Batman
Dramatic Example
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I stare into Joker's eyes through my now cracked glasses, his breath smells like hot garbage and his teeth are butter yellow.
"Don't you ****ing move."
I see Maggie press her pistol hard against Joker's head, Merkel levels his gun at the madman as well.[/LEFT]
The Joker's head remains unmoving, as his eyes dart to the side, feeling the barrel of the gun level right above his ear. More cops. More spoilers of fun. If he didn't know any better, Dent's plan was becoming more and more irritating by the second. But The Joker knew, within moments, it would all be worth it. Never taking his eyes off Gordon, the maniac replies not with surrender, but with defiance. With a push, the clown's blade moves only an inch away from Gordon's throat. Even before Joker's eyes meet Maggie Sawyer's, once more, he can sense the fear in even the slightest mistake on her part. She values Gordon's life, as does the other. And that's all that The Joker needed to know.
"Oh, I'll be moving, alright,", The Joker eerily hisses back, his grip firm on the knife. "Because dead or alive, the moment you pull the trigger, honey bunch, you can be sure that your dear old Captain is off to that big donut shop in the sky. Even if I don't get to off him myself, my death spasm sure as hell will!"
With a sharp spin, The Joker moves behind Gordon, levelling the knife up to his chin. Maggie Sawyer stands, enraged, but hesitant. She knows the truth in the madman's words all too well, as does the other officer, who's quicker to reason with him. In time, the two officers lower their pistols. To show that he won't go back on his word, The Joker inches the knife a couple inches away from Gordon's throat, though he still keeps it reasonably close. After all, what good is a hostage if they're a free one?
"Say, Gordo, old chum! I've got an idea!", The Joker exclaims, much to the dismay of the officers, as he brushes the nose of his mask against the Captain's ear. "What's say you and me go for an evening stroll?"
Gordon doesn't respond, prompting The Joker to cackle, madly. The Captain remains brave, showing no sign of fear... but looks can be oh, so decieving. With a grab and toss of Gordon's spare revolver, the same that he had been reaching for in the past two minutes, The Joker backed away, dragging Gordon with him, into the darkness of the now burning park. As the two inch further and further away, the maniac grins, widely, watching as they immediately discuss the next action to take.
"Lovely friends of yours,", He states, in a mock tone. "Particularly the blonde. She got a sister? HAHAHA!"
"Put him down, Joker."
The Joker's breath shortens, as his heart stops, hearing the inhuman barritone echo in the skies around him. Looking around, The Joker gasps, as soon as he spots the shadow in the distance. But it's not a gasp of fear. But rather, pure delight. With a violent toss, The Joker forgets about Gordon all too soon, and focuses on his newer adversary. The figure in the wood peers out at him with blank, emotionless eyes, creating a haunting glow amidst the darkness. But The Joker doesn't have to know who exactly he's facing. Throwing his knife up, in pure excitement, The Joker seems giddy as he turns, and fully stares down his opponent.
"Oh, can it be? Can it truly be?!", He announces. "It is! By god, it is! Pinch me, I'm dreaming! After all this time, we finally meet once again..."

"...darling! You're right on time!"
The Dark Knight sneers, unamused by the clown's antics.
"Enough,", He responds, advancing from the shadows, as determined and wicked looking as a demon from hell. "Whatever your intentions, the madness ends tonight."
The Joker cackles, catching the knife he had tossed into the air, as if Batman's threat were in jest. Of course, to him, everything was, anymore. Tightening his grip on the blade's handle, The Clown Prince fiercely lunges at his enemy.
"I beg to differ!"