1) 
Don’t struggle, you’ll fall.
2) HARVEY
If only Mr. Wayne, my campaign’s largest backer, could have heard that applause he--
3) HARVEY
Well, there he is! Fashionable and fashionably late as always.
4) HARVEY
Say “Hi, Bruce!“
5) BRUCE
[playing along, deadpan]Hi, Bruce.
6) BRUCE
My apologies for the late arrival.
7) BRUCE
Welcome to Wayne Manor, everyone.
8) HARVEY
I tee ‘em up and he knocks ‘em down.
9) BRUCE
Enjoy drinking my wine.
10) BRUCE
It’s worth more than most of you.
11) HARVEY
That’s how Mr. Wayne and I do business.
12) HARVEY
[said with a smile]We’ve all made ourselves very comfortable.
13) HARVEY
No wine is that expensive.
14) HARVEY
He’s kidding, everyone.
15) HARVEY
Together, we will change Gotham.
16) HARVEY
Thank you, thank you again, everyone, for your unwavering support.
17) HARVEY
[fast, whispered]Now I know this is the biggest mansion in Gotham, but I don’t think you got lost on your way here.
18) HARVEY
Where were you?
19) 
Working the night shift.
20) 
I like to make an entrance.
21) 
Doing something important.
22) HARVEY
Yeah, well then you’re pulling a double.
23) HARVEY
Congratulations, you almost missed it!
24) BRUCE
Just wanted to make an entrance.
25) HARVEY
You are a pillar of this city AND my campaign.
26) HARVEY
It’s called playing the game, Bruce. And tonight, if you haven’t noticed, I’m playing for City Hall.
27) BRUCE
What... a chance to show off your teeth and talk about yourself to a room full of money?
28) HARVEY
I know you despise these things and truth be told, I do too.
29) HARVEY
I know you prefer the “brooding billionaire” angle.
30) HARVEY
Your face, specifically, with a mouth that’s saying, “Support Harvey Dent.“
31) BRUCE
And I can see them just fine from here.
32) HARVEY
No one came here tonight to see me.
33) HARVEY
[publicly, stilted]Mr. Wayne! Thank you for opening your house to us!
34) HARVEY
What’re you talking about?
35) BRUCE
I just don’t like being someone I’m not.
36) BRUCE
I’ll do anything for Gotham.
37) HARVEY
And they’re rolling in enough cash and votes to help make Gotham a place for families again.
38) HARVEY
We’re the grease, they’re the wheels.
39) 
“Put a Dent in crime.“
40) 
“Our hope is in Harvey.“
49) BRUCE
“Our hope is in Harvey!“
41) 
“A new face for Gotham.“
52) BRUCE
“A new face for Gotham.“
42) BRUCE
“Put a Dent in crime?”
43) HARVEY
I’m terrible at those.
44) HARVEY
Which, for the record, I have not been since before law school.
45) HARVEY
It always makes me sound like a used car salesman.
46) BRUCE
Alright , alright, alright how about...
50) BRUCE
Alright , alright, alright how about...
51) BRUCE
Alright , alright, alright how about...
47) HARVEY
I’m gonna use that.
48) HARVEY
I’m gonna use that.
53) HARVEY
I’m gonna use that.
54) HARVEY
Guess I’ll just stick with ELECT HARVEY DENT.
55) HARVEY
No ideas?
56) HARVEY
[sigh] That’s alright, I --
57) 
[Finish the drink]
171) 
[Shake his hand]
172) 
[Refuse]
219) 
[Chalk his pool cue]
220) 
[Toss him the chalk]
221) 
[Leave it on the table]
478) FALCONE
[scoff]
497) 
...
58) BRUCE
I’m flattered, truly, but this night is about getting Harvey Dent elected so he can fix those potholes.
59) BOB
I think I speak for half the room when I say politicians are puppets.
60) HARVEY
Come on now, Bob.
61) HARVEY
I’m not a politician... I’m a crusader.
62) 
We can all make a difference.
63) BRUCE
Not just me. Not just Mr. Dent. Everyone.
64) BRUCE
And that’s what it’s going to take--every single one of us.
65) BOB
Right, right, of course.
66) BRUCE
Well thank you, we’re all here tonight because we want to make a difference.
67) BOB
[alt]Your name is your legacy.
68) BRUCE
I understand, I just don’t want to throw it around.
69) BOB
Like it or not, the “Wayne” name carries weight in Gotham.
70) BRUCE
Well, my name isn’t important, what is important is Mr. Dent’s campaign--
71) REGINA
A man of few words is often a man of action.
72) BOB
This city’s luster faded years ago, Mr. Dent. Look at Gotham now.
73) BOB
Murder in the streets, corruption in City Hall, and that caped bat-freak dealing out vigilante justice like it’s the wild goddamn west!
74) REGINA
Oh, Bobby, regarding “golden age” it seems you’re getting cranky in yours.
75) REGINA
There’s always hope.
76) BOB
Forgive me for being blunt but... one man can’t save this city.
77) HARVEY
I don’t doubt that for a moment.
78) BOB
[to Harvey, ie- Bruce]An idealist with a bank account.
79) BOB
He’ll be broke before election day.
80) HARVEY
And I know Bruce would gladly spend every penny he has to fix this city.
81) BRUCE
I have to say I side with your wife on this, Mr. Zellerbach.
82) BRUCE
Even a spark of hope can light the darkness.
83) BRUCE
Harvey Dent is our best shot.
84) BRUCE
Put him in a room with anyone for fifteen minutes, and that grin will win them over.
85) BOB
He’s going to need more than that, son.
86) HARVEY
It hasn’t been fifteen minutes yet, Bob.
87) 
Depends on the man.
88) BRUCE
Do things that others can’t. Or won’t.
89) BRUCE
And taking out the criminals who ruin our city.
90) BRUCE
Though the cape may be a bit much.
91) BRUCE
Sometimes you need a person who will go off script.
92) BOB
Such as dressing up in a bat costume?
93) BOB
And it’s a dangerous mentality to think so.
94) BOB
That’s how you get creeps like this... Bat-Man.
95) HARVEY
I know that look--he disagrees.
96) HARVEY
You disagree, right Bruce?
97) HARVEY
It will be dedicated to Thomas and Martha Wayne in the hopes that their fate will never be repeated.
98) HARVEY
[as if giving a speech]With Bruce’s help, we’re replacing the dangerously unsecure Arkham Asylum with a state of the art mental health facility to help Gotham’s most at-risk individuals.
99) BRUCE
A vote for him is a vote for the memory of my parents.
100) BOB
[alt]You have our support.
101) BOB
You’ll have it.
102) BRUCE
Well, Harvey is the one who’s been behind the project since day one.
103) BRUCE
[low, to Bob and Regina]Well... thank you.
104) HARVEY
We’re on our way.
105) HARVEY
And thank you, Bruce, for investing in the health of this city’s future.
106) REGINA
You have our support, Mr. Dent. Go get ‘em!
107) REGINA
Well, I don’t like to think about “maybes.“
108) REGINA
If only that... deranged man... had gotten the right treatment maybe...
109) REGINA
And I’m sure you don’t either.
110) 
That was a long time ago.
111) HARVEY
Not saying I doubted you... but that went better than expected.
112) HARVEY
Not how I pictured that going.
113) HARVEY
[charming]Well, hello.
423) HARVEY
[charming]Well, hello.
114) HARVEY
Harvey Dent, Gotham’s next mayor and eager to know you.
424) HARVEY
Harvey Dent, Gotham’s next mayor and eager to know you.
115) VICKI
You don’t mind if I stay and ask a few questions... do you, Mr. Wayne?
427) VICKI
You don’t mind if I stay and ask a few questions... do you, Mr. Wayne?
116) VICKI
Vicki Vale, not interested and reporter for the Gotham Gazette.
425) VICKI
Vicki Vale, not interested and reporter for the Gotham Gazette.
117) HARVEY
This is a private fundraiser, Ms. Vale. No reporters allowed.
426) HARVEY
This is a private fundraiser, Ms. Vale. No reporters allowed.
118) HARVEY
Well, he certainly doesn’t have any time either.
119) BRUCE
It’s alright, you can stay.
120) HARVEY
[pleading]Bruce...
203) HARVEY
Bruce?
121) BRUCE
Actually, I do mind.
122) VICKI
We’ll talk tomorrow then.
123) BRUCE
If you’re not on the list, you’re not here, I’m sorry.
124) VICKI
I was just hoping to see what makes Bruce Wayne tick.
125) BRUCE
Tonight is strictly off the record.
126) VICKI
Is that... blood?
127) VICKI
[concerned]Mr. Wayne, you’ve... you’ve got something on your collar.
128) BRUCE
Actually it’s lipstick.
129) HARVEY
No wonder you were late.
130) HARVEY
Say no more.
131) BRUCE
[logical, non-chalant]Spilled some wine. It’ll come out.
132) BRUCE
Oh, this? That’s nothing. Just cut myself shaving.
133) HARVEY
What, your butler didn’t help you this time?
134) HARVEY
Kidding, kidding.
135) HARVEY
Maybe he can change your mind.
136) ALFRED
[agitated]Do excuse me, Master Bruce, but--
137) ALFRED
Another... guest... has arrived.
138) VICKI
[to herself]Carmine Falcone?
139) HARVEY
At least hear him out before you kick him out.
140) BRUCE
I don’t want him in my home.
141) BRUCE
Yeah, well, just make sure this one doesn’t hang you.
142) BRUCE
But I’m trusting you.
143) HARVEY
You know I have to pull every string I can to get elected.
144) BRUCE
I don’t like this, Harv...
145) HARVEY
Thank you, Bruce, seriously.
146) BRUCE
Jesus, Harvey. Inviting a known criminal to your fundraiser?
147) BRUCE
Doesn’t exactly look good for your squeaky clean image.
148) HARVEY
Let me worry about that.
149) VICKI
What you hope Mr. Dent will achieve when he’s elected.
150) BRUCE
A quote about what?
151) VICKI
I heard what the Zellerbachs said--people want to know what the Wayne family thinks.
152) 
Everyone loves the host.
153) 
Better, now that you’re here.
154) 
Politics bore me.
155) FALCONE
Decent walk up, sky-high ceilings, plenty of room for my cars...
156) FALCONE
I think I’ll take it.
157) 
You can’t afford it.
158) 
I’d never sell to you.
159) 
Let’s talk privately.
160) BRUCE
Well, you couldn’t afford it.
161) FALCONE
[dismissive]Yeah, right.
162) BRUCE
It’s not for sale.
163) FALCONE
Everything’s for sale, Mr. Wayne.
164) FALCONE
And everyone.
165) FALCONE
Oh, man... all flash, no class.
166) FALCONE
Though the decor offends my eyes.
167) FALCONE
I know who you are.
168) ALFRED
Gentlemen, perhaps we’ll all be more comfortable in the parlor.
169) FALCONE
Carmine Falcone. Thank you for welcoming me into your home.
170) BRUCE
Bruce Wayne.
173) FALCONE
The guy who’s gonna sell me his house.
174) ALFRED
Follow me, if you will.
175) FALCONE
But in my experience, there’s the law and there’s doing what’s right.
176) FALCONE
You understand?
177) BRUCE
Unlike most people I’ve met, Harvey actually has integrity.
178) FALCONE
So am I. So are you. We all carry this city on our broken backs.
179) BRUCE
Well I would say you can uphold the law and still do what’s right.
180) FALCONE
To a point.
181) HARVEY
Hey. What’s--[going on]
182) THUG01
Private audience.
183) FALCONE
Gives me indigestion. I got enough of that as is.
184) FALCONE
I ain’t here to chin-wag about politics, Mr. Wayne.
185) FALCONE
So... let’s talk relationship.
186) FALCONE
I make them all move. And I want to keep everything moving if Harvey gets elected.
187) FALCONE
That’s why I came here tonight, to your lovely home, hoping to make a new friend.
188) BRUCE
Look, I’m only talking to you because Harvey asked.
189) HARVEY
The one that controls enough votes to get me into City Hall.
190) BRUCE
I’m sure they’ll find the bar.
191) ALFRED
You may want to greet this one personally, sir.
192) HARVEY
Actually, you don’t want him angry. Trust me.
193) FALCONE
Just need to find the right currency.
194) FALCONE
I like this guy.
195) BRUCE
Let’s talk privately, shall we?
196) FALCONE
Ready to do business before we even introduce ourselves.
197) BRUCE
My family built this house.
198) FALCONE
But we’ll get to that.
199) FALCONE
You’re a respectable man, I hear.
200) HARVEY
Bruce has been looking forward to meeting you.
201) HARVEY
Mr. Falcone, glad you could swing by.
202) HARVEY
You should know, Mr. Falcone, my analysts say we’re raising triple what Mayor Hill has--
204) 
Harvey comes with me.
205) 
I’ll talk with Falcone alone.
206) BRUCE
Harvey stays with us.
207) BRUCE
Sorry, Harvey.
208) HARVEY
Yeah, I’ll, uh, get a drink or something.
209) BRUCE
We talk alone. Just you and me.
210) FALCONE
I saw plenty of skirts to keep you busy for a few minutes.
211) FALCONE
Have a drink, have a talk.
212) FALCONE
And I’ll bring Bruce back to you soon.
213) FALCONE
You’ll be fine out there, Harvey.
214) FALCONE
Yeah, well, that’s just like Harvey, huh? Wants to make sure the rules are followed.
215) BRUCE
He’s trying to make Gotham a better place.
216) FALCONE
Might lighten the load if we do so together.
217) 
I say you can do both.
218) FALCONE
Chalk this for me.
222) FALCONE
Be a pal.
223) FALCONE
Whatever happened to being a gracious host.
224) FALCONE
Okay, imagine... this is me.
225) FALCONE
The businesses. Restaurants. Clubs. Docks. Unions. Politicians.
226) FALCONE
And these are all my friends in Gotham.
227) BRUCE
Trusting a friend to know what’s best for Gotham.
228) FALCONE
I can get Harvey the Mayor’s seat... or I can pull it out from under him.
229) FALCONE
I just need to know you’ll play ball.
230) FALCONE
An “I scratch your back” kinda deal.
231) FALCONE
He doesn’t dress this well.
232) FALCONE
This isn’t a deal with the devil.
233) BRUCE
Yeah, that’s not happening.
234) BRUCE
I’m everyone’s friend.
235) FALCONE
Which means you’re really no one’s.
236) FALCONE
Pick a lane before you have a head-on collision.
237) FALCONE
Between your businesses and mine, I bet we employ half the city.
238) FALCONE
We’ve got a good thing going, so I don’t see why we shouldn’t team up.
239) FALCONE
For Gotham. For our city.
240) FALCONE
Money gets money. The risks, the alliances, the hidden costs.
241) FALCONE
Your father knew which hands to shake.
242) FALCONE
I know, somewhere inside that tuxedo, you understand this situation.
243) ALFRED
Master Bruce. Your guests are leaving.
244) ALFRED
I recommend seeing them out. You wouldn’t want to be rude.
245) FALCONE
Heed your butler’s advice, kid.
246) FALCONE
I appreciate the hospitality, Mr. Wayne, but I don’t think I’ll put an offer on the house.
247) FALCONE
Oh, and I’m no longer interested in buying the house.
248) FALCONE
The owner’s a prick.
249) FALCONE
A nice guy like you should have a nice place to live.
250) HARVEY
[giving a speech]For too long, this city has burned with corruption and greed under Mayor Hill’s authority...
251) HARVEY
But I promise you, a vote for Harvey Dent is a vote to finally put your foot down.
252) HARVEY
Together, we can stamp out the fire and save our great city!
253) HARVEY
Not to worry, Mr. Wayne.
254) BRUCE
[fake shock]Say it ain’t so.
255) HARVEY
It’s only a little face-time with potential donors.
256) HARVEY
It’s our home.
257) HARVEY
This shouldn’t be painful--it’s not a kidney stone.
258) HARVEY
[to himself]Oh God, that’s so boring.
259) BOB
If you believe in Dent, we believe in you.
260) REGINA
Old families like ours should flock together, you know. Like birds.
261) HARVEY
No strings attached.
262) HARVEY
No, it’s true--the Waynes and Zellerbachs are reminders of the golden age of Gotham.
263) BOB
You’re preaching, dear.
264) HARVEY
But don’t worry though--I’m not doing this alone.
265) BRUCE
Yes, well that was a long time ago.
266) HARVEY
[sincere]It was a tragedy. Truly.
267) HARVEY
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
268) HARVEY
And I will fight from City Hall to make sure nothing like that ever happens again.
269) VICKI
Thanks.
270) HARVEY
Well, you can ask me whatever you want at the press conference tomorrow.
271) HARVEY
Yes, one you weren’t invited to.
272) HARVEY
Now wait a minute.
273) VICKI
People talk, I listen. It’s a party, Mr. Dent.
274) HARVEY
You were eavesdropping on us?
275) BRUCE
That ends when Harvey replaces him.
276) VICKI
Perfect. That’s perfect.
279) VICKI
Perfect. That’s perfect.
280) VICKI
Perfect. That’s perfect.
277) BRUCE
Harvey Dent can pave the way.
278) BRUCE
The citizens of Gotham deserve the safety to walk any street at any time of day.
281) BRUCE
Harvey Dent will shut it down and get those poor people the help they need.
282) VICKI
I’ll take that as a “No comment.“
283) VICKI
Oh well, hopefully that stain comes out.
284) HARVEY
Excuse us, Ms. Vale.
285) VICKI
[to Harvey]Is the Dent campaign soliciting votes from Gotham’s biggest crime family?
286) BRUCE
[jabbing at Harvey]What kind of business do you think he’s in?
287) FALCONE
Add it to my collection.
288) FALCONE
Good.
289) FALCONE
You listen to me, kid.
290) FALCONE
And which to break.
291) BRUCE
I think I’ll have someone see you out.
292) FALCONE
[slowly, to himself]Okay, okay.
293) FALCONE
So that’s how it’s gonna be.
294) BRUCE
Don’t you dare talk about my father.
295) FALCONE
Hell, I knew him longer than you did.
296) FALCONE
Hey...jesus, kid, calm down.
297) FALCONE
You’re a good kid.
298) BRUCE
Whatever you say.
373) 
Whatever you say.
299) FALCONE
You look like him, you know.
300) BRUCE
Relax... it was important.
301) HARVEY
Not more than this.
302) BRUCE
I’d say it all depends on the man.
303) BOB
A tragedy like that, at such a young age, must have been crippling.
304) BRUCE
I’ve moved on.
305) BOB
Of course, of course.
306) VICKI
Actually, I’m here for Mr. Wayne.
307) 
Keep it off the record.
308) FALCONE
You know, I’ve been in the market for a new house...
309) FALCONE
Yeah, let that sink in.
310) FALCONE
Not for long.
311) FALCONE
People don’t say “no” to me.
312) HARVEY
Stunned... silence.
313) HARVEY
That’s how Mayor Hill is gonna feel when we crush him on election day.
314) HARVEY
So just put on your billionaire smile and don’t punch anyone.
315) BRUCE
It’s my home.
316) HARVEY
Look at you, that’s not half-bad!
317) HARVEY
Look at you, that’s not half-bad!
318) HARVEY
Look at you, that’s not half-bad!
319) REGINA
Just like your father.
320) HARVEY
[sincere]Thank you, thank you both.
321) HARVEY
Together, we’ll help the whole city move on.
322) VICKI
I’m okay with that.
323) BRUCE
We can talk... but nothing gets written down.
324) HARVEY
[whispered]A word of warning, Bruce?
325) HARVEY
[frustrated]Oh, come on, guys.
326) HARVEY
[to himself]Christ.
327) FALCONE
You’re getting worked up over nothing.
328) FALCONE
[alt]I’ll be seeing you, Bruce.
329) HARVEY
So the sooner we make nice with the donors, the sooner everyone will leave you alone.
330) BOB
After all, whoever you support is a reflection on you.
331) REGINA
And we trust someone like you to lead this city to greatness.
332) HARVEY
I don’t have time for this tonight.
333) FALCONE
[sharply, a command]Ah! Ah!
334) FALCONE
[condescending]What did I say?
335) HARVEY
Whatever you--
336) FALCONE
Seen and not heard.
337) FALCONE
A man’s home is his castle--I respect that.
338) FALCONE
No one gets remembered for staying in the middle.
339) BRUCE
[confused, to himself]Oz?
340) FALCONE
It’s nice that we understand each other.
341) HARVEY
A little liquid courage before facing your adoring public?
342) BOB
[scoff]Humph!
343) BOB
Or whatever it’s called.
344) HARVEY
We’ve still got time.
345) VICKI
Okay, so...
492) VICKI
Okay, so...
346) VICKI
I only came for a quick quote--simple as that.
347) HARVEY
And it rhymes too.
348) 
“Hi, Bruce”
349) 
Welcome to Wayne Manor!
350) 
Enjoy my wine-- it’s expensive.
351) 
I hate being someone I’m not.
352) 
I’m doing this for Gotham.
353) 
Tonight is about Harvey.
354) 
My name doesn’t matter.
355) 
Harvey Dent can.
356) 
Hope can light the darkness.
357) 
We’re here for Harvey, not me.
358) 
Thanks for your sympathy.
359) 
You can stay, Ms. Vale.
360) 
I do mind, actually.
361) 
It’s just wine.
362) 
Maybe it’s lipstick?
363) 
Cut myself shaving.
364) 
I don’t want him here!
365) 
I’m trusting you, Harvey.
366) 
This doesn’t look good.
367) 
I understand completely.
368) 
Harvey will make Gotham better.
369) 
I’m just doing this for Harvey.
370) 
You and I aren’t friends.
371) 
You should go.
372) 
Don’t talk about my father.
374) 
I get along with everyone.
375) FALCONE
While this city’s still standing.
376) FALCONE
And he’s gonna get what’s coming to him.
377) GALAWOMAN01
[VO] Don’t get your hopes up. You’re not his type.
378) GALAWOMAN01
[VO] Oh, my god. There he is--
379) GALAWOMAN02
[VO] Huh. I thought he would be taller.
380) GALAWOMAN03
[VO] To be fair, you can’t blame the crime rate on Mayor Hill alone.
381) GALAMAN01
[VO] Then who should we blame it on?
382) GALAWOMAN03
[VO] Unemployment, mental health--
383) GALAMAN01
[VO] But who takes responsibility, if not the leader of the city, then who? Harvey Dent has a record of taking on crime head on.
384) GALAWOMAN03
[VO] We’re all impressed with Mr. Dent’s solid gold record of convictions, but I’m not convinced that’s the only thing voters care about.
385) GALAMAN01
[VO] Dent is the best mayoral candidate we’ve had in almost thirty years.
386) GALAWOMAN03
[VO] Why? Because he gives good speeches, gets big crowds and makes even bigger promises?
387) GALAMAN01
[VO] The policies he’s proposing are visionary.
388) GALAWOMAN03
[VO] Sure, everyone wants to live in a crimeless utopia with free drinks on Fridays, but it’s not very realistic.
389) GALAMAN01
[VO] There. That’s the thing that frustrates me about those who like Dent’s proposals, but won’t support him.
390) GALAWOMAN01
[VO] He doesn’t need to be tall with all that money.
391) GALAWOMAN02
[VO] Do you think he’s single?
392) GALAWOMAN02
[VO] [gasps] Is that--?
393) GALAMAN01
[VO] Why are you even here?
394) GALAWOMAN03
[VO] That’s easy. The free drinks.
395) GALAWOMAN04
[VO] This place... it’s bigger than I thought.
396) GALAMAN02
[VO] How many bedrooms do you think he has?
397) GALAMAN02
[VO] [chuckles]
398) GALAWOMAN02
[VO] Where?
399) GALAWOMAN01
[VO] Over there. [beat] [shushed] Don’t look.
400) GALAMANO3
[VO] He’s a pyschopath. Case-closed.
401) GALAMAN04
[VO]Is Batman even part of Dent’s platform?
402) WAITER
[VO] Champagne?
451) WAITER
Champagne?
403) GALAWOMAN05
[VO] He did almost beat that man to death last month.
404) GALAWOMAN01
[VO] The one and only.
405) GALAWOMAN02
[VO] Then who is?
406) GALAWOMAN01
[VO] Nobody. The man is chronically single.
407) GALAMAN02
[VO] We’ll take two, thanks.
408) GALAWOMAN02
[VO] I wonder if there’s a cure for that.
409) GALAWOMANO1
[VO] If there is, you don’t have it.
410) GALAWOMAN04
[VO] One for each model he’s keeping.
411) GALAMAN04
[VO]Know what I’d like hear? Dent’s plan to address the Batman problem.
412) GALAWOMAN05
[VO]To be fair, it’s a little hard to indict someone -- when you don’t even know their name.
413) GALAWOMAN05
[VO][scoffs] Justice? More like attempted murder.
414) GALAMAN04
[VO] [haunted] I heard  he was found outside the GCPD, hog-tied, a rag shoved so far down his throat he almost choked on it. Reports say he suffered from blunt-force trauma to the skull. When they tried to get a statement from him -- he was catatonic.
415) GALAMAN05
[VO] Some people would call what Batman did justice.
416) GALAMAN04
[VO]It’s not like he’s bringing charges against that winged-aberration.
417) GALAMAN03
[VO][shocked, disgusted] Christ.
418) GALAMAN05
[VO] What did the perp do?
419) GALAMAN04
[VO] Killed an entire family including a toddler during a home invasion.
420) GALAWOMAN05
[VO]Batman is not a police officer, or a judge --- or an executioner. This city has no room for vigilantes.
421) GALAMAN04
[VO]As far as I’m concerned, Batman couldn’ve done a lot worse to that child-killer. [Scoffs] It’s not like the GCPD is going to protect you -- or your children. At least somebody’s doin’ it.
422) HARVEY
[in response to people applauding, serious]Thank you... thank you everyone.
428) HARVEY
[expecting applause at the end]Even one who cut Gotham’s crime rate in half!
429) HARVEY
[charming]A humble District Attorney like myself is not used to such a ringing endorsement.
430) BRUCE
I was just working the night shift.
431) HARVEY
I need you here tuxedo’d and shaking hands.
432) HARVEY
They want to see the Bruce Wayne. Am I right?
433) HARVEY
Once I’ve turned this city around as mayor, you’ll be a hero for funding my campaign.
434) HARVEY
This’ll help you too, Bruce.
435) HARVEY
Now all I need is a decent slogan.
436) HARVEY
[poking fun, playfully]You are Gotham’s golden child.
437) HARVEY
[poking fun]Let them bask in your radiant glow.
438) BRUCE
I wish my parents could be here speaking with you too.
439) BRUCE
[facetious]It is a night of ringing endorsements.
440) HARVEY
I was kinda hoping you would mention my campaign... or at least my name.
441) BRUCE
Right now, I’m picturing another drink.
442) HARVEY
Now I’m picturing that drink too.
443) HARVEY
Falcone’s never been convicted of anything except being a businessman who loves this city.
444) HARVEY
Falcone requested to speak with you directly.
445) FALCONE
Mr. District Attorney here wants to make sure the rules are followed.
446) HARVEY
Mr. Falcone, I--
495) HARVEY
Mr. Falcone, I--
447) FALCONE
[ALT]No more warnings.
496) FALCONE
[ALT]No more warnings.
448) FALCONE
Now that’s a predicament.
449) FALCONE
Lotta contenders coming outta the woodworks these days.
450) HARVEY
Play nice.
452) HARVEY
[ALT]Together, we can believe in a better Gotham.
453) HARVEY
This is the necessary evil of politics, Bruce. It’s in the service of a better Gotham, for all of us.
454) BRUCE
Look, we’ve all heard the allegations surrounding Mayor Hill, the rumors of corruption.
455) HARVEY
Normally, I wouldn’t associate with a guy like Falcone.
456) BOB
Voted for Mayor Hill last time.
457) BRUCE
Bob and Regina Zellerbach. I know these two.
458) HARVEY
I meant what I said--together, you and me, we change Gotham.
459) HARVEY
Well, we can start with a few hands..hmm? Come on.
460) BRUCE
That’s what I want too, Harvey, but you know how rough it is out there.
461) BOB
I’ll admit it, Mr. Wayne, I don’t know Mr. Dent from a pothole on Main St, but I trust your family.
462) REGINA
And we’ve always known the Waynes will lead this city to greatness.
463) HARVEY
A city free of crime, where children can play in the streets again.
464) BRUCE
We have to shake things up to make that happen.
465) REGINA
Hello, Bruce!
466) BRUCE
[to Harvey]Regina’s the chairwoman of Wayne Enterprises and her husband--
467) HARVEY
Mr. Wayne, I’d like to introduce you to--
468) BRUCE
That, uh, wasn’t the plan.
469) BRUCE
Arkham Asylum is creating more criminals than it’s healing.
470) VICKI
[noticing something]Oh, um...
471) HARVEY
Stick to clear alcohols, Bruce, they never stain.
472) HARVEY
[ALT]Pro-tip.
473) VICKI
[low]It looks like...
474) VICKI
[low]Yeah...
475) VICKI
[ALT]Oh... nevermind.
476) HARVEY
It’ll be all-out war in the streets.
477) HARVEY
But Gotham can’t survive another term under Mayor Hill.
479) BRUCE
Well, Harvey’s a boy scout. That’s what I like about him.
480) FALCONE
The man talks too much, chaps my face with words.
481) FALCONE
And I’d rather see Harvey actually help this city, instead of just saying he will.
482) BRUCE
I understand more than you know.
483) FALCONE
You look smart. You dress smart. Glad it all adds up to somethin’ real.
484) FALCONE
One who can help Mr. Dent see the light, if need be.
485) HARVEY
[re-iterating, rising to the challenge]Last time. Maybe not this time.
486) HARVEY
[poking fun, playfully][ALT with “son”]You are Gotham’s golden son.
487) VICKI
[ALT]That’s perfect.
488) VICKI
[ALT]That’s perfect.
489) VICKI
[ALT]It’s probably nothing.
490) REGINA
It was terrible. Truly terrible.
491) REGINA
[sympathetic, heartbroken]After all your parents did for this city... to be killed in a botched robbery in some alleyway...
493) VICKI
Just between us.
494) VICKI
[TBR] What do you hope Mr. Dent will achieve when he’s elected?
498) VICKI
[ALT][surprised to see him]Carmine Falcone?
499) VICKI
This is quite a
500) VICKI
I saw you getting paraded around, thought you’d appreciate an interruption.
501) VICKI
Quite the guest list you’ve got. 99% of Gotham’s wealth is rubbing elbows in this room.
502) BRUCE
I keep good company.
503) VICKI
How do you feel about the guest list?
504) VICKI
I saw Harvey steering you between moneybags, thought you’d appreciate an interruption.
505) BRUCE
Very thoughtful of you, but no rescuing required.
506) BRUCE
I say the w
507) VICKI
[cheery]This is quite the social event, Mr. Wayne--
508) BRUCE
[cutting her off]Ah, come on now, so formal...
509) VICKI
[charmed]Well, Bruce, seems like Gotham’s elite are having fun draining your wine cellars...
510) BRUCE
Call me, Bruce.
511) BRUCE
[charming]What’s not to enjoy?
512) BRUCE
Everyone loves the host -- you’re king for a day.
513) VICKI
So that makes us the peasants? Loyal subjects?
515) BRUCE
Royal court.
516) VICKI
Just a day? I would’ve guessed Bruce Wayne has that feeling year round.
517) BRUCE
I take off nights and weekends.
518) BRUCE
[ALT]Doing better now that you’re here.
519) BRUCE
[ALT]If all these stuffed shirts weren’t around, I’d give you the private tour.
520) BRUCE
Between us, politics puts me to sleep.
521) BRUCE
The moment campaigns or elections or voter turn-out are brought up... I check out.
522) VICKI
[pleasantly surprised]Didn’t think you were the type to get his hands dirty.
523) BRUCE
Oh, you’d be surprised.
524) BRUCE
Too many words, not enough action.
525) BRUCE
Just between us -- politics bore the hell outta me.
526) VICKI
You’ve earned it a bit of fun after all the work you’ve put into Harvey’s campaign.
527) VICKI
Maybe you deserve a night off.
528) VICKI
Not
529) VICKI
99% of Gotham’s wealth all in one room draining your wine cellar...
530) BRUCE
[ALT][low]The crown gets itchy.
531) BRUCE
Well, I’m doing better now that you’re here.
532) VICKI
It seems you’ve been in a hundred places at once lately.
533) VICKI
Funding Harvey’s campaign. Planning the new hospital. Expanding Wayne Enterprises.
534) VICKI
You must be a night owl... or early bird... probably both.
535) VICKI
Even if just for a drink... before it all runs out.
536) VICKI
But I hope *you* can enjoy the night too.
537) VICKI
Well, Bruce, you’ve been going around pleasing everyone tonight.
538) VICKI
[sincere]But how are you doing?
539) VICKI
You should enjoy your own party.
540) VICKI
Especially when it’s a room full of politicians.
541) VICKI
Before all the champagne runs out.
542) VICKI
[ALT]I just came to introduce myself, Mr. Wayne--
