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"King from deltarune almost killed a bunch of teenagers" okay and so did Spamton, you guys love spamtin for that #skinnyprivledge
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They found an angel last week, they said.
First, they took its voice, so it could not scream.
They kept a recording of it partaking in the choir.
Next, they clipped its wings, so that it could not flee.
They hung lights on what remained to keep it pretty.
Then, they cut its legs, so that it could not stand.
They tailored it a dress to hide the wounds.
Finally, they took its halo.
Nothing would replace that.
They found a devil last week, they'll say.
why do people say god is testing you when you go through tough shit like testing me for what? we have very well established I am on the fucking edge
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Under the moon I know your true name.
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Underrated relationship dynamic, imo. Very cute.
At the end of Batman: The Killing Joker, Batman doesn't want to kill Joker he doesn't even want to beat Joker senselessly after everything. He wants to ‘bring him in by the book’. He wants to fulfill both his and Jim's ideals of showing Joker that the system can still work and that the world isn’t as bleak as Joker makes it seem to be. It makes me wonder if Joker ever wanted to get better. If he had ever envisioned a life for himself outside of crime, outside of being The Joker. or if he is just living in an echo chamber of his own ideals. He’s mentally ill, he’s resisted accepting change for so long and so has batman as their relationship has never taken any step towards change in the slightest (and never will seeing as Joker only gets more brutal in New 52) but now with a possibility of a new way forward he looks… sad? He looks unsure? of both himself and Batman.
Is Joker resistant to change or is he resistant to wanting to get better? Because being ‘insane’ means his actions and choices and the way he looks has meaning behind it all? Or because the change would mean his and Batman's relationship would truly end the moment he said yes. Because fighting one another is the closest Joker can get to having a 'relationship' with Batman without actually going through the trivialities of what real-world dating would be like for them.
in New 52 Alfred talks about how the story of Batman is a tragedy. That there is no happy ending. At the end of Batman: The Killing Joker the bridge of light we see in the rain puddle that eventually goes out is clearly a metaphor for Joker's earlier joke. Someone turned off the flashlight and left the other man to die. Now, who turned it off and which man was left, and what these nuances could mean is incredibly up to debate. But I think the very existence of this panel and now being able to consider how DC's comic line has morphed and changed since The Killing Joke's release, this panel feels more like a warning. Yes, the story of Batman is a tragedy and we would be fools to think that his and Joker's relationship will ever be more than what it currently is. Someone will always turn out the light and someone will always end up dying because of that decision.
has every player been a bruin at some point in their career or does it just feel that way