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** This, therefore, would make Bolton a DirtyCoward.
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* Lock-Up's mask only exposes his eyes, whereas Batman's cowl only exposes the mouth. This is to symbolize that Batman has a metaphorical visual filter; he is ''very'' discriminate on how he treats other people. Lock-Up, however, doesn't, and his methods only drive away everybody else, whereas despite some naysayers existing amongst the masses Batman generally has support from everyone in Gotham City. Additionally, Batman warns others of his presence by speaking before revealing himself, whereas Lock-Up doesn't speak until ''well'' after everyone else has already seen him.
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* Lock-Up's mask only exposes his eyes, whereas Batman's cowl only exposes the mouth. This is to symbolize that Batman is much more open to try and reason with Gotham's criminals if he has a metaphorical visual filter; he is ''very'' discriminate on how he treats other people. Lock-Up, however, doesn't, and his methods only drive away everybody else, whereas despite some naysayers existing amongst the masses Batman generally has support from everyone in Gotham City. Additionally, Batman warns others of his presence by speaking before revealing himself, chance, whereas Lock-Up doesn't speak until ''well'' will indiscriminately go after everyone else has already seen him.''anyone'' without even ''thinking'' about trying to reason with them.
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* Lock-Up's mask only exposes his eyes, whereas Batman's cowl only exposes the mouth. This is to symbolize that Batman has a metaphorical visual filter; he is ''very'' discriminate on how he treats other people. Bolton, however, doesn't, and his methods only drive away everybody else, whereas despite some naysayers existing amongst the masses Batman generally has support from everyone in Gotham City.
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* Lock-Up's mask only exposes his eyes, whereas Batman's cowl only exposes the mouth. This is to symbolize that Batman has a metaphorical visual filter; he is ''very'' discriminate on how he treats other people. Bolton, Lock-Up, however, doesn't, and his methods only drive away everybody else, whereas despite some naysayers existing amongst the masses Batman generally has support from everyone in Gotham City.City. Additionally, Batman warns others of his presence by speaking before revealing himself, whereas Lock-Up doesn't speak until ''well'' after everyone else has already seen him.
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* Ventriloquist, Harley, and Scarecrow being the main victims of Lyle Bolton acted as proof of his sadism, which one can interpret that he selected vulnerable prisoners in Arkham instead of more ruthless villains (Killer Croc and Joker for example) to abuse them easily rather than his self-professed "tough-on-crime" beliefs.
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* Ventriloquist, Harley, and Scarecrow being the main victims of Lyle Bolton acted as proof of his sadism, which one can interpret that he selected vulnerable prisoners in Arkham instead of more ruthless villains (Killer Croc and Joker for example) to abuse them easily rather than his self-professed "tough-on-crime" beliefs.beliefs.
* Lock-Up's mask only exposes his eyes, whereas Batman's cowl only exposes the mouth. This is to symbolize that Batman has a metaphorical visual filter; he is ''very'' discriminate on how he treats other people. Bolton, however, doesn't, and his methods only drive away everybody else, whereas despite some naysayers existing amongst the masses Batman generally has support from everyone in Gotham City.
* Lock-Up's mask only exposes his eyes, whereas Batman's cowl only exposes the mouth. This is to symbolize that Batman has a metaphorical visual filter; he is ''very'' discriminate on how he treats other people. Bolton, however, doesn't, and his methods only drive away everybody else, whereas despite some naysayers existing amongst the masses Batman generally has support from everyone in Gotham City.
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* Ventriloquist, Harley, and Scarecrow being the main victims of Lyle Bolton acted as proof of his sadism, which one can interpret that he chose selected vulnerable prisoners in Arkham instead of more ruthless villains (Killer Croc and Joker for example) while using to abuse them easily rather than his rhetoric of "tough on crime" as a self-justification for his attitude.self-professed "tough-on-crime" beliefs.
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* Ventriloquist, Harley, and Scarecrow being the main victims of Lyle Bolton acted as proof of his sadism, which he chose vulnerable prisoners in Arkham instead of more ruthless villains (Killer Croc and Joker for example) while using his rhetoric of "tough on crime" as a self-justification for his attitude.
* Ventriloquist, Harley, and Scarecrow being the main victims of Lyle Bolton acted as proof of his sadism, which he chose vulnerable prisoners in Arkham instead of more ruthless villains (Killer Croc and Joker for example) while using his rhetoric of "tough on crime" as a self-justification for his attitude.
