Analyzing Batman 3/11/14

One of the most persuasive scenes in Batman is when the responsibility to deal with the Batman keeps getting passed on to someone else on page 108. At first the president is asked what he thinks about the Batman controversy and what he plans to do about it. The president says how that is the Governor's responsibility. The governor says that it is the mayor's responsibility and the mayor says that it is the Police Commissioners responsibility. I find this scene very persuasive since instantly after reading it I understand what is being said and am convinced as to what the creative team is trying to say. The creative team is persuading the reader that the leaders of the government are weak in that they refuse to take responsibility, and keep passing the responsibility of what to do with the Batman on to the person below them in power. This scene is able to be persuasive because it is clear what is happening unlike some of the other scenes. It is persuasive since the convince me that the government is weak and I should put my faith in the Batman. They prove how everyone, if they can, passes on the responsibility which makes them weak leaders and shows how the Batman is the only one I can trust.