Under The | Red Hood ^new^

Not a temporary lapse. Not a moment of rage in a dark alley. But a cold, calculated, and permanent crossing of the line.

Jason has clawed his way back from the grave (thanks to a reality-altering punch from Superboy in the comics; streamlined in the film as a Lazarus Pit resurrection by Ra’s al Ghul). And he hasn't come back to thank Bruce. He's come back to force a confession. Most Batman stories frame his no-kill rule as a moral absolute—a sacred line that separates him from the monsters he fights. Under the Red Hood does something radical: it argues that rule, in this specific instance, is a failure of love. under the red hood

“Did you ever think about maybe... just this once... choosing me?” Not a temporary lapse