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Author: Thecommander236

Mar 7th 2013 at 6:38:33 PM

For the dragons, I can add that game changer and make the other example a sub-example. If you can write it up with spoilers, that would be great.

The DaVinci code's example is, I think, about a third-party man (Tom Hanks) figuring a conspiracy (war) between the Council of Shadows and the Knights Templar, thus threatening to shake up the beliefs of literally BILLIONS of people and making the war to light. Jesus having descendents would change the world, but by this point no one has revealed it to the world yet. Therefore, it isn't quite into NothingIsTheSameAnymore.

The Batman example is a problem with Batman's policy of killing. If he continues to be a vigilante than the Joker will kill more people (claiming that it's Batman's fault if people die which breaks Batman's rule). For me, I think the Joker [[spoiler: driving Harvey insane is a NothingIsTheSameAnymore (his goals have changed).]] I also agree that Joker's arrival is a game changer, but I think it's him killing the Batman impersonators that confirms that notion.

In the Film/TheDarkKnight, crime is at a all time low in Gotham when the mobsters get desperate and hire the insane Joker. The Joker made himself known by first robbing the mobsters themselves. Then the Joker kills the Batman impersonators was cited by Bruce as crossing the line, while Alfred points out that him becoming Batman to begin with is what made the mob so desperate. This shows that Batman finally realizes the huge problem poised by the Joker.

Is that better?