Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Rage if you have a character who has shown to be too proud to admit weakness and inferiority do you think that one interpretation of that scene isthat Batman is admitting hes weaker but in a veiled form?
He isn't to proud, Batman is calculating and knows when he will lose and when he could lose. When it's obvious he will lose, he reacts to it by cheating and using other methods through his intelligence, but when it's just a possibility he could lose, he meets the challenge head to head. Batman is tough.
Why the hell would it be in a veiled form?
He might as well not say anything at all, or just out right say his inferior.
Perhaps you should look up the word conceivably. It's saying he could lose, not that he would lose.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
It is, because the site was pruned but if you want we could possibly show you a thread were another poster saw nd was discussing it, so you know where not making shit up.
Tough. I never said you're making it up.