Everything started to change one summer.
After the deaths of the Waynes, in order to heal their heartache, Alfred and his young master drove to various parts of the United States to visit and relax.
On this day, they parked the car outside a farm in Kansas. The car broke down, and the old housekeeper had to get out of the car for repairs, while Bruce sat in the car gloomily, looking out the window with indifferent eyes.
Suddenly, he saw a boy standing outside the car window, waving to him with a smile on his face.
An idea that came to me after watching "Public Enemy" was: What would happen if Bruce got off the bus that day?
Will the defensive shell on the surface of his body soften? Will he be able to trust others and understand others better? Will he be better at expressing himself at some point and speak less aggressively?
When eight-year-old Clark changes eight-year-old Bruce, will the whole world become different?
Mission: Warm people will bring a warm world
After Becoming Wayne, He and the Bat Became HE [Comprehensive British and American]