How did Talia find her father?
In the great revelation of The Dark Knight Rises, we are shown it was Talia who escaped The Pit, then brought her father back to rescue her savior, Bane.
However, considering the fact that Talia was born and raised in the prison, how did she know where to find her father or who he was?
One can assume that her mother instructed her on her father's name and nature of his profession, but it is reasonable to believe that her mother didn't know where Ra's was since her incarceration?
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I believe it's more about how Ra's Al Ghul found his daughter rather than a matter of her finding him. The news of a child escaping the pit would have spread fast and must have reached to Ra's Al Ghul. He must have tried to contact the person who escaped the pit in order to make her join league of shadows and in that process he may have came to know she is his daughter. I have to admit that I am not familiar with comics and this is the most logical explanation that came to my mind!
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Bane was then excommunicated from the League of Shadows, due to as Talia put it, because he loved her. It was something she could not forgive her father for until she learned that Batman was responsible for his death in their confrontation during his assault on the Gotham Narrows.What happened to Talia mother in The Dark Knight Rises?
Essentially what happened was, Talia's mother was imprisoned (because of Ra's Al Ghul if I remember correctly) and gave birth to Talia. At one point something happens and they start beating on Talia's mother. To protect her Bane put Talia up on the wall so that Talia could escape while he fought them off.Lolirock: Talia finds her sister (English)
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There's these things called telephones. In the era before cheap, pay-as-you-go cells (aka 'burners'), you were restricted to landlines. To set up clandestine calls, have someone call a payphone. In the advent that you want a more 'permanent' solution, have a 'retired' member maintain a phoneline, have people call them, and then the lieutenant calls whatever number you've last set up for them, passing on the message.
Here's how I see the last conversation between Ra's and Talia's mother going:
"Ra's, Daddy's at the door!"
"Oh dear - I'll try to escape, but we should meet up afterwards"
"But how will I find you? You'll have to leave the country!"
"Here, take this phone number. Tell the person on the other end where you are."
"Goodbye, take care!"
Obviously, her mother never got to make that phone call (or some variation on passing messages this way), but she could have told Talia how to find her father.
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