Fugitive
Fugitive adjective - Hard to find, capture, or isolate.
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Much more subtle during the fifth season, but nonetheless present; often the now-fugitive Fringe team would have to double back to Walter's old Harvard lab, which is an orange hue due to being ambered, while the scenes that show them evading the Observers have a bluish tint.
Source: Orange/Blue Contrast - In one issue of Batgirl 2000, David Cain easily escapes from prison (where he'd been even since the conclusion of Bruce Wayne: Fugitive.) to deliver his daughter a knife as a birthday present, and then casually waltzes right back in during the middle of the investigation into how he did it.
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