: He functions as a dark reflection of Batman, arguing that "morality is a bad joke."
Then comes the Joker. Unlike the campy prankster of the 1960s or the gothic weirdo of 1989, Nolan’s Joker is a terrorist philosopher. He has no origin. His stories about his scars change every time. He is “a dog chasing cars.” He doesn’t want money; he wants to watch the “schemers” fall. The The Dark Knight
: Known as the "White Knight," he represents the belief in institutional justice. His transformation into Two-Face signifies the fragile nature of order when it is built on fragile heroes. The Joker (The Agent of Chaos) : He functions as a dark reflection of
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: A classic "Prisoner's Dilemma" where citizens must choose to kill others to save themselves.