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ENGLISH BOOK

 

Nightwing and Robin stare at Blackgate Penitentiary across the river and they argue because Robin thinks that Bruce might have murdered Vesper and Nightwing can't stand thinking about it.

Meanwhile at Wayne Manor, Alfred removes the silhouette of the murdered woman in the middle of the manor's lobby floor when someone knocks the door. Alfred opens the door and finds that iis Leslie Thompkins. Alfred lets her inside and they start talking about Bruce's latest actions and the possibility that he might have taken a life. Leslie is worried for the sanity of Bruce, and Alfred has to admit that Bruce does seem a bit changed ever since No Man's Land. However, they decide that they can't deliver judgement about something they don't know and they agree that they must wait and see how it all goes.

Nightwing goes to Barbara's place to tell her about his discussion with Tm about Bruce's innocence. Barbara remembers Dick that Tim has always looked up to Batman and Nightwing, and that he is different from Dick Grayson as he wasn't raised by Bruce as a father, friend and partner; and thus, he needs support from him instead of anger. Robin arrives at the place moments later and Nightwing tells him that they need to talk.

Nightwing and Robin go out and stop a bunch of street criminals while Nigtwing apologizes with Robin for being so hard on him and then he tells Tim that Batman and himself would never let anything happen to him, that everybody in the Batman family has always stood their ground even after being taken down and that Batman doesn't kill, ever. However, Robin reminded Dick of Jason Todd and James Gordon, the opposite examples of what Dick just told him and again, Robin showed his lack of faith in Bruce. Nightwing can't understand how is it possible for Tim to wear the Robin costume and doubt the man who gave it to him. He leaves Robin because he can't stand anybody who can believe that Bruce can kill.

At Wayne Manor, Alfred gives a soliloquy on murder to the Batsuit in the Batcave. When he is finished, Dick comes inside and tells him how disappointed he is on everyone's position against Bruce. Dick can't believe that Bruce commited murderer because he loves Bruce so much, and as a father to him, it's impossible for him to deal with people who thinks bad of Bruce. Dick asks Alfred what he thinks about the situation and Alfred replies that he is doing what's best for Bruce as his employee and as a friend and that he doesn't believe that Bruce would put him or any of them in a conflictive situation.

Meanwhile at Blackgate, Leslie visits Bruce and tells him to get home soon and his family is worried for him and that she has not given up on his soul, depite of whatever he might have done. However, Bruce seems to be colder and grimmer than ever before.