>Main character decides to remove his powers because he finds

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>character's powers are the result of ongoing personal tragedy
>character gives them up to take away the suffering
>everyone around her suffers instead

By refusing to act he's condemning innocents to be harmed or worse.

Or to use a more famous quote "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

If he has the power then he should use it for the betterment of his peers

>>92637764
Who is Kyle Katarn?

>>92638546

So why are you on 4chan instead of volunteering to help a good cause?

>>92638601

>Who is Kyle Katarn?

Non canon

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>>92637764
>Main character decides to remove her powers because she finds the responsibility of having them to be too great a burden and just wants a normal life
>powers go to the highschool bully instead who misuses them blatantly.

>>92638629
He's not a good man, obviously.

>>92638630
Canon or non-canon, you know it's all still fiction, right?

He still gave up his powers to be a normie until his Asian waifu got kidnapped by an insane lizardman and his Mardi Gras streetdancer apprentice.

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>>92638714
People aware of the cruelty of their own inaction are still better then people claim themselves "just" while stomping on others in my eyes.

Never trust someone who considers themselves "good" or attempts appeals to your emotions.

>>92637764
As they should. It's one thing if they transfer their powers to someone more willing, but if they're the only one capable of doing something and they give that up, now the world's just got one less hero.