I AM BATMAN

Bruce became the Batman because he suffered from a tragedy and instead of  wanting to cause other people the same pain in which many of the villians want to do he wants to, he turns it around and wants people to NOT feel what he has felt and protect them. Trauma involves “experiencing actual or threatened death or serious injury to oneself or others and reacting to this horrific event with intense fear, helplessness or horror.” Three of the top superhero’s have such tragic there is Superman who had to leave his planet because his whole planet was going to explode, Spiderman who had no parents and his uncle died before him and finally Batman whose parents were both shot infront of him.

 My Project is called I AM BATMAN, because we all can be Batman, and by that I mean we all can be heroes. Why do we have to sit around because we think we are not worth it? We all have what it takes to be a hero, we all can be BATMAN.

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