... truth leads to his own death. A conventional hero would never be killed for standing up for what he believes in, nor would his colleagues disagree with him like Dr. Manhattan, Laurie, and Dan do. Rorschach knew that Dr. Manhattan would not stubble to kill him. Right before he does, Rorschach says, "Of course, you must protect Veidt's new Utopia. One ... help us all" (Snyder). No matter how much Dr. Manhattan pretends like he cares, he does not. He is void of emotion and only filled with logic. He tells Laurie, "A live body and a dead body contain the same number of particles. Structural...

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... world. Dr. M is at a loss when it comes to the human discrepancies that compose humanity; an example of this would be the falling out in the relationship between him and Laurie Juspeczyk. Rorschach remains and has always been subject to said human discrepancies and social behaviors. Even though Walter is most in tune with his true self, while behind his inkblot ... ...

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