I always saw Joker as more of a glorified manipulative murderer with a really charasmatic personality and a rock star esque appeal, kinda like Charles Manson.Fenrir said:See the problem I see with Harley Quinn is that I view The Joker to be a villain along the lines of Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs and John Doe from Se7en, in that he is just as much dangerously sick and twisted as he is ingeniously unpredictable. The very idea of subscribing a female sidekick or even lover to such an antagonist is the cinematic equivalent of blasphemy in my opinion.:
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cryptic name said:i don't want a full on harley, but i just like the idea this woman who is professional and trained to deal with these people just losing it and becoming obsessed (sexually and otherwise) with the joker. it's just a cool idea and demonstrates that the joker isn't just another lunatic, he's something worse. she doesn't have to be dressed in a clown outfit and all that s**t, but the idea of joker's therapist falling in love with him is really twisted and awsome and i think nolan could work wonders with it.