Chapter 2104: Knight's Night of Terror (Forty-Eight)

Jason's mouth was so big that it looked like an egg could fit in it.

And Schiller's expression seemed to say, if you don't close your mouth now, your tongue will be gone.

Jason shut up decisively.

Schiller walked over slowly and put his hand on the back of the sofa where Bruce was, and Bruce knew who he was just by the shadow projected over.

But the situation was not optimistic, because it was difficult to distinguish between Schiller and the enemy.

If there was really a doctor in this world who would not be bribed by the Wayne family, then perhaps it was Schiller, the alien.

And what's worse is that if the absolutely fair psychiatrist that Clark was referring to was Schiller, how did they know each other? How did Schiller gain Clark's trust?

Even though Bruce's thinking was not clear now, he could still deduce the ins and outs of the matter in a flash, because it was not complicated at all, it was simply an open conspiracy.

Why did Superman come here from afar? Of course, it could also be because he was a reporter and he got the news very quickly, so he couldn't wait to run over to administer justice.

But in fact, it is not that simple. It may sound absurd, but Superman does not have such a strong sense of responsibility. It is not that he has not been to Gotham, but he has not fought crime in Gotham, because he tacitly accepts that this is Batman's territory, and if it is not necessary, he should not intervene.

From the few exchanges between Batman and Superman, Batman knows that Superman is not interested in the Bat Family, he does not understand and does not care, and anyone with a little IQ can see that Batman is probably not a perfect father.

So why is Superman suddenly angry about the twisted relationship of the Bat Family? He even flew thousands of miles to Washington, and did not even look for Batman, but directly found the victim Jason according to the process, with a businesslike attitude.

Batman knows that Superman has a neutral preference for himself, and it can even be said that he admires him a little. After all, staying in Gotham for a long time is already a difficult thing, and Batman even wants to fight crime here. This is an incentive for any hero, and Superman is obviously such a hero.

So under normal circumstances, even if Superman had doubts, he should have come to Batman to ask about the situation first, instead of directly taking the attitude of a judge.

He was manipulated.

Batman immediately judged that Superman was being used as a gun.

Then who else could manipulate him?

Batman heard Schiller say.

"Mr. Kent, I think you should seriously consider whether violence will make the situation worse in this situation. I don't advocate any..."

"Sorry, Dr. Schiller." Clark took a deep breath and said, "I couldn't help it, but you have to understand that when you see the three culprits who sexually assaulted more than 20 children in the welfare home were released on bail the next day, and the unscrupulous media published all the frontal photos of all the victims, it is difficult for you to hold back."

Right, Batman thought, that's right.

"Clark, I've told you about this. It's not your fault. We can't prevent such tragedies from happening in this world."

"But if I had arrived earlier, I could have stopped that ignorant nurse from letting in those obviously unscrupulous reporters. At least they couldn't take pictures."

Schiller sighed and said, "Clark, let's focus on this, okay?"

From Clark's sigh, Batman found that he was a little anxious, which showed that he had completely fallen into the emotional trap.

It can be imagined that Schiller must have called Clark as an insider, perhaps telling him that I saw a report about you upholding justice in the newspaper, and now there is another suspected case, and the situation is even more serious than the one you handled before, because the perpetrator may be Bruce Wayne.

Clark may have been left with a certain psychological shadow because of the previous incident. He believes that he cannot make a second mistake, and his sense of justice and responsibility prompts him to find the victim and protect him as soon as possible, and then deal with the culprit.

But he didn't realize that this might not be a crime, or he knew it, but wanted to nip it in the bud.

A subtle post-compensation psychology, Batman sighed, very easy to be used, Schiller took advantage of the situation.

Batman is very clear about the current situation, he is in the wrong, and Clark believes in Schiller. From the facts, as long as Schiller gives full play to his professional level and makes a realistic judgment on Jason's mental state, then his crime will be confirmed.

Bruce found out of the corner of his eye that although Jason's expression did not change much, his eyes revealed fear, not fear of Batman.

Recalling Jason's beautiful mental state when he met him again in the hotel, it is hard to imagine how Schiller treated Jason.

In this way, basically Jason will say whatever Schiller wants him to say, and the game is over.

Batman began to think about which prison in New Jersey had better conditions. The most important thing was not to be locked up with those Gotham criminals again. His experience in prison was not as rich as theirs.

Clark still sat opposite Bruce, Schiller sat on the left, and Jason sat on the right.

Schiller should start asking questions at this time, asking Jason whether he was angry because of the quarrel, whether he felt depressed after the quarrel, whether he resented Batman's silence, and whether he was in such a mood for a long time.

Although Batman had not experienced it, he was still very familiar with this set, because he had also experienced such an examination when his parents died.

"Enough." Jason said.

Judging from the tone, this seemed to be a stress response under extreme pressure.

"I don't want to talk to you about this anymore, because you have always treated me as a victim and a child, and think that all the judgments I made were influenced by others, but I am not."

Jason has never spoken so fast, Batman thought, not even when they were quarreling.

"You think, oh, Batman must have abused me, and then he manipulated my mind, controlled my brain, and made me glorify his behavior and defend him."

"You think I accept his shortcomings because he glorified them, or suppressed me and forced me to accept them, but I didn't."

"Don't you have such an experience? You accept a person's shortcomings because his strengths are enough to make up for it, and he gives me more than he takes from me."

Jason stood up, his tone was unimaginably cold and firm.

"You think that in fact, he took a lot from me. He got my labor and my time, but he didn't give me anything except the resources to survive."

"But you never thought that as an orphan living at the bottom of Gotham, with both parents dead and homeless, this society would take more from me."

"The group of people represented by you kind-hearted people not only took my labor and time from me, but also refused to provide me with the most basic resources for survival."

"At the same time, they even asked me to provide emotional value, play a victim and a poor little thing, so that you can radiate sympathy. You took everything, then gave a little, and then used this as evidence to accuse someone who saved me from this fate. The people rescued can be called shameless to the extreme. "

"Me, Dick, the more injustices in this society have made us lose everything, and you choose to magnify the small things, because as long as you write about what you dare to talk about, you can fill all the pages and people's brains, and they will not pay attention to those things you dare not talk about."

Jason pointed to his temple and said, "Not giving enough, not giving well, it is a question of degree; not giving or even wanting to take it away, it is a question of social order; not only taking away but also blaming those who try to give but don't give enough is breaking the flag of justice and helping evil to wave the flag."

Jason turned his head to look at Clark and said, "What you call justice is another A way of smoothing things over, because without experience, there is no right to speak. "

"If you go to the poorest community in Gotham and be an orphan for three months, you will know the tortures you imagine me going through at the hands of super criminals. Some people experience it every day, while others don't even have the chance to experience it."

"The Joker at least gives me food every day. He lets me live in order to torture me. Do you believe that if I go to the street where I grew up and wave my arms, people willing to replace me at that time can fill the entire street?"

"If you really want to uphold justice, the most important thing to be thrown out of the window is the grand scenes from Metropolis in your mind. You laugh at the way Gotham people solve problems or the way I treat our relationship, but never realize that this "It is our best." "When I chose to leave the flock and set foot on the journey alone, I was ready to die halfway. A perfect father and hero, he can exist is already a miracle. "" If you never clearly realize why the Gotham people think so, we think we are a group of lunatics from the heart, so don't fuck to represent us. " Due to Jason's remarks, he was dull. First of all, Superman was not a Gotham. He really couldn't imagine how Jason said that if he went to Gotham's poor streets, someone would be willing to accept this kind of words for him. But if what he said was true, how could it be so ridiculous?

Batman was shocked by this. For the first time, he realized how different his and Jason's origins were.

So the scenes he imagined of Jason being tortured and collapsed by the Joker, and the pain he suffered, were not even as bad as the suffering he suffered when he was a child wandering in Gotham?

Batman found that when he thought about this question, he really couldn't give himself a definite answer.

The Joker is indeed the most difficult super criminal to deal with. Well, if his cruelty is halved and halved again, or even only one-tenth, will it be the level of the criminals entrenched in the bottom of Gotham?

If so, then he only faced one Joker, and how many one-tenth of the Jokers did Jason face?

And Jason lived alone until he was 10 years old, until he met him.

Bruce and Clark looked at each other very tacitly, and they both understood each other's meaning, so now, are we being hypocritical?

Jason took a deep breath and said, "Please, gentlemen, if you still have a little compassion, shut up those stupid reporters!"

"If anyone dares to put a microphone in my mouth and ask me how Bruce Wayne hurt me, I will have to talk to them about how their so-called orderly and civilized society hurts all of us."

"Believe me, when that time comes, I will definitely use everything I saw at the bottom of Gotham to embarrass everyone in this country, including the two of you."

"Now, go and enforce justice!"

Fake shit: let the criminals go

Real shit: give the microphone to Ertong