@GwenLovesMovies so when someone kills someone you care about and they don't face prison because they feel guilty don't be upset because this is exactly what happened to hal here
@lilmovieperp it also makes hals death even more pointless than it already was since he wanted to protect kerry and noah so if they end up fucked then hals death was covered up for nothing
@lilmovieperp you're not supposed to be on his side if that's what you mean
it's not triumphant its his villain origin story and suffers the consequences of it in 2 and 3
@lilmovieperp because she has her son with her and her ex husband and she's shown smiling and happy after the football game?
Maybe a look of utter dread and sadness as the final shot of her character would've conveyed that more?
@lilmovieperp But according the the actual writer of the show she does get punishment, just not actual prison because he thinks guilt is bad enough which is also stupid but that's besides the point as they thought the guilt is enough punishment
https://t.co/m8LZ3OYwUL
"Lanterns" writer Tom King on Hal Jordan's murder: "We had a big debate. It was like, 'Does Kerry Kane get punished?' Nothing could punish her more than the fact that she did that thing and she has to live with it. There's no, like, jail isn't worse than that."
@lilmovieperp dies sad and alone
consequences of their evil actions of the courses of their story
kerry instead still gets to live her life and have her son she gets no justice for her crime
@lilmovieperp Should as in these characters are criminals and need to put behind bars or die because they are bad people
Tony Soprano is an evil man along with Michael Corleone and they should be punished and they do
Tony is murdered in from of his family and Michael
@theboredmoor i really don't agree when hal wasn't even trying to kill noah or take kerry away from him he was literally arguing about the best way to keep all 3 of them together and safe and the people on earth safe he was literally trying to help her
@MASTER_1_CHIEF@FettySpagetty pretty much yeah, at the end of the day both feige and gunn approve all the decisions in their studios and they are the final yes needed to get something from page to screen