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Ah, very good mundane. I see you've decided to place your allegiances to the side more appreciative of your voice. It's an amusing devise that you've accomplished here, one I hope will shine light on the darker corners our dear Gotham is so intent on hiding.

There is always power to be found in the citizens' hands, after all.

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If what you're saying is right, if the Dent Act really is detrimental to Gotham, isn't there a better way to do this? There has to be a solution other than a military coup and a nuclear threat.

You're showing a surprising amount of care for the people you're planning to exterminate with a nuclear weapon.

In circumstances as dire as Gotham's, only revolution will necessitate change. You cannot plant before raising the ground.

I believe, dear stranger, you equate care with survival. These are not exclusive terms.

You're wrong, Bane. You give the people a lot less credit than they deserve.

But what good is a revolution if it's going to die in months anyway? Especially if it's going to be seen as a terrorist attack by the outside world. It's not going to end the way you want, Bane. You're not going to do anything but commit genocide if you go through with this, and I can't let that happen.

Edited 2013-01-08 01:00 (UTC)

Spoken like a man who has not yet had the privilege of seeing men at their worst.

An enlightened man might say that the cultivation of the soul is far more important than the continuation of the body.

I've seen plenty of things, but I still believe that people are still inherently good.

But there's not going to be any enlightenment. You're going to get drowned out by all the death and destruction you've caused. Genocide doesn't get your point across, it makes people want to get even.

But even with all of that, you're not going to set off that bomb.

You speak with an authority I do not recognize. Our principles are hardly the same, therefore I have reason to doubt the same conclusions will be reached regarding the effects of death and destruction.

You're right. I'm never going to see it your way, and quite frankly, I wouldn't want to.

[He scans Bane's person with his x-ray vision, and locates the detenator. It takes him a glance around to spot the trucks, making it look like he's looking around the city.]

I wont let you kill any of these people.

An ambitious endeavor, however, the fate of Gotham is currently beyond both of our grasps. Something, no doubt, we can attribute to a forcible relocation.

Thankfully. But you're not off the hook, not yet. You still tried to kill millions of people, and I can't just let you walk away.

Edited 2013-01-09 03:44 (UTC)

Such boasts, yet no action. I believe in this domain, you are at a loss.

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