Ask AI: Write me a story about Bruce and Jerome from the tv show Gotham switch bodies permanently.

Title: "A Twist of Fate: Bruce and Jerome's Switcheroo" In the grim, gritty city of Gotham, strange occurrences were nothing new. However, the strangest of all things happened one day that would shake the lives of two men forever – Jerome Valeska and Bruce Wayne. Bruce Wayne, the orphaned playboy philanthropist, led a double life as Batman, defending Gotham from the likes of Jerome Valeska – a deranged criminal mastermind, infamous for his maniacal laughter and chaos. One fateful night, under the effect of an experimental device created by Hugo Strange, both Jerome and Bruce found themselves in an unfortunate situation. A devastating technical accident occurred, causing a molecular scrambling ray to hit both Jerome and Bruce simultaneously. After surviving the blast, they both woke up from the incident to find that they woken up in each other's bodies. Bruce, now stuck in Jerome's body, was locked up in Arkham Asylum while Jerome, possessing Bruce's body, found himself in the lavish Wayne Manor. Gotham's fate had turned; The hero was now the villain and the villain had become the hero. Bruce, from within Arkham, had to convince the authorities and his old allies that he was indeed not Jerome, but Bruce Wayne. It was disheartening for him to see his old friends, especially Alfred, looking at him with distrust and fear. Worse, he was stuck behind bars while the real menace enjoyed his freedom and resources at the Wayne manor. On the other hand, Jerome was having the time of his life at the Wayne Manor, enjoying Bruce's resources and privileges. However, the thrill soon wore off. He realized that he could use the influence and power at his disposal to bring Gotham to its knees from within, maybe even becoming its ruler, but it wasn't the same. Jerome reveled in chaos, unpredictability, absolute madness, but as Bruce Wayne, he was immediately surrounded by expectations, responsibilities, and order. Meanwhile, Bruce decided to use the chaos inside Jerome's mind to his advantage. The madness, the complete anarchy, was different from his ordered and disciplined mind, but he found that if he let himself sink into the madness, he could blend in better. He used this newfound unpredictability as a strength, orchestrating an escape from Arkham. Simultaneously, Jerome found Bruce's identity as Batman, turning the city's beloved guardian into its greatest nightmare. It was a frantic chess game as both Bruce and Jerome learned to survive in their new identities as everything was at stake -- friends, legacy, and Gotham's safety. In the end, they both had to face the incredibly challenging task, neither winning nor losing but adapting to a new reality. Bruce, as Jerome, formed an alliance with his former allies and led an Arkham uprising, trying to reclaim his identity, while Jerome in Bruce's body, struggled to fit into the new life. In one final confrontation, both men met with intense struggle against one another. The bitter irony is that in trying to gain his old life back, Bruce found that he was genuinely making a difference within Arkham by leading a movement of reformation and understanding. Jerome, although initially creating chaos in Gotham under the Batman's guise, eventually found a sense of order in his life, which he realized would allow him to spread his chaos more systematically. The story ends with a bittersweet reality. Bruce had changed for the better Jerome’s chaos, making him a more unpredictable and adaptable hero. Jerome, while initially using Bruce’s resources for chaos, found new purpose in Bruce's orderly world. In this irreversible situation, they learned to be better versions of themselves. However, the dark city of Gotham remained, as ever, a playground for strange happenings, with every midnight bringing an opportunity for a new, unexpected twist.