BAT-MAN S1E3 | Really Bad Advice

Instructions unclear.  Unleashed violent alternate personality and became duality-obsessed criminal mastermind.

Seriously though, just in case the sarcasm in the comic isn't obvious, don't actually suppress your emotions and problems.  Talk about them.  Take them seriously.  If you need to, get treatment.  It doesn't make you weak to ask for help.  It takes strength to realize you have a problem and it takes courage to address it, no matter how small and "meaningless" or how big and "insurmountable" your particular problems may seem.

Now that the real-talk has been had, let's get back to a brighter topic: video games!  Can't wait to play Episode Four tonight and see where this is all going.  It's been a pretty thrilling ride so far, and I'm really liking the depth they put into Harvey's condition, with or without the scorched face.  You can tell (without them revealing the specifics) that something in his past made him this way, and it's taking everything he has to keep it in check.  It's sad, real, and a solid depiction of one of Batman's most tragic foes.  I'm hoping for a scene with his therapist or something like that to give us a little more insight as to what brought him to such a broken state, but it's not entirely necessary.