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Riri Williams exemplifies this trend: she’s portrayed as a prodigy, someone who inherently excels at everything, with her biggest challenge being the acknowledgment of her greatness. This portrayal strips the character of the struggles that make heroism compelling, turning her into a vessel for ideals rather than a relatable figure. The result? An unengaging and rejected character dynamic that turns off many viewers who seek authenticity and evolution in their stories.