Edward Nigma | The Riddler (
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Riddle 012: What'cha gonna do when they come for you?
[Edward just stares at his letter, still blown away, before picking up the phone.]
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Well, it appears I've finally been given a job once again. To anyone who's had the pleasure of being one of my students, I'm sorry to say I will not be returning to my teaching position.
However, I, Edward Nigma, will be serving... under this town's police force. An unexpected choice for a new vocation, to be sure. Though considering my status as a private investigator back home, not entirely unsurprising. Hopefully, this will serve to aid my ongoing investigation of this town's secrets.
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...well. This certainly changes up our plans.
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Well, it appears I've finally been given a job once again. To anyone who's had the pleasure of being one of my students, I'm sorry to say I will not be returning to my teaching position.
However, I, Edward Nigma, will be serving... under this town's police force. An unexpected choice for a new vocation, to be sure. Though considering my status as a private investigator back home, not entirely unsurprising. Hopefully, this will serve to aid my ongoing investigation of this town's secrets.
[Filter to Harley/Joker]
...well. This certainly changes up our plans.
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[Riddler will be privy to the rare sight of a dumbfounded Susan. Enjoy.]
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[Is that . . . heavier breathing than normal? Perhaps she has firsthand experience.]
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[He notices her heavier breathing. But misunderstands it.]
Are you... actually worried about me?
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[Actually she is. But only marginally.]
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Do as you like.
I suppose your chore load can be lightened when you begin work. The toilet's still yours to clean, though.
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Oh. Goodie. So thoughtful of you.
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. . . What was it you did at home again?
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At least I'll be making an income now.
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Yeah, I guess it does.
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After all, you'd thought I was gone, didn't you?
[He doesn't quite say it as sensitively as he'd like, considering that he'd rather be anywhere BUT Mayfield at the moment, but you can tell that he's trying.]
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[Which is Harley speak for why she will be even more clingy.]
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...well. If she is truly gone, then I suppose we should be happy that she made it back home.
["...and not me," he wants to bitterly add, but he holds back for Harley's sake.]
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I guess. But we don't even know if she's back home. She could be trapped in there. Like that Smith lady!
[Becoming panicked.]
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I don't even know why I bother trying to make friends any more.
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[Like he's one to talk.]
Everyone's trying to get home. Don't you want to get back to Gotham, too?
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[Sulk.]
Well yeah.
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Okay.
[Sighs]
Just tell me when you need my help.
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Come over and I'll have Christmas cookies!
[She's getting better at cooking as well.]
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Nothing but ordinary ink on ordinary paper. Mildly disappointed, he drops the letter onto the nearest counter top and stares at Eddie.]
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I take it you've just read the letter?
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[Slugger recalls a time when he went to the police station, placed a hand on its outer wall, and stood debating whether or not he should attempt a break in. Fear had prevented any further action.]
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Needless to say... this is quite a terrifying opportunity.
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[Better you than him.]
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