The Mad Hatter's Tea Set in Arkham Asylum. If Batman returned to Tetch's Lair, he noticed that Tetch was still unconscious, and also noticed that the girl still cried after what she went through. However, the girl, who was deeply traumatized by Tetch's actions to her since he kidnapped her to the extent of sobbing uncontrollably, told Batman in a fearful tone that it wouldn't be all right for her.
Batman then threw a Reverse Batarang at Tetch and then knocked him out.īatman then told "Alice" that she was safe, and that she'd be alright as the GCPD were on their way.
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Batman managed to navigate through "Wonderland", broke free of Tetch's control, and found him threatening to kill "Alice" with a Knife.
Batman, after he took out the brainwashed henchmen, confronted Tetch about "Alice's" location with the clear intention of rescuing her from his clutches, but Tetch trapped him with his hypnosis by forcing him to look at a clock above them, which made him end up in "Wonderland". Tetch, who anticipated Batman's arrival, then made final tests on his mind control, and discovered with glee that the devices actually worked, but his henchmen did not address him as "sir" aside. Batman then headed to Mad Hatter's Lair in the Bowery. Mad Hatter then silenced her and told Batman that the girl was "Alice", that she had been through a lot, and promised to make her "right as rain" soon. However, his attempt at recruiting Batman was interrupted by a girl, who desperately called for Batman to help her (which made it clear that Mad Hatter had kidnapped her). After they collapsed, Batman received a message from the Mad Hatter, which requested him to enter a business proposition with him. Shortly after he put the Lacey Towers murder case together, Batman encountered three henchmen in rabbit masks who sung that he was invited to The Mad Hatter's Party. At some point, Tetch became delusional and believed that he was The Mad Hatter from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, believed Alice to have been kidnapped by "them," and constantly tried to "find her." Not much was known about Jervis Tetch's early life, other than him being a self-claimed inventor, entrepreneur, and part-time haberdasher, and that prior to developing his mind control devices, was constantly ignored. Jervis hoped to use his own discoveries in those mind control experiments to finally find his Alice and entrap Batman within a perpetual state of hypnotic control and serve as the ultimate form of protection for Alice and his gang. Years later, Jervis became a pivotal pawn to the mad and power crazed Professor Hugo Strange, who exploited Jervis's amazing mind control experiments to set the stage for Quincy Sharp's descent into insanity as another unwitting pawn in Arkham City's construction. Regardless of how many young girls and women that he abducted and killed, Jervis was always on the lookout for another potential Alice to complete his deluded fantasy of living in a storybook. Looking for young women with blonde hair and blue eyes that matched Alice, Jervis was responsible for the abduction of dozens of young girls, some of whom were children, where he eventually brutally molested and murdered them during a schizophrenic episode. Among those characters, none took Tetch's insanity to such ultimate extremes as Alice herself. After he fashioned himself into the image of the iconic character, the Mad Hatter, Tetch used his expertise in mind control and placed his victims under a hypnotic state in order to recreate them into the other signature characters from his favorite story. My specialty." ―Mad Hatter to Batman Ī true product of insanity and schizophrenia, Jervis Tetch became obsessed with the story, "Alice in Wonderland" and the incredible ability of controlling a person's mind through hypnosis techniques. " Are you not going to drink your tea? It's my special tea.
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