Batman and Robin

After being defeated (and Gotham City being defrosted), Mr. Freeze gives Batman the cure to Alfred's disease. Freeze is taken back to Arkham Asylum where he continues his research. His cell mate is Poison Ivy, who tried to kill his frozen wife and obviously Freeze is a tad bit pissed at Ivy ("it's going to be a long winter!"). Batman and Robin now have the aid of Batgirl (Alfred's niece, Barbara).

Cady

Revealing mistake: When Batman places the heaters around the telescope to thaw the ice, the frozen floor moves like plastic when he places the second heater. (01:45:00)

THGhost

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Question: How does Ivy get Nora's snowflake necklace without getting her costume soaked in the cyro fluid or whatever it is?

Rob245

Answer: Maybe she drained the cryo-tube first? Maybe she did get wet but had dried off by the time we see her again? Maybe Bane did it for her? Pick whatever answer works best for you. It's a really small, insignificant detail in the film with plenty of potential answers.

TedStixon

Thanks though keep in mind she wouldn't have a clue as to how it works since she's a botanist not a scientist in cyro genetics.

Rob245

She pulled the plug on the thing so Nora died and the tank drained (either automatically or Ivy did it). She just took the necklace off the body.

lionhead

Answer: She most likely used her mind control potion on someone and had them do it for her.

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