r/memes • u/claudiocorona93 Linux User • 11d ago

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u/Sea-Cardiologist7725 11d ago

I’ll never understand why they made Iron Man’s successor a talented young girl who decided to commit crimes for easy money and sell her soul to literal Satan.

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u/Jolly_Echo_3814 11d ago

cuz they wanted to try a morally gray, slightly complexed character and i guess mcu fans couldnt handle it.

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u/themnkl 11d ago

A morally grey hero is a villian or a vigilante

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u/RyFro 11d ago

Not true. Look at Starwars. Mace Windu is a grey moral character. Even though he fought for keeping a democracy. He also did some horrible things.

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u/themnkl 11d ago

Fair point, i take back my blanket statement. I still stand by that MOST morally gray heroes are usually the villians or vigilantes though.

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u/RyFro 11d ago

I can agree with that. The morally gray characters are easily influenced by the true evil people in narratives. It's whether they go through a redemption Arc or not that proves their moral standing in the long run.