Chapter 444: Batman Can't Save Gotham

Arthur and his mother lived a very poor life. At this time, he still didn't know what his mother wrote in the letter to Thomas Wayne, but he could guess that it was nothing more than hoping to get help from this rich man. Improve their lives.

Arthur felt that his mother was doing useless work and that rich people would not care about the lives and lives of low-class people like them. However, his mother did not think so. Instead, she told him seriously: Only big figures like Thomas Wayne can change this city. .

Seeing this, Arthur outside the video couldn't help but laugh out loud. He didn't get sick this time, but simply thought the video was a bit funny.

Sheriff Gordon glanced at him and frowned: "Thomas can indeed change Gotham. He has both the ability and the ideas, and even if he can't do it, his children can do it!"

Arthur shrugged: "Maybe, but whether he, you, or Batman, what do you want to change Gotham into?

Is it the Gotham you want to see, a Gotham full of light, justice and hope, or is it a Gotham that is fair and just, where everyone does not have to worry about their livelihood and can be happy every day? "

"what do you mean?"

Chief Gordon shook his head: "Sure enough, I can't reason with people like you. Don't you think what you said is contradictory? A Gotham full of light, justice and hope is of course fair and just, so naturally it can Makes people happy!”

"Hahaha... I'm sorry, I should write down this passage. It's a very good joke - wait, where is my notebook?" Arthur laughed and groped around for a long time, but couldn't find it for a long time. His notebook records his daily thoughts, jokes, and baggage.

And his slightly crazy behavior certainly made Commissioner Gordon frown, "You are mocking us for only building a Gotham that looks prosperous and bright, but is actually dark and corrupt, right?"

Bruce Wayne and Peter Parker also looked over.

"Uh-huh..." Arthur put away his smile and looked directly at them: "We all understand the truth that different people see different hope and light.

Just like the Wayne Group, these rich people naturally hope to earn more money and benefits. Is a fair and just Gotham without poor people what they want to see?

Stop kidding yourself! The conscience of rich people is always moved by themselves, and they are willing to organize some beautiful-looking charity dinners.

But are they willing to give more benefits to those sanitation workers who are on strike, and to give more and better job benefits to the unemployed poor? If they are willing, haha, how can they make money?

So isn’t the fact very clear? The fairness, justice, bright justice that the poor demand, and the ‘fairness and justice’ that the rich want are not the same thing at all! "

Chief Gordon's eyes widened when he heard this. He found that although this guy's crazy words were a bit outrageous, they still made some sense. He could only shake his head and said: "Your idea is too radical. Why can't you make money from fair and equitable transactions? Wayne Group and other large companies also provide people with many jobs and allow them to live a happy life! ”

Arthur said with a smile: "Chief Gordon, maybe you should run for mayor, you are very eloquent. But you can't convince those who are on strike.

It's even less possible for you to convince the rich to give profits to the poor, so I say, you, Harvey Dent, Batman and his dad.

Do you expect that catching some gangsters will bring light and hope to Gotham? Hahaha, I can only say that you are too naive! "

Chief Gordon was speechless for a moment, not because he was convinced by Arthur, but because he felt that he really shouldn't argue with a crazy mental patient on these issues.

However, Bruce Wayne asked seriously: "Then if you follow your ideas, what should you do to bring the fairness and justice you want to Gotham?"

"A social experiment?"

Arthur smiled shyly, seeing that both Spider-Man and Chief Gordon had their eyes widened, and waved his hands: "It's just a joke. I actually don't know what to do. I actually just want to make myself more beautiful." Be happy and change the whole city? I don’t have that many ideas.”

Arthur originally wouldn't have thought of this, but after joining the quiz game and watching what another Gotham joker did, as well as some of his future videos, he had some insights.

The madman is on the left, and the genius is on the right. Sometimes madmen and geniuses do have something in common, and they can often come up with some brilliant ideas.

At the same time, in the video, after Arthur had a chat with his mother, they watched the TV comedy show-The Murray Franklin Show together.

Murray is an excellent stand-up comedian and Arthur's idol. In the video, Arthur is watching the show very seriously, and suddenly the camera cuts to the recording site of the Murray Franklin Show.

Accompanied by the festive and lively music, Murray slowly came onto the stage. The audience gave him warm applause, and Arthur was among them, but he was different from the one who was wearing red clothes before. Arthur is wearing blue clothes.

He applauded enthusiastically, and after Murray made his opening remarks, Arthur even stood up and shouted loudly: "I like you, Murray!"

Murray noticed him, "Hey, was it you who was shouting just now? Stand up, let's talk, what's your name?"

"Arthur, my name is Arthur." Arthur stood up with a shy smile on his face.

Murray asked him where he was from, and Arthur said that he currently lived with his mother in Gotham, which caused laughter from the audience around him. After all, Arthur was so old, and he still lived with his mother. He was obviously relying on his parents.

But Murray stopped the audience from laughing and helped Arthur out, saying, "There's nothing funny about this. I also lived with my mother before I became rich. Arthur, I can see that there is something special about you.

I was that kind of child. When my father said he was going out to buy a pack of cigarettes, he never came back."

Hearing this, Arthur said with empathy, "I know this feeling, Murray. From the moment I can remember, I have been the backbone of the family. I took good care of my mother!"

When he said this, Arthur's face was a little proud. This was probably the only thing he could say. As a loser at the bottom, there were too few successes in life that he could be proud of, and it was not just him.