Heck yeah, it was so insightful to see, and made him more likeable. He’s an antihero, which is the mist relatable type.

It was great to learn more about Cecil. I also really liked that he basically had the same flaw as Invincible, but learned to look at the world in a different way.

He, like Mark, was so focused on the failures. Sure I saved thousands of lives, but what about the 17 people I failed. A villain is a villain and cannot be reformed.

The world is full of half victories and grey areas.