Batman Teaches All Of The Robins How To Disappear In The Middle Of Conversations. He Cant Do It Alone

Batman teaches all of the Robins how to disappear in the middle of conversations. He can’t do it alone and leave the kid stranded, after all, and the other option is to actually find a way to end conversations and he Can’t Do That. So, it’s one of the first things he teaches them to do.

… he regrets it when they use their new trick to get out of his lectures.

Has anyone made an edit of ISWM to The Fine Print by The Studendium or am I going to have to do it myself

no thoughts just artemis holding up jason like a kitten

I’ve never watched any Critical Role stuff before now so while all the long-term fans are having a great time pointing out all the references to other campaigns and so on, I’m just sitting here enjoying how most of the characters have your typical fantasy weapons - axes, swords, bows etc. - and then there’s one guy with a fucking revolver.

He sure does.

Breakout! makes me pretty sure Murdock had an attitude when he was in the Army. Like the guard tells them the daily schedule and Murdock gives a breakfast order. Someone puts their hand in his water, he calls them ‘squat face’. And earlier two armed men have guns on him and say for him to lose the tail or they’ll kill him and Murdock just says ‘You got it’ before slamming on the breaks.

There are many times Murdock shows that he won’t let anyone push him around, but this episode highlights that. And Murdock again shows how intelligent he is and level headed he can be. He doesn’t lose his head once in the episode. He realizes immediately the kind of trouble BA would be in getting caught, even saying BA shouldn’t have come after him. And when they are trying to escape the hospital he calls Hannibal to direct him to people who need Hannibal’s help more! And when their escape vehicle goes down he gets an idea to use wind power.

The dynamic between BA and Murdock is awesome all through the episode too. They periodically shift who is taking lead, but through the majority of the episode, BA is actually letting Murdock take charge and following his command. It is a reminder that Murdock outranked BA when they were military and BA trusts Murdock completely even though he claims otherwise.

And it’s almost completely BA and Murdock, which is pretty cool!