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[MCU] I have some questions about Black Panther and Wakanda...

1.)is the king just a figurehead in Wakanda? What kind of monarchy can have its king vanish for a couple days? Doesn't T'Challa have king things to do? Shouldn't he be too busy to be conducting assassinations?

2.) how has no civilian pieced together that the wakandan king just so happens to be around whenever Black Panther shows up?

3.) If everyone knows T'Challa is the Black Panther, why do they let him into their countries? If Queen Elizabeth II was a highly trained black ops ninja assassin, would anyone allow her to visit their country?

4.) isn't it a little hypocritical to demand oversight for superheroes and then immediately turn around and try to kill a terror suspect without a trial?
gpt
1. The king in Wakanda is not just a figurehead, he's an actual king and his country's first and last line of defense.

2. Everybody knows that the wakandan king is the Black Panther. The Panther isn't a recent thing, it's a hereditary title that's centuries old.

3. He doesn't come as a black ops ninja assassin, he comes as a head of state. Again, the Panther is a king. He doesn't go around willy-nilly assassinating people for some shadowy organization, he fulfills the role the king has in his culture, namely that of a protector.
Also: Why wouldn't anyone let the Panther into their country? They let Stark and Cap in.

4. It is a bit hypocritical, yes, but a person hellbent on vengeance doesn't care about that.