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veryusefulbook

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Jan 02, 2009 17:46

I can understand why you would want to... and even I'd like to see him get a good thrashing but I cannot see the reasoning in killing the Joker. I mean, this is our chance to administer justice in the right way and out first order of business is going to be the "Let's kill him!" tactic? Maybe I'm by myself on this but I don't want anyone to die ( Read more... )

helena campbell (ou), [mirrormask]

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notarrowette January 3 2009, 03:37:38 UTC

I agree with you. Or--I don't want us sinking to his level, I suppose. I'd rather not think about it. Why can't he just stay where he is?

darker_alice January 3 2009, 05:42:31 UTC

Oh, but its more than that, if you understand the Joker, really.

He's a rather peculiar sort, but has a rather interesting way of looking at things. I'd say before judging, get a listen to him and then his accusers.

Who makes more sense?

notarrowette January 3 2009, 06:22:51 UTC

His accusers? What the hell is that supposed to mean?

(OOC: Don't mind her, she's just still a bit traumatized from the whole buried alive thing. ;))

darker_alice January 3 2009, 06:43:45 UTC

Ones who oppose him of course. Not without good reason, surely.

But if you expect to be against him, you must be for him first. Otherwise, you will not sway people who believe in his "message."

notarrowette January 3 2009, 07:18:27 UTC

I don't give a damn about swaying anyone. And anyone who believes in him? Can stay the hell away from me.

How's being tricked, kidnapped, drugged and buried alive by him sound for a "good reason"?

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