depth in his character, initially just a billionaire, playboy, philanthropist but ends up struggling with his guilt and morality

relatable because almost everyone can relate to be in a teenager and having issues throughout high school

with the crossovers, seeing how he reacts with other versions of himself is very cool

the aspects of the movies that i enjoy are the characters and plots but not necessarily the flashy special effects, the action sequences are cool but only enjoyable to a certain extent.

old stories and legends are fascinating when you look at where they're from and how it came to be as well as how it has changed to better suit modern audiences

both fantastical worlds and stories based on reality are interesting to read and learn about, it is a way to look beyond our own modern context

the feeling of sitting with a good book, with the dim lighting, a hot drink, the smell of old pages and sound of rain outside is a comfort and is therefore something i treasure when it happens

i both enjoy this because it is streamed live and from multiple different perspectives, meaning there is always more to know and speculate about and because it is streamed live, there is a chat and community of people watching it with you at the same time and experiencing the story with you

each of the movies contain references to a broader cinematic universe

complex story spanning over many seasons, with backstory that is very prominent

i dislike people with illogical arguments and transphobes never come up with anything that can't be disputed with science, logic or ethics.

i am trans and i don't particularly enjoy being discriminated against.

i don't understand why anyone would discriminate against someone because of something they can not control such as: gender, sexuality, race, etc.

its unjust and therefore annoys me, anyone who lets their own bias impact the way they treat people without being willing to work on them is an infuriating person to be around

burying trauma