[Crossover] Connie Is a Girl

I know you are not a bad BAT man, and I don't know about other readers, but when I saw Connie Chloe's remarks, my first feeling was that I felt sorry for BATMAN (although he may not need it) I agree with what LEX said, and I also agree with what Chloe said. Admiration does not necessarily mean liking. I can also accept their small revenge on BAT (?). I actually don't think Chloe and Lex did anything wrong, but they feel sorry for BAT. Kara suddenly went crazy and dug Jason's grave. . Connie reached out to stop her, and Kara yelled like crazy: "Can't you hear it? Can't you hear it?" --->I watched this paragraph over and over many times. I imagined in my mind that when Jason came back to life, he would not be crawling out of the coffin alone with bloody hands, but a close friend would be hugging him, supporting him, and hugging him... …Then I cried imaginatively… I really, really feel sorry for Jason... Even though I know, I understand, I forgive, and I accept BAT's actions in Jason's death and resurrection, but I really feel that it's not worth my heartache for Jason. There are some things mentioned upstairs about the unfairness of the master's treatment of Jason, and what is written above is all true. In the last fight under the Red Hood, the master beat Jason so hard that it was almost impossible to tell that he was showing mercy (rationally, I know there should be mercy, but in the scene, the master beat Jason until the bathtub broke). Forcing Jason to remember his resurrection is too much. Even if it is understandable that BAT is trying to buy time and not want to lose another child, emotionally you will feel, "Why Jason again? Why do you do this to him again?" Hugging Rice, Jason is watching from the side, MD painter, you did it on purpose... >_< Later I thought, maybe, just personally, maybe Jason is a key chapter in "learning" in BATMAN's life. BATMAN is very powerful in everything, very powerful, the most powerful human being. But what about emotionally? Especially for his children, he is seriously lacking. He had almost no childhood (or a little childhood), and human beings learn emotions "from top to bottom." You first get to be loved from your parents (top), and then you learn how to love your children (bottom). After thinking about the relationship between BAT and Jason for a period of time, and letting go of my anger towards BAT, I felt that Jason was the key point for BAT to truly learn "downward love". --And I feel that even though I feel sorry for Jason, even though I still feel that BAT's behavior is too much, in fact, Jason has grown up--he has grown up. We readers and people who love Jason find BATMAN's behavior very heartbreaking, but for Jason, he may not care that much anymore. As he grows up, he will have more and more emotions in his life, and he will also have more and more other things. Yes, Bruce, father, and BATMAN are very important, but Jason is no longer the little winged Robin. He has long since transformed into the Red Hood, has his own ideas and opinions, and is determined to implement them. Bruce is an important chapter in his life, but it is no longer the only chapter. ----This is also the case. He will come back when something happens to BAT, and he will go back when his family calls him. However, most of the time, he chooses to live under his sky and get out of that bleak boyhood. He has a broader world and a broader mind. (Give ROY back to Jason) The pain of the past can no longer trouble him, and the disappointment and sorrow of the past can no longer hinder his progress - because he has already passed it. -BTW, BAT has actually never truly made the past. Yes, his transformation from Bruce to BATMAN turned a small love into a big love, but in fact, his distrust of people and his always rational-first style mean that he has never gotten over the trauma of his childhood. Dick lost his parents, but he would not live a gloomy life. He would be a cheerful Robin and a happy Nightwing. He has not forgotten the pain of losing his parents, but he has stepped forward and will not let the pain control his life. It is true that this is due to personality, but there is a very true saying, "Batman is playing Bruce Wayne." He lives as a mask, but treats the disguise as reality-Afu must be very heartbroken. If Thomas and Martha found out, they would be extremely distressed. This is my understanding of Jason. (By the way, although Jason fans think that of the four birds, Jason is the most alienated from BAT, but thinking about it conversely, the other three birds all live in the shadow of BAT, and only Jason really comes out alone. Strictly speaking, among the other three children who always bear "BAT", Jason can be the exception that grows up. But this is also a bit cruel... Because Jason's feelings for Bruce are really, really deep... After all, Bruce is the only person he has ever had who is closest to his father... (When the birds got married, Dick Timm had his own parents for reference, and Jason only had BATMAN... Rice... Rice is different, because by the time of Rice, BATMAN has grown up) --Everyone will encounter a point of growth. Some teach you to love others, and some teach you to let go. For BAT, it means teaching him how to learn to express his love for children appropriately. As for Jason, he probably has to learn to let go of forgiveness and learn to move forward alone. No one will really come to save you? I'm glad Jason finally got past the BATMAN point. Grow up. In fact, I am very happy. Although it still hurts. In a person's life, it takes a lot of blood, tears, heartache and silence to truly grow and leave. PS: Sometimes I really hate the artist... If you want to torture Captain America, you should torture Bucky first. In the same way, if you want to torture BAT, you should torture Jason first... They all deserve happiness, the BAT family deserves 100 points of happiness, and Jason deserves 120 points of happiness! (Unfortunately, the artist gave him 120 points...) In addition, I would like to say a few words, if I travel to DC and become a superhero, I am willing to listen to BAT's orders and abide by them meticulously. But... If I were his daughter... Well (touching chin), I would probably make him angry because of the control freak dad's habit of not changing his habits, deliberately falling in love early, doing little bad things, etc... Anyway, Baby Brucie can't refute him, haha... I am willing to follow him, but I don't want to be like him. I don't even want to be his family. Being a friend is fine. (In case you are really sad, the family ties cannot be cut off, but friends can do it with reluctance) ---Some thoughts after reading this article-- Also, I have to say, Jason and Kara match up surprisingly well. And only Jason, who has truly grown up at the bottom, is more willing to take more risks than others when it comes to trust issues.

Shanghai college entrance examination listening test! "?"

Coming from a lofter~ If you choose to be a superhero, you are destined to learn to ignore discordant voices. There will always be stupid people, but heroes don't become heroes because of what happens to the people they want to save, so I personally feel that Chaoying doesn't care too much about public opinion.

Oh Minato Kong Kenan! A down-to-earth Shanghai guy!

Dominic is like Damian who expresses his inner feelings, he is also chatty and pretentious... I really want to watch the extra footage of Dominic training... But the author is finished orz

Ahhhh, I don't want to eat, I don't want to eat Damian's Amway!

Dear, where is Lao Wan's sister's article? Why can't I find it?

(╯°Д°)╯┴┴Squeeze a little! You can do it! Come on!

Ahhhh! Please make a sequel!

Ahhhh! Please make a sequel!