The text describes a narrative involving the character Batman, who is tasked with solving a series of riddles set by the Riddler, a villain who enjoys tormenting him. The story begins with Batman and his allies uncovering a series of secrets about Gotham City's corrupt leaders, including Mayor Falconí and the Riddler himself.
The Riddler's riddles lead Batman and his allies to several clues, including a USB stick containing incriminating photos of Mayor Falconí and a mysterious girl named Selina Kyle. Batman and Selina have a tense encounter, and Batman discovers that Selina is the daughter of Falconí, who had an affair with Selina's mother.
As the narrative progresses, Batman learns that Falconí is not only a corrupt leader but also the true mastermind behind the city's criminal activities. Batman and his allies confront Falconí, leading to a dramatic showdown.
The story concludes with Batman deciding to become a symbol of hope for the people of Gotham City, promising to protect Selina, who has chosen to stay and help rebuild the city. The narrative ends with a hint of a future encounter between Batman and the Joker, a notorious villain known for his twisted sense of humor.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a summary of a movie about Batman and his enemies, such as the Riddler, the Penguin and Catwoman.
- The Riddler is a serial killer who wants to expose the corruption of Gotham City and the secrets of Batman's family.
- Batman teams up with Catwoman, who is the daughter of Falconí, the leader of the current mafia.
- Batman discovers that his father, Tomás Wayne, was involved in a charity fund that was used for bribes and money laundering by Falconí and other politicians.
- Batman decides to become a symbol of hope for Gotham after surviving the Riddler's attacks and stopping his bombs.
- The movie ends with an extra scene where Batman talks to the Joker in Arkham Asylum.