Really? I think it's Dr. Strange speaking, since it look like he's becoming a more important villian in both Arkham City and The Dark Knight Rises. Especially when he calls him a 'speciman'.
"Hey mister, the bellman says, I can only recall last night's hotel, I said
So he replies, "Then how do you manage?"
I dodge the blast, and apologize for collateral damage"
-I'm pretty sure this is Batman speaking as Bruce Wayne. He hides that he's been out all night as Batman by pretending that he's really been out partying and remembers nothing of last night except the name of the hotel. The bellman asks how he can do all this (meaning Wayne's success, not his role as Batman) and he replies with a line that can be taken two ways: literally, because he's actually Batman and he literally has to avoid getting killed and then apologize for the mess the villains are making. OR metaphorically, in that Wayne avoids trouble as a businessman and is always apologetic. So he safely answers the bellman's question while still alluding to the fact that he's Batman.
@babyghostrogue The song wasn't made specifically about batman, the song's about a wanderer kind of like Batman as a vigilante. Brendon Urie even said himself the actual song doesn't relate to Batman directly, he said it was about a wanderer. Also, it's "recall and spend some time" not something about last night's hotel. A BELLMAN IS THE MAN AT THE FRONT DESK AT A HOTEL BTW PEOPLE!
@babyghostrogue The song wasn't made specifically about batman, the song's about a wanderer kind of like Batman as a vigilante. Brendon Urie even said himself the actual song doesn't relate to Batman directly, he said it was about a wanderer. Also, it's "recall and spend some time" not something about last night's hotel. A BELLMAN IS THE MAN AT THE FRONT DESK AT A HOTEL BTW PEOPLE!
Really? I think it's Dr. Strange speaking, since it look like he's becoming a more important villian in both Arkham City and The Dark Knight Rises. Especially when he calls him a 'speciman'.
"Hey mister, the bellman says, I can only recall last night's hotel, I said So he replies, "Then how do you manage?" I dodge the blast, and apologize for collateral damage" -I'm pretty sure this is Batman speaking as Bruce Wayne. He hides that he's been out all night as Batman by pretending that he's really been out partying and remembers nothing of last night except the name of the hotel. The bellman asks how he can do all this (meaning Wayne's success, not his role as Batman) and he replies with a line that can be taken two ways: literally, because he's actually Batman and he literally has to avoid getting killed and then apologize for the mess the villains are making. OR metaphorically, in that Wayne avoids trouble as a businessman and is always apologetic. So he safely answers the bellman's question while still alluding to the fact that he's Batman.
@babyghostrogue The song wasn't made specifically about batman, the song's about a wanderer kind of like Batman as a vigilante. Brendon Urie even said himself the actual song doesn't relate to Batman directly, he said it was about a wanderer. Also, it's "recall and spend some time" not something about last night's hotel. A BELLMAN IS THE MAN AT THE FRONT DESK AT A HOTEL BTW PEOPLE!
@babyghostrogue The song wasn't made specifically about batman, the song's about a wanderer kind of like Batman as a vigilante. Brendon Urie even said himself the actual song doesn't relate to Batman directly, he said it was about a wanderer. Also, it's "recall and spend some time" not something about last night's hotel. A BELLMAN IS THE MAN AT THE FRONT DESK AT A HOTEL BTW PEOPLE!