Protagonist's Identity and Choices

The transcript explores themes of sacrifice, power, and destiny. A father reflects on his son's sacrifice and the nature of his powers, which are seen as a curse born out of rage. The Justice Society seeks to contain a powerful being who has been asleep for 5,000 years. They confront Black Adam, who refuses to surrender or kneel before anyone, emphasizing his desire for revenge rather than justice. The narrative delves into the idea of heroism and the belief in one's worthiness, ultimately presenting a choice between being a destroyer or a savior of the world.

What event led to the protagonist gaining his powers?

• A scientific experiment

• A mystical ritual

• His son's sacrifice

• An alien encounter

How long has the protagonist been asleep?

• 1,000 years

• 2,000 years

• 3,000 years

• 5,000 years

What organization is trying to contain the protagonist?

• The Justice Society

• The Avengers

• The X-Men

• The Guardians of the Galaxy

What does the protagonist say about his willingness to surrender?

• He will surrender peacefully

• He is unsure

• He is willing to negotiate

• He does not surrender

What does the protagonist claim about his identity?

• He is a god

• He is neither a hero nor a villain

• He is a villain

• He is a hero

What is the protagonist's stance on kneeling before others?

• He kneels before his enemies

• He kneels before no one

• He kneels before his family

• He kneels before his allies

What does Fate believe about the protagonist?

• He is not worthy

• He is a mistake

• He is destined to fail

• Fate does not make mistakes

What are the two paths the protagonist can choose from?

• Hero or Villain

• Destroyer or Savior

• Warrior or Peacemaker

• Leader or Follower