Batman
Batman is Bruce Wayne, a supporting but featured figure in the reference. His origin is anchored in Gotham City, where Thomas and Martha Wayne were murdered in front of him; on their graves, Bruce swore to avenge their deaths. In this quiz, Batman marks the reader who answers danger with preparation, scrutiny, and an inflexible concern for victims.
You do not trust a scene until you have tested its edges. In a Gotham alley, a metahuman perimeter, or a Squad extraction gone wrong, you look for evidence, protect the person with the least power, and prepare for the betrayal everyone else calls unlikely. You are not interested in being reassured; you are interested in whether the next person survives. Bruce Wayne is the measure because his life is shaped by an oath made after public loss, and that kind of vow produces endurance as well as severity. The warning is that suspicion can become its own cage. If you treat every ally as a potential case file, you may solve the crisis and still make it nearly impossible for anyone to comfort you.
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