It's still heroism, and in the end, the super villain becomes a superhero and saves the world. The only bright spot may no longer be a super villain turning into a superhero, but the hero's suspended animation, an urge to return to his original life under the light. Let us re-examine whether the world we live in and yearn for is really suitable for us and whether it really brings us happiness. Are some of our seemingly rebellion against the world just futile futility and self-abuse and self-abandonment.
I do not agree with the heroism of one person or one country saving the world, although such national sentiments are of great benefit to a country, and can even be understood as a kind of radiant self-confidence. But for the whole world, it is not the majesty that one person can save, but the consciousness that inspires the people of the world. Otherwise salvation is but the beginning of another kind of slavery.
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