https://youtu.be/kdPC1sz1yco

There is a lot of symbolism within this art. 

This is from the fanfiction, Embodiment Of The Wicked which is indeed a dark one. 

In this symbolic series, I reference quotes and I compare it to who's most relatable and I get you, the observer to guess.

Symbolism:

Clothing: Katie is wearing casual jeans and a hoodie which fits her perfectly, but Will's wearing a tank top which are was slipping off of his shoulders along with long and baggy pants which cover his weak legs. The clothes resemble their state of mind. Katie is completely sane and wears the right type of clothes. Will is mentally unstable and his clothes falling be off show his screws are becoming loose.

Will's laughter: Will and Katie are watching the Joker movie together, and he can find himself relating to the Joker a lot. Whenever he laughs, Katie thinks of it as creepy or just random since he usually laughs at nothing, but when the Joker succeeds and even by killing people, he laughs to celebrate him. He finds the Joker more relatable than any hero and the movie means a lot to him. Katie is weirded out at how Will's laugh has never felt so filled with joy.

Will's arms: one arm is behind his back as another is struggling to be lifted up. His arms show he is horribly starved and malnourished while his pants easily cover those weak legs. The hand behind his back is a symbol of being trapped and oppressed. His arm showing itself is trembling from trying to be lifted up which is a symbol of Will trying to stay up but always ends up being kicked back down.

Quote: "Inside of every person you know, there's someone you don't know." In this fanfiction, Will is married to Katie, now Jessica is nine meaning they've been married for a while. During this long, Katie thinks she knows Will all to well,but she's wrong. Not even the closest to Will know him the way he knows himself. He has an anger inside of him, and he has repressed it, and thought there's something wrong with him and wouldn't embrace it. He thought of himself as a monster, and when he attacked his wife in what he thought to be self-defense, he thought of himself as the abuser. When weeks later passed, he killed a woman who had tried to kidnap him. He was able to pin her down and beat her to death, that's when he finally began to embrace hatred. He finally found something he liked about himself. For the longest time, he wasn't sure about himself wanting to be so angry, but now it's all he wants.