The Dark Knight Rises Page #17
BATMAN:
Miss Kyle -?
But she is gone.
So that's what that feels like.
INT. BATCAVE - NIGHT
Alfred is studying security camera footage of Bane killing
at the stock exchange. A roar builds - the waterfall glows
brighter until...SMASH! The Bat breaches, downdraft spraying
water. Two cubes rise - the Bat lands, Batman jumps out.
Alfred brushes water off his suit.
ALFRED:
Very inconspicuous. Shall I tell
the neighbors you got yourself a
new leaf-blower?
64.
WAYNE:
We bought all the neighbors.
Alfred takes the cowl from him, then the cape, as they walk.
ALFRED:
From the look of the television
coverage, you seem to have your
taste for wanton destruction back.
WAYNE:
(pulls out USB drive)
I retrieved this.
ALFRED:
Shouldn't the police be gathering
the evidence?
WAYNE:
They don't have the tools to
analyze it.
ALFRED:
They would if you gave them to them
-
WAYNE:
One man's tool is another man's
weapon.
ALFRED:
In your mind, perhaps. But there
aren't many things you couldn't
turn into a weapon.
WAYNE:
Alfred. Enough. The police weren't
getting it done -
ALFRED:
Perhaps they would've if you
haven't made a sideshow of
yourself.
WAYNE:
Perhaps you're upset you were
wrong.
ALFRED:
Wrong?
65.
WAYNE:
You thought I didn't have it in me.
Alfred looks at him. Puts down the cape and cowl.
ALFRED:
You don't. You lead a bloated
police force on a merry chase with
some fancy new toys from Fox. What
about when you come up against him.
What then?
Alfred points to the monitor - Wayne sees Bane killing...
WAYNE:
I'll fight harder, I always have.
ALFRED:
When you had something to fight
for. What are you fighting for now?
Not your life.
Wayne moves to switch off the monitor. Alfred grabs his
hand.
ALFRED:
Take a good look. At his speed, his
ferocity, His training. I see the
power of belief. Of the fanatic. I
see the League of Shadows
resurgent.
WAYNE:
You said he was excommunicated.
ALFRED:
By R¯'s al Gh¯l. Who leads them
A U:
now?
WAYNE:
R¯'s al Gh¯l was the League of
A U:
Shadows. And I beat him. Bane's
just a mercenary, and we have to
find out what he's up to.
Wayne plugs the USB in, hits keys. Text scrolls.
WAYNE:
Trades of some kind. Coded...
The screen blanks, a thumb print appears.
66.
ALFRED:
Is that -?
WAYNE:
Mine. Courtesy of Selina Kyle.
Wayne pulls out the USB, rises.
Get this to Fox - he can crack the
code and tell us what trades they
were executing.
Alfred looks at Wayne. Takes the USB.
INT. HALL, WAYNE MANOR - CONTINUOUS (NIGHT)
As Wayne hits the bottom of the stairs, Alfred calls.
ALFRED:
I'll get this to Fox. But no more.
Wayne hears his tone of voice. Turns to him.
ALFRED:
I've sewn you up and set your
bones...but I won't bury you. I've
buried enough members of the Wayne
family.
WAYNE:
You'd abandon me?
ALFRED:
You see only one end to your story.
Leaving is all I have to make you
understand:
you aren't Batmananymore - you have to find another
way. You used to talk about
finishing. About life beyond that
awful cave -
WAYNE:
Rachel died knowing we'd decided to
be together. That was my life
beyond this cave and I can't just
move on. She didn't. She couldn't.
Alfred considers this. Looks away.
ALFRED:
What if he had? What if she wasn't
intending to make a life with you?
67.
WAYNE:
She was, I can't change that -
ALFRED:
What if, before she died, she'd
written a letter? Explaining that
she'd chosen Harvey Dent over you?
Wayne watches, confused, as the old man prepares to say -
ALFRED:
And what if, to spare you
pain...I'd burned that letter?
Wayne stares at Alfred, shocked.
WAYNE:
Why would you say such a thing?
ALFRED:
Because I have to make you
understand.
WAYNE:
You're lying.
ALFRED:
Because you are as precious to me
as you were to your own mother and
father and I swore to them that I
would protect you and I haven't.
WAYNE:
You're lying!
ALFRED:
I've never lied to you. Except when
I burned Rachel's letter.
Wayne turns on the old man, furious.
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