Apollo of Gotham

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Apollo of Gotham is an epithet for Harvey Dent, highlighting his former status as Gotham City's shining, idealistic district attorney before his tragic transformation into the villain Two-Face.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epithet
appliedToCharacterPhase Harvey Dent as Gotham’s “white knight”
associatedWithCity Gotham City NERFINISHED
connotation beauty
brightness
heroism
idealism
contrastsWith Two-Face NERFINISHED
derivesFrom Apollo, the Greek god associated with light and ideal beauty NERFINISHED
fandomContext Batman franchise NERFINISHED
genre superhero fiction
highlightsPhaseOfLife pre-disfigurement Harvey Dent
highlightsRole district attorney of Gotham City
language English
narrativeFunction to emphasize the tragedy of Harvey Dent’s transformation into Two-Face
refersTo Harvey Dent NERFINISHED
Two-Face NERFINISHED
relatedConcept white knight of Gotham
relatedToCharacter Batman NERFINISHED
Commissioner James Gordon NERFINISHED
symbolizes Harvey Dent’s former moral purity
Harvey Dent’s public image as Gotham’s hope
the fall from grace of Harvey Dent
universe DC Comics NERFINISHED
usedBy citizens of Gotham City (in-universe)
usedInMedium comic books
film adaptations
television adaptations

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Harvey Dent notableAlias Apollo of Gotham