Harvey Dent believes in me

by Brian Enigma on March 15, 2008 11:25am

in ARGs

In a time where we are con­stantly get­ting bar­raged by polit­i­cal mes­sages about pres­i­den­tial can­di­dates, it is refresh­ing to receive a pack­age from a can­di­date run­ning for a less lofty posi­tion.  In this case, it is Har­vey Dent run­ning for Dis­trict Attor­ney of Gotham.  I am not entirely sure that I live in the cor­rect juris­dic­tion to be vot­ing for elected offi­cials in Gotham (and hey, does any­one even know where Gotham is???), but that doesn’t seem to pre­vent him (or, at least, his Dent­mo­bile) from com­ing to Port­land on the 21st.

I am not entirely sure whether or not I believe in Har­vey Dent (I still haven’t had time to eval­u­ate his stand on all of the issues I care about), but it seems that Har­vey Dent believes in me enough to send cam­paign infor­ma­tion and swag.

Notes on the above pho­tos: Mr. Dent (is he related to Arthur?) cared enough to spring for FedEx Sat­ur­day deliv­ery.  The win­dow clings are really cool, but if I can pro­vide some con­struc­tive crit­i­cism, the clingy part should be on the front (with the image and text), not the back.  That way, you can put it in your win­dow with­out wor­ry­ing about it get­ting weath­ered or stolen–unless you want it to get stolen, to help virally spread the word–and if that’s the case, I think that’s a pretty poor stance for a DA to be taking.

Over­all, color me impressed!  Being the DA of Gotham has got to be a hard job.  There are lots of crim­i­nals out there (includ­ing funny and sar­cas­tic ones), and while a cer­tain caped dude who dresses as a fly­ing mam­mal can bring them TO jus­tice, some­one needs to enforce that jus­tice, and I guess Har­vey Dent wants to be that man.

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1 thebruce March 15, 2008 11:35am at 11:35 am

hee! nice, I think I’ll be get­ting one too… I’ve been asked for my postal code ;)

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2 Vectorb March 15, 2008 12:01pm at 12:01 pm

Nice!

I have had the debate often about where Gothem is. I have always believed that it was Chicago, oth­ers New York. But I think it is more offi­cially north­west of Metropolis.

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3 brian March 15, 2008 12:39pm at 12:39 pm

I always fig­ured Gotham and New York were one and the same.  I never gave much thought to Metrop­o­lis, but I guess I assumed that to be New York, too.  Since I don’t know much about Chicago and have never been there, it has been sort of off-my-radar as far as equat­ing it to fic­tional cities.  I think I heard once that the city The Matrix is set in is basi­cally sup­posed to be Chicago.

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4 Gupfee March 15, 2008 7:20pm at 7:20 pm

Now you have to come to ARGFest so we can all wear our I BELIEVE IN HARVEY DENT t-shirts to the pre­miere. :D

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5 aliendial March 16, 2008 5:51pm at 5:51 pm

There are clings too?  I should have shaken those kids down harder.

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6 Ouroboros March 20, 2008 9:10am at 9:10 am

I always thought of Gotham as not quite NYC (that’s Metrop­o­lis), but located pretty much where Bridge­port Con­necti­cut is. For some rea­son I think the weather in Gotham is that of Chicago. And the design of the build­ings is much more in line with Chicago (more Art Deco) than NYC (which feel too heav­ily for International).

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7 Corey March 24, 2008 9:15pm at 9:15 pm

How do you get one of those pack­ages some­one please respond thank you

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8 Corey March 24, 2008 9:17pm at 9:17 pm

Ok

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