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[Rudolph] Why did Rudolph choose to help Santa Claus?

Rudolph was a pariah and outcast because of his glowing nose, and not only did Santa do nothing to stop it, but even seemed to encourage it, convincing Donner that his son was defective. So with all that, on that foggy Christmas Eve, why did Rudolph choose to guide his sleigh instead what most would do, as in telling Santa to go f\*\*k himself?
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Well I’m going to go out on a limb and say Rudolph is magnanimous enough to at least not be willing to let his personal grudge get in the way of the happiness and joy of billions of people on Christmas Day. 

And when did Santa *encourage* his status as a pariah? He’s never not depicted as in the wrong for being an ass at times and always humbly asks for Rudolph’s help when that foggy Christmas Eve comes. Man has his own life and problems, he can’t just tell all the reindeer to drop their prejudice against Rudolph. Donner being a bigot isn’t something he can really crack down on. Plus, homeboy ran off into the wild for a better life in some of the adaptations as a kid-Kris Kringle is a nice man, but at the end of the day he has a lot more things to do than help with someone who ditched everyone and randomly came back as an adult.