Arguing that the film is burdened with expectations «to stand for something bigger than itself,» Power argues that Black Panther has a too - perfect protagonist in T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), a warrior - king who must be a politician, a ruler, a son, and a superhero, all at once. (inverse.com)
Rarely do we have completely successful or perfect protagonists in a novel because realistically speaking humans are flawed. (bookbrowse.com)
While he almost got in too deep, he always had a moral compass and was the perfect protagonist to Bodhi. (slickstermagazine.com)