He's a pig.
He's acting like one. Anyone who'd wear a cape and hurt criminals might go far to keep his secrets.
Or he really is a sleazy, womanizing scumbag.
He's a pig.
He's acting like one. Anyone who'd wear a cape and hurt criminals might go far to keep his secrets.
Or he really is a sleazy, womanizing scumbag.
Don't move! I'll shoot, I will!
Mrs. Gordon, I won't let your son die. Trust me.
No excuses! That vigilante bastard goes down, instantly, or it's your job!
Mr. Falcone, your Rolls, it's gone.
He took it. Said it's in the river. Thinks he's a damn Robin Hood. He dies.
He's got a Green Beret's training. He knows how to use his size too. Don't do a damn thing. Be sure of your facts before you bring down another cop. Just watch him. Memorize every move. For future references.
Two sides to everything, Carmine. Yes, he's taken out a few street dealers. But the people have a hero now. They feel safe.
And the safer they feel, the fewer questions they ask, right, Gil?
I've tried to be patient. I've tried to wait. But I have to know. How, Father? How do I do it? What do I use to make them afraid? If I ring the bell, Alfred will come. Another of your gifts, Father. But I'd rather die than wait another hour. I've already waited 18 years. Eighteen years since all sense left my life. [a bat crashes through his window, lands on his father's sculpture] Yes, Father.
Twelve years. And the ache is still fresh. Like a raw angry nerve. But this isn't about healing. I'm not looking for closure.
Ladies, gentlemen, you've eaten well. You've eaten Gotham's wealth. Its spirit. But your feast is nearly over. From this moment on, none of you are safe.
Gotham City. Clean shafts of concrete and snowy rooftops. The work of men who died generations ago. From here, it looks like an achievement. From here, you can't see the enemy.
You can never escape me. Nothing harms me. But I know pain. I know pain. Sometimes I share it with someone like you.