Thanos is listed as a supporting villain in Captain Marvel, with 62 appearances and a 1973 first appearance. The reference also names him in Drax’s origin: Arthur Douglas and his wife Yvette died after Thanos destroyed their car, while Heather survived. That is enough to frame him here as the result for people who confront crises through scale, cost, and merciless choice.
You begin with scale. Before the room has finished recoiling, you are counting outcomes, naming costs, and asking which loss prevents a larger collapse. You can act where others freeze, and you are not easily bribed by the comfort of looking merciful. If a choice is ugly, you would rather own the ugliness than pretend it belongs to no one. Thanos fits because the reference places him as a supporting villain and connects him directly to the destruction that shaped Drax. Your answers accept severe arithmetic when pressure rises. The downside is not subtle: people become quantities in your hands. Once you train yourself to make cuts cleanly, you may stop hearing the voices that prove a life is not a number.
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