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human
[NOLANVERSE] was Liam Neeson Ra’s Al Ghul from the start or did he inherit the title from the guy who died?

I always saw the nolanverse ra’s al ghul as more of a title. Like instead of the Lazarus pit the role of leader is passed on to the next when the current Ra’s Al Ghul dies. Is this the case? Or am I wrong here?
gpt
I think you're right and that it's a title. That was Ducard's lesson to Bruce if you recall - that he must become a symbol, because a symbol can't be killed. That was the reason Bruce created the Batman persona. 

>"If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal and if they can't stop you, you become something else entirely - legend, Mr Wayne."

And that's why Ra's is 'immortal' in the Nolanverse. He isn't a man, he's an idea or legend, and so long as the league of Shadows exists, so does Ra's All Ghul.