Not far from the Joker's cell in maximum security sat Jonathan Crane, or the Scarecrow, as he had come to be known to the doctors and guards of the place.  He was a quiet inmate, and one that didn't cause too much trouble...but that is what made him dangerous.  The last time he had escaped, he had doused three guards and a psychiatrist's assistant with his fear toxin, causing one of the guards to have a heart attack and the other two to take a medical leave of absence.  They had had to undergo six months of therapy to truly heal from the mental trauma of dealing with their greatest fears, and even now, they were weary to go past Crane's cell.  The healthy amount of respect Crane had earned from his past deeds didn't seem to extend to the inmates, however, and he wandered how long it would be before Killer Croc made good on his threat to pluck the stuffing from his body.<br/><br/>Sighing, Crane sat back, watching the Joker's antics from within his cell.  The man was psychotic, truly insane, and beneath Crane's notice...normally.  He had teamed up with the Clown on earlier crimes, and had learned one thing when dealing with him...expect the unexpected.  The Joker was an instrument of chaos, and no matter how well-planned the scheme or great the pay off, the Joker was going to do what the Joker wanted to do, everyone else be damned.  Crane had actually dosed the Clown with his fear toxin once, back when they had been plotting to destroy the Gotham Harbor Bridge.  The Joker had turned on him when he wanted to flee from the Batman, and in defense, he had gotten a heavy dosage of the fear toxin.  To his surprise, the Joker only let out that maniacal laugh of his, and had turned to face the Bat, as if the toxin had no effect at all.<br/><br/>And now, here they were, both locked together on the same cell block.  Crane sighed again, then perked up as he heard the guard near the Joker's cell warn him to step back from the bars.  The Joker had his blood up...did he have a plan?  It was nearly impossible to figure out the man's schemes, but if escape was an option, then Crane would play along for a chance at freedom.