He would ingeniously transport his crop in refrigerated train cars long distances across the country to far-away wintry markets (such as NYC) to keep the produce fresh:"I got the idea from an article I read.In the Riddler's Control Center, Batman was presented by the power-crazed Riddler with a choice of saving one or the other from a "watery grave" ("Which one will it be, Batman? Bruce's love? Or the Dark Knight's junior partner?") but the super-hero saved both Robin and Chase after tossing his Batarang at the antenna on the Riddler's brainwave-sucking device - destroying it and warping the Riddler's brain at the same time.She delivered Freddy's epitaph: "Rest in hell," before leaving the church (Freddy's death- temporarily)In the final scene weeks later, recovered boyfriend/girlfriend Dan and Alice were walking hand-in-hand together in a park, where hey came to a fountain.Each of the film's main characters, all Mafia apprentices, were introduced with a typed name (in CAPITAL letters) as a sub-title, in brief vignettes [Note: Sergio Leone'sThe Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)used the same technique earlier, as did later films such asReservoir Dogs (1992)andTrainspotting (1996)]:TONY (David Proval), known as Tony DeVienazo, the wise-guy, no-nonsense owner of the neighborhood bar known as Volpe's Topless, who dragged a junkie shooting up in the restroom from he bathroom through the bar and out into the street (along with his dealer-pusher), and then reprimanded his ineffective bouncer George (Peter Fain); he also loved William Blake and kept a lion cub (referred to as a "tiger" or "panther") caged in the bar's basementMICHAEL (Richard Romanus) - a low-level, shady Mafioso loan shark, known as Michael "Mikey" Longo; also a dealer of stolen and/or contraband products and equipment (i.