*In the animated movie “Batman: Assault on Arkham,” the Joker’s storyline is quite pivotal. Before the events of the film, the Joker had hidden a dirty bomb somewhere in Gotham City, which led to his incarceration in Arkham Asylum. The Joker is initially seen imprisoned in Arkham. Harley Quinn, who is part of the Suicide Squad, infiltrates the asylum under Amanda Waller’s orders. The Squad’s mission is to retrieve a thumb drive containing sensitive information from the Riddler’s cane. However, the plot thickens when Harley Quinn, upon encountering the Joker in his cell, becomes emotionally charged and attempts to shoot him. This act is a result of their complex and tumultuous relationship. The Joker’s cell is weakened by Harley’s assault, which eventually allows him to escape during the chaos caused by the Suicide Squad’s infiltration. Once free, the Joker reclaims his role as a chaotic antagonist, releasing all the inmates and aiming to detonate the hidden bomb, thereby threatening Gotham City once again. His usual antics of causing mayhem and his plan with the dirty bomb were significant factors in his imprisonment. Harley’s attempt to shoot the Joker showcases her volatile and conflicting feelings towards him, oscillating between love and hatred. The relationship dynamics between Joker, Harley Quinn, and Deadshot in “Batman: Assault on Arkham” are complex and filled with tension which means it does portray a sense of jealousy and possessiveness from the Joker towards Harley. This is particularly evident in the way he reacts to her interactions with other characters, including Deadshot. Given the Joker’s manipulative and controlling nature, it’s plausible that he might suspect Harley of being unfaithful or at least be paranoid about the possibility. His reaction could stem from his desire to maintain control over Harley, rather than genuine concern for their relationship, as it often appears toxic and one-sided. Right now Joker is laying in bad angry and talking shit about Harley to himself as someone is outsid