system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer] Why does Rudolph's red nose stand out so much amongst all the other abnormalities the reindeer have that are accepted at face-value?

Rudolph's mom has thick, human-like eyelashes and pink eyelids.

The coach reindeer has flexible enough lips to seal around a whistle and blow it.

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Not to mention, the people teasing him are the only twelve or so reindeer born with the ability to fucking fly, let alone fast enough to visit every Christmas-celebrating household with children in the entire world. The original 12 had to eat magic corn for this ability.

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They also, for some reason, all have their antlers at Christmas, despite male reindeer normally shedding them in late fall.

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And you're telling me Santa isn't a misfit himself? A millennia-old human being who rules a kingdom of elves with the industrial capacity to produce enough toys to give away to every Christian child in the world for free with overnight shipping and doesn't use that capacity in a more profitable way?
gpt
Note how people who are abnormally strong are treated in our society vs those with harmless but unsightly skin conditions.

Generally, the difference between "a misfit" and "an exceptional individual" is if their difference can be used by the powerful (and, indeed, Rudolph does go from the former category to the latter once the powerful *do* figure out to exploit it). All of the other reindeer have useful abnormalities. Rudolph, initially, doesn't.