This scene has a personal bit of 'Cool story, bro' significance for me, since this was the first time that I saw Harvey as Two-Face. Is he just passing the time? Is he thinking, brooding, and/or scheming? I sometimes like to think that both sides are arguing, and the coin is the arbiter between them, but this isn't apparent to any outsider observers. He just sits there, heedless of Batman, staring at nothing and flipping his coin. We first see Harvey at his new locale in the episode, Fear of Victory, as Batman goes to Arkham to find Scarecrow and has to pass a gauntlet of his biggest enemies at this point in the series: But then, one has to imagine that it initially wasn't his choice, given that he was sent to Arkham Asylum. It's not exactly the sort of company you'll expect to see Harvey enjoy no matter the mental state.

So: with Harvey's origin as Two-Face out of the way, he went from being a little-seen heroic supporting character to joining the villain ensemble right alongside the guy who tried to kill him on live TV and his poisonous ex-almost-fiancée.

Or 'REVIEW ALL THE EPISODES!' I was originally going to include his larger supporting roles in here as well, but I'll save those for later.

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