Dr Crane smiled the comforting smile reserved for patients (and idiots), the smile laced with just a hint of foreboding. "Yes, but it is a length process. You have at least two, possibly three separate personalities. The second is aware of you, though I don't know if he's aware of the third. The third seems extremely ignorant of himself. And, of course, you're the primary personality."

It was one of the few DID cases Crane had come across since Gotham that actually fit the DSM profile well enough. Harvey Dent, Arnold Wesker, and Harleen Quinzel were never textbook cases.