Batman

For my scene depiction I have chosen a scene from The Dark Knight. The scene I have chosen is the interrogation of the Joker. The scene is very intense and it comes close to the climax of the film. The scene opes with a The Joker sitting in a dark, poorly lit interrogation with a metal desk in front of him. The scenery is dark and dreary and is very intense. James gordon enters the room and asks the Joker where Harvey Dent is. After reeving an inadequate answer he leaves and the Batman appears behind the Joker in the shadows and the lights all flip on. Batman then beats up the Joker and the Joker tells him where to find Harvey and rachel but the catch is he can only save one of them. The scene is key because it appeared that they had the Joker defeated and finally had him in custody. But this was just part of the Joker's plan. The Joker is all about making batman break his only rule of not killing. The joker gives him a choice of who to save giving meaning he is practically killing the other. The scene brings a sense of panic because the Joker is just as dangerous in custody as out of custody and to truly solve the Joker he needs to die. But the Batman can not do this and must fight the urge to kill a defenseless Joker. The scene is truly good vs evil and puts Batman's morals to the test.