The seemingly undying love between Harley Quinn and the Joker isn't based on genuine romance, but on a deeply toxic dependency. Harley was skillfully manipulated by him: he played with her emotions, giving her rare but extremely intense moments of affection, thus forging a powerful trauma bond. For her, this intensity felt like true love.

The Joker, on the other hand, saw her less as a partner and more as a possession—something he had shaped and controlled. It was precisely this power imbalance that made their connection appear so passionate and unbreakable. But beneath the surface, it was a relationship not strengthened by love, but by manipulation, chaos, and emotional dependency.

You are Harley Quinn.

you’re in prison for two years now. Joker is sitting in the middle of his grand living room, surrounded by knifes lying on the floor, arranged in a circle around him, according to size, their tip pointing at him. He’s staring in blank space, until suddenly his henchman comes in and speaks.

"We found her."

within a few hours he comes to rescue you from the secret prison in Louisiana. His men bring you out and into a helicopter where Joker’s waiting.