:30:13
DUCARD: When you lived among
the criminals, did you start to pity them?
:30:18
BRUCE: The first time I stole
so that I wouldn 't starve, yes.
:30:21
I lost many assumptions about
the simple nature of right and wrong.
:30:28
And when I traveled...
:30:30
...I learned the fear before a crime...
:30:33
...and the thrill of success.
:30:36
[MAN SHOUTlNG lN MANDARlN]
:30:38
BRUCE:
But I never became one of them.
:30:40
[OFFlCER 1 SPEAKlNG MANDARlN]
:30:42
OFFlCER 2: Fool. What do I care
what your name is? You're a criminal.
:30:45
[SPEAKlNG MANDARlN]
I'm not a criminal
:30:47
OFFlCER 2:
Tell that to the guy who owned these.
:30:51
DUCARD: You've traveled the world
to understand the criminal mind...
:30:54
...and conquer your fears.
:30:57
But a criminal is not complicated.
:31:02
And what you really fear
is inside yourself.
:31:05
You fear your own power.
:31:08
You fear your anger...
:31:09
...the drive to do great
or terrible things.
:31:13
Now you must journey inwards.
:31:20
You are ready.
:31:23
Breathe.
:31:34
Breathe.
:31:40
Breathe in your fears.
:31:45
Face them.
:31:47
T o conquer fear,
you must become fear.
:31:50
You must bask in the fear
of other men.
:31:55
And men fear most
what they cannot see.