This film was both more somber and dark, and also left the viewer with a ""cliffhanger"" ending; however, it had a very complex and sophisticated plot involving time-travel.The doctor was stunned by the strange private garden and called it "unexpected...and a little terrifying." Each of the plants was labeled with its Latin name printed on tags.In one large glass-enclosed case, she spoke about one of the oldest plants on Earth - Sebastian""s "Wicked Lady" plant known as a Venus fly-trap.And you took her from me." Suddenly, Superman reached into Bruce""s chest and ripped out his heart.Although he was snapped out of his dream-vision, Bruce reappeared in another brief dream.Superhero Flash (Ezra Miller) with superhuman speed, a time traveler from the future who arrived in a sparking energy portal, spoke to him with a portentous warning about Lois Lane""s crucial role: "Listen to me now! It""s Lois! It""s Lois Lane! She""s the key!" But then the Flash realized he had arrived too soon: "Am I too soon? DAMN! I""m too soon!" He hen brought a new warning and directive about the impending threat of Superman: "You""re right about him! You""ve always been right about him! Fear him! Fear him! Find us, Bruce! You have to find us!" Bruce woke up from his second dream as the drive finished decrypting.34th Street and 7th Avenue) for the Christmas season: ("Everybody""s crazy about him...I just know that with that man on the throne, my department will sell more oys than it ever has.He""s a born salesman").The new, grandfatherly jolly fellow from the North Pole, Kris Kringle (Edmund Gwenn), was appointed and hired for the job in Macy""s toy department on the 7th floor.