"We Asked Psychiatrists to Decode Bruce Wayne’s..." Topic

… Emotional Problems in Gotham.

"This article was written by the psychiatrists of Broadcast Thought—Dr. Vasilis K. Pozios and Dr. Praveen R. Kambam. Minor spoilers for Gotham follow.

Because it's essentially an origin story for the Batman universe, the heroes and villains on Fox's Gotham face constant challenges as they grow into their familiar roles. Detective James Gordon wages a seemingly unwinnable war against corruption in the show's titular city. Oswald Cobblepot attempts to earn (self-) respect while yearning for power amongst Gotham's crime families. And young Bruce Wayne, of course, must come to terms with the death of his parents. How they handle these issues solidifies who they will become—good or bad.

In real life, how people cope with adversity may be more important to their outcomes than the hardship they face. The same can be said for the characters of Gotham. Their coping styles—both adaptive and maladaptive—are just one piece of their evolution into heroes or villains. But for Bruce Wayne, successfully coping with loss and overcoming adversity are central to his transformation into Batman. Is there something unique to how Bruce reacts to life's challenges compared to the other heroes and villains of Gotham?…"
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All that really matters is who is going to end up being the Joker.

Also the Penquin needs to put on weight.

Wouldn't trust a Psychiatrist that would pimp themselves out this way.

Like I trust psychiatrists anyway.

This is the kind of rubbish you get when you start taking comic books seriously.

Wot John the OFM said.

Batman is real, he's on TV so it must be real.