Just a reminder writers are making choices with how they write the characters. What rules do a vampire has as weaknesses? Well that depends on the writers.
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Writing choices everywhere!
Making a revolutionary bomb a building with people inside is a choice of the writers. Or saying this building is abandoned when Hulk and Iron Man fight with the Hulkbuster armor. Or having the revolutionary call the sister of the protagonist? This is inherently a threat per one writer, but another writer may make the revolutionary have more menace in her voice or do a direct threat. Likewise another writer may make the military director be cartoonishly evil or a more restrained evil who violates boundaries but feels he is in the right in a scary post 9/11 world.
The choices we make as writers and audiences are inherently political. What we show and what we tell is political.
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