Gotham City Chronicles: The Joker's Fate

The Joker boasts about his criminal activities in Gotham City, describing a cycle of crime and imprisonment. Despite his crimes, the court, influenced by Batman's testimony, sentences him to death. Joker expresses a belief in forgiveness before his execution, leading to chaotic final moments.

What does the Joker claim about his ability to be stopped?

• Nothing can stop him.

• He can be stopped by Batman.

• He can be stopped by the police.

• He can be stopped by the citizens of Gotham.

What is the Joker's cycle of behavior as described in the video?

• He commits crimes, gets caught, and reforms.

• He goes to jail, escapes, and repeats his crimes.

• He escapes jail and lives a peaceful life.

• He commits crimes and never gets caught.

What influenced the court's decision to sentence the Joker to death?

• The Joker's confession.

• The testimony of the police.

• The persuasive testimony of Batman.

• The Joker's plea for mercy.

How does the Joker respond to the question about his last words?

• He apologizes to Gotham.

• He jokes about his crimes.

• He remains silent.

• He claims Jesus has forgiven him.

What is the Joker's reaction to his impending execution?

• He is angry and threatens the court.

• He is surprised and questions the fairness.

• He is terrified and begs for mercy.

• He is indifferent and accepts his fate.