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>Supervillain is loose
>They kill innocents, destroy cities, cause mayhem and traumatize thousands if not millions
>Superhero shows up and defeats the villain
>Superhero doesn't kill the villain because killing is wrong and they have morals.
>Supervillian is sentenced and prisoned
>Supervillian escapes and the loop continues
How would a superhero permanently stop a supervillain while remaining true to their morals?
>They kill innocents, destroy cities, cause mayhem and traumatize thousands if not millions
>Superhero shows up and defeats the villain
>Superhero doesn't kill the villain because killing is wrong and they have morals.
>Supervillian is sentenced and prisoned
>Supervillian escapes and the loop continues
How would a superhero permanently stop a supervillain while remaining true to their morals?
