Antonin Scalia and Bruce Wayne are stuck in Flooded Subway Tunnel and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here is a possible conversation between Antonin Scalia and Bruce Wayne in a flooded subway tunnel:

1. Scalia: (Scoffs) "Confounded modernity! Entrapment by subterranean transit is hardly a fitting demise for a man of principle, wouldn't you agree?"

2. Wayne: (Grimly) "Principle doesn't bail water, Justice Scalia. We adapt, or we drown. Gotham teaches you that much."

3. Scalia: "Adaptation without a moral compass is mere expediency, sir. Where is the bedrock, the original intent, in your…vigilantism?"

4. Wayne: "The bedrock is the screaming silence of victims, a silence laws often fail to penetrate. Sometimes, justice requires extralegal action."

5. Scalia: "A slippery slope, Mr. Wayne! The Constitution is a bulwark against such subjective interpretation, protecting us all from tyranny."

6. Wayne: "Tyranny takes many forms, Justice. Sometimes it wears a mask, sometimes a badge, and sometimes it hides behind precedent."

7. Scalia: "Precedent, sir, is the accumulated wisdom of generations! To discard it lightly is to invite chaos and the whims of the mob."

8. Wayne: "And what of the wisdom that allows the guilty to prosper while the innocent suffer? Is that wisdom worth preserving?"

9. Scalia: "The law is not perfect, but it is the best system we have. To subvert it, even with good intentions, undermines its very foundation."

10. Wayne: (Staring into the rising water) "Perhaps the foundation needs reinforcing, Justice. Before the whole system collapses."