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Misunderstood Analysis Of Bat Man

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I have never been one to start fights one to get in trouble. I am always the mediator or arbitrator and try to persuade my friends to stay out of trouble. Being a villain would be new to me. The one thing that I could say about me that relates to a villain is that I think I am misunderstood by many people. There are many villains that I believe are misunderstood and it is the hero who may be the actual villain who tries to destroy the villain just because the villain is misunderstood and different. A villain has a reason for being who he/she is. The Bat Man series illustrates this concept very well. How the villain was raised and a series of events seem to move the villain into that role. Nobody is interested in reaching out and helping the

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