Throughout most of the film, she appears under the alias Miranda Tate, a wealthy executive and philanthropist who gains Bruce Wayne's trust as Wayne Enterprises's CEO, and briefly becomes his lover. After Batman defeats Bane, Talia reveals that she is Ra's al Ghul's daughter and heir of the League's leadership, and that she dedicated herself to carrying out the dream of destroying Gotham after her father's demise and seeks revenge against Batman. The film further reveals that Talia was born in the underground prison "the Pit" and is a loyal friend to Bane who had protected her until she was able to escape. Batman and Selina Kyle pursue Talia as she drives a truck carrying an atomic bomb with which she intends to destroy the city, and Talia is mortally injured when she crashes her vehicle. She dies, believing that her mission is a success after destroying the reactor that can disable the bomb, but Batman ultimately foils her plot and saves Gotham City by carrying the bomb in the Bat over the bay to explode. Animated Talia al Ghul appears in a non-speaking cameo appearance in a flashback of Batman: Under the Red Hood. Standing next to her father as she witnessed Jason Todd's return to life via the Lazarus Pit, which had made him mentally deranged and bloodthirsty adopting his darker, more vindictive "Red Hood" persona. She had tried to stop him from escaping by firing her gun, but was told to wait by her father as he went after the newly revived and deranged Jason. Talia al Ghul appears in Son of Batman, voiced by Morena Baccarin. During the movie's prologue, she leads the defense of the League of Assassins' base. Then, she brings her son Damian Wayne to Batman to help avenge his grandfather. Talia is captured soon after a failed attack on Deathstroke's base, attempting to regain full control of the League, and is subjected to torture. Later, Deathstroke uses the threat of killing her to make Damian come after him. In addition to her wounds from the torture, Talia is shot upon shielding Damian with her body. Batman later uses the nearby Lazarus Pit (around which Deathstroke's base was built) to revive her. At the end of the film, she argues with Damian's father who is better equipped to look after Damian. After Damian decides to remain with Batman, she departs with the intention