As Batman attempts to force Red Hood into a normal civilian life, Jason fights to overcome his fear — and does so in a way that shows who he truly is.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Red Hood has run the gauntlet from sidekick to villain and back to hero again, hitting all the marks in between. Now, even as Batman tries to push him out of the vigilante life entirely, he’s proving that he’s closer than ever to becoming a full-fledged superhero. Saving people is the only thing that will help Jason Todd fight through his intense fear.
Once Red Hood completes the arduous task of walking outside, however, he propels himself into a burning building to save a little girl trapped inside. His innate drive to help people is still there, regardless of what Batman tries to do. Fear has always forced Jason to fight. Batman’s fear-based "failsafe" for Jason didn’t introduce something that wasn’t there before. Instead, it heightened what he has lived with his entire life. Batman merely weaponized it in a new way, but it didn’t trigger the transformation he intended.
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