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{{Quote|...I know the rage that drives you. That impossible anger strangling the grief until the memory of your loved one is just...poison in your veins. And one day, you catch yourself wishing the person you loved had never existed...so you'd be spared your pain. I wasn't always here in the mountains. Once, I had a wife...my great love. She was taken from me.|Ra's al Ghul to Bruce Wayne|Batman Begins}} |
{{Quote|...I know the rage that drives you. That impossible anger strangling the grief until the memory of your loved one is just...poison in your veins. And one day, you catch yourself wishing the person you loved had never existed...so you'd be spared your pain. I wasn't always here in the mountains. Once, I had a wife...my great love. She was taken from me.|Ra's al Ghul to Bruce Wayne|Batman Begins}} |
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| − | '''The Warlord's Daughter''' was the wife of [[Ra's al Ghul (Liam Neeson)| Ra's al Ghul]] and the mother of [[Talia al Ghul (Marion Cotillard)| Talia al Ghul]]. |
+ | '''The Warlord's Daughter''' was the wife of [[Ra's al Ghul (Liam Neeson)| Ra's al Ghul]] and the mother of [[Talia al Ghul (Marion Cotillard)| Talia al Ghul]]. She was portrayed by [[India Wadsworth]] in ''[[The Dark Knight Rises]]''. |
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+ | Approximately thirty years before the events of the ''The Dark Knight Rises'', the warlord's young daughter met a skilled mercenary working for her father. They fell in love, married in secret and concieved a child. Out of a sense of dishonor, the warlord had Ra's exiled while he had his daughter imprisoned in [[The Pit]]. There, she gave birth to a daughter that she named [[Talia_al_Ghul_(Marion_Cotillard)|Talia]], who spent the first years of her life locked up with her mother. One day, the doctor forgot to lock the door to their cell and the other inmates eventually attacked and murdered Ra's' wife, but her child was protected by a prisoner known as [[Bane (Tom Hardy)|Bane]], who also assisted in her escape from the Pit. |
During this time, the exiled mercenary had joined the [[League of Shadows]] and became known as Ra's al Ghul. Talia found her father and brought him back to enact terrible vengeance upon the prisoners of the Pit, with the exception of Bane. |
During this time, the exiled mercenary had joined the [[League of Shadows]] and became known as Ra's al Ghul. Talia found her father and brought him back to enact terrible vengeance upon the prisoners of the Pit, with the exception of Bane. |
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| − | *In the comics, there have been several versions of Talia's mother. One died of a drug overdose, while another was named Melisande |
+ | *In the comics, there have been several versions of Talia's mother. One died of a drug overdose, while another was named Melisande. Melisande was attacked by Ra's former servant Qayin and pushed into a [[Lazarus Pit]] where she died. |
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+ | *Actress India Wadsworth is of mixed Chinese heritage, much like Talia's mother in the comics. |
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- "...I know the rage that drives you. That impossible anger strangling the grief until the memory of your loved one is just...poison in your veins. And one day, you catch yourself wishing the person you loved had never existed...so you'd be spared your pain. I wasn't always here in the mountains. Once, I had a wife...my great love. She was taken from me."
- ―Ra's al Ghul to Bruce Wayne[src]
The Warlord's Daughter was the wife of Ra's al Ghul and the mother of Talia al Ghul. She was portrayed by India Wadsworth in The Dark Knight Rises.
Biography
Batman Begins
While he mentored Bruce Wayne, Ra's told him that his wife's murder taught him that there are those without decency who should be fought without hesitation or pity. This gave Bruce a much better understanding of Ra's, as they had both lost someone they loved.
The Dark Knight Rises
Approximately thirty years before the events of the The Dark Knight Rises, the warlord's young daughter met a skilled mercenary working for her father. They fell in love, married in secret and concieved a child. Out of a sense of dishonor, the warlord had Ra's exiled while he had his daughter imprisoned in The Pit. There, she gave birth to a daughter that she named Talia, who spent the first years of her life locked up with her mother. One day, the doctor forgot to lock the door to their cell and the other inmates eventually attacked and murdered Ra's' wife, but her child was protected by a prisoner known as Bane, who also assisted in her escape from the Pit.
During this time, the exiled mercenary had joined the League of Shadows and became known as Ra's al Ghul. Talia found her father and brought him back to enact terrible vengeance upon the prisoners of the Pit, with the exception of Bane.
Talia later told Batman that Bane was exiled from the League because he was a constant reminder of the hell he left his wife to die in.
Trivia
- In the comics, there have been several versions of Talia's mother. One died of a drug overdose, while another was named Melisande. Melisande was attacked by Ra's former servant Qayin and pushed into a Lazarus Pit where she died.
- Actress India Wadsworth is of mixed Chinese heritage, much like Talia's mother in the comics.