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Posted on 13-03-2006 08:39
i read the part in the Hush comic when Batman gets injured and Alfred is trying to "cure" him, but is unable to. Then, oracle suggests that shondra kinsolving does the job, because of her experience with mending bruces' back, but alfred says kinsolving is not quite right in the head. is this something to do with the knightfall trilogy? can someone tell me?
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RE: shondra kinsolving "not quite right in the head?"
Dr. Shondra Kinsolving had the meta-human (DC's word to avoid ripping off mutant or homo-superior) ability to heal her patients. She didn't know whe was doing it at the time. As Knightquest: The Search progressed, Bruce caught up with her kidnappers who were going to use her power to do some evil thing. Things went wrong and all of her power was focused on Bruce healing his back. The event was too traumatic on Dr. Kinsolving and her mental state regressed to that of a child.
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) ability to heal her patients. She didn't know whe was doing it at the time. As Knightquest: The Search progressed, Bruce caught up with her kidnappers who were going to use her power to do some evil thing. Things went wrong and all of her power was focused on Bruce healing his back. The event was too traumatic on Dr. Kinsolving and her mental state regressed to that of a child.
