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November 2, 2013 (Morning)

Exercise Type: Run

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honestly a little anticlimactic after two weeks ago. honestly i feel like i had exhausted all of my emotions two weeks ago. it just didn't feel the same. i didn't race well, and i can't really explain it. but what i can explain to you is my theory for the batman vs. superman movie. SPOILER ALERT!

anyway, because of the ending to man of steel, where superman kills zod, i believe this is where his vow to never kill gets created. he killed the last surviving member of his own race and has to deal with that. unfathomable. i know everyone didn't love man of steel, but this simple scene is what makes me like the movie so much. despite the huge amount of carnage that resulted from the battles of the movie, its the death that superman physically caused that is most important. it defies all logic of our known superhero fantasy. and its why he can never do it again. so in the next movie my bet is that the main baddie is lex luthor. since batman is reportedly going to be a grizzled/weathered/older batman, i believe there will be some suggestion the only way to stop lex, (who is possiby in cahoots with some other villain from the batman arena?) is to kill him. obviously superman is having none of this, and this is what creates the 'vs' part of the movie. batman and superman are at odds about how to deal with lex, and super-arguements ensue. i also think though lex can not be the sole villain in the movie, its difficult to see what sort of villain they could pair him with. there would be outrage if it was the joker, for "dark knight" reasons. i don't know enough about the comic universe to predict but they would be absolutely stupid to go with the joker right away. also, there will be at least 100 easter eggs for the eventual justice league movie. even if there's no plans for it, the studio and moviegoers want to see it at least attempted. its gonna happen.

p.s. yes it was necessary for me to put this here. my thoughts were provoked and they flowed.