Who breaks Rorschach out of jail in Watchmen?

Watchmen: Silk Spectre and Nite Owl break Rorschach out of prison.

Where did you’re locked in here with me come from?

You’re locked in here with me!” The story behind the quote: The quote comes the Alan Moore comic Watchmen, which was later adapted to a feature length film of the same name.

What did Rorschach’s journal do?

Rorschach’s Journal is a journal originally owned by Walter Kovacs. The journal chronicles the events in his life as well as that of his fellow costumed vigilantes.

Is Nite Owl Batman?

The Deep Inversion In The Batman Reference Fans who have read The Watchmen comics will know that Nite Owl character is a parody of many other characters. The first Nite Owl, Hollis T. Mason, was a parody of The Phantom while the second Nite Owl, Dan Dreiberg, was a parody of Batman.

Why did Dr Manhattan Leave Laurie?

But their relationship over the years deteriorated as Jon (as she still called him) drifted further away from humanity. Tired of only being someone’s girlfriend, tired of being under strict surveillance, and tired of him, Laurie left Dr. Manhattan in early October of 1985.

Was Rorschach a good guy?

Moore depicted Rorschach as being extremely right-wing, and morally uncompromising, a viewpoint that has alienated him from the rest of society, even among other superheroes. He is often described as being mentally ill by other characters in the comic.

What movie I’m not locked in here with you you’re locked in here with me?

Rorschach : None of you seem to understand. I’m not locked in here with you. You’re locked in here with *ME*! Rorschach : Never compromise.

What happened after Rorschach’s journal?

Rorschach ultimately dies at the hands of Dr. Manhattan. His journal, however, lives on. As Watchmen draws to a close, Rorschach’s journal sits on top of the New Frontiersman’s slush pile, holding the key to unraveling Veidt’s entire scheme.