Jason Confusion Award [Comprehensive British and American]

Since watching the animation called "Batman: Under the Red Hood" on TV that time, even though the TV was restored to a damaged state again, Jason still disassembled it from time to time.

As a result, there was naturally no response.

But Jason has always been a persevering child, so this kind of attempt continued until a year later, when he picked up a "Bible" in the trash can.

The existence of the "Bible", which is worshiped by some believers as Ruoguigao, can only be treated in this way in a place like Gotham Crime Alley.

This is the most faith-filled place, and the most faith-shattering place.However, if a person really finds faith in Crime Alley, then the object of his belief will definitely not be God. People in Crime Alley never believe in God.

Jason, who thought this way, didn't know that in another world, he was born in Crime Alley, but he was a devout believer in God.

But even though Jason didn't know it now, he still didn't let the "Bible" stay in the trash can.In fact, even Jason himself couldn't tell what he was thinking at the time, anyway, he picked up the "Bible" by some coincidence, and brought it home.

However, when Jason sat on the bench with a missing leg at home and opened the Bible, the content displayed on it was-"Batman: Death in the Family".

To be honest, this name and "Batman: Under the Red Hood" gave Jason a sense of similarity.

Just as Jason was about to turn the next page to read the "text", his scumbag father came back drunk.

Jason didn't care about reading any books anymore, he quietly nested in the most hidden and cluttered corner of their house, hiding himself with the help of the surrounding garbage.

He had never played hide-and-seek, and no one in a place like Crime Alley had the leisure to play it.But Jason felt that he was definitely a master in this area.

After all, if you have experienced that if you can't hide well, you will be beaten severely, then you will definitely become a master of hide-and-seek.

After a while, Jason's tense nerves relaxed slightly when he heard snoring from the room.

He didn't care how dirty it was, he just sat on the ground.

Even though there was a scumbag father who would beat him up if he saw him at home, it was still relatively safe here compared to the outside.

From the past few days, Jason has noticed that something is wrong with the atmosphere in Crime Alley recently.You know, if you want to survive in this ghost place, the most important thing is not to be bold, because most of the brave people die quickly.Here, the most important thing is to be cautious, the weaker you are, the more you must learn to "escape" upon hearing the news.

Don't look at Jason who dared to pry the tires of the Batmobile later, and even became a "gangster" who was pessimistic about life and death when he grew up, and he would fight with Batman if he refused to accept it. He was quite stubborn when he was a child.

In fact, Jason didn't feel wrong at all. Within a few days, there was an intense gang/gang/fire/fight in Crime Alley, and even Batman was attracted.

But because of Jason's caution, the storm did not reach him.

However, when he opened the Bible again, "Batman: Death in the Family" had disappeared, replaced by the content of the "Bible".

"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth..."

Seeing this, Jason couldn't help rubbing his eyes.Although he always knew that there were many psychopaths in Crime Lane, did he also become crazy?

Jason looked at the "Bible" in his hand. In the end, instead of throwing it away, he hugged it silently for some unknown reason.

Later, every time Jason opened it, most of the time, the "Bible" was a serious "Bible", but sometimes, some other content appeared in the "Bible".

For example: "Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox", "Batman: Arkham Knight", "Red Hood and the Outlaws"...

Just looking at these few topics, Jason simply didn't know much about them.

He knows what the Justice League is, but he doesn't know what the Flashpoint Paradox is, he knows Batman, but Arkham Knight?what is that?clown?Or two-faced?

As for the Red Hood, Outlaws, etc., he has seen what the Red Hood looks like from the animation called "Batman: Under the Red Hood", but he doesn't know the specific situation.As for outlaws, he had never heard of them.

After reading the content, Jason felt that he seemed to know too many things that he shouldn't know.

For example, Bruce Wayne turned out to be Batman? !

For Jason, this point is even more amazing than that he will become Robin in the future, and he is likely to die at the hands of the clown and be resurrected.

Although all of this was presented in front of Jason in the form of animation, Jason believed it inexplicably.

Maybe it's because everything in the comics is too real, or maybe it's because he doesn't have anyone who is worthy of someone who specially creates such a "Bible" that can change its content, to calculate his own value...

Mostly, because there was nothing in his life that could be called hope, and these things brought him hope.

It's like a millionaire who doesn't care about a few coins on the side of the road, but for a hungry beggar, even if it is a coin that falls in the sewage, he will pick it up.

Although Jason's experience was almost worse than the last one, at least he lived like a human being, instead of living like a walking dead like most people in Crime Alley.

In the comics, whether it is the still young Robin version of Jason, or the mature red hood and priest version of Jason, they are all so tall for the young version of Jason who is now precarious.

The more he looked, the more he couldn't move his eyes away, and he began to yearn for and even be infatuated with those himself.

A child in Crime Lane would never give his heart easily, but Jason did it willingly, without complaint or regret.Because they are themselves, because they are too far apart, maybe they will never meet each other in their whole life, so even if they give their hearts out, they will not have the chance to hurt themselves.

He is obsessed with the bravery of the Robin version of himself, the strength of the red hood version of himself, and the calmness of the priest version of himself.

That's what Jason wanted, but didn't have at the moment.

To a powerless kid living in Crime Alley, they represent hope and confidence.

By watching their stories in the comics, Jason's future seems to be covered with dark clouds and he doesn't know where to go, to clear the clouds and regain his new life.

Jason knew that his future would be bright, and he wouldn't be like the others in Crime Alley, who would live and die in Crime Alley in a daze.

Of course, the premise of everything is that he can live and grow up.

After knowing his possible future, Jason even had a moment of self-confidence swelling.

However, the environment in Crime Lane made him never be more confident than three seconds.

No matter what kind of great achievements he will have in the future, and what kind of existence he will become, now he is just a child who is precarious in the crime alley, and even has to avoid the beatings of his own scumbag father.

But Jason, who had hope and confidence, was different after all.