I can't always be Lois Lane," I insisted. "I want to be Superman, too.
In the story, a character expresses her struggle with the expectations placed upon her. She feels confined to the role of Lois Lane, a supportive figure, and yearns for the ability to embody the strength and heroism of Superman. This desire indicates a deeper longing for empowerment and independence in her life.
This quote highlights the conflict between societal roles and personal ambition. The character's wish to be Superman suggests a desire to break free from limitations and take control of her destiny, reflecting a universal theme of seeking balance between self-identity and societal expectations.
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