The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman

Maria's experience is not complicated. It's nothing more than being troubled by the clown who used to be, and now he has become a clown.

But if you look at it from another perspective, her story is actually not that simple. She wouldn't be so easy to become a clown if she just fell into the chemistry pool and Batman's gaze.

Maria is an ordinary bank employee. But before she became a bank employee, her growth process was naturally not smooth. In general, it can be summarized as: a domestic abuse father, a runaway mother, a bastard brother, and a strong and powerful woman.

She can still find a stable job in this family condition, which shows how hard she works.

What is more valuable is that Maria did not choose to follow the path of crime, but seized every opportunity and worked hard, and reduced mistakes carefully to win the battle of survival.

Perhaps many people have this experience: if a person struggles for survival for too long, he will easily lose himself. Every day it runs like a lifeless machine, and the soul gradually disappears. After achieving the achievements that were once difficult to achieve, I couldn’t feel any happiness.

Maria is like this, she makes her life a template, similar but opposite to Ruth.

Ruth was not glorious by means of crime, but eventually reached a very high position. Maria did not become a criminal, but also lived a stable life as an ordinary person by hard work, caution and a little luck.

But they all face the same problem, that is, they touch the lid on the top of their heads.

Whether it is a means of crime or hard work, they have no way to continue to move forward.

Ruth chose to accept her fate. As long as she could get rid of the terrible living environment at the bottom, she would be a dog. But Maria chose to hold the clown's hand that reached her, and fell into madness with him, using madness to resist despair.

Her self-nature has been suppressed for too long, and her life without room for upwardness has left her with no reason to continue to suppress. And the clown allowed her to see the beauty of free release behind the madness, which made Maria today.

Is it the clown who created Maria's tragedy? Maria, the Joker, and even Batman think it's not, at least not exactly.

The moment Maria's head touched the lid, her normal life could not be maintained forever. To break through this limitation, you either become a criminal or a madman.

In this way, how many criminals and madmen are there in Gotham, just like Maria's experience?

Clark was thinking about this issue too. He hadn't seen Gotham from this perspective before, but now he realizes that a lot of Gotham's darkness doesn't have a specific source like the Metropolitan. No matter how much he traces back, he can't trace anyone or something.

Immediately afterwards, Bruce showed Clark some videos about the criminals in the Arkham Asylum who talked about their experiences.

Which super criminal who can get into the Arkham's independent room hasn't had a story yet? But then again, who has never dealt with the lid on the head that can tell stories alively?

Many of Arkham's criminals are naturally mentally abnormal, but it does not mean that they are not affected by other factors when they make the choice of criminals.

This society does not give these congenital mental illness any other way. Even on the road to crime, they don’t have many choices. In the final analysis, they are all under the control of the upper class and consume with the lower class.

It is not objective enough to attribute all the mistakes to rich people. Many of them also climbed up from the bottom. Because of his own strength and a little chance, he broke through the lid on his head and won a better new life for himself.

All the efforts they made to protect the class were just not wanting to fall back, but to protect their own interests. If other poor people come, they will do the same.

It should have been like this.

If there is no idea that this logical closed loop can be disassembled, then each should be hit with fifty boards and then use some gentle means to improve it to alleviate the contradictions.

However, after the gambling game for Arkham Asylum escaped, this matter was not a matter of conflict between the rich and the poor in Superman's eyes.

Protecting one's own class interests is one thing, but for this, human life is used as a prop for fun, and for this, it also releases all of one's cruelty and darkness. It is not ashamed but proud. This is not something that can be solved by taking a heavy blow. Superman needs six sticks in one second when he comes.

After listening to what Bruce said, Clark almost got angry. The degree to which his chest was undulating made people feel that the sun was almost sucked by him.

But unfortunately, Gotham has no sun. So Clark became even more angry.

Just as Clark was about to punch one by one, Bruce stopped him and persuaded him with all his might.

His dissuasion logic is also easy to understand: First of all, there are too many people involved in the case, and even if they can be successfully arrested, the court will not be able to complete the judgment in a short while, which gives them room to operate.

This group of people is very cunning. Not to mention how much they can run in a few days, any delay of one day is enough for them to destroy all the evidence and then pick it out.

The judgment is definitely a judgment, but it is most important to collect a complete chain of evidence and prevent them from destroying the evidence and nailing them to the pillar of shame.

In addition, this group of people control Gotham's economy and people's livelihood. If they were arrested all at once, the short-term turmoil would be enough for ordinary people to drink a pot. If it is not very critical, it is better not to be so radical.

Clark gradually calmed down. He tried hard to calm his anger, and at the same time praised Batman's calmness.

"What do you think you should do?" Clark asked. "You must have found evidence, right? Then what else can I help?"

"Of course, otherwise I wouldn't call you here," said Bruce. "There are many people who can arrest them, just GCPD. But only those who can expose their evil deeds and let the people know the truth are the only people who can expose their evil deeds and let the people know the truth. You are one."

"I'm also one of them. If I stood up and spoke, the people might not believe it. Batman had just washed away his bad criminal status some time ago, and his credibility was still not enough."

"I contacted our mayor before, but someone reported that the flow of municipal funds was unknown. He was cooperating with the FBI to investigate the matter and couldn't make any move. Fortunately, you, Clark."

Bruce stepped forward, pressed Clark's shoulder and said, "I heard about the achievements you achieved in the Metropolitan a while ago. I didn't expect that if you have such a strong force, you would choose such delicate ones." I'm proud of you."

Clark gave him a hug without saying a word.

"I know it's hard for you to face these alone," Clark said. "I hope if there is such a thing in the future, you must be the first to tell me. No matter how difficult it is, I will help you."

Bruce seemed to hesitate for a moment, but did not push him away, but said, "I will."

Clark said with some surprise: "You have changed a lot, Bruce. I'm so happy. Alfred will be proud of you too."

Bruce smiled. Clark was so shocked by his smile. This smile is so real, as if he is really happy. Even if Clark knew it might not be, it would be hard for him not to respond.

"This is much better than when you are stern," Clark said. "You should smile more."

Bruce smiled again. Clark laughed, too.

"There are records of these criminals being admitted and treated in the Arkham Asylum. This is important evidence. I hope you can go there to take it out and keep it well and not let anyone touch it."

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

"And I have to look for the money I'm going to pay attention to the money I'm going to do. We'll take action separately. Once you get the stuff, we'll go to Wayne Manor to gather."

Clark, as always, did not object to this action plan. He nodded and said, "Okay, I'll go now."

When Clark arrived at the Arkham Asylum, he got the information without much effort.

The problem arose when he went to Wayne Manor to meet. When he arrived at Wayne Manor, Batman was about to go out.

Clark found that his face was not very good and asked in confusion: "What's wrong? Is there something wrong with the plan?"

Batman was stunned by his question. He thought quickly.

Seeing Superman's exploring eyes, he immediately remembered what Bruce and Clark might have said, and what plans might be between the two.

But if he said now, "The one you met before was not me," Clark probably wouldn't have revealed his plan. If you want to talk, you have to pretend.

"Yes, there's a little problem, but it's not a problem. I'm about to solve it." Batman said, "How is your side?"

"Get the stuff."

"Show me, I have to make sure there is no problem."

Clark didn't think at all, and he handed the thing in his hand to Batman. Batman was stunned at first sight: Isn’t this the information of the super criminal I released before? What did Clark do with this?

Fortunately, Clark didn't disappoint him and didn't need him to cliché at all. Clark said, "This information is indeed very important. If those people want to relieve themselves of their crimes, they will definitely try their best to modify the information."

"Although it should be quite safe to put in your bat cave, I think I'd better carry it with me and organize some information and prepare for writing a press release later."

Several keywords were passed in Batman's mind: criminal information, carry it with you, press releases...

Wait, it won’t be the “criminal registration bill” again, right? Did the Penguin let him come? In order to get the information of these criminals to be public, they can support his proposal to register a criminal in the state legislature?

Batman frowned slightly. It turned out that the ignorant Bruce also turned to Copot and even successfully convinced Superman. This is a bit troublesome.

Batman knows what Clark has made in the Metropolis recently. He is very famous recently, and many people pay attention to the press release he wrote. If it is really published, the state legislature has passed a bill, and the Pale Knight will definitely support it, and it will be difficult for him to fight alone.

I have to find a way to pull Superman to his side.

If Bruce can pretend to be him, he can naturally pretend to be Bruce. Anyway, they share the same identity, so what he says is nothing?

"The plan has changed a bit," Batman said directly. "Don't write a press release first. I need to conduct a detailed investigation before deciding what we will do next."

Clark frowned and said, "Have you encountered any big trouble? Didn't you agree to me just now. If you encounter trouble, would you be the first to tell me? Do you want to hide it from everyone else? Go and solve it? ”

Who promised you? Batman thought to himself, does Kryptonian look bad too? Is that guy who looks ignorant and I even a little bit similar? Can you admit your mistake?

Besides, what did that guy agree to? Why should I tell Superman about the trouble I'm having? What is the logic for doing this?

Batman was thinking, and felt a shadow fall in front of him.

The next second, he was hugged by Clark.

With a whoosh, Batman rushed out three meters away and looked at Clark with the most horrifying look in his life.

Looking at Clark's hurt expression on his face, Batman really couldn't help but want to ask-you're here again! Be sad! What!

Then, he thought of a terrible possibility - Bruce wouldn't really let him hug him, right? !

Just for a Super Criminal Registration Act, can this guy sacrifice to this point?

Batman thought a little bit disintegratingly, register, live dad, who can stop you? !