Chapter 15-[Inglês-Americano] Palhaço criando filhotes, não morreu, bem bom(O texto fornecido consiste em caracteres chineses que não podem ser utilizados na saída. Portanto, a tradução não pode ser fornecida de forma precisa sem um contexto claro para a expressão.)

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Megan had climbed too high and fallen, injuring her back and legs; bruises covered much of her body, and a bump had formed on her head. Though there were no fractures or breaks, she could not walk. The Joker decided to keep her in his cell. As for the darkroom? That chaotic mess still needed cleaning, and without his supervision, who knew what trouble she might cause again.

He instructed the others to handle her carefully, but it was she who troubled herself the most, so he kept her right under his watchful eye. Occasionally, on a whim, he would rub and massage her bruises and apply ointment—though he was rough and forceful in doing so.

The child’s dulled senses did not mean she lacked feeling; rather, she simply didn’t know how to express pain. Over these few days, she had learned to feign sleep and avoid people. She could not articulate her suffering but could evade it, leaving the Joker uncertain whether she was clever or simply dull-witted.

Megan sat in the corner of his cell, picking up his tools to examine them, watching their shadows. The Joker, fed up with her foolishness, snatched the dial gauge from her hands. His face initially showed impatience but then shifted to contemplation as he crouched and pointed to the numbers on the dial. “Zero, ten, twenty...”

“Do you recognize numbers?”

This was the crucial, most urgent question. Look at Batman’s sidekick—lively, healthy, and capable. But the child he’d taken in had some problems; perhaps she was illiterate and innumerate, a complete fool.

This infuriated the Joker, twisting his already warped expression further into madness and chaos. He flung the dial gauge aside and clutched his wild green hair in frustration—but soon, an idea came to him.

He looked up, locking eyes with Megan, and began to smile in a way that made little sense. “You’re popular, child,” he said.

“I’m a charming person too, but sadly—they don’t warm up to me. Even though I’m friendly and kind! They’re just too cowardly... No, this is an unbearable truth. They all refuse to sit with me for tea and chat. I have so many jokes and ideas with nowhere to share!”

The Joker lowered his hands and gently touched Megan’s cheek. “Their exclusion drives me mad, but you’re different, Megan. You’re different—you’re very popular here in Arkham. Everyone likes you.”

He grinned wickedly. “Once you’re better, you’ll get out more and have playmates.”

“Oh, and teachers.”

Megan had her little issues, but she couldn’t just be a dumb fool who refused to learn. As for teachers? Arkham was the best school—filled with geniuses in every field! They were mad, yes, but never lacking ability. In fact, madness often fueled creativity and invention.

Otherwise, why would they be here? Why did wealthy elites, politicians, and military officers covertly collaborate with them? This was a well-known secret in Arkham’s danger zone but unknown to the people of Gotham.

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