One of the results of Bane's collaboration with Ra's al Ghul is that Bane begins a brief, tumultuous love affair with Talia al Ghul, Ra's daughter and sometimes love interest to Batman himself.
Talia is most commonly known as being the daughter of the supervillain Ra's al Ghul as well as the on-and-off lover of the superhero Batman and the mother of their son Damian Wayne (the fifth Robin) who was born during a brief marriage.
He was the friend and guardian of Talia al Ghul, whose mother, the daughter of a local warlord, gave birth to in the Pit after being banished there by her father. After the mother was killed by the prison's inmates, Bane protected the girl until the latter finally escaped.
Bane could be in his late teens when he saved Talia and could then be in his early 40s. This assumes Talia was 5 when she escaped and is 30 now. Making Bane about 42.
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Why did Bane disobey Talia?
Because of how much he wants to prove his duty to The League of Shadows and that he is better than Bruce Wayne, this all makes sense, so much so that he even disobeys Talia's order to not kill him at the end (to which he failed).
This comfort and satisfaction with his own isolation also extends to lovers; Bane is not entirely asexual, but it is true to say that romantic and sexual desire in him is somewhat stunted, almost childlike, due to it both having never really been explored thanks to his upbringing and life in captivity as well as it ...
As per the movie DKR, Bane was Talia Al Ghul (Ra al Ghul's daughter) savior from pit prison, eventually they fell in love with each other. But Ra al Ghul was reluctant to admit him in the leauge of shadows.
After years of straddling the line between villain and hero, Talia was pushed over the edge into villainy thanks to her long lost sister, Nyssa al Ghul. After being abandoned by Ra's and watching her family perish during the Holocaust, Nyssa vowed vengeance after being tortured herself.
The mask gave his face a vaguely skull-like appearance. Pipes ran along the edge of the mask to a pair of miniature canisters at the back of his skull. Air hissed as he breathed. It was designed to supply him with an analgesic gas to relieve the chronic pain he suffered from injuries sustained in the Pit.
Talia found herself particularly drawn to Bruce after he was named the Heart of her father's mission. Finding him in the caves, she admits she has never met someone so intense and shares a passionate kiss with Bruce.
Finally, as far as television is concerned, in Season 5 of Gotham, Bane was introduced with the real name of Eduardo Dorrance, and with a background that combines his history in the comics with his role in The Dark Knight Rises.
During that process, Bruce met Miranda, a member of the Wayne Enterprises executive board who became his lover, and was later revealed to be not only Bane's ally but also Ra's al Ghul's daughter, and her real name was Talia al Ghul.
Both are characters whose identities are shrouded in mystery of legend. Just as Gotham is Batman's, the Pit where Bruce is thrown into belongs to Bane. The prison doctor even mentions this to Bruce, when he's told about the child, who is supposedly Bane (but later turns out to be Talia) who escaped the Pit.
When Bane was a child, he was haunted by a bat demon thing, which may or may not been his imagination. When he found out about Batman, he transferred his fear and hatred of that demon onto Batman.
Whether one loves or hates Hardy's Bane voice there's no question he did put a lot of thought into the way the character should speak. Ultimately, it seems Hardy and Nolan mainly wanted to avoid a “neutral tone villain voice” by giving Bane a strange and distinctive way of expressing himself.
Where does all that extra muscle mass come from when Bane uses the serum? The easy answer is the extra muscle mass is an artistic exaggeration to give him a more intimidating presence. Why didn't Bane make his mask undestructable in The Dark Knight Rises if he knew it was his biggest weakness?
Despite being given Kryptonite-infused Venom, Bane is overwhelmed and eaten by a swarm of Paradooms. Bane will appear in Merry Little Batman, voiced by Chris Sullivan.
Bane is a criminal who uses a special type of Venom to gain superhuman strength. He is an excellent fighter with high intelligence (IQ of 187) and an army of loyal mercenaries under his command including his most loyal lieutenant, Bird.
A Cuban-born Christian, Bane was the son of criminal Edmund Dorrance. He was forced to serve his father's life sentence. Born in Santa Prisca, in Cuba, in the prison known as Pena Duro, Bane was treated unfairly, and his mother died when he was 6.
Bane and Talia al Ghul are the only villains of The Dark Knight Trilogy to be Near Pure Evil. This is also the only version of Bane to be Near Pure Evil.
