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I agree and I think I've overlooked one critical point about the Ram:

Posted by tinear on January 30, 2009 at 07:36:26:
the particular lifestyle of constant travel, massive drug use to develop and maintain a cartoon body, the great adrenaline rush that comes from having hundreds and thousands cheer you, the tremendous pain that comes after the bouts and the inevitable "crash" as the drugs, excitement, and adulation disappear: all of that is self-destructive and addictive. But also, the Ram was trapped. What else possibly comes close to that for him? We all too clearly were shown his other jobs. Who wouldn't be Superman, no matter the cost, instead of a nobody?