Arkham: Case Files
Elijah James for Two-Face
Two-Face, once Gotham’s idealistic District Attorney Harvey Dent, is a tragic Batman villain whose psyche was shattered after a mob attack left half his face scarred, birthing his dual personality. Obsessed with duality and chance, he relies on a scarred coin to make decisions, embodying both justice and chaos. His Harvey Dent persona clings to remnants of morality, while Two-Face revels in crime and vengeance.
Both personas must have distinct voices—Harvey’s smooth, measured, and hopeful, contrasting Two-Face’s harsh, guttural snarl—yet they blend seamlessly, transitioning mid-sentence with chilling fluidity, reflecting his fractured mind. This vocal interplay, snapping back and forth, mirrors his internal conflict and unpredictable nature, making him a complex, tormented foe.
(Harvey, soft and pleading) "Batman, you know me, you know I tried to save this city… (snaps to Two-Face, growling) but the coin decided, didn’t it? Fate says you’re guilty, and we don’t argue with fate!"
(Harvey, calm and reflective) "I wanted justice, Bruce, a Gotham free of corruption… (snaps to Two-Face, venomous) but they burned that dream! Now the coin’s my judge, my jury—flip it, Batman, or I’ll carve duality into your soul!"
(Harvey, anguished) "We were friends once, weren’t we? I fought for what was right… (snaps to Two-Face, sneering) but right’s a lie! The coin’s the only truth now—heads, you live; tails, you bleed. Let’s see what fate wants!"
