However, the plot is not meaningless. This plot actually maps the relationship between the master and the clown through Batgirl and the little villain in the film (the name can't be remembered).
The villain has many tricks and is interested in Batgirl, and often calculates Batgirl and fights with her many times, making Batgirl passive. In the end, the little villain was still expressing his love to Batgirl when he was arrested, and there was a comeback of "I will definitely come back". It even makes people think that after he escaped from prison, he continued to commit crimes, attracting Batgirl and continuing to entangle with her. Obviously, the relationship between Batgirl and the villain is very reminiscent of the relationship between the master and the clown. Moreover, the master also tried his best to prevent Batgirl from contacting the villain in the plot. Some people said that it was the master's arrogance, but it was not. That's because the master realizes that the relationship between Batgirl and the villain may become like he and the Joker are both caught in the whirlpool. This half hour is also meaningful. Of course, that field battle is really worth complaining... just add a little weight to the R-class...
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