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Stupid conversation, Rudra was clearly not himself when he escaped from the hydra base, it's not his fault that he couldn't save the children, why does the author raise it so much as if it was his fault, hydra would have cleaned up this base even if he hadn't blown it up, and he doesn't hate the heroes for the fact that they are his they didn't save him, I don't understand where it came from at all, now it doesn't make sense at all whether he loves heroes or not, they didn't save him and that's it, now he doesn't need help, he has power, and the fact that his origin is not heroic well, what can you do, as they say, oranges will not be born from aspen. There is no point in reproaching the hero for something that had nothing to do with him, a stupid conversation.
Confession will not atone for his guilt, he killed them, and that's it, no confession will fix it, his confession is just a psychological trick to absolve himself of responsibility, although he could be a man and continue to do what he thinks is right, the guards are still too weak to fight with the Wiltrumites, so they are or are out no, it does not matter for this battle, what is more important is that he is wasting his time and now he will be a mutt of the government and no one will respect and trust him, this is a stupid step from whatever side you look at it, and this is a stupid court move.
Confession will not atone for his guilt, he killed them, and that's it, no confession will fix it, his confession is just a psychological trick to absolve himself of responsibility, although he could be a man and continue to do what he thinks is right, the guards are still too weak to fight with the Wiltrumites, so they are or are out no, it does not matter for this battle, what is more important is that he is wasting his time and now he will be a mutt of the government and no one will respect and trust him, this is a stupid step from whatever side you look at it, and this is a stupid court move.
There is also an option to wish for a super mind in order to reproduce any superpower yourself, but to be realistic, how much effort and material and mental resources are needed for this, and I also do not remember a single person or character who would say that he is happy to be the smartest.
As for the first two, it's just a banal power that you always have in your hands. The priority of the first and second may vary depending on what will have greater potential after execution. For example, you can get the powers of superman, but you will be at the level of a Homelander, but if you made a wish for telekinesis, you could have the potential of Tatsumaki, or vice versa, if you make a wish for telekinesis, you can move cars at most, and if you make a wish to become strong, you will be strong as a Homelander, or it may be more profitable to make a wish for some more specialized and narrowly focused kinesis, for example magnetism is like that of Magneto and this will increase the potential power of the force. Power is more important than just an entertainment system, but if it's some really pathetic rob or you don't have enough karma, for example, you can just make up an autonomous bunker in which you will have a medical capsule that can treat you and prolong your life, virtual reality like in SAO and AI that will generate any world you want.
By the way, such an "entertainment system" is in third place on my list of Rob's priority desires. Right after Superman's abilities and telekinesis. Because it allows you to be sure that no matter what in the other world there will be normal entertainment familiar to you, and it is also a piece of nostalgia from your native world.