[Comprehensive British and American] Family Matters

Clark was very frustrated.

As a reporter for the Daily Planet, he has no way to expose the injustice to the public. Batman executed a lynching in Gotham City, even people in Metropolis knew about it, but no one was willing to stand up and stop it.

Branding criminals is bad enough (what era are we all living in? Medieval?), but it's even worse when people branded with the Bat Mark die in jail. Even the police know that, and they still don't do anything about it.These people may have broken the law, but naturally there are laws to sanction them. Batman clearly used his bat brand to play the role of judge and sentenced these people to death.

Clark tried to communicate with the family members of the prisoner who was branded by Batman and died in prison, and wanted her to accept his interview so that more people would know about it—so that these people living in the lower classes of society would have a chance to be seen. Chance.

What he got was a cold rejection.

"Words can't stop a guy like him. Do you know what can stop him? Fists."

Clark Kent has failed as a reporter without being able to speak out for the people and do the right thing.

Clark Kent can't stop Batman with his fists, but Superman can-he went to warn Batman, of course, he didn't hurt anyone, but as long as Batman has a little bit of rational logic in his head, he should know No kidding.

That should be enough to make the other party think twice.

At first glance, Superman Kayle should be more successful than Clark Kent, but reality slaps him in the face all the time.

As Superman, he thwarted Zod's insane attempt to kryptonize Earth, but many people died as a result of their battle (innocent people, purely because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time).

Among those who survived, some regarded Superman as a hero, but others wished to drink his blood and gnaw his flesh.He tried to save more people and respond to people's desperate cries, but the fact is—no matter how hard he tried, people would always see his failure.

There was nothing he could do to save those affected by Zod's actions.

He couldn't save the village that was overrun by terrorists.

There was nothing he could do to stop the Congressional bombing, even if the man with the bomb was just a few steps away from him.

People questioned why Superman didn't come out from the Qing Dynasty, thinking that "he must have a guilty conscience if he doesn't come out to face it." Some people even directly believed that the existence of Superman surpassed the country and the government, and it was a potential crisis that could not be controlled by supervision.

And then... and then there's Lex Luthor.

Already disheartened by a series of news against Superman, and now in order to save his mother's life, he had to follow Luthor's instructions. Superman flew to Gotham City only thinking about exposing Luthor's plot in front of Batman. Save Martha, completely unaware of what awaits him on the other side of the sea.

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Batman has prepared a full set of equipment to fight against Superman, including heavy armor, various mechanisms hidden in the field, bullets that burst and emit extremely fine kryptonite powder, and spears made of kryptonite.

He put all his energy into this battle with Superman, even though part of his heart knew it was not healthy, even though he could feel Alfred's disapproving eyes like needles on his back, he still didn't stop.

——As for those two children, his children in parallel time and space.It is probably impossible for him to live to help them find a way to go home, but if there are Batcave equipment, and he wrote in his will, he will give all the shares of Wayne Enterprises to Alfred. Alfred, as the major shareholder of Wayne Enterprises, asked everyone in every department to do their best research (even if they didn't know what they were researching), and he believed that Alfred would take good care of the children.

The kids already have a better "Bruce Wayne" as their father than him, they don't need someone as broken as him to tarnish the image of their father (what kind of father would let a child die in his cause ).

In this way, for various reasons, Bruce turned a blind eye to all attempts by Jason and Damian to strike up a conversation during this period. Even if Jason directly blocked the road, he directly chose to take a detour or simply turn around.

In the end, it was Alfred who found Bruce who was in a daze in the dead hall in the deserted Wayne Manor, perhaps because of the sentimentality of revisiting the old place, when Alfred calmly stated: "You can't win, this is Looking for death." At that time, Bruce did not continue to remain silent.

"I've outlived my father."

In the blind corner of Bruce's line of sight, Jason clenched his fists.

If Jason's haunting scars are the violent deaths he's experienced, Bruce's scars are his parents who died in Crime Alley.

Jason always uses his death experience to play black humor from time to time, such as "Oh, I have to order a thin coffin next time!" or "I died once, it's not very interesting." People either can't laugh, or laugh embarrassingly.

Again, Jason was sure the universe hated him, otherwise why would he let him experience a burst of karma.

Hearing Bruce (even if it wasn't his Bruce) talk about the death of his parents made Jason want to yell at him, "Stop it!" Maybe that's the source of other people's embarrassing expressions, and now he has experienced it thoroughly some.

Damian doesn't seem to be any better than Jason. He originally had an inexplicable admiration for Bruce and his "father". Maybe their Bruce doesn't know how to deal with Damian who has been trained as an assassin. Getting along, life is full of friction and awkward moments, but at least he won't deliberately ignore Damian - even if the two of them are having a cold war, at least there is a reason for that.

"He's an asshole." When Damian finally said this to Jason, Jason swore he saw an unknown glint in Damian's eyes, "A bastard who insists on going his own way and digs his own grave. "

Jason couldn't agree more with Damian's conclusion.

Although he agrees with both hands to give the superman of this world a little bit of color, let him know why the flowers on the earth are so red, but he also has to admit that the mortal body must cooperate with delicate preparations to deal with the man of steel—when and what What kind of supporting scheme to use for the scene-he and Damian are definitely more experienced than Bruce at this point. The problem is that someone who wants to fight Superman to the death insists on treating the ready-made helpers in front of him as air.

Let's put it this way, Jason knew that it was scary for Bruce to climb out of the horns, but he never knew that a Bruce who refused to climb out of the horns to the death could be so difficult!

In Wayne Manor, the conversation between Bruce and Alfred was still going on, and Jason found himself totally unable to accept these words coming out of Bruce's mouth.

"Criminals are like weeds, pull out one bush and another will soon take its place." Bruce's tone sounded like he was giving his last words, "This is about the future, and this is what I gave to the world Legacy."

Jason couldn't listen anymore, fearing that he couldn't control himself, he rushed in before Superman and gave the old man in the house a good beating—a bequest of paralysis, this kind of bequest to the world, and he asked the world if he wanted it ?

In this way, when Superman landed in Gotham, facing the heavily armored Batman, eager to step forward to expose Lex Luthor's conspiracy, he experienced... What's that called?Oh, that's right: "You never know when something hits you."

He just remembered that he had just opened his mouth, and he hadn't finished a sentence-in fact, he only had time to say, "Bruce, listen to me..." and then he was surrounded by a harsh sound wave, which sounded like a whole sentence. Even Jiaqiang was scratching the blackboard with his nails crazily. What was even more frightening was that he didn't know how to operate the terrifying sound, and it even made a little cadence, like the melody of "Little Star".

And here's the scary part, if it was a purely scary noise, Superman could still manage to stop "listening" and focus on finding a way to stop the noise, but when one faintly hears a familiar If there is no tune, he can't help but "want to listen". In this case, the Kryptonian's super hearing can only bring double dizziness.

Oh, my God, this horrible noise turns into a carousel of different tones!

Why had he never discovered that Batman was such a ghostly man before!