Everyone lies.
The ultimate in lying is that everyone believes you are telling the truth.
The top level of lying is to lie with facts.
As a member of the Space-Time Administration, he travels to different eras and different universes. Everyone is different, but everyone is a master of lies, using lies to cover up the truth.
If the truth is too cruel, then why do we need the truth? This has always been Alison's principle.
A retiree who had benefits from a certain relevant department happily came to Gotham to experience life under the identity of the dead Rachel Dawes, and then one day a text message was like a thunderbolt on a sunny day.
It turns out that if you tell too many lies, you don't know which one is actually the truth.
*I am the heroine, Mary Sue's almighty golden finger, etc., All in one pot. The only thing I can guarantee is that the heroine will always be reliable regardless of her strength or poisonous tongue.
*The heroine comes from a high-ranking and relevant department in a certain fictional universe, and the history of the development of this universe has always been female.
*A quick aside, I have never read DC comics, only the Nolan trilogy. Most of this article follows the plot of that trilogy, starting from the second half of The Dark Knight.