>Is that a problem?"
>"No, I'm Dunnhier."


A strange tale of hubris right at the beginning. Here we see a guy who's so full of himself he (perhaps constantly) boasts that he can work around any problem, because "[he's] Dunnhier", the legendary thief. However, almost immediately after his first appearance, he is nonchalantly shot in the back. It really delivers Nolan's message about escalation perfectly: the low-life criminals in Gotham have no respect, even for other criminals and their previous merits. Even Dunnhier, with all his skills, is expendable.

>"Criminals in this town used to believe in things... honor... respect!"

I still don't understand why Dunnhier randomly told his associate his name.

I don't get it. Why would they introduce a character by name only to immediately kill him? Did I miss something?

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