There's a kind of greatness that no tragedy can corrupt and no loss can erase.

Batman had every reason to surrender to vengeance - his parents murdered before his eyes, a city steeped in crime, years spent witnessing horrors that claimed friends and allies alike. Yet he stands firm, bound by his no-kill rule, chasing justice instead of blood.

Superman could have turned away from a world that often met his sacrifice with fear and hostility. Stripped of his powers, left vulnerable in every way, he knew the sting of doubt, hate, and betrayal. But when strength returned, so did his kindness - proving that even an alien could embody humanity better than many born to it.

True morality is not forged in comfort. It's tested in the fire of loss, pain, and injustice - and still chooses the light.