୨୧ BUT BEING NORMAL HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH US! ୨୧

batman & the cycle of violence - batman: night cries (1992) #1 // batman: night cries (1992) #1 // batman: legends of the dark knight (1989) #6 // batman: night cries (1992) #1 // batman: legends of the dark knight (1989) #7 // batman: legends of the dark knight (1989) #9 // batman: legends of the dark knight (1989) #9 // batman: shadow of the bat (1994) #0 // batman: the dark knight (2011) #10 // batman: night cries (1992) #1 // batman: fortunate son (2000) #1 // batman: shadow of the bat (1994) #2 // batman (1940) #603 // batman (1940) #603 // batman: the ultimate evil (1995) #2 // detective comics (1937) #982 // batgirl (2000) #24 // batman: dark age (2024) #1 // batman: dark age (2024) #1 // batman: dark age (2024) #1 // batman: night cries (1992) #1 // batman: the ten cent adventure (2002) #1 // batman: night cries (1992) #1 // batman: the ultimate evil (1995) #1 // gotham knights (2000) #1 // batman: war on crime (1999) #1 // year one: batman/scarecrow (2005) #1 // batman: ego (2000) #1 // batman: night cries (1992) #1 // batman: war on crime (1999) #1

It makes the Royals side easier to understand when it’s framed through the lense of generational trauma: every woman in your family has gone through this you’re being dramatic, it happened to me when I was your age and I turned out fine, this is a part of our heritage you should be proud.

And also as military propaganda: you’re doing it for your country, you’re keeping us all safe, you’ll come home and be celebrated, don’t worry about the ones who ended up homeless and traumatised you wont end up like them. We promise.