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[BEEPING]
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We'll be right there, commissioner.
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ROBIN: I agree with the commissioner,
Batman.
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This clue looks like it points
to the Gotham River.
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There's always more to a clue
than what meets the eye.
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Crazy Quilt's paintings
are no exception.
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He's referring to waves of light,
not water.
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Red, blue and green are the basic colors
by which the human eye perceives light.
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Here's where we'll find
that flamboyant fiend.
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Quilt is after the extremely dangerous
stimulated emission light amplifier.
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Gosh, Batman, you're right again.
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No time to rest on our laurels, Robin.
Stay alert.
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Hold it right there, Quilt.
We cracked your color clues.
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And now you're painted into a corner.
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The Dynamic Duo.
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Allow me to introduce my comrades,
the Color Guard.
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They'll make abstracts of both of you.
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[GRUNTING]
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Ha. The Caped Crusaders win again.
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[LIGHT AMPLIFIER POWERING UP]
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I will carve the cityscape into
a masterpiece to rival Mount Rushmore.
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That's a pretty ambitious plan
for a guy who can barely dress himself.
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No taunting, Robin.
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[GASPS]
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Insolent whelp.
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Cowards.
Step forth and submit to my genius.
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Holy delusions of grandeur, Batman.
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I think Quilt is a few colors short
of a rainbow.
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He needs to be taught
to stay between the lines.
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Sacrifice yourself
and go from mere men...
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...to masterpieces.
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[SCREAMS]
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I guess Crazy Quilt
finally saw the light, Batman.
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Yes, Robin.
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He's learned the hard way
that justice is blind.
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COP:
Come out with your hands up.
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[GROANING]
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COP:
That's not gonna work on him.
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Omega alert. Officer in need of backup.
The big backup.
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Walking out the front door
with a 2-ton safe?
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You're about as subtle
as you are smart, Grundy.
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Mind if I borrow that?
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[GRUNTING]
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I may be small, but around here,
I'm the big man in charge.
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No boss. No lectures.
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And the best part...
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...I get to have all the fun to myself.
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He's all yours, officer.
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Thank you, Robin.
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The citizens of Bludhaven
can sleep safer knowing you're on patrol.
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Bludhaven may look filthy...
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...but at least I've cleaned
the criminal scum off the streets.
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Even though some people thought
I couldn't make it on my own.
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- Strange. It looks like--
BATMAN: Morse code.
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It spells out an address
on the corner of Haney and Aparo.
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What are you doing here?
Shouldn't you be in a whale's belly...
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-...with Aquaman or something?
- Crazy Quilt escaped.
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From Arkham, I know.
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Good. Then you know
it's you he's after.
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Yeah. I've got it under control.
See you at the next Bat-family reunion.
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You have no idea
how deranged Quilt's become.
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You always knew more than I did
about criminals, right?
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Look, I know you left Gotham
so you could be your own man...
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...but I'm only here to help.
It'll be just like old times.
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- Fine. But just remember--
- Follow my lead.
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--You're in my city now.
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It could be a trap.
Stay behind me, Robin.
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If you're worried about my well-being,
maybe I'd be safer back in the cave...
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...rotating the tires on the Batmobile.
You know, like old times.
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Speedy had to sharpen arrows.
Aqualad had to scrape barnacles.
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Everyone earns their stripes.
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Stay alert.
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Red fish?
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- A red herring, to be precise, Robin.
- That means...
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-...he's throwing us off the trail.
- It means more than that.
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The painter Henri Matisse
abandoned his brush...
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...in favor of paper cutouts
for the same reason Quilt has.
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He's blind.
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QUILT [OVER LOUDSPEAKER]:
Brilliant as always, Batman.
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Unlike Matisse, however,
I was blinded by a prepubescent brat.
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Quilt, you're a lousy artist
and a lousier villain.
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If you've got the guts to show yourself,
I'll gladly take you on alone.
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QUILT:
Then come and get me, little birdie.
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Wait, Robin, it's a trick.
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I can handle
whatever this Z-lister's got.
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[GRUNTS]
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[GRUNTING]
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Warned you.
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[QUILT LAUGHING]
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A good likeness, don't you think?
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Without sight, I'm forced to be
a little more creative with my art.
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Coward. Open the door and face me.
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I wasn't up all night
cutting out paper fish...
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...just to have a boxing match
with you, boy.
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I have something much bigger in mind.
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In the meantime, my kaleidoscope
will generate enough centripetal force...
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...to flatten you
into two-dimensional masterpieces...
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...that will hang
in my private collection.
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The spinning force
combined with physical pressure...
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00:10:00,977 --> 00:10:03,271
...could be enough to puncture the wall
with the Batarang.
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We'll be crushed by then.
The projector for the light patterns...
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...should be plugged into
the same power source as the machine.
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[GRUNTING]
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If I can just hit it with the Batlaser...
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More often than not...
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...escaping a deathtrap
is about quick thinking, not brute force.
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Yeah, but my way worked too.
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Quilt said he's after something bigger.
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We need to find out what, fast.
Let's move.
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ROBIN:
Oh, man. He trashed my bike.
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Not to worry, Robin.
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Please, not the sidecar.
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- I thought you liked the sidecar.
- Yeah, when I was 8.
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Look, I can handle this alone.
It's me he wants.
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That's precisely why
you won't handle it alone.
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Quilt is a madman
and more dangerous than ever.
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But he still can't resist leaving clues
to his crimes.
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Have there been any art thefts
in Bludhaven since he escaped?
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Van Gogh's Starry Night was on loan to
the museum. It went missing yesterday.
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It must mean
Quilt is heading to S.T.A.R. Labs.
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I've got it. Starry Night.
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It must mean
Quilt is heading to S.T.A.R. Labs.
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Boy, am I glad to see you, Batman.
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They're after
the stimulated emission light amplifier.
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That's what Quilt was after
when we put him away years ago.
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ROBIN:
Arts and crafts are over, Quilt.
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The Boy Blunder.
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Alas, I was hoping
you would be flat enough...
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...to fold into a little paper hat
by now.
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Instead, I'll make you the centerpiece
of a much more ambitious installation.
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[GRUNTING]
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Let the scientist go.
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QUILT:
Batman, always ordering people around.
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[LAUGHS]
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Well, now you can answer to me.
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- Quilt's all mine.
BATMAN: No.
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You go after Red.
He's probably prepping their getaway.
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You always make me
go after the henchmen.
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Because you're good at it. Now, go.
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"You're good at it."
Quilt is my villain, and this is my city.
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All I want is a little...
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...respect?
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This is just redundant.
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[GRUNTING]
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You can't even see well enough to use
that thing. What's your game, Quilt?
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True, you're nothing
but a big blue blob...
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...but when I have this device
wired into my optic nerves...
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...I'll be able to carve a building
into a work of art just by looking at it.
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You're a sick, lost soul, Quilt.
Give yourself up.
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No. It's you who's lost.
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[GRUNTS]
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You always wanted to escape
the shadow of the Bat, Robin.
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Here's your chance.
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You're gonna wish you stayed in Arkham
with your coloring books.
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I'm going to weave you both
into carpets...
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...and spend the rest of my life
walking all over you.
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Call me a coward now, you little runt.
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Quilt, we gotta go.
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Who's laughing now, little birdie?
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Who's laughing now?
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[LAUGHING]
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Quilt, the cops.
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[SIREN WAILING]
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Very well.
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[ROBIN GRUNTING]
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For years, I sat in that cell...
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...listening to Robin's exploits
on the radio...
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...dreaming of his annihilation,
destroying him over and over.
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With the modifications to my helmet...
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...I will pull apart this whole city
in his name, telling the citizens:
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"This is all Robin's fault."
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[ROBIN GRUNTING]
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ROBIN: Quilt always leaves a clue.
This time, he left one by accident.
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If I were going to turn Batman
into a carpet...
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...there's only one place to do it.
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ROBIN:
Quilt gave you lookout duty, huh?
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Yeah, I used to get lookout duty too.
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And after all these years,
Batman still treats me like I'm a little kid.
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[GRUNTING]
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Thanks for listening.
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[GRUNTING]
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- Now, that's just creepy.
BATMAN: Good job, Robin.
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You have to get me out of here quickly,
so listen carefully.
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No, you listen.
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I've got some things
I wanna get off my chest.
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First off, I'm not a child anymore.
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So I don't need you checking up on me
and always looking over my shoulder.
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Sure, you taught me a lot
when I was a kid.
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But I'm an adult now,
and I've got my own city to look after.
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I don't need help.
I don't chase henchmen.
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I don't get the costumes dry-cleaned.
And I don't ride in sidecars.
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Admit it, Batman,
I'm just as good as you.
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Huh?
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Thanks for taking out the henchmen.
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Yeah. Apparently, that's my specialty.
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[LIGHT AMPLIFIER POWERING UP]
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It seems I get the pleasure
of destroying you twice in one day.
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Fine, I'll sit for a portrait...
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...but make sure you get my good side,
okay?
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I made a few modifications.
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00:19:38,929 --> 00:19:42,015
Now I can wipe you out
with a mere thought.
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00:19:47,771 --> 00:19:51,733
The world is my canvas,
and you'll be my paint.
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[LAUGHING]
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He's got us cornered.
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00:20:24,725 --> 00:20:27,853
- So, what's the plan?
- Your villain, your call.
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I'm on it.
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QUILT: I'll bring this entire city clown
on top of us...
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...if that's what it takes, boy.
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[LAUGHING]
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Batman was always a father to me.
That doesn't mean I forgot my roots.
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[GROANS]
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[GRUNTS]
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Once a Flying Grayson,
always a Flying Grayson.
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[GROANING]
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- Well done, old chum.
ROBIN: Thanks.
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I'm glad you finally have faith
I can do things on my own.
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I've always had faith in you, Robin.
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That's why I trusted you
to work the streets of Bludhaven solo.
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Well, I learned from the best.
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[BEEPER RINGING]
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The commissioner just called.
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Killer Moth hijacked
the Gotham Bank money train.
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- If you're up for it.
- Gosh, I'd-- I mean, sure, I'm up for it.
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Then let's roll.
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