Pre-TDK (when Harvey’s still the District Attorney)

1. Stop eating so much meat and potatoes.
2. Get to the gym more often.
3. Sleep in on Sundays more often.
4. Try to work on DA’s Office/GCPD relations.

Post-TDK (Shatter-verse)1. Turn myself in ( Read more... )

1. Flipping my coin.
2. Making sure things occur in twos.
3. Firing my gun.

I remember when, I remember, I remember when I lost my mindAfter the explosion, the first thing Harvey was cognizant of was waking up in a hospital bed. His face - the whole left side - was achingly dull. His eyes wandered around the room. When he saw the coin-his coin-on the stand next to the hospital bed, he reached over and grabbed it. He ( Read more... )

After leaving the ambulance across the street from Nadine's apartment, Harvey got out and made his way to the building. He still had the gun tucked into his waistband (probably not the smartest place to put it, but he wasn't really thinking through logistics here). He went inside and up to the floor her place was on ( Read more... )

[Follows Harvey's dealings w/ the schizophrenic Thomas Schiff, and subsequently, the Batman]Harvey drove the ambulance around like a madman, angry that the Batman had intercepted him but also relieved. There had to be something he could do. Nothing he was doing legally was working. Nothing Gordon was doing was working. Maybe he could call one ( Read more... )

[takes place right as Harvey commandeers the ambulance after the events of Commissioner Loeb’s memorial]Harvey had never driven an ambulance before. That was the immediate thought that came to the District Attorney’s head as he maneuvered the bus-like vehicle through the chaos that the memorial for Gillian Loeb had turned into. No one gave him ( Read more... )

How the hell did we wind up like this?
Why weren't we able
To see the signs that we missed
And try to turn the tables?

( Twenty years ago, the suburban subdivision was brand new. It was one of those gated communities with three-car garages, pools in every backyard and a ridiculous amount of square footage per two-story home. He remembered the afternoon like it was yesterday. )

Harvey wasn’t sure how he ended up outside of the warehouse building on his own accord.  He’d been in blind rages before, but this -he could hardly see straight.  His vision was single-minded.  He saw no street signs or other cars on the road.   All he saw was one man, lanky, looming in his mind

He heard no honking horns or sirens, smelled no ( Read more... )

Make a List of Reasons You'd Be a Good World Leader...

1. I know when to shoot my mouth off and when to be diplomatic usually2. I've got a great photo-op smile. They don't call me the Golden Boy for nothing ( Read more... )

Harvey looks at the journal prompt, the first of many prompts in the journal that Rachel gave him the week before. The journal came like that - a prompt a day, or a week, or whatever pace the user wanted to go. His first reaction is amusement ( Read more... )