| Display title | You Could Have Used Your Powers for Good |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | "You Could Have Used Your Powers For Good / Evil" is a sentiment often expressed to the Worthy Opponent. Hero Bob wonders why Villain Alice, with her immense power, chose to do evil rather than good. If the evildoer is a recurring character, rather than a one-shot, this usually comes followed by a conversation about how they're Not So Different and a Heel Face Turn would make her feel much better about her life.[1] |