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Batman and Robin - Invisible Ink?
In the scene where Barbara is trying to access Alfred's computer, you see a picture of his wife, Peg, on the desk. There is nothing written on it.
However, when Barbara picks up the photo for a closer look, the name Peg is written on the photo.
I'm thinking, invisible ink maybe?
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Writer's Block on 08-16-1999
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Cofnchtr writes:
The picture with "Peg" written on it is a flashback to when she was in with Uncle Alfred. It is written on the pic he has.
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BigBluePenguin writes:
I was about to add the same thing, but what the two people before me wrote cleared things up. Oh yeah, and she isn't Alfred's wife...its his sister...Barbara's mom. Earlier in the film she sees the picture, and she says, "I have the same picture of my mom..."
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Brittany writes:
Just thought I'd mention that Peg isn't Alfreds wife, she's his sister, and Barbara's mother.
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icole writes:
It looked to me that the shot went to a totaly different picture then the one one the desk where she is because she is accessing a CD on her own computer.
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Ashley writes:
My sister and I used to see that part in the movie all the time and would laugh at the stupidity of it. I totally forgot about though.
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