of all the "fed up, had too much, can't take it anymore" characters, I've never understood the Joker for people to project on. He's not even that kind of character
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But his full awareness of the evil he'd become didn't push him to change, to atone, to try to fix the mess he'd made He decided to keep on doing it because he really couldn't do anything else, he'd become his job Now he kills for NO reason and not bad reasons
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Which I think is compelling and a cautionary tale in the exact opposite way as Joaquin's Taxi Joker Power as helplessness, strength as weakness What does profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul, etc
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On a related note, do you think the Comedian from Watchmen (the comic) is a good take on this kind of story/character?
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