Extrinsic Motivation In The Dark Knight

The Dark Knight is a movie released in 2008 directed by Christopher Nolan, based on a man called Bruce Wayne which becomes a superhero to compete with criminals to put them in prison until they pay their conviction. The expectancy of this superhero called Batman (The Dark Knight) is to put all criminal in prison, which against the city called Gotham City.
The Gotham city is a city with many criminals, where the justice cannot control them and batman decided to become a vigilant to beat these criminals and put them in jail. One of the scenarios of this movie is the expectancy theory; it’s when the Joker (the main criminal) and his gang member robbed a bank and steal the money. The money was marked by the police to find the dealer, who makes deal with this bank to make money laundering. Batman spoke to the police’s commissioner to give him the case to find out these criminals. Joker as psychopathic clown and criminal decided to enjoy with other criminal; to have control of Batman and the city. The criminal court and the district attorney called Harvey Dent start to judge and put in prison some criminals. This is the way Batman initiates his performing to be a superhero for Gotham City. …show more content…
The second scenario is Extrinsic Motivation; it’s when Batman finds out the accountant and makes him speak in prison to find out, who is the main criminal in this crime. Joker starts to take control of the city; he attempted suicide against the judge, the commissioner and the prosecutor. After, Joker knows Batman main objective is to save his girlfriend Rachel, Joker starts attacking Rachel. Batman and Rachel decided to leave everything to the Gotham city justice, so they can make a normal life together as Bruce Wayne and Rachel and abandon Batman character. This way Batman gain more fame and is recognize as a