"Maybe I can be a legend too. And maybe this is the start of my own story."

Tris Plover believes in Batman, believing in the legend from Earth, in that there is something more than the ground to look down at. She was offered a possible way ba k to normal, and she didn't take it because she realized it was wrong. She didn't know what was outside the ship that they were on. She met Batman, who was older than anyone she knew. She got to see what was beyond the ship. She got to see the stars. She became Robin, and she fought her way into the ships navigation centers. She knew that Batman wasn't going to come out alive. She believed in finding a place for the people, a place where there could be more than ground and more than the expectations of life. She found that planet, found the destination they needed to go, and she would never see it. She never got to see the planet, but she led everyone else there. They tell her story, she is a new legend. She brought Gotham back to the ground.

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Eighty Robins in Eighty Days

80/80: Tris Plover as Robin (Legends of the Dead Earth)

Tris Plover is a farmer on a space vessel called Gotham. She gets in trouble with the authorities when she sees Batman flying overhead. The authorities tag her as a threat, and she flees to the sewer system. She eventually decides to locate Batman and try to do what he does, causing her to leave her designated area and trigger an alarm. She is saved from death at the hands of the proctors by Batman. He informs her of the universe outside of Gotham, and tells her that the ship is not going anywhere due to a navigation malfunction. Batman tells her of the lies that the government has been telling, and allows her to aid him on his quest to find the ship's computer as Robin. Sources:

Robin Annual (Vol. 4) #4 by Jason Armstrong (Image)

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