The Dark Knight Rises Why is Dick Grayson NOT embraced?

[chief103182]

No, they won't.

Yeah, didn't Nolan already say he won't make an appearance?

 

[wellsy]

they will reintroduce robin after the next two movies and it can be done like introduce him at twelve first and then age him as the movie goes on and show bruce training him like batman begins and then at twenty he bcomes robin and you can call the movie batman and robin begin.

At twenty, he can't be Robin. He'd be Nightwing.

Maybe suiting up at 16 after four years of training. I can't see it working with him suiting up at 20. It'd be Batman Forever all over again.

A good way to learn is defined as follows:

If you want to teach a child to swim, you throw them into the ocean.

I think thats how Bruce should train Dick. Let him see the crime happening. Give him every reason not to fight it. Its brutal. Dark. Etc. Dick still wants this, so Bruce starts to train him. But Bruce is always trying to force Dick to give up, pushing him very hard, etc.

Y'know, Batman wants to shoulder the burden himself, for the most part. It would be an interesting relationship to explore.

 

[Darkness Falls]

It makes ZERO sense for Batman to bring a child into his war on crime.


Plus they would tone it down because bruce is somewhat of a rolemodel for robin


Please leave the bat solo

 

[ManofmyWord]

My only problem with Robin is that BB spent so much time setting up the fact that Batman's advantage is fear-They don't know what he is. They can TELL Robin is a person.

Robin=No Realism.