Not making public the pictures of the apron-wearing supervillains cleaning and scrubbing is surely the polite, kind, and politic thing to do. It's also a terrible disappointment for every member of that public body who could use a good laugh.

It's not quite how she meant it, but it's what weighs on his kind. The need to live up to the public trust. The desire to do right by them and for them. It's what makes him a hero. "I know," she assures him quietly. "That's why you never have."