The Red Hood is an anti-hero character different from ordinary superheroes. This gave him a different kind of charm. From beginning to end, he only hoped that justice would be relieved, and only hoped that Batman could avenge him. Of course, this violated Batman's principles. As a person walking on the edge of the law, Batman has only a detailed code of conduct, and he must not cross that line. For Jason, Batman is his father, his mentor, and his most beloved person. And such a person refused to kill the clown to avenge him after he was killed by the clown. And his sense of justice prevents him from watching the clown continue to make trouble. But Batman can't do this. We can't judge whether it's right or wrong, but this fact makes Jason go on the "anti-" Batman road to the extreme. He uses a gun and the red hood that the clown used to eat black.
Jason is Batman's second Robin after Grayson flew solo. This identity inevitably has a hint of substitute. Most of the heroes are tragic, as is Jason's background and experience. The experience of the sad clown being beaten to death with a crowbar is pity.
The best day of his life was when he became Robin or the night Batman watched TV with him.
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