Battle of the Shapes: The Second Vote

There is a gaping hole in the historical record, that we here at the Non-Review have decided to fill. The greatest of all shapes (well, at least the first 8 of them) has never been determined. This was not done by the Greeks, Romans, or even any modern nation, and we think that is deplorable. Therefore, with your votes, we will get to the bottom of this. After the first round (which can be read here) the winner was—no, no, stop the drum roll, we don’t need that—was the mighty Circle! Even though Pentagon made a strong push near the end, it was unable to overtake Circle’s substantial early lead. So congratulations to its royal roundness. But now we have two more shapes prepared for battle. So without further ado, let the battle commence.

HEXAGON VS. LENS

Gripe against Lens:
The smugness of Lens over the fact that it is the only shape with both curves and corners.
Memory from childhood:
Having all the other shapes act leery around it, due to the ancient myth that it really does have the power to put a hex on them. 

Gripe against Hexagon:
Hex’s pompous declaration that it is the strongest of all shapes, even though it still refuses to submit to a steroid drug test.
Memory from childhood:
Being able to be rocked to sleep without the need for a cradle or rocker of any kind.

And now the power turns to you. But with it, great responsibility. Because it is now your job, for the sake of all history, to cast your vote to help determine: What is the greatest shape?

Submit your vote below (by leaving a comment), to decide who wins this round. On Tuesday the voting for this round will end, the winner will be announced, and two new shapes will battle it out.