#daggett

Not sure these are still of interest to anyone; may begin keeping these more to highlights and short thoughts.

Tis was a good episode.

At first I thought Batman had an appointment to be in the area to deal with crime as it was the location of his parents' murder. But as I watched, I realized that he kept getting distracted from whatever the appointment really was.

What it was an appointment for was very sentimentally sweet-sad at the same time.

I think what made it good episode, aside from the backstory shown rather than told in direct dialogue, was it's broadly sympathetic attitude to people living in lower income and/or degentrified communities. I don't have the right words to express this so I'm probably saying it wrong, but the way it focused on a location that could be deemed an eyesore but for the most part treated the people as sympathetic.

I am disliking Daggett more.

As I watched, I was trying to seduce what his company does exactly. In Feats of Clay, it seems pharmaceutical, but I don't think that's what it is. My guess assumption is that it's multipurpose industries, a bit like how Wayne Enterprises works. His goal seems to make money using untested or dangerous methods, while retaining a popular good guy persona.