Other ways to prove murder, are intent to kill and death that results from either an attempt or the actual commission of a felony. For the attendant circumstance to stand, it must be argued that Bruce ought to be at least negligent to Joker being a human being. (Samaha, 2013). • Joker was unconscious on the floor when he got hit in the head. Bruce walked away without a second thought of seeing if the person was responsive. A reasonable person could have recognized that Joker was human. Causation: For the charge to stand, the actions must have caused the result. Bruce must have been the actual "but-for" cause, as well as the proximate cause of Jokers death. Here, but for Bruce hitting Joker in the head, he would not have died. And clearly,