Stupidity: Given he got what he wanted out of The Mad Hatter, it makes no sense for Prof Strange to send him into Arkham City when he could've made him disappear quietly after using him to get Warden Sharp on Strange's side.

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Stupidity: Batman should have tried appealing to Mr Freeze's humanity by telling him his wife wouldn't want him to withhold medicine from Batman and thus possibly avoided a fight.

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Stupidity: Surely Joker's blood would have been tested prior to being accepted into use at Gotham's hospitals.

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Stupidity: Mr Freeze should've realised a healthy Batman would have a better chance of finding his wife.

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Stupidity: Regardless of his schedule in the side mission "A Shot In The Dark," Deadshot could've killed Batman while he was talking to his first target.

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Revealing mistake: When Clayface disguised as Joker is holding Talia hostage in the movie theater, they are both standing on stage in front of the screen with a movie playing. However, they are not casting shadows on the screen. Also, no shadow appears on the screen when Clayface takes on his true form.

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Batman: It was all a lie. There's nothing wrong with you.
Joker: Nice of you to say. But you of all people should know there's plenty wrong with me.

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Trivia: Just before Protocol 10 starts, you end up in a giant fight with Joker and a good number of his goons. If you activate Detective Vision during this fight, you'll see that Joker doesn't have a skeleton. This is also true when he's holding Talia hostage in front of the move theater. This offers a hint to how the plot plays out.

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Answer: Batman later in the game discovers that Hugo Strange has been supplying everybody with weapons, so he would have given Two-Face the vat of acid.

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