"Absolute power corrupts absolutely." Superman is the exception to this rule.
Why? Because Clark Kent doesn't see himself as a god. He sees himself as a farm boy from Kansas.
The Gentle Giant (INFJ)
Superman is an INFJ (Advocate).
- Moral Compass: He is guided by an internal system of values (instilled by the Kents).
- Restraint: His greatest struggle isn't lifting a building; it's not crushing a criminal's hand. He lives in a world made of cardboard.
The Burden of Choice
Every second of every day, Superman hears people screaming for help. He has to choose who to save. This psychological burden would crush a normal mind.
His ability to hope and inspire others ("The S stands for Hope") is his true power. He leads by Example, not by Force.
Summary
- Superman proves that Character is more important than Ability.
- He represents the Best of Humanity, despite being an alien.
- His power is defined by what he chooses not to do.
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