# Detective Comics #950

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**Title:** Detective Comics #950

**Series Identifier:** Also found in Detective Comics vol 3 League of Shadows

**Format:** Comic

**Genre:**

- Superheroes

**Conversation Topic:**

- Family
- Feeling alone
- Finding Oneself/Identity Development
- Resilience
- Redemption
- Working with others

**Relatable Experience:**

- Abuse
- Trauma

**Insights:**

- Cassandra grows up in an abusive environment, being raised as a trained assassin.
- Her primary mode of communication is movement, as she can only speak in short or or two word answers.
- She watches a ballet dancer to learn how to move less violently, mimicking her movements.
- Cassandra’s ability to heal some of her trauma through movement and “speaking” a different, less violent language speaks to how trauma at a young age is stored or felt in the body and can be more responsive to treatments using yoga and movement.

**Anecdotes:**

- [Share a real experience about using this content or how it helped you or someone you know.]

**Link to Content:** [DETECTIVE COMICS #950 | DC](https://www.dccomics.com/comics/detective-comics-2016/detective-comics-950)