How Does Bruce Reflect The Perfect Portrayal Of A Dork?

Batman the crime fighting, cape wearing, detective we all know and love, but does his Bruce Wayne personality insult his fans without realizing it? A superhero would do anything to save or protect the people that they care about, even if it meant being rude and arrogant. So anything that’s really offensive he’s only doing it to protect Alfred, his friends, and his fans.

All over the news, people have heard and retold stories of ships sinking and plane crashes with people who were lucky to have survived. This theme of survival was implemented in Collection 5 of the textbook, First They Came, and Life As We Knew It. As lucky as it seems that people were able to survive from these situations, that isn’t the case. It was self-centeredness and a lack of humanity. Putting in the highest amount of effort to ensure self-survival is selfish.

In chapter four most of the attention is focused around yardwork and Bruce’s obsession with flowers. Bruce’s children seem to be the main labor force around the yardwork, but there are also two characters that are introduced in this chapter that seem to help Bruce in many ways. The first character is Roy, a young muscular man that helped Bruce with the yardwork and also got along with the children. It seemed Roy was more than a yard hand for Bruce. In chapter four Bechdel introduces Roy with a narrated voice.

For one, if his pager went off he had to head out no matter what. Whether he was spending time with his family or teaching his daughters how to read, Bruce would have to drop it all and respawn to the call. In addition to that, Jeffrey Joyner, author of “What Are the Working Conditions for a Firefight?” says firefighters obtain forty-eight to seventy-two hours off of work, but then are on the job for twenty-four consecutive hours. It's crazy to believe they are away from their families for over a day. Another difficulty he faced was never knowing when something would go wrong. According to Bruce, “you never know when something will go the wrong way. You just have to do your best to ensure it goes the right way.” (Heman) He also mentioned how he always thought of his family, and what would happen if he didn’t make it home one day. The thought of him dying and his family having to deal with it is unbearable. That’s why he always told his wife and kids that he loved them before he headed out to the station. In case something was to happen, his family would know that they meant the world to him. As you can see, being a firefight isn’t

Fun Home reflects on Alison Bechdel’s life, mostly regarding the relationship with her father. Alison is constantly at odds with her since they are both homosexuals since they live their lives in extremely different ways. Alison grows up without the knowledge of her father’s sexuality since Bruce always distanced himself emotionally from his family. While Bechdel brings up numerous similarities between her and her father throughout the memoir, much of the reflection discusses the juxtaposition of Alison and Bruce. Through the panels found in chapters two and seven, we are able to see that two things that can be perceived as completely opposite to one another can also contain several similarities.

Anthony Patch at sixteen “had lived almost entirely within himself, an inarticulate boy, thoroughly un-American, and politely bewildered by his contemporaries” (BD: 6). He is preoccupied with literature, abstractions and aesthetics. Patch arranges his apartment as a sort of aesthetic haven for himself where he spends most of his time. He is growing lonely and his susceptibility to beauty inevitably leads to finding his mate in the most beautiful girl of his milieu. Although Anthony has some insight into his own motivations and the workings of his longings, he is not able to resist the temptation. Likewise, Anson Hunter in “The Rich Boy” yearns for the love of Paula Legendre, a “dark, serious beauty”, as a way of regaining something that was important for his self-perception. He was brought up and treated by his milieu as a superior individual. When Anson reaches adulthood he spends more time with his social equals and this feeling of superiority evaporates. To be able to function he needs a sense that he is loved by an exceptional, desirable woman. Another example of an individual who has an aggrandised image of himself is George O’Kelle in “The Sensible Thing”. George, an engineer, fantasizes about shaping the landscape and changing the world with his will power. He dreams about malleable, undefined

Many of us have grown up watching cartoons throughout our childhood. Of the many cartoons on television is Batman. This cartoon has been on television for many years. It is a story of a man who is a successful businessman during the day and a mysterious superhero by night. Bruce Wayne is the man who is this mysterious man with the two identities. He is both Bruce Wayne and Batman. Only a selected few know both of his identities. Many of us have grown up thinking that he is a great man and a great superhero. Yet, why is it that we do not question how unusual the whole situation is? If we take a closer look, we can find that he is a disturbed man who may

This was the presence of a second narrator, no less bizarre than a philosophical tapeworm residing in Robertson’s gut, which seems the only character in the novel to have love for Bruce; his host, only to have this adoration turn to hatred and scorn following the medication Bruce takes to kill the other tapeworm. In revenge the parasite torments him with memories of his troubled youth. This works as it shows that Bruce is being eaten inside not just metaphorically by the guilt of his past, but literally as well. I found this totally astonishing, especially as it did not seem out of place or pretentious. Whilst incredibly interesting, this is not an element I would like to add to my own novel as I feel I lack the experience to make this theme come to life and instead it would seem forced and difficult to understand, thus detracting from not enriching my

In the graphic novel, we do not really see Bruce connect with his children, but we later do with Alison; thus he redefines his character. In pages 220 and 221, we see Bruce and Alison in the car together, and Bruce starts talking about his past as a young adult. He informs to Alison that there was a boy he was interested in, and he went on describing a description of the boy. As the reader is seeing the sort of trust between Bruce, and Alison, we acknowledge the fact that Bruce is letting part of his family into his personal secretive life that kept alone for such a long time. We seeing the frames on page 220, his facial expression, as it goes from looking stern to widen eyes back to stern, and wide eyes with his hands covering his mouth.

Batman is one of the many fictional superheroes which appears in the “American comic books” that is published by the DC comics. The character is a secret identity for Bruce Wayne, the only heir to Wayne Enterprises. Bruce Wayne swore an oath of vengeance when he witnessed the death of his parents;Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne (Diamond, 2015). Bat man combats criminals in Gotham: a fictional city, with assistance from various characters, for example, his butler Alfred and Gordon; Gotham city police commissioner. Unlike many of the superheroes characters, Batman possesses no powers .Bruce Wayne trained himself intellectually and physically .it is from dedication to training he possessed the useful traits of physical prowess, martial arts skills, detective skills and indomitable will to fight for justice. Though his motive is to combat crime and protect people of Gotham city from criminals, the justice system in most of the times views Batman as a villain and vigilante. He can inflict fear to Gotham city criminals thereby bringing calmness to the city. I identify myself with the Batman character through his selfless will for justice, his strong determination to do good

At the age of 12, Bruce begins taking Martial-Arts instruction from the legendary Sifu Yap-Man, a master of the art of "Wing-Chun" gung-fu. During the next few years, when he was not practicing his art, he could be found in the movie studios with his father. At the age of 18, due to the numerous streetfights he was involved in, Bruce alone was forced

After the tragic event, Bruce swore revenge on criminals and vowed to avenge his parent’s death by protecting innocent people of criminal’s attacks. In the comics, Bruce does this by training himself not only physically, but also intellectually (in the television show “Gotham,”

Yet the generous midsection works as an agonized big-muscle action film about a conflicted superhero. As Bruce Wayne, Bale is gravely shallow, and he lacks the sense of fun Robert Downey Jr. gave his obscenely rich playboy in "Iron Man." Bruce uses his secret identity as a hidden camera to glean information from the city's upper echelons, but he's not quite there otherwise. This, oddly, is what makes him interesting, both to us and to assistant DA and ex-girlfriend Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal, taking over from Katie Holmes and providing the character - at last - with a spine and a brain).

Bruce Wayne uses all of the strength he possesses in order to keep Batman from being free despite his relentless struggles to break free from the chains that keep him. The usage of dramatic lines the author uses and the constant shadows creates the imagery of captivity and the innermost thoughts and struggles that Bruce Wayne possesses deep inside. Cell bars represent the windows on the panels of this

Their prime has along past with that realization they start to think more. Beowulf in the beginning of the story was cocky but he was young he wanted to test his limits. In the last part of Beowulf , Beowulf has a dragon to slay but by this time Beowulf is way past his prime so he hand picks a small army to go with him to fight. Batman does the same as he ages; normally he all,” I work alone.” but after awhile he realizes that it’s ok to get help and soon he helps start up The Justice League and his own personal team. Then as the baddies get tougher but he gets weaker, Bruce uses his corporation to build Batman a mech suit to fight villains stronger then