[ he knows that peter is trying to help, but he really doesn’t have the background of everything that could possibly be there. Half of which Jason knows is squarely his fault, because of his stubborn resistance to let go the grudge that started all of this.
Just like Bruce couldn’t just let the Joker go, even though the guy was a clear maniac, and his existence alone having caused so much pain and misery in Gotham. Just like Bruce disowning him to protect Cobblepot, the guy that framed his actual father, who was just some dumb, nameless henchman in a sea of super villains.
To say it’s complicated is just slightly understating it.
But he can appreciate the thought, even if “fixing it” is a hope he doesn’t have. Not anymore. ]
There’s no guarantee we’ll ever meet. Also, while I’m not ignorant about multiple universes, it just seems like a bad idea to add time travel on top of it.
Tell him the future, try to get him to understand another side of an argument I hope doesn’t happen? Think that maybe this version of him isn’t the immovable object at what cost?
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Just like Bruce couldn’t just let the Joker go, even though the guy was a clear maniac, and his existence alone having caused so much pain and misery in Gotham. Just like Bruce disowning him to protect Cobblepot, the guy that framed his actual father, who was just some dumb, nameless henchman in a sea of super villains.
To say it’s complicated is just slightly understating it.
But he can appreciate the thought, even if “fixing it” is a hope he doesn’t have. Not anymore. ]
There’s no guarantee we’ll ever meet. Also, while I’m not ignorant about multiple universes, it just seems like a bad idea to add time travel on top of it.
Tell him the future, try to get him to understand another side of an argument I hope doesn’t happen? Think that maybe this version of him isn’t the immovable object at what cost?