Dirty Little Secret

With a friend going to app for Jervis Tetch, might as well put this here:

Jonathan Crane would never truly admit that he is quite fond of his fellow rogues Edward Nigma and Jervis Tetch. Compared to the rest of the Batman's rogue gallery, he feels a strange sort of kinship with these two, seeing some of his past in them.

Like Edward Nigma, they were both abused by their parental figures (Crane's grandmother and Nigma's father) respectively. He does think that Eddie's ego could use a little deflating but he enjoys his riddles on a good day. As a master of fear, he is reluctant in using the childhood trauma against his friend although he would use such a fact against anyone else.

Of the two though, he is more fond of the Mad Hatter. They both didn't have any friends as children because of their appearances. He believes that Jervis' mother abused him too, although in a more... cerebral way what with Missus Tetch planting the idea into Jerv's mind that nobody likes him because he looked weird all in an attempt to keep her baby boy to herself. Jon enjoys the nursery rhymes and would willingly suffer through one of the Hatter's episodes, always ready to make tea for him. He also likes to lord over Eddie that he is the March Hare, the Hatter's bestfriend, and Eddie is the Dormouse.

These three are the Tea Party Trio, the Cerebral Rogues, the Brainy Bunch and whatever other name you see fit to call them.

Greta still frequently visits the Mt. Justice / old Young Justice hideouts. She spends a couple hours there every so often just to look at all the things that was left behind. She does it because she feels like it's somewhere she actually belongs, since her happiest memories originate from there. She tells no-one and never takes anyone with her.

Greta is somewhat ashamed if anyone ever found out, since she knows that living in the past isn't a good thing but she just can't stop herself going. Sometimes she uses the training room still, but also avoids the lockers and swimming pool subconsciously since it reminds her too much of her brother and all the DEO tests.

Most often, she just sits in the main room and listens to music because it's better than the empty silence. The vists both make Greta feel happier and emptier because it reminds her that she had a team but that they had all moved on.

The real reason Issac has one night stands isn't because he likes to live life fast and loose its because he's scared of loosing someone he cares for but is far too lonely to cut himself off from others

Zinda actually has one tattoo, she got it back in the 1930's one night when she was really drunk, and couldn't handle her liquor that well...

she has a blackhawk logo on the back of her right shoulder

THara thinks she might be falling for Chris even if she has no memory of who the were before she woke up outside of Gotham and even if she thinks he might be even more crazy than she is, and even if she wants to believe his story about the both of them somehow being aliens.

Annabelle is actually really good, and kind of enjoys gardening - planting flowers and letting them grow.

Wally West: Frequently visits his children on the Kent farm, often times holding his daughter and crying on the floor of the room because she reminds him the most of his missing wife: Kara Zor-El. He never tells anyone about his sadness, instead keeps his chin up because he feels that people need a positive hero to have hope in.

Eli Strange: Originally Eli Strange stole the city hall's documents just to piss off Penguin, but after meeting Jason Todd, performed his first act of 'kindness', by taking the entire database out of the wrong hands. Not only did he spare thousands of people from disappearing, he found a clean slate to start over his life.

Jean-Paul Moreau: he doesn't trust Sebastian Riley one bit with the command of Tyger and despite his suspicions he gladly signed up to continue his career in Tyger, hoping to take route in making a difference, this time as a better hero than he ever could. Half the reason J.P. still tried even when the fight seemed harder than ever before was because Teddy looked up to him.

Samuel Winters: He always felt like he was trying to step into someone else's shoes when trying to go back into his normal life. Samuel was rash and quick to act which was abnormal for him. He started to sway from the path, which the murder of his father by his wife is what finally pushed him over the edge. He was tired of trying. Samuel always felt comfortable with his best friend Lois, whom he had a crush on for the longest time.

Grant Beaguard: Despite all of his acts that are always interpreted as villainy, he takes pride in never hurting the innocent. Grant as Amedeus still presents the option and choice of a better life. His villain career follows the same ideals and morals of trying to give those who lost everything or were born with misfortune the opportunity to restart their lives, taking control.

Peter Holloway: He's a charming and handsome man who could have every opportunity to find a nice girlfriend, even a wife, but his fear of losing control forced him to decide to steer clear of making those kinds of commitments. He's afraid of forcing someone into his life because of his lycan condition.

Casper Kingston: Always rants about the ideals of heroism and how much he despises the fact that individuals see it as their personal duty to impose self-values upon the public. A part of it is because so many people died before heroes and even with the heroes being around, innocent people still seem to die anyway, It's a redundant stunt for people to simply feel good about themselves.

Owen Hayes: was never truly okay after Bane beat him to death on behalf of Stephanie Brown. in order to cope, he was simply ignoring his feelings and focusing on the problem of feeling like a nobody because of Bane's brutality. After attempting suicide from his overwhelming problems, he stooped to pot in order to balance out his feelings without ever tackling the problem.

It's almost been a year since Tam was stuck in Arkham, but it still feels like yesterday for her. She still has nightmares about the horrors she had to endure during her captivity with Bane. She makes is appear to everyone that she is over it and has healed from her wounds, but she hasn't. She's still terrified that he's coming after her. and she is not okay. Not at all. No matter how many times she tells people that she is, she really isn't. She feels the need to keep up her happy, smiling self so she won't worry her loved ones.

She is not okay...

As much as Jackal hated Joker, he loved having someone to work for. It gave him purpose, something to look forward to every day. Even though he still has people he loves around him, something is missing. He feels like he doesn't have a purpose anymore, like he's just another stray dog wandering the streets.

Slade's losing his mind. And not in the typical villainous, kill-everything kind of way. He's being plagued by nightmares and hears whispers in his head at the oddest of times. The generally composed mercenary is becoming more reckless and unpredictable, like a time bomb waiting to go off. He has a sinking feeling it won't be long before he's as mad as the rest of Gotham's rogue gallery... or even worse, as mad as his own kids.

Growing up, Annabelle didn't really have a bed because she outgrew the bed she had before she was four pretty quickly. Instead, whenever she had the option of going to sleep on her own terms (instead of being knocked unconscious) she used to go and sleep in Charlie's old bed, since he wasn't around to use it and since all of his things smelled like him, it kind of reassured her. Eventually his old room used to feel like a little safe-haven against everything.

But she never moved any of his stuff, because Annabelle for a long time was waiting for him to come back and take his stuff or just move back in (though she partially recognized that as stupid because who'd want to come back to their house?). Even when their mother trashed his room to spite her and Charlie, Annabelle still used to put his stuff back exactly where it was, just in case.

Rose is currently harboring a conspiracy theory that the government is partially to blame for the current state of Gotham/Arkham. From the placement of Arkham inside of Gotham-- because, let's put all of the most dangerous criminals in the nation in the middle of an actual city, that'll never go wrong-- to destruction of the Arkham city walls, she's pretty sure the feds have been in on this the whole time.

Teddy is, and has been for a long time, in free fall. He knows it's only a matter of time before he hits the bottom.

Annabelle: Likes reading/watching fantasy books and novels, because it gives her ideas as to what she can use to structure her bones. She likes the idea of being able to create anything. To her, it's almost artistic.