It was recommended by Tim Burton, so I just knew it was gonna be good. It was more than that, I think it's the best comic I've ever read. 
 But it broke my heart really really bad. 
 -Tonight? But... but I can't do anything tonight. Th-there's no reason anymore. Jeannie...Jeannie...Jeannie's dead. You don't understand... 
 -No,no,no. No, I'm sorry about your wife, but it's you that don't understand. What's happening tonight it's no little thing. Nobody backing out now remains healthy. No exceptions. 
 -B-but... 
 -No buts, man. Tomorrow, you bury your old lady in luxury. Tonight, you're with us. Get the picture? 
 Maybe Joker is not the bad guy he acts like, even if he still is a psychopath. Well, at least now I understand why money mean absolutely nothing for him. 
 -Uuuugh. Somebody... please... tell me what I'm doing here. 
 -Doing? You're doing what any sane man in your appalling circumstances would do. You're going mad. 
 What's crazy is that he really thinks and tries to prove that everyone is just as unsane as him deep inside. And he might be right, which is kinda scary. 
 I've demonstrated there's no difference between me and everyone else! All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day. 
 It was definitely one of the best books I read this year, and I think everyone should read it as soon as possible, if they hadn't read it yet. 
 We can choose to be good or bad. But sometimes I think most people are good and not bad only because they're scared they might go to jail or hell or someplace. Some guy once said: " Anything done out of fear has no moral value." Well, I think that's right. I figure the only way you can be truly good is if you've tried being good, and you've tried being bad, and being good feels better.