BRUCE:
Gotham City.
Clean shafts of concrete
and snowy rooftops.
The work of men
who d*ed generations ago.
From here, it looks like an achievement.
From here, you can't see the enemy.
MAN:
Hey. Hey, buddy, slow down.
- You're talking to me?
MAN: Yeah, you almost....
GORDON:
Twelve hours.
Train's no way to come to the city.
- Knock it off.
- Hey, watch it.
GORDON:
Thank God Barbara's flying in.
She should have gotten
the tests back by now.
I only hate myself a little
for hoping they came out negative.
This is no place to raise a family.
Maybe Gotham's all I deserve now.
Maybe it's just my time in hell.
Nice book for a small donation.
No, please.
Nice book. Look at the picture-- Aah!
They don't know when to quit,
do they, lieutenant?
Name's Flass. Detective Flass.
Commissioner Loeb sent me to meet you.
He wanted to make sure
you didn't miss your appointment.
[GRUNTS]
Welcome to Gotham, lieutenant.
Don't worry. Not as bad as it looks.
Especially if you're a cop.
Cops got it made it Gotham.
Are we rolling?
Sir, a moment of your time.
Welcome home, Mr. Wayne.
How's it feel to be back?
What are your plans, Mr. Wayne?
Mr. Wayne, Princess Caroline,
any truth to the rumors?
Mr. Wayne, please,
can you look over here?
The 25-year-old heir
to the Wayne millions...
...declined to comment on his return home
after 12 years abroad.
We'll keep you posted on Gotham's richest
and best looking native son.
- Tom?
- Thank you, Vicky.
Vicky Vale at Gotham Airport.
In other news, conspiracy charges against
Police Commissioner Loeb...
...were withdrawn today after
the disappearance of a key witness.
LOEB:
Lieutenant James Gordon.
Impressive. Very impressive.
We're delighted to have you
on the team, lieutenant.
You'll get my best work, sir. I promise.
I know I will.
And we are a team, Gordon. A team.
Any team needs to play together
in order to win, don't you think?
Yes, it does.
Your record shows
you've got what it takes.
I know I've made my mistakes, sir.
What mistakes did you make, lieutenant?
You kept the media away from it.
That's all that matters, isn't it? Yes, it is.
You won't have to worry
about my honesty, commissioner.
Last thing on my mind.
Last thing.
ALFRED: Welcome home, Master Bruce.
- Thank you, Alfred.
It's good to be back.
[CAR HORN HONKING]
I knew you'd like the commissioner.
He's a stand-up guy.
And he'll be just as good to you
as you are to him. Count on it.
Yeah, I got that feeling.
[TIRES SQUEALING]
- Flass.
FLASS: Nothing I can't handle, lieutenant.
Hey, Stevie, mother know you're here?
Oh, crap.
GORDON:
He's got a Green Beret's training.
He knows how to use his size too.
Don't do a damn thing.
Be sure of your facts
before you bring down another cop.
Just watch him.
Memorize every move.
For future reference.
Was that necessary?
Had this little beauty in his pocket.
It's a comb, Flass.
Hey, I'm only human, Jimmy.
Mind if I call you Jimmy?
BRUCE:
Twelve years.
And the ache is still fresh.
Like a raw angry nerve.
But this isn't about healing.
I'm not looking for closure.
[POLICE SIRENS WAILING]
The boys, Jimmy.
They've been asking me to talk to you.
They're worried about you.
I mean, you with a baby
on the way and all.
- Call me lieutenant.
- Yeah, sure thing, Jimmy.
You gotta learn to relax.
See, we got our own way of doing things
here in Gotham.
This job can get to you, Jimmy.
That's why we gotta stick together.
The boys need to know
they can count on you.
We can count on you, right?
Hey. Everything okay?
It is now.
BRUCE:
I'm not ready.
I have the means, the skill....
But something's missing.
I have to wait.
And Gordon,
he looks at the 50 like it's diseased.
Then throws it in the padre's face.
Gives the entire squad
a two-hour lecture on ethics.
Put Schell on probation.
I'm telling you, Gill,
he's just not fitting in.
I had such high hopes for that boy.
GORDON: I requested off this
damn night shift four times now.
Barbara needs me.
Barbara and little James.
So I hope it's a boy, so what?
MAN:
Going to work, lieutenant?
You're gonna be a little late.
May have to skip the whole night.
GORDON:
I was taught to handle worse than this.
But then....
[SHOUTS]
It's been a while.
[ALL SHOUTING AND GRUNTING]
Consider this a warning. Be smart.
Think of that pregnant wife of yours,
Jimmy.
BRUCE:
This is reconnaissance mission.
Until I'm ready,
my anonymity is an obvious priority.
All it requires is a change of clothing
and complexion.
And a single memorable
distracting detail.
It's a 20-block walk to the enemy camp.
The East End.
Hard to believe it's gotten worse.
GIRL:
Cheer you up, mister?
- How old are you?
- Young as you want me to be.
Stupid little bitch.
You're doing it all wrong.
- But I did what you said.
- Get on out of here.
- We'll talk this over later.
BRUCE: No.
I think you're finished with her.
Man, that crazy vet thing is old.
You stink like vice.
I'm not the police. Believe me.
MAN:
Selina, don't stop now.
He can't be vice. We're paid up.
MAN:
Selina, what are you doing?
Watching some idiot
trying to get himself k*lled.
Man, you're pushing.
You're looking for a new scar.
Just tell me where you want it.
[GRUNTS]
Come on. Get him.
[GRUNTING]
[WHIMPERING]
[GRUNTING AND SHOUTING]
[POLICE SIRENS WAILING]
Freeze.
[SHOUTS]
Jeez, Eddie, why did you sh**t?
He didn't move.
EDDIE:
He was going to.
- Any cash?
OFFICER: Couple of bucks.
No ID.
Oh, he's bleeding all over the backseat.
What if he dies?
So, what if he does?
One less mouth to feed at the soup kitchen.
You two.
Stop the car. Get out.
What the hell?
Don't mind him.
Probably hopped up on something.
[BRUCE GRUNTING]
BRUCE:
Scum maybe.
But even scum have families.
MAN [OVER RADIO]:
Detective Flass is off duty, lieutenant.
He and the guys have a poker party
every Wednesday night over at Chutes.
No. I said posse.
See you guys tomorrow.
Hello, Jimmy.
GORDON: It's been years
since I had to take out a Green Beret.
Even so, he deserves a handicap.
[GRUNTING AND SHOUTING]
He'll never report it.
Not Flass.
He'll make up some story
that involves at least 10 attackers.
But he'll know.
And he'll stay away from Barbara.
BRUCE:
I've tried to be patient.
I've tried to wait.
But I have to know.
How, Father?
How do I do it?
What do I use to make them afraid?
If I ring the bell, Alfred will come.
Another of your gifts to me, Gather.
But I'd rather die than wait another hour.
I've already waited 18 years.
Eighteen years
since all sense left my life.
Yes, Father.
MAN [ON RADIO]:
He's held four children at g*n point.
Reportedly he has a history
of mental illness.
SWAT team lead by Brendon
has just arrived....
GORDON:
Crap. Brendon?
It'll be a m*ssacre.
Last month, he and his lunatic gestapo
calmed down a riot in Robinson Park.
He didn't even leave
the statues standing.
[TIRES SQUEALING]
No. Don't want.
Isn't blank.
Damn it, Merkel. I'm not here to argue,
I'm here to clean up.
Lieutenant Gordon is on his way, sir.
I really think--
To hell with that spineless bastard.
Now stand aside.
Go find your own w*r, Brendon.
I'll take it from here.
[SOBBING]
VALE: Intense hostage situation in midtown,
at the corner of Richmond and Todd...
...we're getting reports that the gunman
has history of mental illness...
...and was apparently released
from Arkham Asylum.
Take it easy, friend.
No. Defibrillate.
No lunch. No lunch.
GORDON:
It's okay, pal. We'll order out.
No lunch. No gangrene lunch.
[MEOWS]
[CHILDREN SOBBING]
Who wants gum?
LOEB:
You really handled that well, Brendon.
What was I suppose to do?
Disobey a direct order?
- Something's gotta be done.
- I'd like nothing better.
But we must be patient.
Gordon has the press on his side.
He's a hero.
[g*nsh*t]
GORDON:
I hate the job.
I hate the g*n.
But I keep practicing.
How did I let this happen?
To bring an innocent child to life.
In a city without hope.
[EASY-LISTENING MUSIC PLAYING
OVER SPEAKERS]
I could use a jackhammer on your back.
Oh. You're doing fine, honey.
[PHONE RINGING]
Ignore it.
Hello?
MERKEL [OVER PHONE]:
I'm sorry, Mrs. Gordon....
It's Merkel at the station.
Something about a giant bat.
The chicken'll keep.
[SCREAMING]
[GRUNTING]
BATMAN:
Amateur.
Lucky amateur.
GORDON:
Some of you know Detective Essen.
She has returned to Gotham from Lakeside
to help with our investigation.
[OFFICER WHISTLES]
Okay, okay. Listen up.
Our vigilante, or Batman,
as the news shows are calling him...
...has committed 70 assaults
in the past five weeks.
Now during this time,
certain patterns have emerged.
Thank you, detective.
He operates between the hours of midnight
and 4 a.m.
Concentrating his efforts
in the East End.
This Batman is working his way up
the crime ladder.
From junkie to pusher to supplier.
No one appears safe. Not even cops.
- Right, Detective Flass?
- He's not human.
[OFFICERS LAUGHING]
Gentlemen.
Why don't you tell us what happened.
And try not to exaggerate.
It's like I said in my report.
I received an anonymous tip leading me
to an East End cocaine delivery.
I was on the process of single-handedly
apprehending the felons.
It came out of the night sky.
Wings 30 feet across.
One of the felons I have not yet disarmed,
produced a g*n, fired point blank...
...b*llet passed right through
the creature like it wasn't there.
Something flew from its hand.
Little dart things.
Paralyzed everyone. Except me.
It singled me out. It had claws.
I'm telling you it isn't human.
Gentlemen, please.
[SHOUTS]
Have you seen Batman, commissioner?
They say he's huge.
You shouldn't pry, Marian.
Gill has his hands full these days.
We're trusting him
to cope with Batman and Gordon.
Whoever this bat person is, he's a having
a positive effect on public spirit.
Street crime has dropped significantly.
Hell, Gill, maybe you ought
to offer him a job.
Hey, hey, let's not kid ourselves.
Batman is costing us all money.
Two sides to everything, friends.
Look at the long term.
A few street operators
are put out of action, yes...
...but the people of Gotham have a hero.
Makes them feel safe.
And the safer they feel,
the fewer questions they ask, right, Gill?
I don't like it. It's stirring things up.
And with Gordon pushing Internal Affairs
to go after Flass...
...Flass would be difficult to replace.
- And if he were to talk--
- Let me worry about Flass.
Relax, Carmine.
I got everything under control.
[ALL SHOUTING]
[ALL COUGHING]
- What is going on?
- The lights? What happened to the lights?
BATMAN:
Ladies, gentlemen...
...you've eaten well.
You've eaten Gotham's wealth.
Its spirit.
But your feast is nearly over.
From this moment on,
none of you are safe.
LOEB:
No excuses.
That vigilante bastard
goes under, instantly.
Or it's your job.
BATMAN:
She knows how to walk in heels.
So few women do these days.
[SCREAMING]
And she knows how to scream.
You could hear it from the rooftops.
Gordon is wasting a lot of manpower
on these traps.
We'll try again tomorrow night.
[HUMMING]
Mr. Falcone, your Rolls, it's gone.
He took it. Said it's in the river.
Thinks he's a damn Robin Hood.
He dies.
GORDON: He knows when and where
we sets our traps for him...
...and night after nights, he terrorizes
the most powerful men in Gotham.
- Heard what he did to the Roman's car?
- Laughed myself silly.
A Rolls-Royce.
You've been after the Roman for years.
Some of your witnesses
changed their testimony. Others vanished.
- Must be frustrating.
- Oh, yes.
- Do you mind?
- Go for it.
I understand he used his muscle
to keep you from making DA.
[GROANING]
- You keep in shape, don't you, Mr. Dent?
- What are you driving at, lieutenant?
I need to know where you were
on the following dates.
Thank you, sir.
I thought he'd never leave.
You can come out now.
GORDON:
He had an alibi for every date, Essen.
Says he was home
between midnight and 4 with his wife.
No point in questioning her.
- You really think he's Batman, lieutenant?
- It's possible.
Dent certainly is passionate enough.
But it takes more than muscles
to fight the way Batman does.
And to get around the way he does.
And those weapons?
I mean, he's got an arsenal.
Hard to afford on a blue-collar salary.
- Money, lieutenant.
- Hmm?
Bruce Wayne
is the richest man in Gotham.
Being from out of town,
you might not know...
...but Wayne's parents were m*rder*d,
by a mugger, I think.
He was just a little boy at the time.
Essen, I could kiss you.
Jim.
[TIRES SQUEALING]
GORDON:
Hold on.
Take the wheel.
Don't move.
Lieutenant, you all right?
I called for back-up.
Essen.
Stop. Or I'll....
[POLICE SIRENS WAILING]
It's Batman. He went down that alley.
Get the front of that place covered.
Merkel, take a squad to the roof
No one fires without my order.
[GROANING]
Batman hasn't att*cked anybody.
There's no need for Brendon.
I've got the situation in hand.
[HELICOPTER APPROACHING]
Oh, no.
Everybody, back.
- Move it back.
- Move, move, move.
Clear the area.
[BATMAN SHOUTS]
[GRUNTS]
Selina.
Selina, come see.
Five in the morning? Come on, Holly.
I'm serious, Selina.
Things are blowing up.
Brendon's probably cornered
some jaywalker.
Turn on the TV.
Gotta be something on about it.
- Lock and load.
GORDON: Brendon.
Keep your men under control.
No one fires unless I say.
BRENDON: Not this time, Gordon.
The commissioner wants a corpse.
He's gonna get one.
All units entering the target area.
No prisoners, men.
Batman has been surrounded
by Gotham police...
...inside an abandoned tenement
off Robinson Park.
Selina, it's Batman.
- Can we?
- What the hell?
Grab your coat.
OFFICER 1: Unit 1 reporting,
second floor's a mess.
Nothing living.
OFFICER 2: Unit 2 reporting, body under
the water-heater just an old wino.
If he made it down there,
he might have survived.
Check it out.
Super must have lived here.
What the hell is going on?
Open that g*dd*mn door.
BATMAN [OVER RADIO]:
I like you right where you are, Brendon.
Too many people have already d*ed.
Order your squads to withdraw.
I can't guarantee their safety.
Units 1 and 2, converge on the lobby.
He's here.
sh**t on sight.
[COUGHING]
I need a mask.
BRENDON:
g*dd*mn. Unit 1, do you read me?
Seems like Brendon is in trouble.
GORDON:
I wish I could help, but orders are orders.
It breaks my heart.
Sir, he's taken out Unit 3.
The entire unit, commissioner.
You better sh**t straight, son.
BATMAN:
I've made a mess of things.
Let it get out of hand.
Step it up. Step it up.
Careful,
these stairs are about to give way.
Hold your fire.
It's a bat we're after.
BATMAN: With my belt gone,
I'm down to a blow g*n.
Three darts and an unofficial invention
of Wayne Electronics.
Haven't tested it
for this great a distance.
It took me weeks
to find the right ultrasonic tone.
A tone that acts as an attractant.
[BATS SQUEAKING]
[GROANING]
Whoever Batman is, he's stronger than I--
Shut up. He could be anywhere.
[RUSTLING NEARBY]
[SHOUTS]
Cease fire, you idiots.
I'm gonna cut that bastard in half.
[COUGHING]
CROWD:
Yeah.
GORDON:
They've made a hero out of him.
[GRUNTING AND SHOUTING]
There, the motorcycle. After him.
sh**t him, you idiot. k*ll him.
k*ll him.
[SHOUTING]
I can't see a thing.
[BOTH SCREAMING]
GORDON:
Every member of Brendon's team...
...every cop and everybody in the crowd
were vaccinated for their bat bites.
Never have so many had so much trouble
sitting down.
Four of Brendon's men
were hospitalized with broken bones.
Brendon himself suffered five broken ribs
and internal bleeding.
The dead winos had no relatives
to complain about their fire bombing.
Everyone who could have ordered
Brendon and Loeb up on charges...
...remains unavailable to me
by appointment or telephone.
I spoke to his butler.
Wayne has been skiing in Switzerland
for the past six weeks.
Apparently, he took a nasty spill,
broke both legs and an arm.
Cast on his arm and legs
would cover b*llet wounds.
Exactly where Batman received them.
You're relentless, Essen.
Only when I want something.
Well, quitting time.
- We'll pick it up tomorrow.
- Yes, sir.
Share a cab?
Uh....
Sure.
[GRUNTS]
Selina, you punched Stan.
We're changing our line of work, Holly.
ESSEN:
Why a cop?
I was told I was too masculine
for about six other careers.
Whoever said you were masculine
must have been blind, deaf and dead.
Mind if I ask you a personal question?
I know why I'm here.
But what are you doing here?
In Gotham, I mean.
It's a long, sordid story.
The b*llet points are police corruption.
A cop who wanted to believe
the system works...
...and one incredibly bad decision.
There's a reason
everyone hates Internal Affairs.
They dangle the carrot
of integrity and honesty.
But at the end of the day,
when you take down another cop...
...they treat you
like any other low-life scumbag.
I'm sorry.
You spent the last of our money on that?
It's not even Halloween.
Sometimes, Holly,
you have to spend money to make money.
HOLLY:
Selina.
[PHONE BEEPING]
GORDON:
What the hell am I doing?
I need to stop this thing with Sarah.
Oh, God.
Calling her Sarah now.
I need to come clean with Barbara.
Beg for forgiveness.
But I can't stop thinking about her...
...like I can't stop thinking
about this Batman.
He's a criminal, I'm a cop.
It's as simple as that.
But I'm a cop in a city
that uses its cops like hired K*llers.
He saved that old woman.
He saved those two cops.
What the hell am I doing?
I just wanna know...
...if your wife weren't pregnant,
would you--?
I'm sorry, that wasn't a fair question.
Damn it, Jim.
I'll request a transfer.
Give me Flass, I'll see that you walk.
Try this one, how about
I don't give you Flass and walk anyway?
You got nothing on me.
Save your little Q and A session
for the inquest, Gordon.
My client just posted bail.
If you say one word about Flass
and your life won't be worth a nickel.
Are you listening to me?
Yeah, sure.
I want you in a blue suit with a tie.
None of that pimp stuff.
And when you smile at the jury,
make it nice. Particularly the women.
You mean like this?
Just remember,
they'll have their clothes on.
[GRUNTING]
You can never escape me.
Nothing harms me.
But I know pain.
I know pain.
Sometime I share it
with someone like you.
[SKEEVERS SCREAMING]
You got Flass.
Get the DA
and forget to tell the commissioner.
On it.
Sources inside the police department
reveal that Detective Arnold Flass...
...has been implicated in Jefferson
Skeevers' massive drug operation.
I just need to ask you--
If I can just stop you
for just one moment.
Detective. Detective,
Vicki Vale here with the local ne--
Detective?
You might have informed me
before handling Flass' head to IA.
It was a slip-up, sir.
Everyone's working such long hours.
Right, Brendon?
You get good press, I'll give you that.
A.G. and his pack at the Gazette,
they like you.
But they don't know you.
Not like we do.
Be a shame if your wife were to learn
about your special working relationship...
...with Detective Essen.
Walls have ears, Jimmy.
Everything looks good, Barbara.
I'll see you in a week.
That is unless your son
decides differently.
Are you okay?
Yeah. Batman.
MAN [OVER RADIO]:
Lieutenant Gordon?
Gordon here.
MAN: Bruce Wayne's representative
is on the other line.
Mr. Wayne's available
for an interview right now.
- What should I tell him, sir?
- Tell him I'm on my way.
- Sorry, honey.
- That's okay.
I've always wanted
to meet Bruce Wayne.
They say he's quite charming.
Police Lieutenant Gordon
and Mrs. Gordon, sir.
Mrs. Gordon, I'm charmed.
Alfred, be a joy
and get some glasses for our guests.
And another bottle.
This one's evaporated.
Little early in the day for us, thanks.
Please, sit.
Mr. Wayne, I don't wanna waste
any more of your time than necessary.
I've been following your exploits,
lieutenant.
I must say I'm impressed.
You're getting about
as much press as this Batman fellow.
It is Batman you wanted to talk about,
isn't it?
Something about me being him?
Pardon me. Where are my manners?
I neglected to introduce my friend.
Unfortunately,
I'm not sure what her name is.
She doesn't speak any language
that I know.
- Except one.
- How convenient.
Barbara.
Mr. Wayne, I need to know
where you were on the following dates.
- He's a pig.
- He's acting like one.
Anyone who'd wear a cape
and hunt criminals...
...might go far to keep his secrets.
Or he really is a sleazy,
womanizing scumbag.
Jim, what is it?
Honey,
there's something I need to tell you.
BRUCE:
He's been sitting there for 10 minutes.
Ah. Now he's moving. Good.
WOMAN:
Grape juice and small talk.
That is not my idea of a party,
Mr. Wayne.
What are you complaining about?
Easiest 5 grand you ever made.
Can I go now? You guys are weird.
Skeevers told us where, when
and how much money you received, Flass.
You're facing 10 years in prison,
my friend.
That is if Skeevers
is alive enough to testify.
Uh, my client didn't mean that.
[PHONE RINGING]
Hello?
MAN [OVER PHONE]: You know
your husband's been fooling around?
Yes, I know about Detective Essen.
Don't bother calling here again.
[EKG BEEPING]
Rat poison. He's lucky.
We pumped his stomach in time.
Skeevers is still going to testify.
Just keeping you informed, sir.
[GRUNTS]
VALE [ON TV]: In his continuing
investigation into police corruption...
...District Attorney Harvey Dent...
...has promised a press conference early
next week to discuss the Glass case.
NURSE:
Lieutenant Gordon?
It's a boy. Your wife is fine.
VALE: The city has experienced the fourth
in a daring series of cat burglaries.
This time, the victim was none other
than Police Commissioner Loeb.
The commissioner had a collection
of pop memorabilia.
Ugh! I thought he'd have jewels
or paintings, not these stupid toys.
How can I sell this crap?
I don't know. They're kind of cool.
--charge Batman with the crime
they admit to no evidence.
Batman?
They're giving the credit to Batman?
But, Selina, you don't want them
to know it's you, do you?
SELINA: I hear Falcone's got a fortune
in old stuff.
Maybe I'll give the Roman a little scratch
before I steal it.
On the face.
They won't think it's Batman
if I give him a scratch.
FALCONE:
Hello, Johnny, my sister's boy.
You're a man now, Johnny.
A strong man.
Mother says there are several men
plaguing you, sir.
I need only be told their names.
Your mother is wise in her way.
You see, Johnny...
...there are too many people in this world
who ask questions.
And far, far too many who give answers.
Mother said--
Listen to me.
- We must avoid more bad publicity, Johnny.
- Yes, sir.
- Here's what I need done.
MAN: Over there.
[GRUNTING AND SHOUTING]
You work for Batman.
I'll take care of this one.
Here, kitty, kitty. Ugh!
[SHOUTING]
BATMAN:
Thanks for wasting my time.
You made the paper again, sir.
FALCONE [ON RECORDING]:
We must avoid more bad publicity, Johnny.
JOHNNY:
Yes, sir.
FALCONE: Here's what I need done.
MAN: Over there.
If only that cat woman
hadn't been there.
Marked increase in paranoia. Hmm.
The Roman says
he doesn't want bad publicity.
It follows he won't m*rder anyone.
What then? Blackmail?
Extortion?
Tendency toward aberrant,
even violent behavior.
Kidnapping.
Shall I fetch your tights, sir?
Never during the day, Alfred.
VALE [ON TV]: Last night's att*ck connects
Batman to the recent string of burglaries.
A woman in a cat costume,
presumably Batman's assistant...
- Assistant?
VALE: ...left before police arrived.
- Now I'm his assistant?
VALE: In other news....
DOCTOR:
You're going to need your rest.
All bets are off.
You understand?
Tell me what to do.
Gordon, Johnny.
Not gonna be easy.
He'll be hard to get to.
Then make him come to you.
[GROANS]
Once a man becomes a father,
he is never truly free.
[CRYING]
BARBARA:
Feeding time.
My turn.
Easy now. Almost warm.
[PHONE RINGS]
- Gordon here.
LOEB: Get down here.
Sir, Merkel's on duty, can't you--?
Yes, sir. On my way.
LOEB:
Gordon is leaving his apartment.
Tell Falcone.
Whoa!
[TIRES SQUEALING]
Maniac.
[BABY CRYING]
Drop the g*n, lieutenant.
Go to your office, wait for our call.
- Jim.
- You heard him, lieutenant.
Drop the g*n.
GORDON: If I let them go,
my wife and son are dead.
The son of a bitch is crazy.
Barbara, get out of here. Call Merkel.
Don't move. I'll sh**t, I will.
Mrs. Gordon, I won't let your son die.
Trust me.
[TIRES SQUEALING]
[CAR HORNS HONKING]
[GRUNTS]
[GRUNTING]
[CRYING]
No!
You must be wearing armor
under that jacket.
Something like that.
You know, I'm practically blind
without my glasses.
You better go.
And, thank you.
It turns out Flass
is smarter than he looks.
Took notes on every little talk
he ever had with Loeb
Dates, times, it was all there.
Loeb is holding up pretty well...
...for someone under federal indictment
for racketeering.
He even offered up a sacrificial lamb.
Barbara's not crazy about the marriage
counselor, but we're making progress.
As for me, well, there's a real panic on.
Somebody has threatened to poison
the Gotham reservoir.
He calls himself the Joker.
I've got a friend coming
who might be able to help.
He should be here any minute.