Beneath the largest, most conspicuous, bloodiest, cruelest, and most heart-piercing slogan.
Reporters were continuously interviewing the mother of the child holding one corner of the sign.
In the incomparably pure skies of the Divine Kingdom, Heisenberg and everyone else clearly heard what that mother said.
Tears filled the mother's eyes as she looked innocently at the reporters and the television cameras.
On camera, she looked especially bewildered, yet especially resolute.
"I don't know why I have to walk at the front of them, but I can see that many people are willing to speak out for me over this.
"I know none of this is Superman's fault. He's a good man. He's a hero.
"I don't want to hold him accountable. My child's death was not his responsibility. I only want him to see how much pain the children he missed were in during their final moments.
"How much pain we, their parents, were in.
"I want to ask him: when he looks at us, does he feel pain?!!"
As soon as she finished, the microphone before her was replaced by one from another station, and a reporter asked her.
"Are you saying that after taking Superman back to court, you are still dissatisfied that he refuses to appear?
"You want to confront him?"
"Of course I do. Of course I want to confront him. I don't want any apology from him, because he was never at fault.
"I only want to know what could have been so important that someone who had been omnipotent from the moment he appeared missed protecting Metropolis's largest kindergarten.
"He has saved countless lives. Countless people are deeply grateful to him. So whose lives were worth the death of my child?
"When my child wailed and cried in the flames, when his tiny body