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- After being relentlessly pursued by Kristen Kramer (Carmen Moore), Frost was arrested and sent to trial where she had to answer for everything she’s done in the past. When given an opportunity to get out of any jailtime on the condition that she take the metahuman cure, Frost stuck to her principles and refused.
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May 5, 2021 · First things first: As “Killer” Frost was put on trial for her crimes of the past, it was revealed that the prosecution aimed to punish her, if found guilty, by forcing her to take Cisco’s meta...
- Matt Webb Mitovich
May 27, 2021 · When given an opportunity to get out of any jailtime on the condition that she take the metahuman cure, Frost stuck to her principles and refused. She even accepted a lifetime prison sentence to avoid it. And just as many suspected, it didn’t take long at all for her new situation to be undone.
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- Tracking The Strength Force
- Court Is in Sesson
- A Plan
- Not According to Plan
- Confronting Kramer
- Alexa
- Sentencing
- Goodbyes and The Truth
At STAR, Team Flash talks about Frost’s upcoming sentencing. She’s facing serious time, but her heroics over the past four years could mitigate things. Frost is prepared to pay for her crimes. They get an alarm that the Strength Force is in the area. Barry and Speed Force Nora take off. However, they don’t find Fuerza. Instead, they find a nonprofi...
In court, Cecile makes her case for Frost, but the State wants to have Frost’s powers erased instead of prison. The State wants to court to order Frost to take the metahuman cure. Kramer’s argument is that since felons can’t have weapons, Frost can’t have her powers which are her weapons. The prosecution is also not seeking jail time anymore. The p...
Cisco, Caitlin, and Allegra start to plan how to save Frost. They go to the police station and while Caitlin distracts, Cisco loops the cameras and Allegra tries to break into the Armory to neutralize the cures, but Kramer shows up. Allegra claims she’s there for an interview. Her bluff works. Caitlin completes the mission.
Back in court, Joe testifies on Frost’s behalf. The judge claims she is ready to give her verdict, but the State tries to claim Frost destroyed the cure. Caitlin owns up to what she did, but the State continues claiming it was Frost and now the State wants to use a version of the cure replicated by ARGUS. Cecile says they just lost their case. Fros...
At the police station, Frost and Kramer meet. Frost wants to know why Kramer hates her. Kramer, it turns out, hates metahumans who she says “pretends” to be heroes. She lost her entire platoon to a metahuman who betrayed them. Kramer wants to force Frost to take the cure to set a precedent so she can force any metahuman accused of a crime to take i...
The Flash goes to see Alexa, but she already knows why she needs to be tested. She already suspects that she’s Fuerza and it’s traumatic for her. The Flash convinces her to come with him and find out for sure about herself.
Before the court renders its sentence, Frost speaks. She says that taking away powers isn’t the same as taking a weapon, it’s saying someone is born bad and that different can’t be cured. Justice should be based on change, not on how someone was born. Frost then tells the judge that she is submitting a request to be sentenced to life in prison with...
Kramer goes to see Joe before she leaves and tells him that she respects him. Joe says the feeling is mutual, even if he sometimes despises her methods. He also tells her to always make sure she’s checking what side of the line she’s on. Frost is taken away in handcuffs. Caitlin goes home to an apartment without Frost. At STAR, they run the test on...
- Nicole Drum
May 5, 2021 · The judge sentences Frost to life in prison. A slow-motion scene of Frost walking out of court handcuffed plays, showing she’s allowed to hug Caitlin one final time before being taken away to prison.
May 5, 2021 · In “The People v. Killer Frost,” Frost is finally given the chance not just to admit to her past mistakes, but to acknowledge that part of healing, and of becoming a true hero, is paying for them.
May 6, 2021 · Arguing that her powers were a key part of who she is, Frost successfully petitioned the court for a life imprisonment without possibility of parole, bidding one last farewell to Caitlin as she was led out of the courtroom to begin her life behind bars.
May 5, 2021 · Instead, Frost and Cecile are shocked by the prosecution moving to have Killer take the metahuman cure to permanently rob her of her superpowers. Pulling strings with A.R.G.U.S., Kramer moves to make the cure the only court-mandated sentence.
