While her main objective is still to find Frank, she is genuinely concerned about the boy. Whisking Bruce off the ground, Harley tries to get to a safe place to talk with him. She grabs hold of Bruce and shields his eyes from the traumatic scene. And since this particular adaptation is set in Bruce’s mind, the possibilities are infinite, something Harley realizes as she decides to intervene. While the tragic origins have been explored and retold a thousand times over, Harley Quinn does something unique as the show ventures past the basic retelling and explores both the immediate and future ramifications of the event. Psycho describes the phenomenon as a "Reverse Repressed Memory," meaning Bruce has blocked out every memory except for the night of his parents’ murder. From every possible angle, the same memory transpires on a loop. Not just once do they watch the Waynes enter an alley they’ll never return from, but again and again, as Joe Chill stalks the Waynes into the alleyway, points his gun, and shoots. Landing into a red-skyed Gotham that looks straight out of Batman: The Animated Series, Harley and company find themselves as spectators of the night Thomas and Martha Wayne are murdered. Once inside Bruce’s head, it’s very clear that something is wrong. Image via HBO Max Inside Bruce Wayne's Memories
Psycho is immediately wary of entering Bruce’s mind, and for understandable reason, but agrees on the condition that Harley guests on the podcast he started while at Arkham Asylum. Psycho ( Tony Hale), who possesses the ability to enter people’s minds. Having kidnapped and tied up Bruce, Harley and Ivy are unsuccessful in getting anything out of Bruce until they regretfully enlist the help of new Arkham Asylum resident Dr. Smoove) back from Bruce Wayne ( Diedrich Bader), who kidnapped (plantnapped?) him for research, Harley ( Kaley Cuoco) takes drastic measures to get answers out of Gotham’s most eligible. This, of course, includes the Harley Quinnseries as its latest episode, "Batman Begins Forever," dives deep into Bruce Wayne’s wounded psyche.ĭesperate to get Poison Ivy’s ( Lake Bell) sentient plant/best friend Frank ( J.B. It’s a crucial part of Batman’s character, and it’s something that is revisited one way or another in every iteration the Caped Crusader appears in. Crime Alley, pearls clattering to the ground, a young Bruce helpless to save his parents from a petty thug with a gun. Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Season 3 of Harley Quinn.We all know the story.
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