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"A US woman has fatally shot a man who opened fire on a crowd of people with a semi-automatic rifle in Charleston, West Virginia.
Dennis Butler, a 37-year-old with an extensive criminal history, was killed after he targeted a group of around 40 people attending a birthday party."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-61615236

I mean, it's not a bad thing that she did, but it wouldn't have happened if the attacker didn't have a gun.

"Bystander who shot gunman dead but was then killed by police hailed as hero
John Hurley intervened after attacker shot officer dead
Hurley, 40 picked up gun and was shot dead by police"
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jun/28/colorado-gunman-police-officer-killed

Broken characters whether male or female are the most iconic characters of all time they learn they build they firm friendships they solve problems and get salutions and grow

A character that rises out of her Broken battered stay and environment and that grows from her experience. She goes on a journey of discovery. Hardships turmoil and Still manages to come out on top
She learns to fight (same training as the males) , through difficult learns to solve problems, find solutions and help others.

Besides one single movie, all of Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been a complete failure. And Spider-Man: No Way Home was an accident; made just to spite DC's Flash multiverse movie with Michael Keaton Batman (which has yet to come out and probably won't because Ezra Miller is a woke criminal psychopath), so Marvel made their multiverse movie first.

Really, this is all Alan Horn's fault for firing James Gunn over some old tweets, as Phase 4 was originally supposed to be about the Guardians of the Galaxy and other space heroes, like Adam Warlock, Nova, the Fantastic Four, etc. Once James Gunn, who was basically meant to replace Kevin Feige, was fired over those tweets, it derailed the entire Phase 4, and we got this directionless, pseudo-multiverse mess.

Malia Hano (Neutron Girl)
She is a Half-Angel with Love Magic, telepathy, Flight, and Divine Energy abilities. She can also absorb Neutron Radiation. She is able to form permanent telepathic links with willing targets, allowing her to extend her senses into her three friends' minds. She once won a fight against a powerful even mutant even while blinded, by extending her senses into Rayne's mind.

Kristen Lentz (Winter)
Her base ability is to control water in all of its phases and transform into any phase of water. Eventually she merges with her Mother's Soul (Claire) and gains her mother's elemental abilities, including Fire, Lightning, and stone skin. After merging with Claire, Kristen gains incredible willpower, intelligence, and knowledge.

Rayne (Shadow Girl)
Her ability is merging with shadows. While in the shadows, her base speed is doubled. She can also teleport and can squeeze into very tight spaces in shadows. She usually fights with a pair of military k-bar knives. Rayne can teleport so quickly she appears to be in up to ten places simultaneously, and she can play all of the positions of an entire baseball team without cheating.

Aria Star (Miracle)
She is a reality warper. Her abilities include permanent regeneration, healing of allies, and the ability to summon up to seven large monsters simultaneously, or summon millions of bees or birds or poisonous frogs, etc, to attack foes. Miracle can summon any self-consistent creature imaginable, so long as the laws of this fictional Universe allow it to exist.

Rock Having
He is a recurring villain. He is about 265 pounds in base form, and can absorb atmosphere to enhance his muscles and bones. He also has inertial dampening, and can move as fast as a bullet. He is immune to Malia's Love Magic, making him a formidable opponent. To make matters even worse, the Master of Souls helps Rock steal most of Miracle's powers, turning him into an engine of reality warping destruction.