Well, sometimes the books or the same thoughts of the authors, creators lead towards a personification of their protagonists, the making of decisions that they try to reflect, it invites us to desire what they relate in the world they created

"Is this just another manipulation to get more people, more eyes to the screens, more subscriptions to a streaming service? Making the characters more relatable, rather than making the do-no-wrong Superman or the do-no-good Darth Vader, it means there is more room for the audience to identify with some part while, ignoring another in the same character. 'Hear what they want to hear', so to speak. "

Much reason in it ... the unreal world with which they try to manipulate. Thank you for posting it