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Ah, thank you for the clarification, i suppose your enterpretation does make sense. I just think that the whole \
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Ah, thank you for the clarification, i suppose your enterpretation does make sense.
I just think that the whole \\\"put Batman in the impossible pit\\\" thing makes more sense as a personal plan on the part of Bane, even during the post reveal. Considering that Bane himself has a scene in the pit where he describes his plan to use \\\"hope\\\" to destroy Gotham being based off his own time being tortured by false hope in the pit, it would make more sense for Bane rather than Talia to have thought of putting him in there.
Considering that Talia knows first hand that it is possible to get out, while Bane never had the chance to leave due to his injury, it seems like a cruel personal touch in hindsight to give BATMAN a horrible injury, then strand him in the pit as a \\\"mirror experience\\\" of his own life in the pit. Since Talia sustained no such injury, i dont understand what personal motivation she would have had for that little extra touch since the obstacle preventing Batman from leaving would be the pit itself, which she knows first hand is possible to climb through desperation and overcoming ones fear of death.
Bane himself proved not to possess these two things, as he never was able to climb out himself.
I just think that the whole \\\"put Batman in the impossible pit\\\" thing makes more sense as a personal plan on the part of Bane, even during the post reveal. Considering that Bane himself has a scene in the pit where he describes his plan to use \\\"hope\\\" to destroy Gotham being based off his own time being tortured by false hope in the pit, it would make more sense for Bane rather than Talia to have thought of putting him in there.
Considering that Talia knows first hand that it is possible to get out, while Bane never had the chance to leave due to his injury, it seems like a cruel personal touch in hindsight to give BATMAN a horrible injury, then strand him in the pit as a \\\"mirror experience\\\" of his own life in the pit. Since Talia sustained no such injury, i dont understand what personal motivation she would have had for that little extra touch since the obstacle preventing Batman from leaving would be the pit itself, which she knows first hand is possible to climb through desperation and overcoming ones fear of death.
Bane himself proved not to possess these two things, as he never was able to climb out himself.
