




The disfigurement of Harvey Dent and the death of Rachel Dawes (The Dark Knight, 2008)
Illustrates the corruptibility of the White Knight
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This scene is a paradigmatic example of how a hero can be corrupted by tragedy and despair. Dent's fall is a reminder of the fragility of morality and the ease with which even the most righteous can succumb to darkness.













































