People's attitude when they expect Jason to get over his own death makes me so sad (or most of the time: mad.)
In general, yes, but also in context: Ducra. She's... well, most of the time she's nice, the All Caste too, but let's say I don't think they showed us enough of Jason's time there for me to have the most accurate explanation about her or the All Caste. Most of the time she's nice, but it feels like she also treats Jason's anger or attitude towards Joker and Batman like it's something unreasonable and something that he should get over. Like a slight improvement of "you are angry and stubborn and full of rage and your anger is unreasonable" -> "you are angry and stubborn and full of rage and your anger is unreasonable but I tolerate it and I expect you to get past it." And I think she was disappointed of Jason's decision to come back to Gotham. Essence too. Ducra expects Jason to move on about Joker and Batman and his death so much it baffles me. She treats his feelings so lightly, she just be like "someday you'll get over it pup" like his anger is something... unreasonable and it PISSES ME OFF so much if I wasn't so sad about it.
Like they all act like being murdered and returned to life wasn't a big deal. Like it's just as simply as you fall to the ground and all you have to do is get up. Like trauma doesn't change a person and causes long lasting effects on them. Like Jason's anger was boo-hoo unreasonable and irrational and he should be able to get past it. And how they push him to get over it. When will I get to see someone say hey what happened to you were terrible and it's okay if you can't get over it you can take your time to heal I understand how you feel etc etc. Why it is always some sort of "you are full of rage," can I never get to hear someone told Jason that his feelings is legitimate?
Something something about everyone else has already moved on, and they told you that you ought to move on too, but you stuck inside this coffin. And you have to claw your way out. And your body was broken from the beaten and burned and buried. And you walk for twelve and one half miles but you can't come home.
