"There is a war coming." "A-a terrible war." "There-there will be chaos." "Rivers of blood in the streets." "I know it!" "I-I can see it coming." "It's time." "Somebody has to take over; it might as well be me." "My name's James Gordon, a detective." "My name is Bruce Wayne." "I promise, I will find the man who did this." "Stop or I'll shoot!" "Mario Pepper was framed by Fish Mooney and the cops." "Why snitch on your own boss?" "You want to push Fish out, huh?" "I told you this is important." "I ain't looking for no girl." "I'm looking for a weapon." "The old man has to go." "He figures we're working together, we'd be cooked." "You're under arrest for the murder of Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot." "Holy crap." "I am Oswald Cobblepot." "You son of a bitch." "He's alive?" "!" "Alive?" "!" "No!" "Boss, what's wrong?" "Gordon didn't kill Penguin like he was told." "What?" "Penguin is still alive and working for Maroni?" "No." "You go find Gordon, and you bring him to me." "Still breathing." "I want to talk to that son of a bitch." "Hey, guys." "Leave a message." "Barbara, if you're at home, listen to me." "I need you to get out right now." " I thought we were friends." " Harvey!" "Shut up!" "Game's over." "Now I got to kill you and take your body back to Falcone, and beg, beg him for mercy!" "Listen to me." "I screwed up." "But I have a plan to make things right." "Don't kill me." "Help me." "You think I'm an idiot?" "Walk away!" "Walk away." "Help me." "We don't have to go out like this." "You better hope you never see me again." "What a place, huh?" "A beautiful home for a beautiful lady." "Please tell me what you want." "I guess there's no harm in the truth." "See, your boyfriend was supposed to kill a certain person for somebody." "Only, he didn't." "And now that somebody is real mad." "Cobblepot." "What?" "He didn't kill Cobblepot." "There you go!" "You're hip." "You are hip." "That Jim Gordon is one lucky son of a gun." "What are you, like, a hundred pounds?" "110?" "I bet that's your real hair color, too." "What are you gonna... do to Jim?" "You ever been with a criminal?" "Some ladies find it a turn-on." "Jim." "Speak of the devil." "I was just getting to know your lovely lady." "You're trespassing." "Get out." "Slow down, Hoss." "You're misreading the situation." "I'm the shot caller here." "The situation is you've been told to bring me in alive, or I'd be dead already." "But I'm happy to kill you right here and now." "Don't be such a hard-ass." "Come on, you know the rules." "You play nice, you take your lumps... nobody else gets hurt." "Tell your friend to drop his gun or I'll blow his brains out." " Oh, my God, Jim." " It's okay." "It's under control." "Drop your gun." "Okay." "Have it your way." "But now, after we kill you, we're gonna kill blondie, too." "Nice and slow." "We've got to go." "Right now." "Barbara." "The Westbound Interstate Express departs in five minutes, Bay 12." "Barbara." " What?" " Listen." "No, no." "No." " Just a couple of days and I'll join you." " No." "There are things I need to do." "Fine." "Then if you stay, I stay." "Okay?" "Because I love you, Jim." "I cannot leave you." "I love you, too." "That's why you need to leave." "If I know you're safe, there's nothing they can do to me." "I'll make things right, and then I'll come join you." "And what if you don't?" "Don't come back." "Don't come back to Gotham." "No, Jim." "Gordon's here." "Is he nuts?" "What's he doing here?" "You believe this guy?" "Hey, Alvarez." "You got any of those blank warrants that Judge Bam Bam signed?" "Uh... yeah." "This cannot stand." "Gordon must die, Bullock must die," "Penguin must die today!" "And Maroni, too, I suppose?" "If need be." "You're overreacting, my dear." "This Penguin's a nobody." "You want to start a war over the guy that carried your umbrella?" "He was on my hip everywhere with me." "He knows things." "Like what?" "Too much." "He knows too much!" "Go to Maroni and ask him politely to hand over your little man." "Politely." "If he refuses, we can talk about stronger measures." "Boss, this is weak response." "I hate to agree with Fish, but we need to show strength now." "We need to hit back hard." "No talk." "Penguin dead, Gordon dead, done." "Relax, Niko." "I know what I'm doing." "Where is Gordon?" "I thought you were bringing him with you." "No." "He wouldn't come without a struggle." "Now, I don't know if he's playing tough or crazy, but he's at work like nothing's wrong." "I'll send Victor to fetch him." "No need." "My guys can handle him." "I'll send Victor." "That's a nice handsome bird, huh?" "I don't know chickens." "Fall back." "The old man is right there." "Screw him." "He's done." "Now's the time to strike." " Not yet." " Not yet, not yet." "If not now, when?" "Look at him." "Maroni clan are laughing at us, and he plays with chickens." "That's what has me worried." "The chickens." "He's happy, relaxed, as if he doesn't have a care in the world." " That girl of yours is doing her job then." " No." "She says he hasn't even touched her." "She cooks and she cleans for him." "He likes to watch her do chores." "Weird." " But if that's his thing..." " No." "He's acting as if he knows something important that no one else knows." "What the hell are you doing here?" "I work here." "It's my shift." "Where else should I be?" "How about Alaska?" "Arrest warrants?" "For who?" "Mayor Aubrey James, Carmine Falcone and their close associates." "On charges of conspiracy and perversion of justice in the Wayne murder case." "Are you insane?" "No." "Maybe a little." "Feels good." "They're gonna try and kill me anyway." "Might as well make them pay a price for it." "You're gonna arrest the mayor and Don Falcone." "How?" "My testimony is attached to the warrants." "That alone is enough to indict them on a dozen counts." "Sure, if you could execute the warrants, which you can't." "If the D.A. Would prosecute, which he won't." "There's not a single cop or lawyer in the city who will help you." "I think there are plenty of people willing to help me once they see it's possible to fight back." "You're dreaming." "Nobody will help you." "I won't help you." "You don't think I want change just like you do?" "I have a family." "I understand." "Gordon... get out of town." "This is my home." "It was my father's home." "I'm not leaving." "Hello, everyone." "My name is Victor Zsasz." "I'm sent here personally by Don Carmine Falcone himself on a matter of deep concern to him, so please be respectful." "I'm here for Jim Gordon." "Only him." "Everybody else, mind your business and we're cool." "So where's Jim at?" "Thank you." "Hey, Jim!" "Jim." "Hi, Jim." "Relax." "I'm supposed to take you in alive." "Don Falcone wants to talk." "Tell Falcone we'll talk." "But not today." "Don't be that way." ""Alive" is a very broad category." "A man with no hands can still be alive." "There are 50 cops in here." "Try something." "Everybody out." "Please?" "!" "Go, boss." "Get out of here." " Jim..." " Go." "I can handle this." "Well, how now, Jim?" "Jim?" "Jim?" "Why are you hiding from me, Jim?" "What the...?" "There!" "You need a ride?" "Go, go, go, go, go!" "No." "No, please." "Twenty-eight." "You're back." "How do you feel?" "Terrible." "Where am I?" "Who are you?" "I'm a friend of Montoya and Allen." "I just took two bullets out of you and sewed you up." "Now I'm checking to see how you're doing." "So... who are you, what city are we in, and what day of the week is it?" "I'm James Gordon." "We're in Gotham." "It's Friday." "Why are there rats?" "It's the dissection lab at the university." "I gather you're a fugitive from the mob." "Can't go to the hospital, said Crispus." "Very exciting, I must say." "How long have I been out?" "Just a couple of hours or so." "You're very lucky." "No vital organs were..." "Whoa, whoa, lie back down." "Okay?" "You are hurt." "Just a week or so in bed..." "No, I have to go." "James, you have lost a lot of blood." "You have to do as I say and lie back down." "If you don't, you could die." "I have to stand." "Can you help me?" "Okay, okay." "Crispus?" "He said he's leaving already." " I have to go." "Now." " Sure." "Some clothes would be good though." "This is about tradition, values." "Snitches get stitches-- that's how it's always been." "You need to hand him over, Sal." "I know." "I should." "But what can I say?" "The little guy amuses me." "Don Falcone is going to be very unhappy." "You want to start a war over this punk?" "War?" "He's that important to you, is he?" "No." "He means nothing to us." "Respect is what matters here." "Respect I understand." "Penguin!" "Come on out here." "Don't be scared." "She won't bite." "You won't bite him, will you?" "Hello, Penguin." "Hello, Ms. Mooney." "Penguin, Ms. Mooney and her boss," "Mr. Falcone, feel disrespected by you." "Oh, dear." "Well, that certainly has never been my intention." "Well, respect is very important to them." "Now, I want a sincere apology from you for making them feel that way." "Oh, gosh, of course." "If I've in any way caused anyone to feel a lack of respect," "I apologize." "Sincerely." "There you go." "Can't say fairer than that." "Bloodshed, then." "I'm glad." "Jolly fat men are so tiresome." "And you... you little scaly-faced bitch." "What I'm gonna do to you." ""Torture" is far too nice of a word." "I'm sorry you feel that way, Fish..." "Only my friends... call me Fish." "Hey, sisters!" "How's it hanging?" "Holy...!" "Tell your boss Falcone won't let any of Maroni's trucks over the bridge." "Not till he gives up Penguin." "So, listen, you got to get hurt a little." "You want a beating or a bullet?" "Why we got to get hurt?" "Because we're sending a message this is a serious issue." "We'll tell him it's serious." "No problem." "Ah, you know what?" "How did they find out about the gun truck, huh?" "!" "That's $3 mil per week right there!" "Son of a bitch!" "$4.5 mil per, gross." "Cash." "Very aggressive move, isn't it?" "An overreaction." "They want to scare you." "Oh, is that right?" "You think that they think that Don Maroni can be scared?" "Of course, you're right." "No." "But why, then, would they react so ferociously?" "Why do they want me back so badly?" "I know why." "Because they know I got a stone moneymaker here." "A golden goose." "They know it, and they don't want us to have him." "Right, Penguin?" "Honk, honk." "What?" "Honk, honk." "It's what geese say." "Oh, right, right." "Honk, honk." "So, fine, he's a goose." "Maybe we can negotiate a price," " pay them off." " Yeah." "Yes." "Caution is wise." "The Falcone clan still is number one, after all." "Paying them off is the safe thing to do." "Screw safe." "They want to push me?" "They think I'm gonna fold?" "I'll push right back, harder." "Hit them where it hurts." "Today." "You know best." "If that's how you want to play it," "I think I know just the spot to hit them." "I owe you an apology." "You were telling the truth, and I wouldn't believe you." "Maybe my personal feelings towards Barbara got tangled up in there." "And that was wrong." "Forget it." "Anyhow, I-I'm sorry for misjudging you, and I'm very glad that we're on the same side now." "Yeah, me, too." "So Barbara's safe though?" "You're sure she's safe?" "I'm sure." "Gordon, is that you?" "!" "It's all right, Alfred." "It's all right." "He's a friend." "We couldn't risk a direct approach;" "there's people looking for me." "Ah, right." "Sorry about that, mate." "Can't be too careful." "In a spot of bother, are we, sir?" "Renee Montoya and Crispus Allen." "Pleased to meet you." "Bruce, I promised I would find your parents' killer." "I'm not sure I'm going to be able to keep that promise." "It's a long story, but I'm kind of in a tight spot." "I've upset some powerful people." "Stop treating me like a child." "Explain." "Bruce, you are a child." "You don't need to know..." "You expect to die!" "I'd like to know why." "Is it connected to my parents' murder?" "Yes, it's all connected." "Somehow." "Bruce..." "I will do my best to work this thing out." "But if I don't," "Montoya and Allen here will take over your parents' case." "I've told them everything I know." "You can trust them, one hundred percent." "One hundred percent." "Bruce, these are good detectives." "If anyone can find the truth, it's them." "Thank you." "Sir, what can we do to help you now?" "Nothing." "From here on in, I have to go it alone." "I don't want anyone else caught up in this." "I have to go." "You can hardly walk." "I'll be fine." "Yeah." "All yours." "You are good." "This way." "Not much further." "It's there." "Told you." "Easy as pie." "There must be a million dollars' worth here." "Yeah, you told us, all right." "You're clever." "You're very clever." "I sense a sarcastic and hostile edge to your tone." "Hostile?" "You got that right." "You ain't no golden goose, you're a yellow rat snitch, and you got Maroni all twisted." "I'm so glad we're finally clearing the air at last." "That's it." "Act smart, okay?" "'Cause all I got to do right now is put a bullet in your brain right here." "Bang." "See, then I go back and I tell the boss that one of Niko's men shot you." "Gee, that's too bad." "End of story." "Yes, that's clever enough." "I never doubted your intelligence." "That's not your problem." "Oh, I got a problem, huh?" "I got a problem." "No, you got a problem." "What's my problem, schmo?" "What drives you?" "What's your passion?" "When you know what a man loves, you know what can kill him." "Do you believe this guy?" "For you, it's money." "You love money." "More than power and respect." "You're a skinflint, Mr. Carbone." "A cheapskate." "What are you guys playing at?" "Let me go!" "Sorry, Frankie." " As I say, a cheapskate." " Hey, come on!" "Consequently, you don't pay your people enough." "No, you know me." "You don't want to do this." " It is a sad fact..." " You don't want to do this." " No." "No." "No." "No!" " That there is no loyalty among thieves." "The simple offer of a substantial pay raise is all it took to sway these fine men." "So, you see, that's your problem!" "Your greatest passion becomes your greatest weakness!" "Love, Mr. Carbone." "Love conquers all." "My friend." "My good friend, today is a sad day." "Nikolai was like a son to me, just as Frankie was a son to you." "We've both lost precious family members." "My condolences to you." "And mine to you." "I want this violence to stop." "Business is good." "The Arkham Project is a gold mine." "Wayne Enterprises is back in play." "Life is good for all of us." "Why risk all of that and go to war over trifles?" "Your little man there is obviously very valuable to you." "We'll let you have him." "Unharmed." "Our gift to you." "And as a show of mutual respect, you give us something in return." "Like such as what?" "How about real estate?" "One of your warehouses on the river maybe." "That's not gonna work." "I mean, I like this fella, but we're talking about a warehouse on the river." "Yeah." "Indian Hill." "I'll give you Indian Hill." "I'm not familiar with the name." "It's in Arkham." "It's a toxic waste dump on top of an Indian burial ground." "It's worthless." "No." "Nothing is worthless." "Even nothing is worth something." "We'll take it." "As a token of our mutual respect, yes?" "You got it, my friend." "It's all love." "It's a pleasure seeing you all." "Um, I heard Vic Zsasz tore up the GCPD, tracking down Gordon." "Did you catch him yet?" "We're working on it." "Well, good luck with that." "There's nothing more dangerous than an honest man, huh?" "Jimbo, it's me." "Open up." "Don't worry, I'm not gonna kill you." "I should, but I ain't." "Glad to hear it." "Obviously, you figured you'd go to the last place they'd look, because it'd be the first place they'd reject as being too obvious." "I-I'm sorry, I'm being rude." "This is the Duchess of Devonshire." "Duchess, Jim Gordon, putz." "Marsha." "Hi." "Right." "Baby, why don't you explore a little bit." "Find the bedroom, put on your birthday suit." "And I'll find you in a jiffy, okay?" "So I've been thinking." "You're still a douche bag." "But you have the moral high ground." "So I'm gonna back your play, whatever it is." "I figure I'm doomed anyhow." "I might as well join the good guys." "Thank you." "So what is your play?" "I mean, you got one, right?" "You said you did." "Tomorrow morning, I'm arresting Falcone and the mayor for the framing of Mario Pepper." "Conspiracy, POJ, Rico, the works." "Well, that's a... that's a hell of a plan." "You sit down with a panel of chimpanzees and a bucket of crack and come up with that one?" "I figure whatever else happens, we'll stir things up." "We might even make the papers." "Oh, yeah, we're gonna make the papers, all right." "We're gonna be dead in the streets in time for the evening edition." "Well, at least the people will know the truth." "And we'll go out doing our jobs, enforcing the law." "That's the best inspirational speech you got?" "Doing our jobs?" "You don't have to join me." "No, I'm game." "Like I said, I'm doomed anyhow." "Now, if you'll excuse me for one minute, just gonna take care of some business." "Duchess!" "Marco!" "Polo!" "Jumping catfish." "Good morning, Mayor James." "Gordon, you scared... scared the bejeebers out of me." "Almost spilled my coffee." "Sorry." "Sir, you're under arrest." "That's not funny." "Depends where you're sitting." "Might want to take a look at this." "How you doing, guys?" "I'm here to have a chat with Mr. Falcone." "Sure thing, Mr. Mayor." "Carmine Falcone, you're under arrest." "Move." "Lie down right over there." "Stay quiet." "What on earth are you thinking?" "We're thinking we'll take you both to jail and charge you with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice." "Try and take me in, you won't make it to the end of the street." "That's exactly what I said." "This is a lawful arrest." "If you resist, you will be shot." "I see." "We all die together in a blaze of glory." "If that's how it works out, that's fine with me." "How about you, Harvey?" "Fine by me." " Oh, God." " I envy you boys." "Having nothing to lose must be liberating." "Must feel pretty good." "Yes, it does." "Suppose you did have something to lose." "What would you do then?" "Suppose, for instance," "I had a knife to Barbara Kean's throat right now." "Would you still be so brave?" "You don't." "I'm telling you I do." "You're a liar." "I have many faults, but I'm not a liar." "Victor Zsasz has Barbara." "You know Victor." "You're lying." "She's far away." "She came back." "Came right to me to plead for your life." "You have a good woman there." "She loves you very much." "Too much." "Prove it." "Prove you have her." "I could." "But I won't." "I want you to believe me." "It's obvious, Jim." "He's lying." "Am I?" "If you think so, go ahead and try to bring me in." "You'll be dead, so you won't know what happens to Barbara." "But it won't be pretty." "Lying." "On my mother's grave." "Drop your gun, and Barbara won't be harmed in any way." "Those muffins smell good." "None for you, creep." "She can have one if she wants." "No, thank you." "Got it." "What a shame." "Oh, this is embarrassing; he straight-up bluffed you into folding." "We could've gone out like heroes; now we're fish food." "Okay, so it wasn't a bluff." "I'm sorry if she was mistreated a little." "We needed to be sure she had nothing useful to tell us." "Untie her, Victor." "I'm sorry." "It's okay." "It's okay." "What am I gonna do with you?" "By rights, you have to die." "Whoa, hello." "Uh, I'm late for work." "Quite an adventure." "I'll be on my way." "Such a waste though." "Gotham needs men like you, both of you." "Strong men with principles." "I wish I could make you see I'm not the enemy." "The system is not the enemy." "The enemy is anarchy." "But I told you that before, didn't I, Jim?" "Yes, you did." "You didn't listen though." "Do we get a last meal or a smoke or anything, or just talk?" "But today, you believed me." "You trusted my word." "That's a good first step." "Perhaps there's still hope for you." "Yes." "Go." "Get out of here before I change my mind." " Wait a minute." " Quiet." "It's been a pleasure, Barbara." "I do admire a brave woman." "What's the catch?" "Jim, he said we could go." "Let's not haggle here." "What's the catch, Mr. Falcone?" "I want you to think about what I said." "I want you to understand the truth." "That's all I ask." "The catch is... someday soon, you'll see I'm right." "Barbara..." "I'm sorry." "I was just trying to help, and..." "I don't know what..." "I love you so much." "Excellent." "Delicious!" "Yes." "I followed the recipe." "You're right, Mr. F., cooking is easy." "I'm sorry you had to see all that earlier." "Not pleasant." "I understand." "Business is business." "Yes, it is." "I'll go see to the chickens." "Any eggs, my dears?" "Don Falcone." "My friend." "Good to see you." "I was just thinking about the night we met." "Cut them down." "Where's the snitch?" "I want to speak to him." "Cobblepot, is it?" "Condemned men are honest men, I find." "What can you tell me before you go?" "Don Falcone." "It is a great honor, sir." "Indeed, I can tell a secret of great value to you... if you grant me one last request." "Which is what?" "Give the job of killing me to James Gordon." "Why him?" "He's the only man under your sway who has a conscience." "The only one who might be persuaded to spare my life." "Why would I agree to that?" "I want you dead." "You're a snitch." "If you agree and Gordon spares me, then I will become your snitch." "For life." "I will come back to Gotham under a different name, and I will work my way into the Maroni family, and I will snitch for you." "I am excellent at this sort of work." "I have a gift for it." "I really do, sir." "Deal." "Gordon will get the job of killing you." "Thank you, sir." "What is the valuable secret?" "Oh, yes." "Fish Mooney and Nikolai the Russian only pretend to hate each other." "They're lovers." "And Fish is pushing Nikolai to take your place." "Is that so?" "Yes, sir." "But only so Fish can take over from him." "That is a good secret." "It's almost uncanny." "Everything played out exactly as you said it would." "We got rid of Nikolai painlessly, and Maroni thinks you're a wizard." "You really do have a gift." "But I think we're making a mistake letting Gordon live." "He's trouble." "Thank you so much for sparing him." "I appreciate the favor." "Don't worry." "He'll see the light." "One way or another." "I guarantee it."