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02x05 - Hands

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Batman: Black and White". Aired: December 8, 2008.*
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This Black and White TV series features Batman and his adventures in Gotham city.

02x05 - Hands

Post by bunniefuu »

Batman - Black and White
Motion Comics

S02E05 - Hands

I'm chasing Nails Grieg
under Sebelia Street.


I just about got him.

When I see it.

When I see her.

I find the rest of her
deeper in the tunnel.


Bone development says
an average four-year-old.


Bone placement says...

Hit by a train.

A four-year-old female.

Narrows it down from 319
to just 72.


Just.

Tunnel's been closed
for six years.


Cuts out 49 possibilities.

The locket points to just one.

Celia Patricia Nielsen,
last seen


running away from her
grandfather towards the stairs.


He reached for her,
but door is closed.


He was frantic at the next stop.

Police searched Sebelia Street,

but never found a trace.

It's obvious why.

Celia never actually ran away.

She just fell
as the train approached.


And her father's never known

if she's alive,
if she'll ever come home


because her grandfather
didn't hold on,


and didn't have the heart
to tell the truth.


No malice.

No crime.

No courage.

No excuse.

Never any excuse when
there's a child involved.


I decided to tell Mr. Nielsen
what really happened


to his daughter.

Easy enough to find his house.

He hasn't moved
since Celia disappeared.


Maybe hoping she'll still
find her way home.


No one there when I arrive.

Not hard to ascertain
the condition


of Celia's grandfather.

A quick check of local hospitals

gives me his current residence.

I'm betting both Nielsens
will be there.


Celia's father is finally
gonna find out her fate,


and what his own father did,
or didn't do.


Mr. Nielsen.

It wasn't his fault.

She pulled her hand away.

Mom died when
I was three, you know,

and Celia's mother went
giving birth,

but he was always there,

and now if he goes
I'll, I'll be...

I'll be...

I am so sorry, but there
are some forms.

Finally.

Thank god.

Dad.

Dad?

Looks like I'm back
to chasing Nails.


He'd better hope
I don't catch him tonight.


I do.