Fucking Brutal Section Headings From The Herman Melville Wikipedia Page

A nasty piece of work, she was.

I wonder If the alternative me, who decided to pick up drumsticks instead of pencil to draw is having better time than me.

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What if, whenever he's sent to solitary, entirely restrained and trapped with his own thoughts, Joker writes diaries.

It's canon that he knows Morse code, and that he's used it to communicate with other inmates through the walls. And it's also canon that he's the kind of guy who draws and scribbles and writes down thoughts and schemes. It definitely helps organize the chaos in his head... and if sensory deprivation gets thrown in, there's no doubt Joker goes a little more insane each time he's left utterly alone. He needs stimulation, and being made unable to move freely and given nothing for his mind to chew on must be torturous.

So maybe he writes journal entries in Morse code, tapping away with whatever limb he's got available. And maybe one day, entirely by accident, Bruce hears the pattern. He goes back to the Batcomputer and has it analyze all the data from Joker's cell that's available, has it translate the Morse code into text.

Bruce buries himself in the Cave for days on end, reading. What if there's some kind of crucial clue in there, after all? But they're all either letters to Batman, or to Joker himself. Sometimes they're entirely disjointed and make no sense, other times they're painfully self-aware. They're sad and contradictory, either describing Batman's death in graphic detail or begging him to come back, to save him, to kill him-- and Bruce won't ever be able to look at Joker the same way.

First cringetober prompt: Screenshot redraw!!

one of my favorite star trek episodes, Datas day ♥♥♥

(screenshot below, kind of creepy )

help.

“Death blowing bubbles,” 18th century. The bubbles symbolize life’s fragility. This plaster work appears on the ceiling of Holy Grave Chapel in Michaelsberg Abbey, Bamberg, Germany. (+)

So this is what Gordon was doing in stasis for 20 years

Happily married, financially stable, 750 credit score, and became a home owner at the age of 18. God is good 🏡

Do y'all think this is how they argue in his head