[Batfamily] Batman Decides Not to Raise Kids

He loved his children more than he felt responsible, but this time the children still couldn't find out.

No, if Dick had not been adopted, he would have ended up becoming the Talon of the Court of Owls, and Harry's Circus cooperated with the Court of Owls, directly sending gifted waifs to be Talons.

Heartbreak, the inescapable stone of fate, it hurts so much.

Long aftertaste I can't describe it, almost A story that ends abruptly, A silent hero who predicts his destiny, does what he should do, fulfills his responsibilities to the best of his ability, draws clear boundaries for himself, and sticks to them until the end. Batman hero "Bruce thought he couldn't change anything after all." Clark is Superman's dream, the ordinary and happy life that this powerful but lonely man has been searching for all his life. Batman was originally Bruce's dream. A child who had never walked out of that alley brought out the shadow of the bat. Over the years, he flew through countless alleys and protected the families of more children. Originally this was just the story of Batman Bruce But it happened that Bruce saw it, saw the encounter between Batman and Robin, saw the succession of Robins, and saw the absurd drama of Bruce, who thought he had captured happiness, losing it again and again. The accidental loss and recovery made everything full of uncertainty - the pain was so long-lasting, moving like a snail patiently And the happiness was so short-lived, like a rabbit's tail sweeping across the autumn grassland, Bruce swore that he would never raise a child. "Life without risk does not exist." The only thing that can be chosen to give up is happiness, even if it is short-lived. At the turning point, Bruce pulled the tracks of the "Robin" series of small trains that would have been heading towards him, hoping to reach the destiny of growing up safely. Did Sisyphus know that he was Sisyphus? Bruce saw the stone that Batman was pushing. It was so big, so heavy, and the layers were heavier. "Bruce has severe mental trauma, and his need for Batman is greater than Gotham's need for Batman." If the gravitational pull caused by a train heading towards the broken rails is too great, so strong that it changes the tracks of many other small trains, will this dream continue? Bruce ponders, "What is the right choice?" "No more Batman" the train tried to slow down. He has lost children he never knew A small train is coming towards him and Bruce walks towards his boulder "Maybe he's telling the truth." The whistle of the small train came from all directions, and Sisyphus looked at the trajectory of the rolling boulder. "You win" Sisyphus embraced the boulder. Will the boulder roll down? Batman's mask was taken off, and Bruce fell asleep, emerging from this long dream and falling into eternal sleep. When I clicked on this article, I didn't expect to read this story over and over again. With surging emotions, I couldn't help but cry. At first glance, it is quite brisk, with a clear premise, concise thoughts and contradictions, and vivid characters and plots. It also has the ending of a fairy tale. The hero defeats the villain. The children see the face of the deceased hero, recognize the shadow of the bat that once surrounded them in their lives, and gather together to listen to the old man telling the story of the hero's life. The moment of sudden end, mixed feelings There were too many surging emotions, and I urgently needed to say something. I typed the line "Bruce thought, he can't change anything after all" and burst into tears. By repeatedly reading the three short chapters, Bruce gained twenty years of memories, reversing the tragedy that would happen to the children and pushing them beyond their "destiny" - short-term happiness is nothing compared to the pain. He then said "I have lost my son" as a father. Bruce saw the future Gotham with Batman - he must be dissatisfied (thus denying Gotham's need for Batman). No matter how hard he tries, the further forward reality is, the closer it will be to that unsatisfactory future; Batman is wise, Bruce thought, then what about my children, for Tim, for Barbara, for... If Batman disappears, the children will not go to the road of dreams, "There will no longer be Batman." Batman will not be defeated by external forces, Bruce will only make himself more perfect, so why does Bruce regret that the memory does not appear earlier? Does it confirm that the memory believes that Batman did not make Gotham a better place, or does it attribute the subsequent tragedies to the children to the fault of Batman's existence itself, or both? Bruce will always be Batman. Despite all kinds of obstacles, Barbara still embarked on the path of a vigilante. When Barbara appeared in front of her future destiny, Batman was ready - a mental state monitoring model. Cassandra does not have self-destructive tendencies, Bruce can't say. Twenty years of memory can make Bruce choose to give up short-term happiness, but in addition to Bruce's own fatherhood, the loss, pain, torture, trauma, exhaustion, and it is difficult not to have the idea of "Gotham does not need Batman" and "Batman has brought co-evolved villains". With repeated confirmation, the future in the dream came to him. "For a moment, he thought he would hold this fifteen-year-old boy in his arms." Do you want to hug him? For a while, maybe Bruce was hesitating - but the rabbit's tail was too short, and before the happiness was clear, it was already dimly revealed in the scene of rolling boulders. "He couldn't change anything after all," the birth of Batman. Before this dream ends, let him indulge in it for a while, Bruce thought.

Can there be a follow-up? 🥺🥺

I was wrong, I shouldn't have clicked on this article... The knife hurt me so much! 😭

Why are you so cruel 😭 😭

Died on the spot, it hurts too much

It's so well written... I don't really understand why the index disappears when it reaches 100, but it makes me feel sore and sore...

!!! Stopping here will kill me! Bruce!! Noooooooooooo[cry][cry][cry]