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"Well, Harvey has special problems. When he was young, he felt very guilty about his angry feelings. So guilty, that he hid them deep inside until they became an illness. You, Big Bad Harv, represent these angry feelings. Everyone feels anger and it does no harm. As long as it doesn't result in bad behavior."
— Dr. Crest to Harvey Dent[1]

Doctor Nora Crest was Harvey Dent's psychiatrist.

History[]

Doctor Crest had been Harvey Dent's psychiatrist for years and was well aware of the fact that Harvey suppressed his rage until it became a separate personality of his. She tried to get Dent to control "Big Bad Harv", the violent side of Gotham's D.A. She used some unconventional techniques, including hypnosis, to do so. Unlike Dent, Big Bad Harv did not like Nora, and threw furniture at her, which missed and broke one of her windows. He would have successfully assailed Dr. Crest had she not broken the hypnosis. Regaining his normal personality, Dent was appalled that he had vandalized her office. She said it was his "other personality" that was guilty, and recommended more treatments.

After Dent's transformation into Two-Face, she still tried to help him better. With Bruce Wayne's financial support, she planned an operation that would heal his physical scars, and hopefully his mental scars as well. Unfortunately, thugs barged in and abducted Two-Face before the operation could start.

Appearances[]

Batman: The Animated Series

References[]

  1. Rogel, Randy (writer) & Altieri, Kevin (director) (September 28, 1992). "Two-Face, Part II". Batman: The Animated Series. Season 1. Episode 18 (airdate). Episode 11 (production). FOX Kids.
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