Bane would probably fit the tone/stylw of the universe better, but he has been done in live-action movies twice already.
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The love is always there but I choose to be wise about how close I get to anyone.
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Nope! Nor should you ever unless it is a furry companion, then love unconditionally as they do you. But humans are not deserving of unconditional love myself included.
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I don't love unconditionally anyone who purposely tries to hurt me or my friends and family. Unfortunately family members are the biggest culprits. Their words and actions are intended to hurt even when they say, "I'm only trying to help." Or "Don't be so sensitive." Blood doesn't make a family
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Love is not a game of quid pro quo, but there are people who cling to "loving" someone who treats them badly -- everything has limits.
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So, I'd really be happy with either. However, Bane interests me more for this series, as they seemed to be hinting at him with that green substance Batman uses. As much as I really like Hardy's portrayal, we've yet to have a comic-accurate film version that has much time to shine and be his own man.
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