[It's as much rebuke as it is gentle reassurance. Too much of who - of what - he is is tied up in this. This grim court of clowns and crime, of shadows and all that lurks in them.
He can't forget any more than he can forgive. Seeing other people being happy only strengthens his own resolve, independent of his own feelings on the matter.
But it's times like these that he remembers the conversation he had with Barbara about Cassandra, before she even had a name that wasn't 'Batgirl'. Who does she remind you of?
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[It's as much rebuke as it is gentle reassurance. Too much of who - of what - he is is tied up in this. This grim court of clowns and crime, of shadows and all that lurks in them.
He can't forget any more than he can forgive. Seeing other people being happy only strengthens his own resolve, independent of his own feelings on the matter.
But it's times like these that he remembers the conversation he had with Barbara about Cassandra, before she even had a name that wasn't 'Batgirl'. Who does she remind you of?
And Barbara had said 'Well, you, actually.']