Double Questions

Most superheroes, like ordinary people, have bonds of family, friendship, and love.

They are always worried about their family being taken hostage, Superheroes, like Superman, have faced such dilemmas.

In the past, superheroes had no choice but to be extra cautious. However, with the introduction of the Quiz game, they now have more cards and safeguards.

For example, Superman sent his girlfriend and foster mother to another world, and Peter sent his uncle and aunt to live in another world. With the rewards from the Quiz game and the various magical items in the points shop, superheroes can largely avoid their loved ones becoming burdens or hostages.

In conclusion, Peter believes the answer to this question should be option A. Bruce remains silent on this, but judging by his calm expression, he likely has his own thoughts.

When the countdown ends, all four press the answer buttons. Peter successfully buzzes in this time and confidently chooses option A.

In reality, Peter has already found love. In a situation where his identity is exposed and known to everyone, he and Mary Jane have come together. He hopes to achieve this love in his original timeline as well.

Gordon shakes his head and sighs, "Young people are always full of fantasies and longings for love. I choose option B." He thinks more realistically. Of course, Gordon also believes he can't be a hero like Spider-Man. He just wants to do his job as a police officer well.

Arthur grins at him and selects option A, while Bruce also chooses A. This surprises Gordon, "Bruce, do you think love and the pursuit of justice can coexist?"

In the previous Batman future video, Bruce and Rachel didn't end up together. Although Bruce in the video didn't express his feelings openly like Spider-Man, it's evident that Bruce abandoned love.

From this perspective, as someone with experience, Bruce should choose option B. Why did he choose A?

Bruce Wayne said in a deep voice, "No, I just feel that based on the question and the content presented in the video, option A seems more like the answer."

After several rounds of answering questions, Bruce gradually grasped some tricks, such as Peter had reminded him. The seemingly least likely options often turned out to be the correct answers.

While this trick wasn't foolproof, it had a high probability of success. Bruce chose option A based on this, pulling ahead in the scores.

As the correct answer was announced,

[Correct Answer:A]

[Congratulations to Player Peter Parker For Answering correctly and gaining 4 points and Player Bruce Wayne, player Arthur Fleck also answered correctly and gained 1 point each. However, Player Jim Gordon answered incorrectly, losing 1 point]

Gordon sighed in frustration, realizing he guessed wrong again, relieved it wasn't a buzzer round where he would lose 4 points.

Peter gained four points for this question, solidifying his lead over Bruce and securing the second position with a three-point advantage.

He was especially delighted not only for his success but also because he had discovered genuine love in the regular timeline. Eagerly anticipating the correct answer video, he couldn't contain his excitement.

To his surprise, the quiz game deviated from the usual routine and didn't display the correct answer video immediately. Instead,

It presented a new question again: [After learning Spider-Man's true identity, will Harry Osborn seek revenge on Spider-Man?]

[A: Yes

B: No]

Gordon pondered the next question, employing conventional thinking, but he erred in his choice. Upon introspection, he deduced the correct answer to be 'b.'

"I believe... the correct answer to this question should be b" Peter scratched his head, adding, "At least I hope it's b."

As he watched these upcoming videos, he felt a heightened sense of guilt towards his good friend Harry. Regardless, his father's death was undeniably linked to him, and Harry considered him a true friend.

Given the chance, he sincerely wishes to preserve this hard-earned friendship.

Bruce glanced at him, remarking, "You're being naive, Peter. Hoping for love, friendship, and a just cause together– do you believe that's possible?"

Arthur continued to support Peter, "Peter, as a good person like you, I would cherish that friendship, so I also choose b."

"Thanks, Mr. Arthur. I hope you'll do well too," Peter responded quickly.

In the next round of answering, Bruce successfully buzzed in first with option A, while Gordon, Peter, and Arthur chose option B. The correct answer was revealed.

[Congratulations to player Bruce Wayne for answering the question correctly and earning 4 points]

[Player Peter Parker, player Jim Gordon, and player Arthur Fleck answered the question incorrectly, deducting 1 point each]

Peter's hopeful visions are shattered; the world isn't so perfect. Love, friendship, and a superhero career couldn't all be achieved. He sighed, realizing the complexity of the choices he faced.

Gordon, bewildered, wondered why he got it wrong again.

Bruce subtly shook his head, having tried to hint to Gordon, but it seemed the message was either not understood or misinterpreted.

The seemingly least likely option often turned out to be the correct answer—this strategy, learned from experience, made Bruce climb to second place in the rankings. The competition between him and Peter Parker remained intense, while Arthur at the top faced the risk of losing his first position. And Gordon, at the bottom, had a challenging journey ahead to catch up.