Little Al confronts Bruce about his troubled mental state and the trauma he has carried since childhood. He presents Bruce with a mysterious box labeled as his 'inheritance,' urging him to face his internal demons and discover his true identity.
LITTLE AL: Sit down Bruce.
LITTLE AL: You know, Bruce, BIG AL worked HARD to put me through med school. He dreamed of giving me more than that garage. But he NEVER said a WORD after the war.
LITTLE AL: He understood what happens to a man who's SEEN too much of this world's evil. Do you know what I'm
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