Of all the DC characters, I love Jason the most. His rebellion, his paranoia, were created in one day.
On that day, he lost his life.
In the comics, Jason wanted to find his mother, but he was caught in the clown's trap, and then there was a plot of the crowbar.
Outside of the comics'', readers hate his "disobedient" character (and certainly because of the dissatisfaction that replaced Dick Grayson), in the vote, he chose to die, for comic characters, this is destiny , Destiny is hard to defy,
in different versions, the reasons for Jason's resurrection are different, some are because the Supreme Little Superman has changed the time and space, and some are because Lei Xiao Aogu soaked it in the Lhasa Road Pool, I like the former version, because the former version , Jason crawled out of the grave and kept chanting Bruce's name. After that, because his sanity did not recover, he was pushed out of the Lazarus Pool.
Back to this film, Bruce loved Jason, that was the love of a father, he said at the end of the film, "This can't change anything", Jason also loved Bruce deeply, he hated the murderer of the Joker, Because the clown separated him and Bruce forever.
He is a "Batman who can kill", and he does not have the principle of not killing. He killed a member of the gang of professional killers in front of Batman, and all the differences are here.
Batman said, every day, I want to kill the Joker, and every day I want to take revenge on him for everything the Joker has done. But beyond that line, I couldn't stop.
Batman will always be Batman, he doesn't kill, he doesn't change. Jason's obsession is also very strong. It was doomed that Jason was adrift and could not return home.
The bifurcation point of everything happened in that warehouse. After that, he hung his clothes in front of him for many years, and he missed him all the time.
I don't know where the wanderer returns home. But they'll remember the day when Jason put on Robin's garb and got ready to go on tour, standing on the roof gleefully saying,
"This is the best day of my life."
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