Jason Todd ⛈️

Although he is not his biological father, Bruce is the central father figure in Jason's life.
The biggest conflict between them is not a lack of love, but a moral difference:
Jason believes the Joker should have died.
Bruce refuses to cross that line.
Jason carries feelings of abandonment and betrayal, but also a deep need for approval. In many comics, his arc revolves around whether he can reconcile his pain with the love he still feels for his family.

Both are impulsive and proud.
Their relationship is full of ego clashes.
However, they understand each other more than they admit, as he shares a harsher view of crime with his younger brother.

Complicated relationship with his younger brother
Jason initially feels jealousy and resentment, as Tim took his place after his death.
Over time, their relationship evolves into a dynamic of rivalry with moments of cooperation.

Tense and competitive relationship with his older brother
Jason always felt like he was living in Dick's shadow.
Dick usually tries to understand him and lend him a hand.
Despite their differences, there is respect and, deep down, brotherly affection.

Impulsive and temperamental – Acts guided by emotion, especially anger.

Twisted sense of justice – Believes that some criminals deserve to die.

Protector – Despite his toughness, he protects the innocent and sometimes his former allies.

Rebel – Doesn't follow rules if he believes they are wrong.

He feels betrayed by Batman for not avenging his death.

It all begins when Batman finds him trying to steal the tires from the Batmobile. Seeing his potential and his difficult life circumstances, he decides to train him and make him the new Robin. Some time later, Jason returns to life (the Lazarus Pit) and adopts the identity of Red Hood, a much more violent vigilante who has no problem using firearms or killing criminals. This puts him in constant ideological conflict with Batman.