One of Batman’s Finest Moments

For folks seeking to understand the character of Batman, a.k.a. Bruce Wayne, and especially those wishing to write him, this should be considered mandatory viewing. Batman is so much more than merely an intimidating embodiment of vengeance, and his own background as a victim and as a vulnerable child is what drives his ferocity and sense of righteous anger in his quest to take down villains and protect the citizens of both Gotham and the world. For this page, I’ve also included a few appreciative and insightful comments from fellow fans regarding this scene.

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  • Rimuru Tempest • 6 months ago This is what the movies keep forgetting about Batman, his Compassion.

  • DSVIl • 8 months ago (edited) I can't find the original comment, but it is very apt: "As a kid, I thought this was the easiest fight batman ever had, all he had to do with sit by a little kid on a swing set and hold her hand. As an adult, I now realize this was the hardest."

  • JonhCar88 • 6 months ago Everyone saw her as a threat, Batman saw her for what she was: a frightened child in need of a shoulder to lean on.