The massive structure held numerous patients. All of them labeled as not only a danger to society and themselves, but a danger to the human race as a whole. Gotham City's judicial system had determined this through their actions and psychological behavior. The building housed not only the patients, but on call physicians and psychiatrists. Guards practically lived on the grounds as the number of breaks outs rose each day. Each and every one of them was needed to try and keep this place under control. It was necessary that each of them understand that not all the patients were easy to deal with.<br/><br/>Due to the nature of some of these inmates, a number of things were not allowed on the premises. One being plants due to a woman named Poison Ivy. They ever restricted the access of metal, plastic, paper, water, and food. No one was positive of how strong some of these 'monsters' were and were taking ever precaution they could. Not a thing that came through the doors was unmonitored.<br/><br/>High in the top security level section was housed the criminals that the 'Prince of Gotham' caught. Most of them were the ones that were feared and monitored the most. The likes of Bane, Clayface, Killer Croc, The Mad-Hatter, and The Penguin were usual inhabitants of this place. They weren't the most well known though. In the rec room could usually be found Ivy and Harley. Two of Gotham's<em>bad girls</em>.<br/><br/>And locked away in his cell without free time permanence was The Joker. The green haired man had once been given the same rights as the two girls, but due to more than a few nasty break outs and a few fights with other inmates, he was confined to his room. He'd been torn from his familiar purple suit and shoved into one of the Asylum's jumpsuits. Clothing didn't matter much to him, but he didn't like being told what to do and so very vocally denounced the jumpsuit. Even going as far as to giving a black eye to the guard that had been assigned to getting him in it in the first place.<br/><br/>The guard near his cell looked over to see the Joke with that foolish grin on his face and clinging to the bars of his door and wondered what was making the freak so happy. Deep inside his gut, The Joker had a feeling he might be getting out again today.