Always The Good Guys

Always The Good Guys

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As everyone knows, the superheroes are always the good guys. They always win. And they're always, always, right. Aren't they? No one ever said that having a secret identity was easy, or fair, or simple. But I knew that. Everyone knows that. Or I wouldn't have done it. Maybe that's why I started, for the risk, the adventure, the need for something, anything, to happen in my life. Villains don't have responsibility, they don't need to save the world, it's easier than being superman. No interviews, no fans. So? I hear you ask? What the issue? My secret identity is in danger of being compromised, but I'm still not sure who that is. I'm not sure which life I'm living, and which I'm hiding behind. But whichever way around it is, someone's out there, someone knows, and I have to stop them. Illegally of course - was there ever any other way?
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It all started with a superhero, one who vowed to help save the world and use her powers for good....But how can one keep a promise if they don't remember making it? What happens when the lines to right and wrong blur? When promises have to be broken? When the one thing you thought you could never lose, your morality, comes into question. What happens when the only person in the world that understands you is the person you believed was evil. But a reputation can be fabricated, evidence can be tampered and memories can be manipulated. How does one decide who's good and who's bad? Who's the hero and who's a villain? Maybe the only real difference between the two is a change in perspective or perhaps keeping an open mind. Sometimes even a "Villain" has a good side and even a "Hero" has a bad one...so what would happen if they were to see eye to eye?....Who would be there to pull them from the deep end?...or maybe the high tide is exactly where they want to be.

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