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Ok guys. This one of these threads again. This time, it's about Batman Begins.
I remember a while ago in the BB forum, somebody posted what Ra's Al Ghul meant by the line, "Like your father, you lacked to courage to do what was necessary" during the scene when Ra's and the League of Shadows burn Wayne Manor.
This poster also showed the outline of why Ra's Al Ghul was NOT "indirectly responsible" for the death of Wayne's parents. The sad thing is, I forgot what this poster wrote. I searched in the Batman Begins forums and I couldn't find it.
So my question is:
What did Ra's Al Ghul mean when he said, "Like your father, you (Bruce) lacked the courage to do what was necessary"?
I remember a while ago in the BB forum, somebody posted what Ra's Al Ghul meant by the line, "Like your father, you lacked to courage to do what was necessary" during the scene when Ra's and the League of Shadows burn Wayne Manor.
This poster also showed the outline of why Ra's Al Ghul was NOT "indirectly responsible" for the death of Wayne's parents. The sad thing is, I forgot what this poster wrote. I searched in the Batman Begins forums and I couldn't find it.
So my question is:
What did Ra's Al Ghul mean when he said, "Like your father, you (Bruce) lacked the courage to do what was necessary"?