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human
[Marvel] How do the citizens of Latveria view Doctor Dooms supervillainy?

Are they critical despite how well he runs his country?
gpt
Alright... this is very complicated. Very complicated.

Dr. Doom came into power after a long line of tyrants. The people of Latveria aren't exactly strangers to that kind of thing. And under Doom they've gone from being some little nowhere in the Balkans to a global superpower. So if you asked the average Latverian, they'd tell you he's a great and benevolent ruler... but since they're always being watched, it's anyone's guess how sincere they're being. For his part Doom cares deeply for the people of Latveria (and he's remarkably forward thinking on the Romani people), but believes firmly that living under his absolute rule is better for them than affording them any freedom.

Here are some specific instances you can look to for evidence:

* Supervillain Team-Up #3: Namor arrives in Latveria and is given a personal attendant who speaks of Doom in glowing terms, which stuns him.
* Four issues later in the same title, we learn that Latveria still practices the custom of Droid du Seigneur, and Doom demonstrates this by storming into someone's house and demanding the company of their daughter, who seems pretty terrified by the whole thing (he's interrupted before things go too far, though)
* Loki: Agent of Asgard #7: opens up with some blue collar Latverian schmoes, one of whom is sullen and scornful of Doom (and from his dialogue, it seems Doom's atheism is a point of friction between him and his more conservative subjects) while another speaks glowingly of him but that seems partially out of fear they're being watched.

So... yeah. Complicated.