They've overseen his care with a degree of vengeance. It isn't beginning to rack his nerves. The advanced stage of irritation peaked weeks ago. Now he's riding out not only a pain in his stomach but an ire forced to its limits. He's suspicious of every bite of food, every drop of liquid served. Between Alfred, Dick and Leslie, the sedatives
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He crosses the floor to join Tim at the case. Amongst his relatively short list of interests is living history, right below the collection of old and interesting books. 'Strategy and Armament in the 19th Century' is passed to the younger man with care.
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Was the Batman involved in any of this?
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Does that mean Batman was involved or not? Tim will have to do the math on his own.
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Must have been interesting, witnessing a coup first-hand.
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Interesting wouldn't have been his first choice of descriptions. 'Disturbing' comes immediately to mind. A mass of people pushing as one has no need of weapons. All those unfortunate enough to find themselves underfoot find themselves trampled.
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He can see Bruce is getting very tired now, but there's no point trying to get him to sit - or back to his room. Some people are too stubborn for their own good.
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Was he grateful? Or did he view that as an even harsher punishment than the gallows?
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I think he had a very wise father.
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I think I'm set. Thanks.
C'mon. Now you've mentioned coffee I could really do with some.
Trying to encourage Bruce to go somewhere where he'll sit down? Surely not.
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