Robert Pattinson Gives Batman’s No Murder Rule

One of the hottest topics of discussion among DCEU fandoms at the moment is BatmanIt’s the no-kill rule, and it has absolutely nothing to do with Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson’s upcoming reboot.

Instead, the debate stems from the latest episode of James Gunn and John Cena’s People of Peaceafter the famous anti-hero unloaded both crates on his elderly neighbor, blow up the Dark Knight’s decision to let his enemies livejust so they can escape and cause the same kind of devastation again.

It’s certainly an interesting point, even if it begs the eleventh question of whether or not Ben Affleck’s regular Hat Crusader is. left traces of lifeless bodies upon awakening transparent Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

In an interview with DebutPattinson made his personal pledge that Batman would never take another life, explaining that the nocturnal vigilante would get his kick for indulging in the violence of his double life. him, without actually having to venture into outright murder territory.

“There’s this one rule with Batman: he can’t kill people. It can be understood in two ways. Either he just wants to inflict the appropriate punishment, or he wants to kill people and his self-control prevents him from doing so. I’ve imagined it that way since practice of the first fight, I think it’s even funnier: there’s something in him that just wants to slit his throat! I told myself that if he spends the night chasing criminals, there’s no way he wouldn’t have taken a selfie. He suffers and it is a desire that overwhelms him.

And by not knocking, his mind clears, he calms down, he reaches a state of near rapture. I’m sure in this first fight he convinced himself that everyone in front of him was the one who killed his mother. And that allows him to vent all his rage. Interestingly, this Batman actually lives in the gutter. He’s not at home except on the street when he’s wearing the suit. He lives a life of crime, but not crime! I feel like I can gain something from that. Anyway, I can only play the superhero if he’s really in the dirt! ”

We don’t know if Batman would see the plainclothes criminal kill anyone indirectly or otherwise, but would still be curious to hear Pattinson’s thoughts on one of the most hotly debated aspects of the icon’s personality. comic.