Arthur's Perspective on Life and Society

Arthur reflects on his mother's advice to smile and bring joy, questioning if the world is getting crazier. He observes Gotham's decline and cowardice, pondering if life is a comedy rather than a tragedy. The transcript includes musical interludes and creative expressions.

What advice does Arthur's mother give him?

• To always be serious

• To smile and put on a happy face

• To avoid people

• To hide his emotions

What does Arthur question about the world?

• If technology is advancing

• If it is becoming more joyful

• If people are becoming kinder

• If it is getting crazier

What does Arthur say about sorrow and tomorrow?

• Sorrow is inevitable

• You might see a better tomorrow

• Tomorrow will be worse

• Sorrow will always remain

How does Arthur describe Gotham?

• A city of hope

• A place of joy

• A city that has lost its way

• A peaceful place

What does Arthur think about people who commit cold-blooded acts?

• They are heroes

• They hide behind a mask

• They are misunderstood

• They are brave

How does Arthur's view of his life change?

• From a tragedy to a comedy

• From a mystery to a drama

• From a comedy to a tragedy

• From a drama to a mystery

What follows Arthur's shift in perspective?

• A speech

• A fight

• A musical interlude

• A conversation