@reviviscencegruiform
Not necessarily! Conversations don’t always have to end when they end. They can be put in a pause. Put a pin on them, as they say. Or maybe it’s that you don’t have the need for closure, unlike like every inmate in Arkham Asylum seems to have? Criminal minds tend to seek different things, and in one way or another the core reason for what they do is exactly that concept.
I left Arkham, obviously. A place such as that can’t contain a genius like me for too long. It’s even too boring to predict, to some degree: guards’ schedules, and such. They don’t pose too big of a challenge, which is embarrassing and says a lot about the system or moreso the general IQ of the population in Gotham.














