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Batman: Son of the Demon is centers around the eco-terrorist and head of the League of Assassins, Ra's al Ghul who is assisting Batman in his quest to solve the murder of Harris Blaine. Blaine was one of Gotham City's most renowned scientists. Ra's al Ghul and Batman turn out to be searching for the same man, the terrorist known as Qayin. Qayin is a rogue assassin who killed Ra's al Ghul's wife Melisande many years earlier. Ra's al Ghul and wife Melisande had a daughter together named Talia. Part of the critical background knowledge is that Batman has shared a stormy, on-again, off-again romance with Talia for many years, despite his ideological conflict with Ra's.
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