Locked up
Reject
Reject verb - To be unwilling to grant.
Both terms in one sentence
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When they (very rationally) reject her, she keeps 'em locked up together in her closet.
Source: Chained to a Bed - I Reject Your Reality: Despite being locked up in Arkham Asylum, the Scarecrow not only openly dismisses his fellow inmates as crazy, but refuses to believe that he is just as insane.
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She also has a twisted interpretation of their relationship as Batman being her Knight in Shining Armor while she's locked up in Arkham, and at times has been frustrated and confused by why he would ever reject an offer to be with her forever.
Source: Comicbook / Poison Ivy
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