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Isn't Batman the genius detective member of the League? Feel like he should be asking the questions. Unless he has figured it out already and just humoring the rest of them.
Plot twist: he’ll figure it out by getting the kids to talk without them even realizing they’re being interrogated.
Some crucial bit of information will be needed and only Batman will have it because of something little Timmy said
Your point has merit but he’s also an orphan who in his personal life sponsors an orphanage and programs to help orphans make their way through life successfully.
He’s got a soft-spot for kids
And takes in kids who are orphans or have issues and gets them to focus on positive things in life, like discipline, goal setting, and putting yourself in perilous situations while in armored spandex.
Hey now, nightwing was probably pre-disposed to bring violent, Batman just focused it in a “good” direction
Haha this comment gets really weird without context lol.
I think diana is there and she has the lasso of truth so no bruce doing it will be a downgrade . Unless the plot threw away the lasso for conveniance.
You don't need a lasso of truth when you're talking to crime victims and helpful witnesses, usually...
Yeah i did'nt know the context and just responded to the comment.
The league are almost all quite competent as well. If Bruce needs to put some pieces together then he probably trusts most members of the league to at least get the information they need. It's moments like these that I love about DC heroes. When they show the importance of the people and not just beating up bad guys.
He's also right next to them. He can probably hear all of it, and would be able to ask additional questions later if needed. Pretty sure he can multitask enough to hand over a puzzle piece while eavesdropping on a conversation.
Yeah exactly. Everyone's acting like he can't hear a conversation taking place right next to him.
Batman probably can learn all he needs to about the parents by talking to their children. Anything else about them he probably doesn't need to be in their presence to learn about. His status as an orphan also probably makes it a lot easier to relate to the kids rather than the parents.