Confrontation
Hal sits on the edge of his balcony, looking out on Coast City. The spreading of the Blue Lanterns and the Star Sapphires bothers him... but even more so is the reaction of the Guardians. Potential allies, with power levels to challenge their own, being attacked as enemies because of... what? A lack of "purity"?
Technically, they hadn't declared war on the Blue Lanterns yet. But they would as soon as they learned about them.
He's not sure what to make of Carol accepting a Star Sapphire ring, either. John was right -- it was dangerous. But it was Carol's choice. She knew the risks better than anyone.
So he sits, Henry asleep on the couch next to him, as Hal considers what's next.
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This scene takes place shortly following "Sins of the Star Sapphire."
Technically, they hadn't declared war on the Blue Lanterns yet. But they would as soon as they learned about them.
He's not sure what to make of Carol accepting a Star Sapphire ring, either. John was right -- it was dangerous. But it was Carol's choice. She knew the risks better than anyone.
So he sits, Henry asleep on the couch next to him, as Hal considers what's next.
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This scene takes place shortly following "Sins of the Star Sapphire."