The Scarecrow wasn't in Robinson Park that night. He hadn't filled several containers with gasoline from different gas stations and carried them through the gates into the darkness. Nor did he leave two would-be muggers knocked out merely knocked out, not twitching in a pile of their own appalling neuroses behind him. He certainly did not
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And after the water is gone, she tries stomping the fire out by herself, but it's spread too far. There's nothing she can do but wait for the fire service to notice and turn their harsh hoses on the park, and so she is left full of impotent rage.
Well, perhaps not that impotent. Poison Ivy realises that someone must have seen who did this, and she will ( ... )
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Eventually, Sleeping Beauty may be persuaded to arise figuratively, anyway, he doesn't get off of the ground. Confused and lethargic, he asks thickly through a dry mouth, "What... what happened?"
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Even as she asks, she runs through the evidence in her mind - no signs of alcohol or drugs, and yet this is not the behaviour of someone waking from a normal sleep, not quite. And he was awfully difficult to wake. Her scientific curiousity is piqued as she considers the list of chemicals one could use to knock people out like this.
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"Nnnno," he decides. "Feel... feel weird, though. Wasn't drinking. Was just... walking..." Yeah. At 4AM. "Ran into some guy..."
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"Uh..." Eyes up! Eyes up! "Skinny, dark hair, cheekbones. Had all these gas containers with him. That's... that's the last thing I remember, he sprayed something in my face."
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"I think that direction..." Laboriously, he lifts his arm to point. "... we were waiting here for him..."
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Of course, she'll need a clean blood sample to tell the skinny man's chemicals from her own more efficiently, so she'll have to take blood from the other man once this one is gone.
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