The Reverse Flash, also known as Eobard Thawne, hates The Flash because of a complex mix of envy, obsession, and a twisted sense of justice.
Envy and Obsession
- Speedster Envy: Thawne is a speedster from the future who idolizes The Flash, but he also deeply envies him. He desires the same level of speed and recognition that Barry Allen enjoys.
- Obsessive Desire: Thawne's obsession with The Flash goes beyond mere envy. He becomes fixated on Barry Allen, viewing him as a rival and a symbol of everything he wants to be. This obsession leads him to commit increasingly violent acts against The Flash and those close to him.
Twisted Justice
- Reverse Morality: Thawne's actions are driven by a twisted sense of justice. He believes that The Flash's actions are morally wrong, and he sees himself as the true hero, even if it means resorting to criminal means.
- Seeking Revenge: Thawne's hatred for The Flash is also fueled by a desire for revenge. He blames The Flash for the death of his mother and for the destruction of his own life.
A Complex Relationship
The relationship between The Flash and the Reverse Flash is a complex one, filled with hatred, envy, and a twisted sense of morality. Thawne's obsession with Barry Allen drives him to commit acts of violence, fueled by his desire to prove himself superior and to exact revenge.
