Is the Joker loyal?

The thing we all know and love about Joker is that his madness is limitless, since his motivations and goals are impossible to pin down. It’s hard to tell who he truly likes or dislikes, since Joker has almost no loyalty, and what’s worse, is guided by pure chaos and has a propensity towards unforgiving attacks.

What was the Joker’s point in The Dark Knight?

Originally Answered: What is Joker’s objective in The Dark Knight (2008 movie)? Joker as portrayed by Nolan, was an agent of chaos. His whole objective was to attain chaos. Chaos is total lack of organisation and order, and that is what the Joker was doing in the entire movie.

What are jokers intentions?

Basically, he wanted to validate himself by dragging or proving everyone could be dragged down to his level, and was pretty successful at it (even Batman, using the cell phone monitoring technology from Lucius). Even at the end, the Joker encouraged Batman to indulge his rage and drop him from the roof.

Was Joker motivated by revenge or chaos?

The Dark Knight Theory: The Joker Was Motivated by REVENGE, Not Chaos A new Dark Knight fan theory poses that Joker never wanted chaos, but was actually getting revenge against the mob for what they did to his wife. By Rachel Roth Published Aug 20, 2020

Why did Joker kill Gambol in the Dark Knight?

The theory goes on to state that, in The Dark Knight, Gambol was Joker’s true target. Further evidence cites Joker’s early interactions with the mob and how they were all connected to Gambol. Very early in the film, he purposely antagonizes Gambol, leading him to be the first mob boss to die.

How would you describe Heath Ledger’s Joker in the Dark Knight?

In The Dark Knight (2008), Heath Ledger’s Joker embodies and intensifies the villain’s philosophies of anarchy. Like other portrayals of the Joker, Ledger’s is homicidal, hostile, and unhinged.

Why does the Joker hate on people?

A fan on Reddit theorized why this is, claiming that his explanation depends on the person at hand, and is a way to project his trauma and hate on the person he is targeting. And when examining the Joker’s characterization in the film, the Reddit theory becomes more convincing.