[Comprehensive British and American] The villain is also looking for a job today

Hannibal took a natural glance at the extremely hidden surveillance, and gave Id a consoling smile, which made him look friendly.His hair was scrupulously combed, his brown eyes seemed to be able to see through people's backs, his nose was haughty and aquiline, quiet and thin, and Ide smelled a fragrance in the air that seemed to come from his fine black cloth.

He first asked some well-regulated and extremely simple questions, and then he asked:

"So, Ed, can you tell me how you lived after you came out of Arkham?"

Ed: "I'm lucky that I work at Kreb's private museum."

Hannibal wrote down the keyword "Kreb" on the paper, and this experience was not included in the report provided to him by the GCPD.

"Private museum? So you're a girl who likes art, about art, about artists—what do you think?"

Ede couldn't help but think of Adam Rambo, she thought for a while and said: "No, I don't like it too much. But I agree that art is very charming. This is an industry that requires talent and perception."

Hannibal noticed her pause, and he smiled noncommittally: "In the traditional period, art was once regarded as a manifestation of mental illness. It seemed that artists were all neurotic, sick, and mentally disordered. is seen as a by-product of this pathology."

"Excessive perception and acuity can easily lead to some neuroticism, and this may also be a sacrifice of art." Ed shrugged.

Inside the Batcave, Jason frowned: "He didn't follow the usual procedure. Was Lector recommended by GCPD?"

Bruce: "He is a former member of the WPA (World Psychiatric Association). His resume shows that he is very good at psychopathology and psychoanalytic school psychology. Since he came to Gotham, he has helped GCPD break a lot of serial stories through psychoanalysis. The case of the murderer."

The problem of monitoring Reikot is indeed getting more and more acute...

"You're partnered with the Joker, a deranged criminal; but you, Ed. You strike me as stable, which contradicts your behavior. Do you see yourself in him?"

"No, the clown and I are not as close as you think. It's just a job. When you don't have an ID and you're a stranger to this city, if someone offers you a job, shouldn't you be grateful to accept it?"

"But this job is clearly very different from normal work."

Ede: "Everyone has a different opinion. Like you think the clown is crazy, but I just think he has bad taste and paints himself like a doll every day, which I really disagree with."

"And how do you define madness?"

She laughed: "Gotham is very chaotic, people at the bottom of Gotham are very difficult-so many people are crazy, and madness makes them no longer sad; madness makes them don't care about anything; maybe madness is a good medicine for modern society, Do more harm than good."

"Your idea is very interesting, but overdose will cause adverse side effects." The brown-haired doctor pointed out the loopholes.

"That's just a temporary side effect. Sometimes, don't you have to take some strong medicine to cure the chronic illness?"

"Do you feel sorry for the people you killed?"

"No, they want to kill me too." Ide said calmly.

"Does the death of your pet make you more sad than the death of a stranger?"

Ead felt that she was not sad. What did the death of a stranger have to do with her?As for pet dogs, she has never had a pet, so she has no idea, "No."

"Do you believe in God?"

"I believe that there are existences that humans cannot understand." This is inevitable, and Ede himself has witnessed it.

"Do you think reality is real?"

Ed paused. What does the concept of reality refer to?The opposite of truth is falsehood.If a baby is locked in the basement and everyone around him tells him that this is the whole world, then the baby will think that the basement is the whole world, and the world outside the basement is false and does not exist.

Like herself, is Ed real?This body is called Yide. Is the former Yide the current her?Is she losing her memory or is she not the real Ide in the first place. "maybe."

"Did you sleep well?"

"not good."

"What are the elements of your frequent dreams?"

"I never dream."

"What do you think of 'beauty'."

"Eternal beauty will not appear in reality. As long as people start to worship reality, they will be abandoned by beauty."

Whatever her answer, Hannibal didn't seem to be moved by her words.

Afterwards, many questions were answered, and today's psychiatric evaluation came to an end.Ede stood up and was about to leave the living room with Hannibal. In a place where the surveillance could not see, Hannibal suddenly said something to Ede:

"God likes to kill, doesn't he? He's doing it all over the world all the time, and we're made out of God himself. You think he'd be happy too?"

"It has nothing to do with pleasure, he just has this power."

After Ede finished speaking, he looked at him carefully, "You don't look like a psychiatrist."

Hannibal replied very gentlemanly: "I am sorry if I made you feel uncomfortable."

"No, I just think you are the kind of person who will stand by and watch when a patient goes crazy." Ede smiled, "However, this kind of doctor is quite suitable to appear in Gotham."

Their conversation was cut short when Jason came around the corner.

Hannibal Lackert was invited into the study, Bruce Wayne sat behind the desk, and he asked in a low voice, "How is Ed doing?"

"This girl is very stable, outgoing, and rational. Although her judgment of order is different from ordinary people, this does not pose any great hidden dangers, and she is unexpectedly frank and undisguised." Hannibal added gently : "For others, I need more observations."

Bruce nodded slightly to express his understanding, and finally he looked at Hannibal, and said as if warning: "Dr. Lackert, please follow the normal procedure for treatment next time, otherwise we will require another person for testing."

After Hannibal left, Jason knocked on the door and entered the room. He sat opposite Bruce and said dissatisfiedly, "He's weird."

Seeing that Bruce didn't respond to his words, Jason had to change the subject, "What are you going to do with that house?" What happened that night, he still can't remember what he saw behind the door, and Ed is unwilling to tell He was telling the truth, but the things he had experienced—the photo, the stagnation of time, the darkness on the first floor.Jason's intuition told him that there was some mysterious power that seemed to be stirring in Gotham.