But, the problem with that is superman becomes christ and batman becomes the grand inquisitor. Superman sets a bar too high for anyone to be like him. Batman doesn't. So they reject him. They bow to batman, because he gives them something to flock towards . They respect him. They view Superman with contempt for giving them the burden of freedom to choose.
“In place of the clear and rigid ancient law, You made man decide about good and evil for himself, with no other guidance than Your example. But did it never occur to You that man would disregard Your example, even question it, as well as Your truth, when he was subjected to so fearful a burden as freedom of choice?”
In the end, superman as idol will lose.
"Go and do not come back . . . do not come back at all . . . ever . .. ever!"
He would have to leave into the town's dark streets and squares.
That isn't much of a happy ending. If we are making superman into a saint like figure and comicbook fandom as analogies of mankind.So, bringing him back to what he was originally would be better."A powerful man who doesn't seek control you nor is he looking to set an impossible example". A man who seeks to do the right thing for its own sake. Who puts ideal before everything and to his bitter end, because he himself comes short of it.
If you write him as a god or saint. All good and powerfull, then people will have the devil tear him down or hollow him out.
He will bring him down to the level of man.
After that, they will show contempt towards him for being a god in the first place. By having him humiliated by a righteous flawed man.Worse turn the god into devil himself. It is only natural.
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“I think the devil doesn't exist, but man has created him, he has created him in his own image and likeness.”