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[The Dark Knight] Why does Bruce Wayne save Kyle Reese and not Batman?

I'm curious as to why Bruce made the decision to save Kyle Reese as "himself" rather than Batman. For starters his plan seemed to be to tail Reese and intervene in some way to save him, but there are so many situations in which his intervention would cast immediate suspicion on Bruce and be dangerous without his gear. It would make sense in the situation that Bruce has helped create that Batman should be the one to save Reese, perhaps he didn't want to set some sort of precedent?

Alfred mentions being less conspicuous as to not using the batpod but that doesn't seem worth the trade-off?
gpt
To save Sarah Connor! 

But seriously, it's played off as a joke by Alfred, but Bruce Wayne in a Lamborghini *is* the more subtle option. Bruce circles the Television studio a couple times before intervening directly. If he'd showed up as Batman in broad daylight, it would have only exacerbated an already explosive situation. By staying "incognito" as Bruce Wayne he can get the information he needs (Which of the cops have friends/family in a hospital) and only get directly involved as a final option.