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* [[Meaningful Name]]: [[Bilingual Bonus|Sinestro]]. [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast|Atrocitus, Nekron]].
* [[Metaphysical Fuel]]: Lantern rings draw their power from the emotions of all life in the universe.
* [[The Mindless Almighty]]: Larfleeze is the only Orange Lantern, and having on hand the source of his own power made him ageless and incredibly powerful. But that same source drove him into becoming [[Greed]] incarnate, wanting only riches, and only for the sake of having them, not wanting and even getting angry at the visage of other individuals.
* [[Military Superhero]]: Both Hal Jordan and John Stewart are former military, but except for his ''[[Justice League: The New Frontier]]'' incarnation, it's not a big aspect of Hal's background. John, however, is VERY much this trope. He's a [[Semper Fi|retired Marine]], and you better not forget it.
* [[Misplaced Retribution]]: One story's antagonist is the Aerialist, who's under the delusion that someone at Ferris Aircraft murdered his beloved (the death was in fact a freak accident) and therefore seeks revenge against the company. It's notable for being one of the few times Hal Jordan thought the [[Insanity Defense]] would actually work, even citing the M'Naughten guideline.
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