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John Batman

**Stand** | Unknown

**John Batman** was a nineteenth century Australian settler famous for his role in the founding of the city of Melbourne. Batman is credited with making treaty with the Wurundjeri people for an area of land comprising much of Melbourne's present suburban area. His treaty was declared void on the grounds that British authorities did not recognise the indigenous peoples of Australia as having claim to Australian lands, and therefore did not recognise Australian lands as being theirs to trade, but with that being the case Batman's treaty stands out as comprising the only recorded case in which a European settler of Australia had attempted to acquire land through treaty with Australia's indigenous peoples.

Batman is a controversial figure in history and as a character in the Baneposting cinematic universe his place and role in the timeline remains largely a mystery. Regardless, Batman is a topic of frequent reference and speculation among fans of The Post-Credit Scenes on the grounds that evidence within The Post Credits Scenes indicates his appearing to play at least *some* role in their events.

## Theories:

* John Batman's surname is strikingly similar to that of Patrick Bateman, and the plot of the post-credit scenes involves Bateman facing an inner conflict as to his in some way 'being Batman'. Bateman may be a descendant of Batman, struggling to reclaim a lost or disavowed family heritage, or Bateman's 'Batman' may be a persona of his which he has invented and adopted in the likeness of Batman the historical figure.
* Alternatively, Patrick Bateman's turmoil over 'being John Batman' may point to the idea of Batman being some form of supernatural, recurring being, with Bateman his latest incarnation. What this would have meant for the 'original' John Batman in the timeline of the cinematic universe is unknown.
* The of Montreal song "I Feel Ya Strutter" makes reference to the concept of a "Brahman signal", referring presumably to an idea of being connected with "the ultimate reality of the universe" (as understood in Hinduism). Is the Cinematic Universe's concept of the "Bat(man) signal" a nod to of Montreal's "Brahman signal"? What is Christopher Nolan suggesting with the play on words he's created between "Brahman" and "Batman"?

## Notes:

* Before Melbourne was officially named in honour of Britain's then Prime Minister, Batman had intended for the settlement to be named Batmania.
* John Batman gives his name to Christopher Nolan's 2005 film Batman Begins but does not make an evident appearance in that film's events.
* As this article focuses on Batman's place in the filmography of Christopher Nolan, note that further information on Batman's role in history should be found via his page on Wikipedia.
Gotham Stock Exchange

The **Gotham Stock Exchange** was a large stock exchange situated in Gotham City.

During the Gotham Incident, Bane and his brothers infiltrated it in order to empty Bruce Wayne's bank account via risky stock decisions (doubling down and losing).

While there, Bane encountered a stock trader, whom he then knocked unconscious, and used his card to access the exchange's data mainframe. Curiously, the trading in stocks did not stop when Bane attacked the exchange. Even more incredibly, none of the trades were canceled despite the high profile of Bane's attack. Interestingly, if Bane had bought calls instead of puts, his plan might have worked, but, unfortunately, Bane had very little time to study finances or economics in between climbing out of pits, building a terrorist organization, getting himself captured and rendered by CIA officers, and coercing Russian physicists into building nuclear devices
Hugh

**Hugh Pediéu** was one of CIA's men during Operation 98H1. He was responsible for guarding the back-side of the *Wreckage Brother*.

He is well known for his habit of peeing alongside the runway and being the first of the five Delta Force soldiers to die.

## Also Known As

* **Pissing Man**
* **Noir Hugh**
* (Possibly) **Avyeu, O'vou,** or **O'avéauoúzx**

## Notes and Theories

* It is possible that this is the last man that CIA referred to in the Flight Plan as the nomenclature of "Noir Hugh" is very similar in part to "Avyeu". Whether or not this is his actual name is up for debate.
* It might be entirely possible that the flight plan only listed Juan or himself.
* In the BEU, Before killing Dr. Pavel, Bane says "only Hugh" implying that Hugh could have disabled the bomb. This may also imply that Hugh survived the crashing of the *Wreckage Brother* and became the mysterious man in the silly bat costume.
* When interrogating his prisoners, CIA claims to them that Hugh had paid them to grab Dr. Pavel. The veracity of this claim is unknown.
* This might be the "Hugh Pediéu" mentioned by CIA in the extended section of the Flight Plan.
* Hugh, being a scaredy cat,might have been owned by Smee.
Third Trader

**Portrayed by** | Russ Fega

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## Also Known As

* Fuck-face
* Fucking donkey!
The Inception Hypothesis

**The Inception Hypothesis** seeks to explain the differences between the Plane Scene and the Expanded Universe by proposing that both are different dreams. One element in favor of the theory is the repeated inclusion of the briefcase in works by Bravo Nolan.

## The Theory

### The Plane Scene

During The Dark Knight Rises, CIA is trying to find out Bane's secrets. He gets greedy, and questions Bane's hired guns before Pavel. The big guy takes this opportunity to humiliate the agent by waking him up with the "kick".

### The Epilogue

For the rest of the movie, Bane attempts to steal business secrets by entering the minds of Patrick Bateman and Selina Kyle. Bane proves unprepared for the extraction, as Bateman's mind invents a bat-like creature to fight the big guy while the two try to wake up. At the end of the movie, they have escaped and can be seen discussing some common interests, probably including music.
Janson

Fucking Ratson is an antagonist featured in the film *Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials*. He is portrayed by Aidan Gillen, which means he could be a representation of CIA's future escapades after he survived the plane crash. He could also be CIA's descendant in the future.

Janson is highly proficient at mathematics, as evidenced by his accurate assessment of how many things the Maze was. He is also quite well versed at the subject of human biology and wilderness survival, as he displays by declaring the kids wouldn't last one day in the Scorch.

## Casting

Gillen was the top choice to play the villain in *The Skarch Trials*, partly due to his acting prowess displayed in the Plane Scene. According to director Wes Ball, he has been a fan of Gillen for a long time:

*I saw him in Game of Thrones; that's where I knew him from. And also [the Plane Scene] and The Wire before that from HBO. When I signed on to do this movie I immediately sang 'Shape of You' by Ed Sheeran.*-Wes Ball Fuck me because I spell Scorch as Skarch!;)
## Theories

It is thought that Janson may represent CIA's life after surviving the crash of the Wreckage Brother as depicted in the *Plane Scene*, with "Janson" being yet another codename given to CIA by the Agency. Supposedly, after faking his own death in the plane crash, CIA - either due to being assigned on a mission, or of his own volition - relocated to the Skarch. As with most of CIA's life, his decision to troll a bunch of kids is related to his ongoing effort to prove his own bigness and demonstrate that he is in charge here. After his experiences with Bane, CIA learned that the best way to set a plan in motion is to target enemies smaller than himself, so that he can be a big guy, for them. This explains Janson's choice of children as targets.

Of note is that, at the climax of *The Skarch Trials*, Janson is depicted shooting a man and, shortly thereafter, boarding a plane. This is considered evidence for the above theory in that it may be a vestigial remnant of CIA's modus operandi, e.g., shooting men before *throwing them out of* a plane. Under his new identity, some of CIA's old habits seem to have survived.

Alternatively, it is posited that Janson could be a future descendant of CIA, in much the same way that CIA himself is descended from Littlefinger. Evidence for this theory rests primarily on the notion that *The Skarch Trials* takes place in the future, in which the entire world has become a **Skarch**. Whether or not this notion of a post-apocalyptic future in the timeline of the Baneposting universe is related to the experiences of a mask-wearing Bane-like character portrayed by Tom Hardy in the film *Mad Max: Fury Road* has yet to be proven.

## References

1. ↑ UPI.com

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Wayne Enterprises

Wayne Enterprises is an organization headed by Patrick Bateman.

At one point, Bateman used gadgets invented by Wayne Enterprises to try and combat Bane.

## Theories

* Since the Neutron Bomb is controlled by Wayne Enterprises before Bane takes it, it is possible Wayne Enterprises wanted to let Bane have it, and are actually involved in his plan.
Arryungar Mahn

*You fight like Arryungar Mahn, with nothing held back. Admirable, but mistaken.*
-Bane
**Arryungar Mahn** is a person Bane referred to while beating up a man in a bat costume in a sewer underneath Gotham City. He is said to have fought with nothing held back, and to have been an overall admirable person, if often mistaken.

## Theories

A. Mahn is theorized to have been a colleague of CIA's, friendly with him and perhaps someone who CIA looked up to and admired. At some point in the past, he had an altercation with Bane, attempting to stop the big guy from crashing a plane with no survivors. This was when his fatal mistake ended up being to not shoot Bane before throwing him out of the plane, which allowed the masked man to survive, get back on board and retaliate.

This leads to CIA swearing revenge upon the man who killed his friend, and to Bane remembering A. Mahn as a worthy adversary. This story may also reveal the origin of Bane's Mask: apparently the device belonged to Arryungar, and Bane claimed it for himself in order to make people care about him as the one who was able to defeat the admirable A. Mahn.
Phillip Stryver

**Portrayed by** | Burn Gorman

**Phillip Stryver** was the Executive Vice President of Daggett Industries during the Gotham Incident and Daggett's most trusted counterpart.

He was eventually sent into exile by Crane when he overstayed his welcome.

He is portrayed by English actor Burn Gorman.

## Theories

* When he is held trial before Crane's kangaroo court, he attests to being 'Juan Avyeu' and pleads for the right to speak to Bane. It is possible that 'Juan Avyeu' (among other spellings) is a code name for "an important person among seemingly equal peers" and a mondegreen of "one of you".
* It is possible that when he fell through the ice in "The Land of the Cold Sweat", he survived. Evidence to support this theory suggests that the water temperature was between 10 and 40° F (-12.2 and 4.4° C), with the average amount of time one can survive [underwater] in that temperature being from 1 to 3 hours. In Stryver's circumstance, it is possible that he was able to climb back out of the water and crawl slowly back to shore (assuming that he did not drown or freeze to death on the icy surface).
Talia

**Talia** is the daughter of Ra's al Ghul, member of the League of Shadows and Bane's waifu.

She is portrayed in the Post-Credit Scenes by the French actress Marion Cotillard.

## Biography

Talia is the daughter of Ra's al Ghul. She was born in the Darkness, apparently similarly to Bane, after her mother was condemned to The Pit to suffer for the crimes of Ra's. Bane protected her as a young girl until she was able to escape the prison.

After the events of the BEU film *Batman Begins*, Talia took over the League in order to avenge the death of her father and destroy Gotham City. She used the alias of **Miranda Tate** to infiltrate the top ranks of Gotham's social and business circles.

## Stand

Talia shares a Twin Stand with another character neither revealed in the post-credit scenes nor yet revealed in the Baneposting Expanded Universe. Talia effectively has two Stands because of this; a short-range Stand named Psychotic Feeling and a long-range Stand named City Bird, with the caveat that her and her Stand Twin must be within a certain range of each other for the Stands to work. As Talia's Stand Twin has never appeared in proximity to her, her Twin Stand has never been seen manifesting itself and so the powers and parameters of Psychotic Feeling and City Bird are currently unknown.
Gotham City Stadium

**Portrayed by** | Heinz Field

**Gotham City Stadium** was a football stadium situated in Gotham City.

It was during the early stages of the Gotham Incident that Bane destroyed a press box, killed the city's mayor Anthony Garcia, and demolished a large section of the yard line to reveal to the spectators the Neutron Bomb that he threatened to detonate, as well as exposing Dr. Pavel before ultimately fatally massaging his neck. However, the stadium did survive the incident.

It was where (from afar) Agency members, including Itten and Anna, first became aware of the Master Plan, making it an important part of the events of the Post-Credit Scenes.

It is also the home stadium of the Gotham City Rogues and the stadium in which they played against the Rapid City Monuments. The games at the stadium were notable for their poor attendance; huge empty sections of seats were common, even after the Dent Act was passed.

Football games at the stadium were rather unusual; the singing of the National Anthem is immediately followed by the kickoff, without any sort of commercial break.

The field is infamous for its poor security; Bane and his army, well aware of this fact were able to march onto the field with no resistance at all; he was even able to wait several minutes for the game to start without anybody noticing. When Bane enters the field, the entire crowd, amazingly goes silent; he is not even challenged by the drunk fans. After Bane's demise, the game was rescheduled; the Rogues killed the time by challenging the local high school team. A special draft replaced the players swallowed up by Bane's sinkhole.

It is portrayed in the film *The Dark Knight Rises* by Heinz Field. In the movie, the stadium is most likely sponsored by Heinz due to the fact that a Heinz logo advertisement is visible above the scoreboard in the film.
Tom Hardy

**Size** | Big

*"No one cared who I was until I put on the mask."*
-Hardy on playing Bane
**Tom Hardy** is an English actor who plays Bane in the Plane Scene. He is also known for his work in movies such as *Bronson*, *Inception*, *Warrior*, *Locke* and *Mad Max: Fury Road*.

Hardy's AMA on Reddit along with *Locke* director Steven Knight was a notable event. In response to a user's question about the Plane Scene's dialogue, Hardy confirmed that he had intoned his line "For you" in a specific and curious manner, thus helping give rise to the cultural phenomenon of Baneposting.
Odium Rise Wikia

## Odium Rise

Leo Joseph Stanley Murphy (born August 21, 2001), known professionally as Odium Rise, is an English musician, songwriter, and website programmer. He is known for his music and image of symbolism and lifestyle that represents his public image. Leo is a one-piece artist as Odium Rise, which he founded himself in May 2015. His stage name, Odium Rise means 'Hate Rise'. Odium is another word for hate, he says "the name is a representative of the unspoken feeling of rise of hate".

## Find Out more...

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Jonathan Crane

**Portrayed by** | Cillian Murphy

**Dr.** **Jonathan Crane**, **PhD** was a corrupt psychiatrist working alongside the League of Shadows as well as being the judge and jury of his own kangaroo court hearings.

Although he is a notable ally of Bane, his impact on the carrying-out of the Master Plan is minimal.

He is portrayed by Irish actor Cillian Murphy.
Daggett Industries

**Daggett Industries** was an international construction company run and owned by John Daggett.

It is notable for being a prime factor in Bane's rise to power and an important asset to the inner-workings of the Master Plan.

## Employees

* John Daggett
* Phillip Stryver
* Miranda Tate (temporarily)
* Bruce Wayne (temporarily)
Initiation

**Initiation** is the process of learning Banelore, in doing so becoming first a Baneposter and then a Banescholar. One familiar with Banelore may be referred to as being Initiated.

   After first tasting Banewisdom, most inexperienced brothers are rightfully exhilarated and wish to learn more. They eagerly continue on the path of righteousness, driven by their thirst for new knowledge. Eventually, these aspirants will become Initiated, and can then proudly call themselves Banescholars.

## Initiation in the Baneposting Expanded Universe

> "Theatricality and deception are powerful agents to the uninitiated... but we are initiated, aren't we?"
>
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Initiation is a concept first referred to by Bane in Christopher Nolan's The Post-Credit Scenes, although no details are given on what exactly Initiation involves within The Plane Scene or the Baneposting Expanded Universe, and the only quality stated of the Initiated by Bane is their possessing a psychological resistance to theatricality and deception.

## Unintiation and Hotheadedness

A commonplace misconception is that the uninitiated are Hotheads; but that is not necessarily so. The uninitiated are merely small guys who have not yet tasted The Fire and are not yet familiar with all it has to offer.

Unfortunately, some sad individuals do reject the Path of the Light. They apathetically refuse to indulge in the oasis of virtue that is Baneposting, and fall into a hopeless abyss of melancholy, distress and self-loathing. These repulsive cretins are called Hotheads, and if not removed from the premises can be a danger to themselves, to others, and to Baneposting as a whole.
Ittin

**Ittin**, or **Itten**, is a mysterious figure, presumed to be CIA's superior at the Agency, whom CIA calls to file his deceptive Flight Plan.

It is stated that he or she is in direct contact with most field operatives, including those from other agencies, such as Captain Jones.

## Also Known As

* **Itten**
* **ITIN**
* **Frank Ittin**

## Theories

* Itten could have been shown in the Post-Credit Scenes as Bane attacked Gotham City Stadium. Fans disagree over whether he could be the younger man who speaks more (who could also be the Agent C), or the older decorated soldier (possibly General Matthew Armstrong).
* If his name is spelled "Itten", which is a Scottish surname, he should either be Scottish or have Scottish heritage.
	+ Additionally, his name could be a reference to Swiss artist Johannes Itten, whose work on color is said to be an inspiration for seasonal color analysis. Itten had been the first to associate color palettes with four types of people, and had designated those types with the names of seasons. What this has to do with the Plane Scene is up to interpretation.
* One theory states that Ittin had actually betrayed CIA as he was the only one who knew where CIA was heading and what route he was taking. This could mean that Ittin had relayed the information to Bane's big plane for you and allowed the big guy to assassinate the agent. His motive is currently unknown and up for speculation.
* Another possible theory states that this mysterious man may very well be the mastermind behind both the Master Plan and the Flight Plan, pitting them towards each other in a grand game of 88th Dimensional Chess. To what end he carefully set all of these actions into motion remains an enigma to this day. If this theory holds true then there may be deeper meaning behind all of the events that transpired, possibly hinting at the true motives of the Masketta Man and his compatriots.
* After CIA mentions calling Ittin, we don't hear him speak again until the plane is in the air. Due to the gap in time between "Ittin" and CIA's next word of dialogue, it is usually assumed that "Ittin" is the last word in his sentence. However, it is possible that he is merely pausing for dramatic effect. In that case, his line reads "Get 'em on board; I'll call. **Ittin, the flight plan I just filed with the Agency**, lists..." Thus, Ittin may in fact be the name of the Flight Plan.
Aidan Gillen

**Size** | Small

**Aidan Gillen** is an Irish actor best known for his breakout role in the Plane Scene. His secondary work includes *Game of Thrones*, *The Wire*, *One day in the Skarch* and the original British *Queer as Folk*. His birthday on April 24 is a celebrated event in the Baneposting community.

## Theories

Very little is known about Aidan Gillen. Why does he pose the pose?
Tournaments

Tournaments are games that you have to get first or second in order to continue. There are currently 3 types of tournaments. You must reach at least 500 experience points in order to participate in a tournament. Chips are used to enter a tournament. You will receive coins and chips if you win the tournament.

The 3 types of tournaments:

-40 Second 8 Player Tournament: 2 sets of 4 will battle. The 2 that lead both games will proceed to the final round. The 4 that lose will be eliminated and will have the word eliminated written across their profile in the end. You will receive 500 chips and 3 coins if you win. You also need 100 chips in order to enter.

-40 Second 16 Player Tournament: 4 sets of 4 will battle. The 8 that get first in second in each will move on. The 4 top half winners will play and the 4 bottom half winners will player in the second round. The 2 that win in each will move on in the final round. The winner will receive 2500 chips and 10 coins. The 2nd place player will receive 0 chips and 5 coins. You also need 500 chips in order to enter. There used to be a 20 second 16 player tournament but it was removed for unknown reasons.

-20 Second 8 Player Tournament: Same rules of 40 second 8 player but it's 20 seconds each round.

Click here to play a tournament. It will not let you enter if you have below 500 exp unless a friend invites you.Tournament chat box before tournament begins.Tournament/Friend Game Invitation8 Player Tournament Info Box16 Player Tournament Info BoxTournaments Won on Stats (8 Player on left, 16 Player on right)8 Player Reward Box16 Player Reward Box8 Player Awaiting Player16 Player Awaiting PlayerTournament Select
Agent C

The mysterious **Agent C** works for the Agency under Itten along with Anna. At the time of the Plane Scene, he is likely stationed at The Pentagon. CIA calls him to file the Flight Plan.

## Theories

* The Agent C was probably shown in the Post-Credit Scenes as Bane attacked the football stadium. Fans disagree over whether the younger man could be the Agent C, Itten or possibly another character.
* Agent C could be a very unorganized and messy person who is known to possibly run Windows XP as his operating system. He may have been seen reviewing data collected on Doctor Pavel.
* If the man at the computer is the Agent C, then his blue camouflage (NWU Type I) uniform identifies him as a Navy sailor.
Wreckage Brother

The ***ZS-NVB "Myeghcraft" Wreckage Brother*** was an Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante owned by the Agency and flown by the Pilots. It was used by CIA officer Bill Wilson to retrieve Dr. Pavel from Uzbekistan, before it was crashed with no survivors by the Nosher Viverse. The CIA eventually reported the crash, as is demonstrated by US government's knowledge of Pavel during the Masketta Man crisis in Gotham. Curiously, however, they were unaware that the crash was the result of a planned attack.

## Also Known As

* **The "Board"**
* **The "Bored"**
* **Myeghcraft**
* **Zissplane**
* **Aircraft**
* **Heirkraeft**
* **Ejirkraeft**
* **Aeierkraeft**
* **Yeahkraeft**

## Passengers

* Pilots
* CIA
* Bane
* Ahyred Gunn
* Smee
* Maimen
* Dr. Pavel
* Heer
* Button-Lee
* Juan (Amon)
* Hugh

## Notes

* As it is unclear exactly what CIA says when he tells his hired guns to get the hooded men on the plane, it could be nicknamed several things: (*"Get'em on* 'Board'*, I'll call Ittin"* vs. *"Get'em on* 'Bored'*, I'll call Ittin,"* also *"Get'em, I'm bored, I'll call Ittin"*). However, the Wreckage Brother is the most widely-accepted official name for the aircraft.
* The choice of the ZS-NVB for the portrayal of the Wreckage Brother may have been a deliberate one made based on "NVB" serving as an acronym for "Not Very Big" - this relates to the concepts of Bigness in the plane scene and additionally is the most likely candidate in-universe for the plane's extended identification code (compare the Noshur Viverse's registration of N121TG - *Tres Grand*).
* The plane was, oddly, incapable of detecting the Noshur Viverse.
Amon

**Amon** is the first hooded man that CIA interrogates using his gun. He is famed for being exceptionally trustworthy for a mercenary, just like his colleague Ahyred Gunn. He is very likely the same man as Juan. He is a part of Bane's Men.

## Also Known As

* **Ahman**
* **Dedn-Fulaay S'ohgud**
* **Flass O'Goode**
* **A-Man**

## Interests

* Loyalty
* Being quiet
* Grabbing Dr. Pavel
* Not flying so well

## Notes

* CIA believes that someone paid Amon to "Graabda kturpaabel". It is yet unclear what exactly this act entails.
* His shirt is brown just as Juan's. This note coupled with the fact that only two men besides Bane entered the plane at the start (this man as well as another wearing a black shirt) it is apparent that Amon and Juan are the exact same person, Juan being a code-name for a "very important person".
* It is possible that Amon is only a surname, as Bane tells Patrick Bateman in the Post-Credit Scenes that he fights "like Yung Amon, Will Nottingheld-Bach, Admiral Bulbut, Ms. Taken," though it may also be that Bane was merely referring to Amon as young. It is unknown at this time who the other people Bane mentioned could be.
* It can be surmised from dialogue between Bateman and Alfred in the Post-Credit Scenes that Amon has spent some time in The Darkness, as Alfred says that "sometimes Amon rises from The Darkness."
* Amon may have worked with James Gordon and the Gotham City Police Department at the time of death of Bateman's parents, as Bateman tells Gordon in the Post-Credit Scenes that "A hero can be anyone. Even Amon doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a young boy's shoulders to let him know that the world hadn't ended." Amon's relationship with Bateman past that point, if any, remains unclear.
* Amon has demonstrated immense loyalty to Ahyred Gunn.
Lake Garrison

Lake Garrison is a large lake in the eastern central region of Terragard, the lifeblood of many settlements and towns, in the region. The lake boasts swift travel, as most weather hazard that hinder such trade are rarely seen on the lake, though its not unheard of. Other hazards do still exist, such as piracy and navigation hazards like thick fog, a lack to strong light sources for sailing guidance and rocky coasts.

On the surface, the lake is clam, peaceful and relatively safe for travelers and explorers, with rare cases of piracy by bandits if the ship is carrying valuable cargo, or if the bandits are particularly desperate for supplies. These incidents happen so infrequently and the response by the solider forces is swift and effective, and each incident passes out of memory rather quickly.

Under its surface, the lake is deeper than most can dive in most spots, and most intelligent waterborne species don't dive very deep, and are quoted as saying the lake's depths are "Creepy," or "Unnerving" When going too deep, some have reported ruins on the lake floor as well as large trenches that continue deeper than the floor of the lake itself, but there's never been a report of anything dangerous beyond most aquatic predators.

The lake is divided into the larger northern section, and the smaller southern section known as South Garrison Lake, the only passage to which runs between Westwatch and Eastlanding, making the canal relatively well-patrolled and safe.

## Borders

Lake Garrison borders the reaching forest on the western half, and the Sorrowlight Swamp on the southeast side, the northeastern side borders the Northhold Plains.

## Lake Garrison Towns

Westwatch

Eastlanding

Embermill

Duskfall

## South Garrison Lake Towns

Swampscream

Timberfist
Josh Stewart

**Size** | Decently Big

Josh Stewart is an American actor and director who plays Masketta Man in the Plane Scene. He is also known for his work in televison series such as *Dirt, Criminal Minds, Third Watch,* and *No Ordinary Family,* as well as in the movies *Interstellar, Transendence,* and *The Collection.* He made his directorial debut with the film *The Hunted.*
Getzda

*"Getzda, stay on Myéghcraft!"*
-CIA

**Getzda** was one of CIA's Men who suffered from suicidal tendencies. CIA, being a compassionate and thoughtful boss, reminded Getzda to stay on his aircraft when the door was opened during the Plane Scene.

Getzda is notable as one of the men CIA trusted to assist him in interrogation along with Heer. Getzda was assigned to open the plane door, despite his suicidal tendencies. Perhaps CIA chose him over Hugh in fear Hugh would attempt to pee out of the airplane.

## Also Known As

* Getzda Steighon
* Getzda Steyon
Neutron Bomb

The **FPNB** (**Fully**-**Primed Neutron Bomb**) was a WMD with a four-megaton yield and a blast radius of 6 miles (9.6 km). It was used by Bane to terrorize Gotham City and a primary reason for the execution of Operation 98H1.

Originally a fusion reactor created by Wayne Enterprises and intended as a clean energy alternative, the bomb was reprogrammed by Dr. Leonid Pavel when Bane left him no choice, threatening to end the lives of eleven Wayne board members and possibly his own family.

Pavel first heard of the device at the IEEE Symposium in 2009. Although the exact methods used to reprogram the device are unknown, it is to be noted that the core itself was removed, reassuring the bomb's detonation in 2017 (five months by Bane's calculations).

## Theories

* Many have claimed that the "movie science" behind the bomb is fairly inaccurate to real life, citing that a neutron bomb would produce much more radiation than implied in the film and that every nuclear bomb is dirty no matter whether the atoms are split or fused (fission or fusion).
* Another factor that is overly criticized is sprung from the guesstimation that the bomb detonating over the bay would cause sufficient enough damage to kill and maim a hefty amount of Gotham's residency and that the "unknown man wearing a bat costume" actually doomed the entire city rather than save it.
Ernest Burkhart

**Portrayed by** | The Italian Stargazer

**Ernest Burkhart** conspired to kill several Osage Native Americans for the oil headrights. Ernest married Mollie Kile (or Kyle), a native Osage. Through various permutations, Hale had Mollie's sister Anna Brown killed in 1921. Anna's headrights were inherited by her mother Lizzie Q and Mollie. The death of Lizzie Q and several cousins left Mollie and therefore Ernest as heirs to the headrights, which were worth several hundreds of thousands of dollars in the 1920s. Mollie fell ill and was later discovered to have been poisoned, but recovered when she moved away. She divorced Ernest afterward, and their children inherited Mollie's estate.
Mosquito Men

The **Mosquito Men** ("Escortta Man" and "Beanie Bagetta Man") are the gunmen accompanying Masketta Man in escorting Dr. Pavel, Bane, Juan/Amon and Ahyred to the ZS-NVB.

The Mosquito Men remain very mysterious characters - nothing personal is known of them but that they're in some capacity henchmen of Masketta Man, and that as mere henchmen they're presumably rather small guys. The Mosquito Men are not acknowledged by any of the other characters in The Plane Scene, and themselves say nothing revealing any information about themselves (or at all). They are a part of Bane's men.

## The Mosquito Men Theory

The **Mosquito Men Theory** posits the idea that Masketta has the superhuman power to persuade anyone to do his bidding, and using this power leads his own band of mercenaries officially called the Mosquito Men, of whom the Mosquito Men portrayed in The Plane Scene are but a small unit.

## References

1. ↑ The entire thread can be read at http://8archive.moe/bane/thread/23804/.
Master Plan

The **Master Plan** details Bane's daring endeavor of capturing Doctor Pavel and crashing the Wreckage Brother in a very elaborate and complicated manner.

The Master Plan is in direct opposition to the Flight Plan. The eternal struggle between the two rival stratagems is examined by Bravo Nolan in the Plane Scene.

The post-credit scenes make several references to a plan. For example, Bane claims "our plan is proceeding as expected" while confronting businessman John Daggett. Whether this is a reference to the Master Plan, a new plan or even the Flight Plan is unknown; however, it grants an insight into Bane's obsession with planning.

It is known that getting caught was part of what CIA refers to as "[Bane's] plan", but it is unknown whether this refers to the Master Plan itself.
Skill

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Here is how much skill for each skill bar:

1 Bar: 0-10,000 Skill

2 Bars- 10,001-15,000 Skill

3 Bars: 15001-20,000 Skill

4 Bars: 20,001-25,000 Skill

5 Bars: 25,001-30,000 Skill

6 Bars: 30,001+ Skill

* It currently only goes up to 6 bars.

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Button-Lee

**Button**-**Lee**, or, **Button** "**Quick**" **Lee**, was one of CIA's men tasked with ensuring the safe escort of Dr. Leonid Pavel to the United States.

He is known to be very quick and is the only African-American involved with Operation 98H1.

## Also Known As

* **Buttonly**
* "**Quickly"**
* **Quick Lee**
* **Dave**
* **Bart'onliiy**
* **Barton Lee**
* **Baden Leigh**

## Theories

* During the Gotham Incident, Bane instructs Yu Amir-Lee to adopt a child known as Ed the Dark. It is believed that Amir-Lee was born Yu Amir, but changed her last name upon marrying Button Lee. Since Lee works for CIA, it seems unusual that his wife would take orders from Bane. For this reason, some suspect that Lee is actually a double agent whose true allegiance is to Bane and the Master Plan.
Anthony Garcia

**Portrayed by** | Nestor Carbonell

**Anthony Garcia** was the mayor of Gotham City during the events of Operation 98H1 and the Gotham Incident.

He is well known as a clean and loving mayor and one of the few members of Gotham's inner circle responsible with "cleaning up" the city and presumably ridding it of hotheads.

He was tragically murdered by Bane when his press box at Gotham City Stadium was blown up.

He is portrayed by American actor Nestor Carbonell.
N121TG

**Size** | Big

**N121TG** was the registration of a Lockheed C-130A *Hercules* that was used as Bane's plane, the Noshur Viverse, in the Plane Scene. When not starring in a feature film, the aircraft is operated by International Air Response near Mesa, Arizona.

## Military history

The plane now registered as **N121TG** was built in July 1957 at Lockheed's plant in Marietta, Georgia. The 3,119th *Hercules* to be constructed, it was delivered to the United States Air Force, and first used by the 314th Troop Carrier Wing under the registration **56-0511**. In June of 1963, it was briefly transferred to the 322nd Air Division, before returning to the 314th in April 1964.

In September of 1969, the plane was sent to Vietnam with the 40th Tactical Airlift Squadron (TAS). It later moved to the 21st, then to the 142nd TAS in October 1971. After returning to American soil, it flew in the Delaware Air National Guard until it was transferred to the 180th TAS in November 1986. When the 180th received new C-130H2 models in July of 1987, **56-0511** was sent to the 186th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron. It was put up for civilian purchase in March 1990.

## Civilian history

When it was purchased by the Hemet Valley Flying Service of Riverside County, California, it was re-registered as **N132FF**. In October of 1990, it was converted to a water bomber, with the purpose of extinguishing fires. In 1997, it was purchased by the Aero Firefighting Service and went into storage in 2000.

In March of 2006, the plane was taken out of storage and sold to International Air Response in Coolidge, Arizona. On May 10, 2007, the plane received its current registration of **N121TG**. Starting in 2011, the plane is based out of Cardiff, Wales.

## Use in the film

International Air Response, which owns the plane, offers "Aerial Film and Movie Production" as a service.

Like its Flight Plan counterpart, ZS-NVB, the aircraft was used in the filming of the Plane Scene between May and July 2011, at RAF Cardington, England and Inverness, Scotland.

Since being used in the scene, N121TG has returned to normal duty in Cardiff.

## See also

* Noshur Viverse
* ZS-NVB

## References

1. ↑ *Live tracker*, FlightAware
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *Registration history*, c-130.net
3. ↑ *Registration history*, rzjets.net
4. ↑ Official IAR website
DWP Guy

**Portrayed by** | Joseph Lyle Taylor

**DWP Guy** is the man responsible for knowing what's in Gotham's sewers.

Foley asks for him to help search for Commissioner Gordon in the sewer, a request preceding "getting the hothead out of there". He later reveals to Blake that there are people living in the sewer tunnels, and that the DWP regularly finds dead bodies.

DWP Guy works best when not in presence of heated craniums.

He is portrayed by American actor Joseph Lyle Taylor.

## Theories

* It is possible that DWP is related to CIA in some way because they both use abbreviations as first names.
Baneposter

**Size** | Massive

A **Baneposter** is an individual who spreads the word of Bravo Nolan's Plane Scene by Baneposting, making the Fire rise in doing so. Being a Baneposter requires no form of membership, and is easy to do but difficult to master, for you. A Baneposter who is diligent enough can earn the title of Banescholar. Their sworn enemies are known as Hotheads.

## Also Known As

* **Brother**
* **Initiated**
* **Coolhead**
* **Big Guy**

## Initiating Baneposting

      Baneposting can be approached in a number of different ways, but is typically initiated by a Baneposter with an image of a character alongside a quote from that character. A popular choice of starting character is CIA, but Bane is seen almost as frequently. Another approach that saw rapid rise in the baneposting community was to begin the discussion by observing or questioning a specific part of the scene. The deep and mysterious character Masketta Man frequently perplexes novice Baneposters due to how complex and difficult to understand he is for them.
Lotta Loyalty

Lotta Loyalty is a supernatural force portrayed in The Plane Scene.

## Overview

Those who possess Lotta Loyalty are known to have unshakable resolve, even in the face of perils such as being shot before being thrown out of a plane.

## Applications and Origins

Lotta Loyalty is explicitly demonstrated by at least one member of Master Plan; Ahyred Gunn. The usage of the powers allows Ahyred to remain unmoved by the threats of CIA, and continue obfuscation of the purpose for Bane's mask.

It is widely understood that Lotta Loyalty operates on a hierarchy of size, as Ahyred(a medium guy), is recalcitrant towards CIA(a big guy in his own right, but miniscule compared to the bigness of Bane). This has lead scholars to believe that Lotta Loyalty is an attribute bestowed onto smaller guys by those bigger than themselves.

Many members of The Flight Plan appear to demonstrate Lotta Loyalty, as evidenced by their devoted combat against members of the Master Plan, though it is disputed if the power was imparted onto them by CIA, or by guys bigger than him such as Itten.
Noshur Viverse

The ***N121TG Noshur Viverse*** (alternatively referred to as the *Noshur Vivors)* was a Lockheed C-130 Hercules used by Bane and his hired guns to crash the *Wreckage Brother* as part of their Master Plan. It is white and considerably bigger (for you) than the *Wreckage Brother*. It was flown by unseen pilots.

## Passengers

* Four paratroopers
* **Pilot(s)**
* Cadaver
* Bane
* Dr. Pavel

## Theories

* The comparative size of the *Noshur Viverse* to the *Wreckage Brother* may be symbolic to the relationship in size between Bane and CIA. This theory is supported by the fact that immediately after CIA's and Bane's "You're a big guy/For you" exchange, the *Noshur Viverse* makes its appearance for the first time, emphasizing the fact that it's a big plane for the Wreckage Brother. This is another example of Bravo Nolan's genius, as he shows how the conflicts of the Plane Scene occur on many different levels.
Worldbuilding

## Currency

Copper Coin - a gnomish copper piece.

Coin of Five (Electrum) - a dwarven coin minted in ancient dwarven times.

Coin of Ten - a silver coin minted by the human empire.

Gold Coin - a golden coin minted by the human empire.

Platinum Piece - a platinum coin that was minted in ancient times by a mysterious civilization, they are more valuable as loot and collectors items than its actual worth in platinum. More a status symbol than any useful form of currency.
Pilots

The **Pilot** and **Co-Pilot** are the two men flying the Wreckage Brother during the Plane Scene.

Along with CIA's men, the Pilots appear to have noticed the presence of the Noshur Viverse but took no actions to warn CIA or avoid it.

## Also Known As

* **Mae** and **Dae**
* **Mayday/Mayday**
* **Mae Dae** and **Ijuss** or **Ayjuss**
* **May** and **Cooper**

## Theories

* The co-pilot's striking resemblance to Matthew McConaughey has led some to theorize that he is the actor's character from another film by Bravo Nolan, *Interstellar,* Cooper. Although the film is set in the future, Cooper at one point passes through a black hole and begins to experience time nonlinearly - it is theorised he foresaw the historical necessity of the Master Plan (perhaps attracted by the gravitational curve of Bane's bigness, a shared theme of both films) and inserted himself into the timeline to ensure its success.
* Mae and Dae are not listed on the Flight Plan, despite clearly being on the Wreckage Brother at the behest of CIA. It is possible that the Agency was unaware of their presence, and they purposefully stayed positioned below the Noshur Viverse, allowing Bane to crash the plane with no survivors.
Stuart Alan Jones

*I'm queer. I'm gay. I'm homosexual. I'm a poof, I'm a poofter, I'm a ponce. I'm a bumboy, batty-boy, backside artist, bugger. I'm bent. I am that arsebandit. I lift those shirts. I'm a faggot-ass, fudge-packing, shit-stabbing uphill gardener. I dine at the downstairs restaurant, I dance at the other end of the ballroom. I'm Moses and the parting of the red cheeks. I fuck and I am fucked. I suck and I am sucked. I rim them and wank them, and every single man's had the fucking time of his life.*
-Stuart
**Stuart Alan Jones** is a character played by Aidan Gillen in the Channel 4 drama series *Queer as Folk* from 1999 to 2000.

## Biography

Stuart is a successful advertising executive and a promiscuous gay man. He is very much a free spirit, hedonistically living his life as he pleases. He loathes homophobes and isn't afraid of criticizing or attacking them.

## Theories

Stuart's appearance is strikingly similar to CIA, and they are likely relatives. As CIA's mannerisms during the Plane Scene are extremely flamboyant considering he's supposed to be a serious Agency man conducting a serious interrogation, it seems bombastic and flashy habits run in the family.

Stuart's sexual preference for small guys (teen boys) may reflect an insecurity about the small guy genes that run in his family.
The Fire

**The Fire** is a term used in the Plane Scene in this exchange between Juan and Bane:

*"Have we started The Fire?"*
*-"Yes! The Fire rises."*
Further references can be found in the Post-Credit Scenes, in which Bane confronts an unknown man wearing a bat suit:

*"You'll just have to imagine The Fire"*
Speculation exists as to his precise meaning, but there are several plausible theories, some of which are listed here.

## Possible interpretations of The Fire

The Fire can be considered to be an allegory for the fire within a man's head, which when risen turns him to a hothead; if this is to be believed, Bane's intention is to spread hotheadedness.

The Fire could also be a metaphor for Bane's Master Plan, the success of which could be likened to a spreading, rising fire. This would tie in with fire imagery throughout the Post-credit Scenes.

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Mia Boutbain

*"He didn't fly so good. Who wants to try next? Tell Mia Boutbain!"*
-CIA
Mia Boutbain worked with CIA to help plan people's flights. After Amon didn't fly so good, CIA informed the other passengers on the Wreckage Brother that whoever wanted to try next should tell Mia. However, no one volunteered. Since no women are visible in the Plane Scene, it is possible that some of the passengers wanted to try next, but they were unsure how to contact Mia.
Ahyred Gunn

**Ahyred Gunn** is the second hooded man CIA interrogates using his gun. While interrogating him, the Agency man doubts Ahyred's level of belief in his adopted cause.

The hooded man holds his tongue, however, proving himself to possess a lotta loyalty for a hired gun. The interrogation is interrupted by Bane finally speaking up to call CIA's bluff. He is a part of Bane's Men.

## Also Known As

* **Hugh**
* **Abram**
* **Auparapsy**

## Interests

* Wanting to try things next
* Not talking about Bane
* Wondering why his friend Amon,who has demonstrated immense loyalty to him,was shot before being thrown out of the plane.
* Being loyal
The Darkness

*Oh, you think darkness is your ally. But you merely adopted the dark; I was born in it, moulded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but BLINDING!*
*-Bane to a man wearing a silly bat costume*
**The Darkness**  (officially known as **The Pit**) is a prison where Talia was born and Bane was imprisoned. It is where Bane, while protecting the young Talia, suffered the grievous injuries that would require him to put on the mask. After people started caring who Bane was, he took over the prison. At the time of the events of the Plane Scene, it is run by the League of Shadows.

## Also Known As

* **The Pit**
* **The Worst Hell on Earth**
* **Prison**
* **Home**

## Theories

* Bane may have been born in the Pit as well; this is the background of his character as adapted by DC Comics. The comic version of the character is a super-humanly strong polymath genius from the Latin American country of Santa Prisca, an even bigger guy than Tom Hardy. Bravo Nolan's Bane, however, speaks with a distinctly British accent, which he would be unlikely to have had he grown up at the Pit.
* The exact location of The Darkness is unknown, although it is posited to be located in either Morocco, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, or India.