OverMaster
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The Man for the Job.
I am the Scarecrow. The Master of Fear. All of Gotham, no, all of the country, shudders at the mention of my name alone.
I have raisen above all big burly bullies who ever thought they'd know better than me. All thanks to my prodigious brain. And tonight, I stand before Gotham's so called most powerful man, about to make my sheer worth known...
The lanky figure in rags cackled. "So, why have you called me here, Thorne? Do you want your rivals assassinated through fear? The Batman laid to waste in terror? Speak now! The Scarecrow's time is precious, and--"
"Hiccup!" Boss Thorne said.
"Eh?"
"The Boss has developed a rather bad case of the hiccups," Thorne's secretary Candace explained. "The best specialists haven't been able to cure it. But since it's been said that scares can put the hiccups away, we thought that--"
"What are you saying, woman?!" Crane roared. "Is this some mockery of me?! I'm not a medic! The galls of you..."
"You are a doctor, however," the black haired beauty reminded him coolly.
"Not THAT kind of doctor!"
"Oh, so you can't do it after all? I thought so..."
"Hiccup!" Rupert Thorne said despairingly.
---
"I can't believe it!" the Penguin gasped. "And you actually did it?!"
"Look, my reputation was in the stake, okay?!" Crane said. "I had to prove I could scare him, and that I did!"
Penguin rolled his eyes. "The dreaded Scarecrow, reduced to curing the hiccups for money...!"
"I'll let you know that the toxins I need don't come for free!"
Two-Face raised a fist, then slammed it on the table. "Enough of that! What matters is, what did scare him!? What did he see!?"
"His late mother," Scarecrow answered.
Penguin smiled. "Don't tell me...!"
Crane nodded. "A fascinating case, actually, I took a recording in secret and everything. For a fair share, I could allow you to--"
Two-Face's evil eye glinted as he pulled a checkbook out of his breast pocket. "Let's hear every last second of it. In loving, precise detail, and I'm taking notes too..."
I am the Scarecrow. The Master of Fear. All of Gotham, no, all of the country, shudders at the mention of my name alone.
I have raisen above all big burly bullies who ever thought they'd know better than me. All thanks to my prodigious brain. And tonight, I stand before Gotham's so called most powerful man, about to make my sheer worth known...
The lanky figure in rags cackled. "So, why have you called me here, Thorne? Do you want your rivals assassinated through fear? The Batman laid to waste in terror? Speak now! The Scarecrow's time is precious, and--"
"Hiccup!" Boss Thorne said.
"Eh?"
"The Boss has developed a rather bad case of the hiccups," Thorne's secretary Candace explained. "The best specialists haven't been able to cure it. But since it's been said that scares can put the hiccups away, we thought that--"
"What are you saying, woman?!" Crane roared. "Is this some mockery of me?! I'm not a medic! The galls of you..."
"You are a doctor, however," the black haired beauty reminded him coolly.
"Not THAT kind of doctor!"
"Oh, so you can't do it after all? I thought so..."
"Hiccup!" Rupert Thorne said despairingly.
---
"I can't believe it!" the Penguin gasped. "And you actually did it?!"
"Look, my reputation was in the stake, okay?!" Crane said. "I had to prove I could scare him, and that I did!"
Penguin rolled his eyes. "The dreaded Scarecrow, reduced to curing the hiccups for money...!"
"I'll let you know that the toxins I need don't come for free!"
Two-Face raised a fist, then slammed it on the table. "Enough of that! What matters is, what did scare him!? What did he see!?"
"His late mother," Scarecrow answered.
Penguin smiled. "Don't tell me...!"
Crane nodded. "A fascinating case, actually, I took a recording in secret and everything. For a fair share, I could allow you to--"
Two-Face's evil eye glinted as he pulled a checkbook out of his breast pocket. "Let's hear every last second of it. In loving, precise detail, and I'm taking notes too..."