When I first saw the series one of the things on my mind were, what happened to the old vilians, where were they and what are they doing now. It was great to see Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze once more and this episode is very much about him. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze I always felt was a sympahtic villain because he was a person afflicted with great loss and unfortunately in the future it doesn't get any easier for him. In a way this is a story about someone that is not just looking for redemption but trying to find his place in the modern era. As he explores more of the era, you really do feel a sense of pathos for him. One of the sad moments was when he visited the grave of his wife, it's always sad knowing a tie from your past is gone forever which can make one feel lost.
I really liked some of the back and forth between Batman and him, it also showed that Terry is not as narrow minded in ethical beliefs as Bruce/Batman which has been both a strength and weakness of Batman. And Terry is right after all Victor really isn't evil just guilty of doing certain bad things is all, and when Victor was human he was a good guy that wanted to give things to the world, finally in the future he has that chance.
And from what happens to him and the fact the female Doctor and the company he trusted double crossed him for their own selfish and evil gains. He begins to see that there really is no place for him in the modern world, we see him give to the world in the only way he can which is to do bad by trying to destroy that company that brings only misery to the world. It was both interesting and sad at the same time seeing him go the direction he was going. The ending was heartsinking, there wasn't really any victory in the end only one great casulty. Victor Fries in the end was a good man, his heart was never made of ice but was as human and warm as anyone else.





