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Originally Posted by GGG
I think the Joker works precisely because he follows his motivation which is chaos. He doesn't break that character for Power, loyalty, love, etc. Good Villains actions flow from underlying character traits/flaws that they remain true to that informs their actions. There actions need to make sense given their goals and time needs to be spent developing why these traits and goals make sense.
Its tough to put screen time into developing these characters when you kill them at the end of the movie. So that's where Marvel having a fully introduced roster is able to spend time on Villains.
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The fun of the joker wasn't in figuring out his motivation as much as figuring out how a person would become such an agent of chaos.
What would make a person flip like that.
Beyond the fact that he classified himself as a dog chasing a car, he was really the only guy involved that was a meticulous planner.