Subtext means the author has an answer in mind.

>you barely saw anyone trying to argue Sulleta and Miorine are in just some sort of fake marriage
You had plently of people argue this when the "up to interpretation" line came out despite nothing actually changing about the series itself. But it's different in this case because the author/producer's words have an impact on the narrative of the story itself.

>Sorry anon but one of the artworks is Lucifer getting fucked in the ass,
The MC of the sin anime was the brown haired girl.