(suspenseful music starts playing as i walk in the ask box room,)
the wizard council thanks you for all the wizardposting work you've done so far, wizard suco, but it has started noticing a few... discrepancies, especially with this 'evil wizard party', and 'evil snacks' you've been promoting
Are you really westaysilly? or is it... WeStayEvil now?(/lh /jk, chuckles hard)
pfft i would never haha why would i??? ur crazy ur imagining things lol
why do you wanna know btw ahaha why the sudden curiosity hahaha who sent you.
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I am still rotating TMWSL in my head. I'm going to be fully honest there's been so many ass pulls and retcons with DC that I believe even if the guy who lived is the fake Joker, it's not going to change anything and it will probably be swept under the rug as something that never even happened and it will revert back to it being the original guy, actually.
I really don't care that they're probably going to do that either, as long as we get this characterization kept. I like this new Joker, a lot. I would prefer fake Joker being the real one because they gave him an actual personality besides "killing people pointlessly because everything is mostly pointless."
I do think this fake Joker has way more connection to being the real Joker than the actual "real" one does. He loves Gotham and hates LA, he dreams about Batman and how much he needs him and is aware that he's Bruce Wayne, he refers to Jason as if he's who created him, he works with rogues that the Joker as worked with before (Killer Moth? Really, LA Joker?), him being in a depressive slump is something known to happen with the Joker, and it's been shown multiple times.
If you ask why he's calling himself not the Joker, the Joker has always hinged on the fact that he's the Joker. His one fear is being normal, average, and not himself. His self even then is sometimes just an act to put on. His response to suddenly being faced with the fact he's potentially nothing special at all would absolutely fuck him up. It's a very interesting character trait that people look over a lot.
I know this is probably a slightly incoherent ramble, I guess my point is that none of this really matters and taking what happens in a single Batman series that most people who aren't fans of the Joker will barely talk about as something that will have major, drastic effects when even the comic itself basically states that nothing is going to change is not the way I'm going into this. It was great to be along for the ride and it will be great to see what they do with it.
Fuck it up more, most likely.
But at least there's some fun ideas to be had with it. If that is the fake Joker, what is his connection to Batman. Why did he dream about him. What past do they have. What past do him and Jason have. What would Batman's response to the actual Joker dying be, especially when the last thing he did to him was walk away in a bid to show him that he didn't care.
I'm treating this whole thing as more of an experimental "what if" and I'm having a lot of fun with it, until there's some retcon or other explanation.
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head in my hands. well. no more accordion for me. i picked my beloved up off the ground to do some practice and accidentally banged her off the piano keyboard and now theres a constant bass C droning but the button isnt stuck so it's something internal that's gotten bonked out of wack. and unfortunately accordions apparently need experts to even just do a simple tuning, so I'm certain this isn't going to be fixable for me unless i can both find someone who knows accordions AND be able to afford the fix, both of which are incredibly unlikely. so ... no more accordion :[
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Accidentally discovered some deeply embarrassing Tumblr posts I made/reblogged five or more years ago but I also finished freaking out and did some emails toward finding out what steps I can realistically take toward top surgery because as you may have noticed it turns out I cannot actually keep going like this forever. So I guess something useful got done
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finished the terror show! and i gotta say — probably not a surprise but — i liked the book better. tbh i don't think the show was long enough. like the book was SO long and despite the slow moving pace it had SO much packed into it, and i think because the show was only 10 episodes it ended up having to smush a bunch of things together and skip out of others and that totally took away from it. don't get me wrong, it's a decent show! but i think it had the potential to be even better if they'd gotten to like, take the time to faithfully adapt the book.
also there was not enough tuunbaq!!!
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