Is the Joker a predator whose mind broke and made him desperately pretend he was always a victim or a victim trying to pretend he was always a predator or what It changes depending on what he wants out of you by telling the story in this moment
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It was a way of taking ownership of what happened instead of "just following orders" as a mere cog in the machine and hating himself for being weak? Oof. Heavy decisions to write about. DS9 is good at that.
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In an episode that is wall-to-wall heartbreaking, him yelling that yes he *is too* the war criminal, because the alternative is that he’s the coward who heard the screams of the dying and hid under his desk... that bit stands out
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GOD DAMNNNNNNN. TY, gonna have to watch it. That's the kind of thing that is REALLY difficult to perform. Shit.
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Great writing. Great acting. The material is elevated by the care and efforts of those involved.pic.twitter.com/kNBRXOi90n
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You can also see that in abusive relationships where the victims takes way too much responsibility for the dysfunction of the relationship in order to feel less like the victim. Blaming yourself can feel that empowering because it promotes the illusion of control
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