Stephanie Brown and Cassandra Cain

She eventually became an agent of Batman working under the alias Black Bat, and after the events of Flashpoint, Cassandra took up identity of Orphan. Later on in the comics, she donned the mantle Batgirl. She was born to two assassins' David Cain and Lady Shiva, but was eventually adopted by Bruce Wayne and became one of his most loyal allies.

She was trained from childhood to be a great assassin and martial artist. As a result of her training, she was mute and illiterate. She can only communicate with others using sign language. Batman meets Cassandra in the No Man's Land storyline and learns of her past. Regardless, he took Cain under his wing and gave her the Batgirl costume.

Much like Bruce Wayne, Cassandra's torso is covered in scars due to her father's harsh training. First noted in Batgirl 18, the scars are only apparent when Cassandra takes off her clothes; usually noted as being on her back, although in Batman and the Outsiders they are shown to also extend to her legs and arms.

Cassandra was arguably first classified as the “Dark and Mysterious” character type in Young Justice #21. This archetype has been reinforced by her characterised preference to remain silent and stand in the background in group settings. Previously, Cassandra acted as the “Intimidating Rival” in associations with Timothy Drake and the “Youthful and Loyal Prodigy/Protégé” in associations with Batman and although she still alternated between these characterisations, the “Dark and Mysterious” characterisation became her default in all comics outside of the Batman-associated comic book runs.

During the No Man's Land saga, Cass discovered her love for dancing. On Erath Prime Cass, a love of the fine arts. She loved dance and ballet and, for a while, lived in the attic of a ballet school and loved watching the students dance there. Cassandra later developed a love for drawing pictures and would visit the Gotham Museum of Art whenever she could.

Cassandra Cain is a Eurasian vigilante of Asian descent known for her athletic, dancer-like build, pale skin, shoulder-to-chin length straight black hair, a button nose, and dark brown eyes.

Stephanie Brown is a superheroine appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, most commonly in association with the superhero Batman. The character originated as the amateur crime-fighter Spoiler, who had taken it upon herself to foil her criminal father Cluemaster's schemes. Establishing herself as a Gotham vigilante, she would have a short, unsuccessful stint as the fourth incarnation of Batman's partner and sidekick Robin in the early 2000s, replacing her longtime love interest Tim Drake. Her time as Robin is plagued with struggles and dissensions with Batman, who eventually fires her shortly before her death at the hands of Black Mask.

She is later revealed to have survived and returns as Spoiler, resuming her romantic relationship with Drake. In 2009, Cassandra Cain, the latest Batgirl, entrusts the costume and monicker to Brown; although she is initially reluctant due to Brown's disastrous spell as Robin, former Batgirl Barbara Gordon later takes Brown as a pupil, and the character's run as Batgirl largely redeems her, including in Batman's eyes.

After DC's continuity reboot in 2011, Brown is re-introduced as Spoiler in Batman Eternal in 2014, developing into a morally grey character that openly denounces Batman while resuming a complex romantic relationship with Drake. During the 2020 "The Joker War" storyline, Gordon, the sole Batgirl of the new continuity at that point, shares the monicker with both Brown and Cain to form a trio of Batgirls who were later featured in their own comic book series, Batgirls; in this continuity, Brown's costume is a mix of her old Batgirl costume and Spoiler's.

Stephanie is a Caucasian woman depicted as a teenager or young adult (around 5'5" and 129 lbs). She features fair skin, wavy blonde hair worn past her shoulders, and striking blue eyes.

Currently, Stephanie and Cassandra are in a romantic and sexual relationship that is going strong. But recently, the two have felt like there is something missing from their relationship. It is not a problem with each other, but they feel like they need something new and permanent in their relationship.