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* Bruce had a very good reason to expect the splicing to become 'their' problem, experience. Back in his youth he dealt with ''many'' people using the earlier forms of the technology and becoming criminals. Many were already dangerous, others became desperate. Dorian, March, Cheetah, Batman was well aware that the technology could be used for crime. Notably he didn't outright consider the technology evil, he wasn't protesting it, but he knew very well it could be easily abused, both by its users and those who provided it the way Cuvier was.
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** In a morbid way, Peek's fate was at least lucky that the earth's gravity still had an effect on him. Had he lost that too, he would have been flung from earth entirely as the earth isn't a fixed point in the universe; it at bare minimum revolves around the sun, and we have no idea if the sun itself is moving through space as we have no point of reference.
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* During Payback, why did Howard Lewis attack Terry on sight [[spoiler: when he wasn't Payback?]]. Simple, not only is Howard a genius, [[spoiler: but surely it wasn't just Terry and Bruce able to link their care center to Payback's victims. Howard probably did as well, and assumed Batman was Payback.]]
** Payback assumed that Batman would be his ally when they first met. Being darkly dressed and going after those who abused kids, Payback's look might have been based off Batman's. The main difference being the stark difference between a jerk boss and a drug dealer, [[spoiler: something hard for a young child to distinguish between]].
** Joker once said of Batman that he's ''just a little boy in a playsuit, crying for mommy and daddy''. [[spoiler: That is ''literally'' what Payback is, minus the mommy part]]. This might even be what caused Bruce to be more naggy to Terry than he usually is, on top of Terry's first wrong I.D of who Payback is, Bruce's gut was probably picking up that similarity. The fact that Bruce ''does not'' like thinking of the Joker probably made him grouchier than usual.
** Payback assumed that Batman would be his ally when they first met. Being darkly dressed and going after those who abused kids, Payback's look might have been based off Batman's. The main difference being the stark difference between a jerk boss and a drug dealer, [[spoiler: something hard for a young child to distinguish between]].
** Joker once said of Batman that he's ''just a little boy in a playsuit, crying for mommy and daddy''. [[spoiler: That is ''literally'' what Payback is, minus the mommy part]]. This might even be what caused Bruce to be more naggy to Terry than he usually is, on top of Terry's first wrong I.D of who Payback is, Bruce's gut was probably picking up that similarity. The fact that Bruce ''does not'' like thinking of the Joker probably made him grouchier than usual.
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* About midway through the series there is an art shift as the animation goes from traditional to digital. As a result everything becomes generally brighter. Interestingly, this is also around the time that good things start happening: the very episode this happens Barbara resolves to trust Terry more, the Royal Flush Gang and Paxton Powers are defeated, Terry's shown to have so overcome his issues that he avoids both being sent to reform camp and falling back in with 'Big Time', etc etc. The world's become a better, happier place because of Terry's efforts, and thus the word is lighter.
* Ultimately the lesson of Bruce, and what Terry does that he could never do, is truly separate his life from his heroic career. Batman was 'born' when he was eight, and it is such a part of him that he's much more identifying as Batman than Bruce Wayne. Terry, becoming Batman as a older teenager, has much more of an identity outside of Batman that it can never define him as much as it did Batman, and he is able to exist outside of the mask in a way that Bruce never could. Hence why in ''Epilogue'' he is able to be married while poor Bruce is alone with only photos.
* Ultimately the lesson of Bruce, and what Terry does that he could never do, is truly separate his life from his heroic career. Batman was 'born' when he was eight, and it is such a part of him that he's much more identifying as Batman than Bruce Wayne. Terry, becoming Batman as a older teenager, has much more of an identity outside of Batman that it can never define him as much as it did Batman, and he is able to exist outside of the mask in a way that Bruce never could. Hence why in ''Epilogue'' he is able to be married while poor Bruce is alone with only photos.
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** The Batman Beyond comics only make the situation worse. [[spoiler:After getting there Kenny was mercilessly bullied and abused by the older kids until he couldn't take it and was DrivenToSuicide.]]
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** The Batman Beyond comics only make the situation worse. [[spoiler:After getting there Kenny was mercilessly bullied and abused by the older kids until he couldn't take it and was DrivenToSuicide.]]]]
*** That comic wasn't part of the run by Hilary J. Bader. It's not canon.
*** That comic wasn't part of the run by Hilary J. Bader. It's not canon.
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* Paxton turning against his father is [[KickTheSonOfABitch understandable]], but resorting to outright murder makes one wonder what ''did'' Derek do to drive his son to those ends. Was Derek not just neglectful, but incredibly physically and mentally abusive to him? Or did Derek, a man so ruthless he would kill his own employees, [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitize his son toward extreme violence with unethical business plans]]? Considering how crestfallen Paxton looks after his father calls him a fool, it is easy to guess Paxton is lashing out at a cruel father who never cared for him, and not trying to take over his father's company.
* Adding to the above, what happened to Paxton's mom and Derek's wife? Considering the kind of man Derek is, [[DomesticAbuse he might also have been equally abusive to his wife]], driving her to divorce him. Derek, being the man he was, probably used his power to leave his wife with nothing while retaining full custody over Paxton out of pure spite. Or even worse, Derek might've [[TilMurderDoUsPart outright murdered his own wife]], either because of abusive nature or because [[HeKnowsTooMuch she also had the misfortune to stumble upon his bad deeds and Derek wanted to tie up a loose end]]. Suddenly Paxton hating his father to the point of murder makes even ''more'' sense.
* Adding to the above, what happened to Paxton's mom and Derek's wife? Considering the kind of man Derek is, [[DomesticAbuse he might also have been equally abusive to his wife]], driving her to divorce him. Derek, being the man he was, probably used his power to leave his wife with nothing while retaining full custody over Paxton out of pure spite. Or even worse, Derek might've [[TilMurderDoUsPart outright murdered his own wife]], either because of abusive nature or because [[HeKnowsTooMuch she also had the misfortune to stumble upon his bad deeds and Derek wanted to tie up a loose end]]. Suddenly Paxton hating his father to the point of murder makes even ''more'' sense.
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** Which leads to some FridgeBrilliance as Peek made his living exposing the secrets of powerful people, many of whom were much more likely to make him disappear than Batman and had the means to do it, aone of them a CorruptCorporateExecutive that [[spoiler: tried to do in his own father]]. It's also entirely possible Bruce contacted Barbara and explained what happened just to be transparent with the one authority he trusted and would be the most likely to investigate Peek's disappearance.
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** In the end, [[NotSoDifferent they destroyed a happy family to make Batman, just like Joe Chill]].Chill.
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* In "Payback" the titular villain [[spoiler:, a child named Kenny,]] is arrested by the police for attempted murder of several individuals. [[spoiler:Even if he does reform after getting out of juvenile hall, he'll spend the rest of his life marked for this.]]
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* In "Payback" the titular villain [[spoiler:, [[spoiler: a child named Kenny,]] is arrested by the police for attempted murder of several individuals. [[spoiler:Even if he does reform after getting out of juvenile hall, he'll spend the rest of his life marked for this.]]
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* Assuming that [[spoiler:Bruce learned about Terry's genetic relation to him way before the two actually meet, much of his actions does makes sense.]]
** [[spoiler:His appearance to confront Terry's pursuers? He's already been watching over his son and heads out to help him.]]
** [[spoiler:His complete omission of Andrea Beaumont from his photos of his love lives is probably due to the fact that she took part in the near murder of Warren and Mary, the same way his parents went through.]]
** [[spoiler:His appearance to confront Terry's pursuers? He's already been watching over his son and heads out to help him.]]
** [[spoiler:His complete omission of Andrea Beaumont from his photos of his love lives is probably due to the fact that she took part in the near murder of Warren and Mary, the same way his parents went through.]]
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* Assuming that [[spoiler:Bruce learned learnt about Terry's genetic relation to him way before the two actually meet, much of his actions does makes sense.]]
** [[spoiler:His coincidental appearance to confront Terry's pursuers? He's already been watching over his son andheads is heading out to help him.]]
** [[spoiler:His completeomission cold attitude towards people like Ian Peek who gleefully wants to put Terry in danger. Even Andrea's removal of Andrea Beaumont from his photos of his love lives Bruce's life is probably due added to the fact that this after she took part in the near nearly attempted to murder of Warren the McGinnises and Mary, the same way traumatized his parents child just like he went through.]]
** [[spoiler:His coincidental appearance to confront Terry's pursuers? He's already been watching over his son and
** [[spoiler:His complete
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* When Bruce finds out Ra's al Ghul pulled a GrandTheftMe on Talia, he insults Ra's being slapped by him by saying he "hits like a girl". This seems like a silly thing to say because [[CaptainObvious Ra's is in a woman's body]], but the brilliance of it is the implication it gives. Bruce always speaks highly of Talia when he discusses her in the episode, so by mocking Ra's for hitting so weakly, he's basically saying Ra's is beneath Talia in everyway.
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** Not to mention how fortunate that Terry and Bruce didn't face any sort of suspicion over it. They are about to be exposed by the scum of the earth, only for the media to learn that Ian Peek has gone missing. Batman would have been prime suspect for his disappearance, and the authorities, especially Barbara, would have no choice to but to go after him again for questioning.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Cynthia's abilities and temperament match those of Wonder Woman, suggesting that the dealer may be using the templates reserved for Bruce Wayne to make his illegal synthoids.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, [[SuperStrength Super Strong]], and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Cynthia's abilities and temperament match those of Wonder Woman, suggesting that the dealer may be using the templates reserved for Bruce Wayne to make his illegal synthoids.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other founding members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Cynthia's abilities and temperament match those of Wonder Woman, suggesting that the dealer may be pulling from Bruce's library of female Justice League templates to make his illegal synthoids.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other founding members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Cynthia's abilities and temperament match those of Wonder Woman, suggesting that the dealer may be pulling from Bruce's library of female Justice League using the templates reserved for Bruce Wayne to make his illegal synthoids.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other founding members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Cynthia's abilities and temperament match those of Wonder Woman, suggesting that the dealer may be using a pirated Wonder Woman template to make his illegal synthoids.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other founding members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Cynthia's abilities and temperament match those of Wonder Woman, suggesting that the dealer may be using a pirated Wonder Woman template pulling from Bruce's library of female Justice League templates to make his illegal synthoids.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other founding members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Compare Cynthia's abilities and temperament with Bruce's old Justice League allies, and it's very possible that the synthoid factory is keeping a Wonder Woman template on file at Bruce's request, and the dealer is using a pirated version of it to create his illegal synthoids.
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* In "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot", we see Cynthia, a RidiculouslyHumanRobot built and programmed to be Howard's girlfriend. Throughout the course of the episode, she proves to be {{Nigh Invulnerable}}, {{Super Strong}}, and [[SuperReflexes fast enough on the reflexes to catch one of Terry's batarangs]], despite ostensibly being created as a [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid G-rated sex bot.]] Well, the factory Howard bought Cynthia from also builds synthoids for combat, and Bruce Wayne orders synthoid replicas of people he knew in his heyday as Batman to use in Terry's combat training. Which, [[CrazyPrepared knowing Bruce]], would include other founding members of the Justice League, in case circumstances ever forced Terry to go up against them in combat. Compare Cynthia's abilities and temperament with Bruce's old Justice League allies, and it's very possible match those of Wonder Woman, suggesting that the synthoid factory is keeping dealer may be using a pirated Wonder Woman template on file at Bruce's request, and the dealer is using a pirated version of it to create make his illegal synthoids.
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* In "The Last Resort" we see a little hint at the improved relationship between Terry and Mary. Parents are sending their kids to the titular resort by the droves, many, it's implied, for rather minor offences. Now Terry actually used to be a troubled kid, he went to Juvie for three months before he became Batman and in the first season episode "Slappers" Mary was willing to believe the worst when she found a titular Slapper in Terry's bag, suggesting a low level of trust between the two of them. However Terry is one of the few students not to be sent to the Resort. Clearly this shows that in the intervening time their relationship has improved quite significantly to the point that she now trusts him enough to believe he didn't need to go to the resort.
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* Assuming that [[spoiler:Bruce learned about Terry's genetic relation to him way before the two actually meet, much of his actions does makes sense.]]
** [[spoiler:His appearance to confront Terry's pursuers? He's already been watching over his son and heads out to help him.]]
** [[spoiler:His complete omission of Andrea Beaumont from his photos of his love lives is probably due to the fact that she took part in the near murder of Warren and Mary, the same way his parents went through.]]
** [[spoiler:Superman's knowledge of Terry's true lineage is due to Bruce telling him about it.]]
** [[spoiler:His appearance to confront Terry's pursuers? He's already been watching over his son and heads out to help him.]]
** [[spoiler:His complete omission of Andrea Beaumont from his photos of his love lives is probably due to the fact that she took part in the near murder of Warren and Mary, the same way his parents went through.]]
** [[spoiler:Superman's knowledge of Terry's true lineage is due to Bruce telling him about it.]]
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* In ''Babel'', a gorilla (and every non-human) going crazy due to a human-inaudible sound seems like a case of AllAnimalsAreDogs and YouFailBiologyForever. However, when Shriek plays that sound again a few scenes later, you can see a vendor attacking someone approaching his stall for no apparent reason and an woman hitting a pedestrian with her handbag with no provocation. Thus, this ''isn't'' a case of YouFailBiologyForever or AllAnimalsAreDogs.
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* In ''Babel'', a gorilla (and every non-human) going crazy due to a human-inaudible sound seems like a case of AllAnimalsAreDogs and YouFailBiologyForever.ArtisticLicenseBiology. However, when Shriek plays that sound again a few scenes later, you can see a vendor attacking someone approaching his stall for no apparent reason and an woman hitting a pedestrian with her handbag with no provocation. Thus, this ''isn't'' a case of YouFailBiologyForever ArtisticLicenseBiology or AllAnimalsAreDogs.
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** The way Robert Vance "dies" is pretty disturbing. The last thing you hear is a child's voice slowly fading away.
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* In "Payback" the titular villain [[spoiler:, a child named Kenny,]] is arrested by the police for attempted murder of several individuals. [[spoiler:Even if he does reform after getting out of juvenile hall, he'll spend the rest of his life marked for this.]]
** The Batman Beyond comics only make the situation worse. [[spoiler:After getting there Kenny was mercilessly bullied and abused by the older kids until he couldn't take it and was DrivenToSuicide.]]
* In "Payback" the titular villain [[spoiler:, a child named Kenny,]] is arrested by the police for attempted murder of several individuals. [[spoiler:Even if he does reform after getting out of juvenile hall, he'll spend the rest of his life marked for this.]]
** The Batman Beyond comics only make the situation worse. [[spoiler:After getting there Kenny was mercilessly bullied and abused by the older kids until he couldn't take it and was DrivenToSuicide.]]
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* The device Ian Peak Peek used made him intangible by ''vibrating his molecules''. Meaning [[AndIMustScream what happened to him]] is exactly what would happen to Franchise/TheFlash if he ever lost control of his powers.
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** The way Robert Vance "dies" is pretty disturbing. His memories are being wiped away. The last thing you hear is a child's voice screaming in agony.
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** The way Robert Vance "dies" is pretty disturbing. His memories are being wiped away. The last thing you hear is a child's voice screaming in agony.
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* In "Lost Soul", the digital copy of Robert Vance was willing to drown Batman and sacrifice his own grandson to accomplish his goal. It makes you wonder what the real Robert Vance was like before he died. Was he as sadistic as his digital copy? They DID mention the copy having the same personality as his human self.
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* In "Lost Soul", the digital copy of Robert Vance was willing to drown Batman and sacrifice his own grandson to accomplish his goal. It makes you wonder what the real Robert Vance was like before he died. Was he as sadistic as his digital copy? They DID mention the copy having the same personality as his human self.self.
** The way Robert Vance "dies" is pretty disturbing. His memories are being wiped away. The last thing you hear is a child's voice screaming in agony.
** The way Robert Vance "dies" is pretty disturbing. His memories are being wiped away. The last thing you hear is a child's voice screaming in agony.
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* In "Lost Soul", the digital copy of Robert Vance was willing to drown Batman and sacrifice his own grandson to accomplish his goal. It makes you wonder what the real Robert Vance was like before he died. Was he as sadistic as his digital copy? They did say DID mention the copy had having the same personality as his human self.
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* In "Lost Soul", the digital copy of Robert Vance was willing to kill Batman, and sacrifice his own grandson to accomplish his goal. It makes you wonder what the real Robert Vance was like before he died. Was he sadistic as his computer copy?
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* In "Lost Soul", the digital copy of Robert Vance was willing to kill Batman, drown Batman and sacrifice his own grandson to accomplish his goal. It makes you wonder what the real Robert Vance was like before he died. Was he as sadistic as his computer copy?digital copy? They did say the copy had the same personality as his human self.
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** And remember, April Moon was in on this whole scheme with Bullwhip, cheating on The Doctor, and she doesn't know either. April might very well be the next victim.
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* In "Lost Soul", the digital copy of Robert Vance was willing to kill Batman, and sacrifice his own grandson to accomplish his goal. It makes you wonder what the real Robert Vance was like before he died. Was he sadistic as his computer copy?
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* In "Sneak Peek" Ian Peek began to feel the effects of the invention he used to find out Terry and Bruce's identity, unable to control it, his body begins to lose control of itself and slowly begins to phase through the ground itself. The only thing stopping him is death as he will forever being moving back in forth in the Earth's core. One interpretation can lead one to think that the only thing dragging Peek to his fate was the weight of the sins. It's what Bruce said in the end that can describe the ending of a egocentric man like Ian,
--->'''Bruce:''' [[KarmicDeath "It's about as inside as you can get."]]
--->'''Bruce:''' [[KarmicDeath "It's about as inside as you can get."]]
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* In ''Shriek'', ''Babel'', a gorilla (and every non-human) going crazy due to a human inaudible human-inaudible sound seems like a case of AllAnimalsAreDogs and YouFailBiologyForever. However, when Shriek plays that sound again a few scenes later, you can see a vendor attacking someone buying something from approaching his stall for no apparent reason and an old woman hitting a pedestrian with her handbag with no provocation. Thus, this ''isn't'' a case of YouFailBiologyForever or AllAnimalsAreDogs.
