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I wonder if anyone in the boiling isles have thoroughly researched through forensics the goop soil that essentially where Emperor Belos was?

Or have at least tried to transport it back to the human world, especially if it could be fertilized and the DNA (or whatever's left of him anyways.) could trace back to him, and possibly his brother Caleb? I mean, if you think about it... that's the only closure that the Clawthorne family could have knowing that the goop belonged to one of their family members, and would answer a lot of basically forgotten, or otherwise overlooked questions. Such as:

How far have humans evolved either separately or connected to and from the boiling isles? Are they more likely to be understanding or bigoted, in what ways?

I mean it's actually quite dangerous to leave Belos out in the open like that, I mean yeah theoretically he is gone, but a lot of people could've benefitted to seeing their former Emperor, being held in a museum, or at least with his journal. Then shipped off to the human realm, the people of Graves field should also benefit from the knowledge of what actually became of Philip Wittebane. I mean with Jacob Hopkins, possibly a distant relative of the Wittebanes, I think he could also benefit by having people taking him more seriously, but also humble him in a way, that he realizes that being evil does not pay off, and is a learning curve for him in the right direction.

Now that I think about it, the Noceda's and anyone involved could be at fault for harboring such information, especially if it's THAT important the U.S Connecticut Historical society, and even the Government could get involved. Though now its property of the Noceda's, the house belonging to the Wittebanes, if a family member survived that are part of the Wittebane family.

They could take the Noceda's to court and try to repeal the ownership. So that the house belongs to them. And not only that but Luz was already feeling like an outcast in her hometown as well as thinking of staying behind in Gravesfield, possibly without Amity's knowledge?

Before the birth of Maskit both Joker and Harley, on separate occasions have had their share of beatings either by the bat family, one-time thugs, or crime bosses they crossed. For Harley it mostly involved her living remnants of her family members that wanted her dead (Hence what happened in the Harley Quinn show, spoilers for that). She owed money to her father, who blamed her for the death of both her brother Barry who unfortunately took his life, and her connections to her grandfather, who was as she put it: "more of a man, who knew when to strap down and shut up." Funnily enough her grandfather was on her mother's side of the family, who she did not approve of her father influencing her daughter Harleen. (She still refers to her "legal" name, despite the fact that Harley changed it).

Harley's mother tried repeatedly to reconnect with her daughter and try to talk some sense in her, but Harley was not having it, until one night, when her mother was heavily drunk and locked herself in the bathroom, screaming through the phone that she'll do it, she'll "leave her rotten husband, and this god forsaken world behind." Harley at the age of 19 would have to convince her mother to live for Barry, through tears, and regardless of what the event was a ditched date who was left with the bill? Didn't matter to her, nothing else did when it came down to her mother, and the absence of her father.

Harley's mother and her would grow to have a toxic, and exhausting bond, which Harley hated. Her mother always taking the blame out on her, and ignoring her for days, being shut off from the world. But with her brother Barry, she remembered mostly having to take care of him, through his infancy. And the last night she spent with her 16-year-old brother, she was comforting him. After he broke up with his girlfriend and perhaps was contemplating on his life and who he wanted to be. Someone Harley, never got to see her brother become.

That is Harley's deepest fear, if she is too far gone, would there be anyone left to know who she is? Would anyone care?

Joker on the other hand, shares this sentiment with Harley, not much is known about his past, but he is someone that will take with him to the grave, your most intimate secret, something that he holds dearly, when he remembers you fondly. Now Joker in his early years was more reckless but he quickly gained the upper hand, possibly had a few relationships here and there, but nothing that could truly stick.

Maybe he was used to staying alone and usually kept to himself if that was the case, Harley possibly wouldn't feel such a close connection to him as she did in "Two of a kind" but of course, he would perhaps learn how to slowly adapt to someone he knew that adores him.

How they manage with pain:

Joker is more prone to anger we see this with this comic panel:

Comic issue # 32 of The Batman Strikes.

He does not take kindly to those who want to destroy a piece of the Clown Prince of Crime! No! He simply won't have it happen. Now whereas to Harley dealing with pain. The only instance we saw is her becoming a frozen popsicle Comic issue # 39. Or when she was helping out Joker, taking over the Cordoodly show (or something similar to that). Comic issue #35.

There is a lot more examples, but I decided to only list those is because they're near each other and happen around the same timeline of events.

Also considering Maskit's reaction he definitely was exposed to a corpse at such a young age, so I wouldn't put it past him if it was because of Jokers doing. Also both Joker and Harley do have bonding moments where they patch each other up.

And Joker always "jokes" around with Harley asking: "So am I good Doc?"

so do you all remember this picture from king's tide Art Gallery:

Yup that one....Heres my theory. Since it only happened once and it was never shown again (either for shock value or to prove a point that HUNTER CAN LOOK STRAIGHT IN HIS FUCKING EYES while being fearful of him:

It's this moment that Hunter has to face his uncle, has to look at his own father figure. And realize THE MONSTER he truly is. It's both sad and extremely scary from Hunters point of view, because if there is ever a mention that Emperor Belos has suffered from seizures and can do THAT with his monster form. Then it is a clear indicator that Belos perhaps, has not fully recovered, or that the scar going across his face, is exactly where his skull has cracked open. Because it goes straight across his face to his head. I am THOUROUGLY convinced that while Belos goes through the most excruciating pain, he evidentially can smash his skull open and perhaps still has unhealed lacerations on his head, that possibly healed, or are infected, because they are so well hidden, underneath all that hair.

Maybe there is a canon explanation that he Belos wears his hair short for a while, because the pain of long hair pulling on the skin of his scalp. I wouldn't be surprised if he had a seizure so violent that not only caused a crack in his skull but also is the reason as to why he can do that thing. Morph into being semi human. Or if it is an indicator that he has violent seizures in the past and never fully recovered. It's a very dark thought to think about. And perhaps explains a lot about him as well.