We asked visitors at the Marion County Fair what superpower they would like to have. Here are some of their responses.

“To be able to keep up with my kids.”

— Barbara Spohn, Tampa

“I think I would be the doctor for Mother Nature, to give her some hormone therapy and stop these hot flashes.”

— Don Kliewer, rural Canton

“Telekinesis, particularly if I can move myself. People are like, ‘Oh, flying,’ but with telekinesis you can do all that stuff.”

— Hannah Lacy, Hillsboro

“Probably be able to move stuff with my mind.”

— Tanner Lacy, Hillsboro

“Wisdom. I think if you’ve got that, you have all the superpowers you need.”

— Jim Hefley, Marion

“I might stop wars and keep justice going in the world.”

— Loyal Martin, Hillsboro

“Super strength, I guess.”

— Kent Sterk, rural Goessel

“Probably to bring healing into people’s lives.”

— June Mount, Hillsboro

“I’d choose to freeze time so I could skip school.”

— Alexis Rush, Junction City

“To be invisible.”

— Katelyn Olson, rural Hillsboro

“Understanding how it all fits together.”

— Pat Christiansen, Durham

“Riding a horse, a unicorn.”

— Leah Woods, Hillsboro

“Limitless energy.”

— Jasmine Cody, Marion

“I think it would be fun to be invisible.”

— Susan Jantz, Wichita

“Staying healthy.”

— Alvin Hett, Hillsboro

“Freezing people. I would want to freeze my kids.”

— Rebecca Kimbrel, Marion

“Invisibility.”

— Ron Merritt, Gering, Neb.

“It would be to disappear.”

— Molly Springer, Derby

“Fly.”

— Jamie Johnson, Florence

“X-ray vision.”

— Lee Shipman, Florence

“Super strength.”

— Kim Friessen, Hillsboro

“Persuasion.”

— Norma Horinek, Pilsen