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While writing Batman Begins (2005), Christopher Nolan and co-writer David S. Goyer designed the climax so Batman wouldn't break his no-kill rule. Nolan later said Batman didn't break his "No Kill' rule in this Scene "He Gets By on a Technicality."

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