Bruce wayne

brave, selfless, and mysterious. Bruce Wayne has a dark past that gives him a shadowy demeanor despite his good intentions. He would do anything for the people of Gotham, even if that means he has to turn himself in to save them. Batman/Bruce Wayne is a Byronic hero for the modern era: Arrogant, intelligent, tortured, and self-destructive, holding an obsession that threatens to destroy him but from which he’s incapable of escaping. Whereas Batman is all determination, Bruce is all conflict. While Batman is all black, Bruce is all gray, constantly moving back and forth between duty and desire. But Batman and Bruce Wayne are different. They share the same goal, but their approach to reaching it is different. They share the same pain, but their way of dealing with it diverges. And although they share the same body, they couldn’t use it more differently. Batman is fascinating because there are two unique personalities within, working together while knowing their place. Neither tries to overpower the other or intrudes in the other’s businesses. He is always a detective, but he knows the clues he can find with money and a tux aren’t the same he’ll get with the Batsuit and a closed fist. Bruce Wayne’s personality is the persona, his social mask, how he (in part) fits in and becomes somewhat normal. Batman: The Dark Knight is the shadow. He carries many of the relegated aspects of himself. These include his aggression, violent tendencies and perhaps his desire for revenge. While he does allow his aggressive and violent traits to be set free, they are controlled by a certain moral code. He only targets those who cause harm to others. Again, this could be a type of therapy resulting from his traumatic past, plus he may have a naturally high sense of morality. Bruce Wayne seems mostly introverted, he lives a relatively solitary and private life. This could in part be explained by his traumatic past experiences. However, it’s likely to be a combination of both.

He is high in trait conscientiousness, he works hard, and could even be described as obsessive. This applies to his business life as Bruce Wayne, and as the crime fighter, Batman. The fact that he essentially has a day and night job, suggests a very active, even obsessive, drive to do things, to work hard, and to be productive.

Low in trait neuroticism, this is needed for both his occupations. Being a highly pressured businessman, making decisions under pressure with a great deal of responsibility requires a strong nerve. This strong nerve will be needed even more when he becomes the Dark Knight, and when his life is in danger. Being flustered by nerves and anxiety would greatly hinder his crime-fighting activities.

There is also a possibility that his traumatic childhood experience caused his emotions to become repressed by his unconscious. This would be a defence mechanism he was not consciously aware of. This may result in certain sociopathic or psychopathic traits, meaning he doesn’t have the same fear that the majority have.

Most successful and wealthy people are competitively minded. They also tend to be higher in aggression, more assertive, and less likely to avoid confrontation, perhaps to even seek it out. These traits are more associated with being low in agreeableness.

He is high in trait openness. This trait is connected to intelligence, openness of mind, interest in art, aesthetics and ideas. Batman often has to compensate for his lack of super powers by outsmarting his adversaries, and, of course, using his high-tech weapons and gadgets.

His identity as Batman is still a secret