Tw: trauma
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. I don't want to give too much away, so I won't. What I will say is that this episode really flips the script with what a hero is and what a villain is. It is a much darker toned episode and yet the humor is still there. It explores the traumas that Bruce endored as a kid and Harley is left to help him heal. I'm still not sure if Harley is supposed to become only a "good guy" only in this episode or if the show has progressively moved her in that direction aside from the anti-hero status. I firmly believe that this episode does a great job with exploring that for her as well.
There have been many enjoyable episodes but this one is a work of art. I think this episode is one of the best in the series yet, at least in my opinion.
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. I don't want to give too much away, so I won't. What I will say is that this episode really flips the script with what a hero is and what a villain is. It is a much darker toned episode and yet the humor is still there. It explores the traumas that Bruce endored as a kid and Harley is left to help him heal. I'm still not sure if Harley is supposed to become only a "good guy" only in this episode or if the show has progressively moved her in that direction aside from the anti-hero status. I firmly believe that this episode does a great job with exploring that for her as well.
There have been many enjoyable episodes but this one is a work of art. I think this episode is one of the best in the series yet, at least in my opinion.