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Originally Posted by Nadal Fan
In regards to Thomas Wayne, I think it's unclear if he is a bad guy but Arthur thought he was. You have to see it from his perspective, this random guy shows up at his house and is creepy with his son and assaults Alfred. Plus his Mother maybe/maybe not made up a story about how they slept together and Arthur was his son. That part wasn't clear to me if it was true or not.
In the latest run in the Batman comics, Thomas Wayne has turned full villain and has been battling against Bruce Wayne. He's from an alternate time line where in the alley Bruce is the one who is shot and killed and he turns into Batman and Martha is so shattered from grief she turns into the Joker. It's a controversial move making Thomas a villain, but it has been done before.
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Interesting, it seemed pretty clear to me. The adoption papers, her being committed for delusional something or other. If anything the delusional was part of the only worthwhile commentary the movie attempted to make (that of inter generational trauma).