Alfred Pennyworth

Alfred Pennyworth was a happy old man who lived with his wife, Rose. Everyday he would wake up at exactly 4:16am and get dressed. He wore the same exact outfit every single day, his big round glasses, blue horizontal striped pants, a light gray shirt with purple suspenders, and a green bowtie. He has grey hair, blue eyes, a lot of wrinkles, a big button nose, and always had a huge smile on his face. But on January 23, 1981, all of that had changed, Alfred Pennyworth had lost the love of his life

one to depend upon, no one to tell him who he was or even who he couldn’t be. That is until he met Alfred Pennyworth. After the death of Wayne’s parents, Alfred took Bruce in. He became Batman’s father, mentoring and teaching Bruce everything he knows today. Wayne continuously depends on Alfred time after time when he needs insight or guidance, knowing fully well he can trust Alfred. Ultimately, Alfred is the true reason Batman is the hero of Gotham City. Looking through Batman’s past, we know his

skill in the crime-stopping field, therefore, the offenders escaped the scene. Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne’s butler, enters the Batcave in his typical dress, a tuxedo. “Any updates on the robbery, Master Bruce?” asked Alfred with his sophisticated English accent. Bruce says with a sigh, “I’m afraid not, Alfred.” “Well, I brought you some coffee in case you are down here for a while more.” The butler said. “Thanks Alfred.” Said Bruce. “Always welcome, Master Bruce.” Then the butler strolled into the

walked into the infamous “crime alley.” There, an unknown robber shot and killed both of them. Bruce swore to avenge his parent’s death. Soon after, a friend of Martha and Thomas Wayne, Dr. Leslie Thompkins, along with the Wayne family’s butler, Alfred Pennyworth, made out a plan for Bruce where he would not have to be taken by Gotham’s Social Services. Instead, the two helped young Bruce realize his destiny in becoming one of Gotham’s finest heroes. One of the most commonly known origins of the Joker

Bruce was young, he fell into an empty well filled with bats and developed a major phobia of them. Bruce Wayne witnessed his parents get murdered by a mugger by the name of Joe Chill when he was young. After years of being raised by his butler, Alfred, he decides that he is going to kill Joe Chill before he testifies against Mob Boss Falcone. At the courthouse, Bruce stands and waits, gun in hand. He is too late, for one of Falcone’s goons kill Chill before Bruce gets a chance. Bruce decides to

Batman as a Man Who May be Suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder 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

Joe the penguin Nowadays instead of bank robbers with big guns and fancy tools, there is a criminal penguin named Joe. Joe is only 2 years old but has a criminal record 900,000,000,000 miles long. The last time we saw Joe was behind bars he was supposed to be in jail for life plus fifty years but Joe the penguin would not let that happen first he disemboweled the guard with a plastic spoon then he scraped a hole in the wall with his spoon all he could see in his cell was walls he finally

Mark Twain has once said, “everyone is a moon and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.” However, this statement made by Twain does not work with Christopher Nolan. While other directors try their best to hide their dark side, Nolan uses his dark side as a technique. The dark side has become Nolan’s major key to success; he is known for many “dark” movies, Batman Begins, Batman: The Dark Knight, Inception, and many more. Many might wonder, the majority of Nolan’s movies are about superheroes

Question 1 Gotham: There were various differences between ‘Batman Begins’ and ‘The Dark Knight. The city itself changes from ‘Batman Begins’ to ‘The Dark Knight’. In ‘Batman Begins’ it is more comic book city, as most of locations are fictional and they come from the Batman comic book fiction. Where in ‘The Dark Knight’ Nolan tries and makes Gotham more recognisable to its real world city of Chicago. A possible reason for this could be to make the movie more relatable to our real world than to the

My opinion, an auteur is a director who leaves a personal message or impact on the films they’re working on. Not only visually, but also utilizing their techniques and motifs which are always used in films. The director I have chosen to write about is none other than Christopher Nolan. I chose to write about him not just because he did one of my favorite superhero movies of all time (The Dark Knight Trilogy), but he is one of my favorite directors of all time. After reading Andrew Sarris article