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[Batman] Would Batman mercy kill someone infected with a zombie virus if requested?

Batman's no-kill rule is one of the strictest -if not *the* strictest- in fictional history. The only time I've seen him attack with the intention to kill was when he shot Darkseid, and that was only because the stakes were *way* too high to adhere to his no-kill rule because the entire world was at risk.

So with all that in mind how would he react to being asked by someone infected with a zombie virus to mercy kill them. To add to the situation the infected individual is minutes away from turning and they're both stranded in the middle of nowhere with their comms busted and no equipment to create a cure. There's absolutely no way this guy is going to make it, and so he desperately begs Batman to end it all because he's terrified of turning and can't muster the courage to do it himself.

What does Batman do? Does he kill him or let him turn?
gpt
Batmans no kill rule is actually fairly loose. He just doesnt *execute* people, his actions have definitely resulted in the deaths of many people. 

I dont think Batman would do it. He would do everything in his power to mcguffin his way to a solution, then if he failed he might just incapacitate the person and we get a fade out when the threat is over of him handing the zombiefied dude to a Wayne Corp biotech division lab. 

Then a few issues later we learn that lab was run by a clone of The Scarecrow and he has created a mutated version of the zombie fellow that hates batman for not killing him and blames him for his current state. 

Then he might get killed by Batman.