What I found most interesting was how the audience decides the channel, I've always thought that the creators themselves chose the channel for their audience but now I'm starting to see the communication lifecycle more clearly in a different way than before. The best example was when you mentioned how the person who asked a personal question on your facebook post in the comment section instead of sending a direct message. So my question is, what was their purpose of communication when they created Batman? Was it to entertain, was it trying to convey encouragement and hope for young kids, perhaps even threaten and frighten criminals by showing them the bad consequences that come with villainous acts, which could also come across as a covert purpose? I personally always saw Batman as a character that sets out to educate and inform that no matter what happens "the good guys always win".
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What I found most interesting was how the audience decides the channel, I've always thought that the creators themselves chose the channel for their audience but now I'm starting to see the communication lifecycle more clearly in a different way than before. The best example was when you mentioned how the person who asked a personal question on your facebook post in the comment section instead of sending a direct message. So my question is, what was their purpose of communication when they created Batman? Was it to entertain, was it trying to convey encouragement and hope for young kids, perhaps even threaten and frighten criminals by showing them the bad consequences that come with villainous acts, which could also come across as a covert purpose? I personally always saw Batman as a character that sets out to educate and inform that no matter what happens "the good guys always win".