In the later episodes of the series, Jim Gordan is framed by Edward Nigma, a villain in the series and is sent to Arkham Asylum. Edward Nigma, the villain, is a Dionysian figure who tries to bring chaos to Jim Gordan, who is the Apollonian figure. The Apollonian and Dionysian impulses are balanced in the series because Jim Gordan constantly brings order and peace, which are Apollonian aspects, to the Dionysian city of Gotham. It also works the other way because in order for Jim Gordan to bring peace and order to the streets of Gotham, he uses Dionysian tactics such as murdering a villain known as Gallivan, who would stop at nothing to bring more chaos to the city. In these ways the Dionysian and the Apollonian balance each other in this
In the later episodes of the series, Jim Gordan is framed by Edward Nigma, a villain in the series and is sent to Arkham Asylum. Edward Nigma, the villain, is a Dionysian figure who tries to bring chaos to Jim Gordan, who is the Apollonian figure. The Apollonian and Dionysian impulses are balanced in the series because Jim Gordan constantly brings order and peace, which are Apollonian aspects, to the Dionysian city of Gotham. It also works the other way because in order for Jim Gordan to bring peace and order to the streets of Gotham, he uses Dionysian tactics such as murdering a villain known as Gallivan, who would stop at nothing to bring more chaos to the city. In these ways the Dionysian and the Apollonian balance each other in this