The Dark Knight Rises What did Dr. Pavel do after the plane crash?

He was gagged up detained and bound constrained in Bane's dungeon prison.

 

He was being watched over by LoS members until he was needed. Not to be rude, but is it even really important, though?

 

Bane gave him a set of Operation



to keep him entertained.

 

He held onto his fear for later.

 

thats not the climbing rope.. its a rope for the los members when they go down..

 

hahahah this is great.

 

Explain how it's important, lol.

And how would it be "crazy" for the LoS to watch over Pavel? They wanted him healthy. It's not exactly strategic to have a rundown Pavel helping them turn a fusion reactor into a nuclear bomb.

That was a different rope.

 

Who's to say he would've gone crazy? The cops didn't go crazy for being trapped for five months, so why would Pavel?

And he was severely pissed when Bane had his men take the bomb out of the stabilizer.

 

Glad you liked it.

About this, I wonder what segment of the plan Bane was referring to with that line?

 

They could have kept him anywhere. Clearly the LoS had bases throughout the world (the place in China, the place they launched their airplane from, etc.). But as you said, he might very well have been in the sewers with Bane for a while.

Why would he have gone crazy? The LoS wouldn't have kept him in solitary confinement, nor would they have treated him unnecessarily roughly. The sewers may not have sunlight, but I'm sure he was well-fed, provided with diversions (such as reading), etc. The LoS needed him to be mentally and physically in good shape, so he could perform the function they needed him for.

Sure, but he probably also saw the hopelessness of his situation. After six months, he probably felt it was pointless to resist and just went along with it, knowing it was his best chance for saving his family (who Bane was holding hostage).

 

You think Bane had his family? I thought it was Bane' League leader showing there.

 

I'm not sure. When he said "For the sake of your children, I hope so..." I'm not sure if he literally meant Pavel's children (as in, he had them hostage) or if he meant in the grand scheme (that his plan was for the good of all of humanity's children).

 

I assumed Pavel had a family, but Bane didn't really have them as hostages, they were just halfway around the world from where Pavel is.

 

Who cares where he was, it's irrelevant. It's also common sense to just think of a place where the LOS kept him.

 

Why should it have?

It's not relevant to the story and plot, or main characters. The movie was quite long and STILL didn't touch deeply enough on many more important issues and themes. It certainly didn't need to waste any more screentime on Pavel.

Pavel was kept as a hostage for six months, as the prologue (the plane heist) takes place six months before Bane enacts his plan in Gotham (confirmed in dialogue by Talia when Bruce shows the reactor to her). The bomb then goes off five months after that.

Nobody captured Bane for the plane heist. The whole thing was a setup orchestrated by Bane, to get him on the plane with Dr. Pavel so they could extract him. The person driving the car (carrying Bane and the other hooded thugs) was Barsad, Bane's right-hand man.

Bane was rejected by the League of Shadows by Ra's al Ghul, before "Batman Begins." This movie, "The Dark Knight Rises," takes place 9 years after "Batman Begins."

After Batman defeats Ra's, it's perfectly conceivable that the League of Shadows was in shambles, and that Bane and Talia went back to the League to take over the leadership in the resulting power vacuum.

It's also perfectly conceivable that Bane wasn't actually leading the League, and that he just claimed to for his own purposes.

It's also perfectly conceivable that he made his own, new "League of Shadows," now that the original, Ra's-League had been defeated.

Both of these latter two theories jive with the fact that Bane's methods seem a bit more blatant and roundabout than typical League methods.

 

Bane kept Pavel inside his mask. That's why it looks like cage bars.

 

Seriously man, you're asking some pretty irrelevant questions, lol.

But, I'll bite...Bane was ex-communicated, indeed, but that was during Ra's al Ghul's reign. He died years ago and him and Talia al Ghul started what should be called the League of Shadows 2.0. And no one "captured" Bane. It was a ploy to take down the CIA's plane and their plan of escorting Dr. Pavel into the US under their custody.

 

Tincan, did you understand anything in the film? I'm being serious when I ask this and not trying to be *****ey.