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Probably prefers you think he sprang fully formed and brooding from some primordial muck at the bottom of the cave.
I met Jim when I was 12. And I'd think he'd be at least a little appreciative of my efforts, considering how many times I've kept him from following cold leads.
I met Jim when I was 12. And I'd think he'd be at least a little appreciative of my efforts, considering how many times I've kept him from following cold leads.
You'd be surprised what you can get away with at lunch hour at the GCPD.
I think it's probably very difficult to be a good cop in Gotham.
And I'm pretty sure he wouldn't call it "helping".
And I'm pretty sure he wouldn't call it "helping".
I was kind of hoping you'd continue the trend of not calling me out for avoiding questions.
[ i mean ... it's like you want him to hold up his end of the conversation occasionally or smth, grayson, HOW RUDE. ]
There's always a certain satisfaction to "helping" solve a mystery.
But I've only ever gotten involved under very particular sets of circumstances that aren't likely to recur.
At least not without Jim starting to call it "obstruction of justice".
[ i mean ... it's like you want him to hold up his end of the conversation occasionally or smth, grayson, HOW RUDE. ]
There's always a certain satisfaction to "helping" solve a mystery.
But I've only ever gotten involved under very particular sets of circumstances that aren't likely to recur.
At least not without Jim starting to call it "obstruction of justice".
One that would've left me feeling responsible if the situation wasn't resolved efficiently and with as little harm to others as possible. Why?
There are ways to fight crime that don't require kevlar weave. More effective ones, arguably.
Excellent police officers and lawyers concern themselves with due process.
I'm referring to strategic initiatives that target the systemic issues that cause crime, like those I help oversee as a legacy member of the Wayne Foundation's board of directors. Just because I don't back-flip off rooftops to punch criminals doesn't mean I don't think I have a civic duty to do what I can to help prevent crime and assist those affected by it. Sounded like you were implying otherwise.
Anyway, no, but I've heard of him. He's an ADA.
I'm referring to strategic initiatives that target the systemic issues that cause crime, like those I help oversee as a legacy member of the Wayne Foundation's board of directors. Just because I don't back-flip off rooftops to punch criminals doesn't mean I don't think I have a civic duty to do what I can to help prevent crime and assist those affected by it. Sounded like you were implying otherwise.
Anyway, no, but I've heard of him. He's an ADA.
They're all kind of interrelated so that's a difficult question.
I for one am a particular fan of Harvey Dent.
but I think you might be having more trouble knowing what to do about your own feelings on crime prevention and justice
and to be fully transparent:
I'm not sure you'd want to adopt me if you don't become Batman
but that really isn't on you
it's just something I can't stop thinking about
but I think you might be having more trouble knowing what to do about your own feelings on crime prevention and justice
and to be fully transparent:
I'm not sure you'd want to adopt me if you don't become Batman
but that really isn't on you
it's just something I can't stop thinking about
In what sensible world does moonlighting as a bat-themed vigilante make a person more likely to adopt a child
Or, no offense, but perhaps this is the more salient question -- FIT to adopt a child
Or, no offense, but perhaps this is the more salient question -- FIT to adopt a child
I suppose Alfred isn't the most conventional parental figure, either.
Of course, I'm legally emancipated.
Of course, I'm legally emancipated.
I was taken in as your 'ward'
but you and Alfred raised me after my parents died
I'm not clear on whether you know all the details of that honestly
but it is what it is
I don't know who I'd be if you hadn't taken me in
but I don't think I'd like him nearly as much
but you and Alfred raised me after my parents died
I'm not clear on whether you know all the details of that honestly
but it is what it is
I don't know who I'd be if you hadn't taken me in
but I don't think I'd like him nearly as much
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