[ SECRET POST #2616 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2616 ⌋

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Comments

[applemagpie]

Bruce is cynical in the sense that he's very paranoid, and always prepares for the worst, but in many ways he's also pretty idealistic. For example he always believes that every criminal he encounters can be rehabilitated and deserves a helping hand and second chance(the Joker being an exception, of course). So I don't know if he's cynicism personified, per say. I guess it depends on the writer too.
But yes, I do agree that Clark is more relatable, and incredibly human. I love both of them, so yeah, definitely not arguing against you on that one.