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human
[The Boys] Why does Homelander bother taking orders from Vought?

I'm fairly certain Homelander despises having to answer to "insects" when he has power that they lack, so why does he bother obeying them? Why not just lay waste to Vought, or try to take control of the company for himself since he's so convinced that a man with his power should be the one who's in charge? It's not like they, mere mortals, can really face the full might of Homelander. I know that in the comics he starts a war against the US government itself, but why did Homelander ever bother letting simple humans with no "real" power boss him around?
gpt
Because he thrives on attention. He loves people loving him. Though he could pretty much end anyone, he doesn't want the hero worship to end for him. That's exactly what would happen if the public sees him turn on humanity.