Take the 2-minute tour ×  In the very beginning of the movie
(the airplane scene,) when Bane is about to leave the plane with
the nuclear scientist, the following dialogue takes place
between Bane and one of his men:  Bane: No, they expect one of
us at the wreckage brother.  Man: Have we started the fire?
Bane: Yes, the fire rises.  And then the guy just gives up his
parachute and stays behind in the plane. What is this all about?
Does Bane have mind-manipulating powers of some sort, or are his
men just so loyal that they are willing to kill themselves just
because he asks them to nicely? And what about the word
"brother"? It reminds me of cult leaders who convince people to
just kill themselves so that they can be redeemed. In addition,
what is Bane's ethnic background supposed to be in the movie? He
clearly has an accent in English.  share|improve this question
Reference to your last question. –  Mistu4u Jan 18 '13 at 10:54
Also reference to your 1st question. –  Mistu4u Jan 18 '13 at
10:56 By the way, tag