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John Blake doesn't have to become Robin because he already is Robin — that's his real name, which writer Jonathan Nolan told Empire was "a wink" to the audience because "It is a little hard to imagine Robin working in that universe, so the idea had to be limited to that gag at the end. Like Grayson and Todd, Blake is an orphan. John became a police officer just like Dick did but he also harbors lifelong anger like Jason.
Further, Robin John Blake taking on Batman's mantle doesn't just thematically make sense, in accordance with Nolan's grand idea of Batman as a legend bigger than Bruce Wayne, it also nods to DC Comics, where Dick Grayson has assumed the role of Batman on more than one occasion.
Jonathan Nolan is also right that the red, yellow, and green-garbed Robin wouldn't fit in the Dark Knight universe he and Christopher Nolan designed. John Blake later becoming Nightwing isn't out of the question but the big idea The Dark Knight Rises closed on was that Robin John Blake would take over for Batman and perpetuate the legend Bruce Wayne created, not necessarily start his own costumed identity.
John Orquiola is a Features staff writer who has been with Screen Rant for four years. As a lover of film and film theory, John wrote humorous movie reviews on his blog, Back of the Head, which got him noticed by Screen Rant.
John can be found on Twitter BackoftheHead if you want to see photos of the food he eats. By John Orquiola Published May 30,
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