Why didn't Bane put Lucius on trial after he was caught giving information about the bomb to Captain Jones?
(Not trying to start a TDKR bashing thread because I actually really like the film, lol)
I was never quite sure why Catwoman could come and go as she pleased,either.She wasn't a member of the LoS,but they acted like she worked for Bane?
Why didn't Bane put Lucius on trial after he was caught giving information about the bomb to Captain Jones?
(Not trying to start a TDKR bashing thread because I actually really like the film, lol)
I was never quite sure why Catwoman could come and go as she pleased,either.She wasn't a member of the LoS,but they acted like she worked for Bane?
Ah, well that makes sense. Just a little tiny thing that was bugging me, lol.It seems like it was just a mob of rich people who the inmates would pick a half dozen or so from everyday for Crane to "judge." There was no order or organization. The only reason Gordon got a trip to the front of the line is because he was (at the time) the only figure perceived as a serious threat to the plan. Dispensing of Gordon and the head of any sort of resistance could mean there would be no problems with the bomb going off.
When Bane said they needed to see the next era of western civilization, I viewed it as Bane wanted to keep the Wayne Enterprises board members alive until the bomb detonates, which could explain why Bane even keeps Miranda around without the idea that she's really Talia al Ghul.