When asked about his past The Joker will create a story, that differs every time it is told. The Joker can easily be classified with schizophrenia, multiple personality disorders, and an obsession with the corruption of others. He has created a world all his own, that has no rules and a past that is, as he has said, ”multiple choice”. He chooses to work alone, (mostly) and has little, or no, regard for those around him. The Joker is constantly, trying to make those around him stoop to his level of murder and crime.
No one ends up killing this man so the Joker blows up a hospital, but luckily all of the hospitals have been evacuated. In an effort to demonstrate miniscule difference between good and evil, the Joker, from the film Batman: The Dark Knight, attempts to manipulate others into performing tasks commonly perceived by society as evil. There are numerous instances throughout the film where the Joker questions society’s system of defining good and evil, but the scene involving the hospital is the best example. Right away in this scene the Joker tells the public on the evening news that if Coleman Reece, the anchor, is not killed within the hour that a hospital will be blown up. This relates to Cohen’s third thesis, which brings up the idea that monsters call
10.March.2012 Should Batman Kill the Joker? After reading the Argument “Should Batman Kill the Joker?” it is not a surprise to me that the question was not answered. I feel like the author’s Mark D. White and Robert Arp did not give a final answer because the answer is different to everyone. When I first ready the title I was thinking of course Batman should kill the Joker, the world would be a better place and less people would die in the hands of the Joker. I didn’t think that if Batman killed the Joker he would be wrong to and if would basically be the same as vigilantes, taking the law into their own hands.
The Joker is best known for the scars on both sides of his face, he tells countless lies and stories about how he received the scars; each time making up a new and more unrealistic story. The Joker has no respect for the law, authority or hero figures like Batman, making him enemies. The Joker has no morals and only cares about himself; he is willing to do whatever it takes to get what he wants and will not hesitate to kill anyone who gets in his way. Many psychologists have different ways to characterize and group characters. Sigmund Freud used what he called the id, ego and superego.
I am against the murdering of innocent people. The cartels kill people to prove that they have all the power and they are unstoppable. What if you were a resident to a Mexican city and you would be kidnapped and then tortured till death? That is what these people are facing with these drugs cartels. No one should have to go through this.
The first words that we here from Tybalt was that he hates hell as all Montagues. Tybalt wanted to kill Romeo just for coming to the party. As Tybalt watch the Montagues drive away from the Capulets party he said “I will withdraw but this intrusion shall, now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall.” If Romeo had of told Tybalt of his love for Juliet, Tybalt would have killed Romeo at the first site of him but he did not so it was not Romeos love that killed Tybalt. Tybalt did not really care if he killed any of the Montagues but because Tybalt killed Mercutio Romeo killed Tybalt
Al Capone cornered the market for alcohol sales by killing anyone that got the way of his elaborate smuggling schemes and distribution of alcohol through the streets of Chicago. Al Capone put himself in a position of power by having a strong business plan. If any public official got in his way, he would either bribe or kill them. If the police got in his way, Capone would bribe or kill them. Usually, if a citizen bought liquor from another distributor, Capone would have him killed.
With this, he dominates Gotham City and was planning everything he could to do toxic to Gotham City by having hallucinogenic sprayed in the air and also in the city’s water supply as well. This however, did not suit so well with Batman for which he made it his obligation to fight against the evil crime(s) and overall corruption in Gotham City. Ra's al Ghul is part of the master mind in this horrific crime against Gotham City along with Dr. Crane and it is up to Batman to save his people and city. When confronting Ra's al Ghul on the train, Batman jams the controls and escapes leaving Ra's al Ghul to die. This is what makes Batman a hero.
Hedoes not set out into a fight without the thought that he is going to accomplish his goal. BeingBatman, he has to take on the biggest villains. His first encounter was with Doctor JonathanCrane, but when he wanted to manipulate others, he drugged them and was known then as theScarecrow. Following this, was the physcopath distinguished as the Joker, who was a bit moreof a challenge because the way he went about his plans were very abnormal. Batman had to bevery forceful when it came to either one of the villains until he beat both the Joker and theScarecrow.
Being arrested for thought crime was greatly feared as people who were punished never returned, and their “existence was wiped” completely. Another way that Big Brother controlled the people was by signs he installed on the tall buildings. The sign manipulated people into thinking that “War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength.” Winston was determined to defy Big Brother’s control and he found a way around his watchful eyes. Winston began to write a diary in a secluded corner away from the telescreen writing Furthermore, Truman was also controlled and manipulated by his creator, Christof. Truman wasn’t just the only one being controlled by Christof, he also controlled everyone else around Truman.