Analysis Of The Book ' Batman Begins ' By Christopher...

Analysis Of The Book ' Batman Begins ' By Christopher...

Batman Begins



"Nothing can make injustice just but mercy." As Robert Frost taught us when he said this, that only injustice can truly be made just by mercy a belief strongly expressed by Bruce Wayne. Batman Begins, directed by Christopher Nolan explores the conflicts within Gotham's two different socioeconomic classes, and the conflict both internally in Bruce and between Ra 's Al Ghul. Collectively, these complex conflicts teach us about the importance of standing up to injustice and corruption. Batman Begins is set in a futuristic city that is riddled with organized crime and corruption. In turn Bruce Wayne is challenged with the task of standing up to the injustice within the city of Gotham.



The intense conflict between Bruce and Ra's Al Ghul is used to demonstrate the director's purpose of standing up to injustice. Bruce's initiation into the League requires him to execute a man that has not had a fair trial however in Bruce's eyes the League's way of dealing with injustice is wrong. Like when the League thinks that destroying Gotham is the right thing to do because of the crime it is facing, Ra's Al Ghul says. "Gotham's time has come. Like Constantinople or Rome before it the city has become a breeding ground for suffering and injustice. It is beyond saving and must be allowed to die. This is the most important function of the league of shadows. It is one we've performed for centuries. Gotham... must be destroyed." Ra's also uses a metaphor to try and convince

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