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Side-Kick
Join Date: Jul 2012
Posts: 68
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I have a question: Were all the Bane´s men members of the League of Shadows?
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Your Move, Creep
Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 631
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I imagine the closest to him may have been (Barsad for one) but the bulk of them were just disillusioned Gothamites.
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The White Wolf
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 8,835
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The ones closest to him were. If you can find a style guide/making-of book for Batman Begins, some of the LoS designs look just like the mercenaries. The rest were Gothamites. I'd say the two that brought Gordon to Bane were Gothamites.
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The Man of Steel
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 16,864
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The men shown with Bane in the beginning and in the sewers were most likely League of Shadow members(although it becomes confusing during that coup Bane was involved with...maybe Bane had some of his own men?), but once Blackgate prison was destroyed, Bane's army grew with just criminals, rapists, etc.
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Side-Kick
Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 5,111
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It's also implied that alot of the orphans have gone underground to find work, and are also being killed (thanks Bane!) and washing out of it. So it's hard to say, but the main point that is implied is that even Gothamites were helping Bane with his plan, forced into it because of poverty, and disillusioned enough not to raise a red flag to officials for fear of being tossed into jail with no chance of parole.
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