It seems as though Zack Snyder might have confirmed how Jared Leto’s Joker might have killed Robin in the DCEU. This all started after a fan posted their fan theory on how Joker might have killed Robin.
They actually spoke of where Jared Leto’s Joker killed Batman’s partner, Robin. They also revealed that Jared Leto’s Joker would have probably brutally beaten Robin in Wayne Manor.
The fan claimed that this could be the reason why Wayne Manor is all burnt down in Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice. They went on to add that this could confirm that the Joker knows Batman’s true identity, and yet wants to keep it all a secret because he likes playing his twisted game with Batman.
Did Zack Snyder just confirm how Jared Leto’s Joker killed Robin?
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Here’s what they wrote (on Vero, of course) in full:
“If Zack and David stick with the story of having Joker brutally beat Robin to death, then set his body on fire, then there’s no doubt in my mind that it happened in Wayne Manor and the fire is what left the house looking like that. Another thing to think about with this if true is that Joker probably knows Batman’s true identity but chooses to keep it a secret as he doesn’t want his twisted back and forth relationship with Batsy to end.
The reason why we think that Snyder might have revealed this fan theory to be true is because he liked the posts, which seems to me, and many others, confirmation that this is actually what happened.
This could also be the additional scenes that Jared Leto will be filming for Zack Snyder’s Justice League. If so, then I am really excited to see it on the screen finally.
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