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I have neither the patience nor attention span to actually sit down and write a story beginning to end, but, like most of us, I have all kinds of ideas. (Most of my ideas involve GL's that don't actually exist in the comic.)
Here is a quick summary of one story idea I had:
There is a female Green Lantern somewhere in the universe (doesn't really matter where) She's pregnant, expecting a son. At some point in battle, her stomach get blasted off (or something less gruesome), but the point is she survives and the baby doesn't. Her extreme grief gives her the will power necessary to basically undo the accident (recreate the child without the Guardian's knowledge somehow). She proceeds to deliver and raise the child to adolescence.
The tragic ending is she is confronted with a danger that threatens her entire world, and requires every ounce of will power she has to prevent. Unable to stop the cataclysmic event she looks around helplessly meeting eyes with her son. He tells her to "Do it". She closes her eyes and pours even more will power into it until she has nothing left, eventually stopping the disastrous event. When she opens her eyes her son is gone. Turns out he was just an elaborate construct all along and she couldn't keep him alive while stopping the threat.
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Here is a quick summary of one story idea I had:
There is a female Green Lantern somewhere in the universe (doesn't really matter where) She's pregnant, expecting a son. At some point in battle, her stomach get blasted off (or something less gruesome), but the point is she survives and the baby doesn't. Her extreme grief gives her the will power necessary to basically undo the accident (recreate the child without the Guardian's knowledge somehow). She proceeds to deliver and raise the child to adolescence.
The tragic ending is she is confronted with a danger that threatens her entire world, and requires every ounce of will power she has to prevent. Unable to stop the cataclysmic event she looks around helplessly meeting eyes with her son. He tells her to "Do it". She closes her eyes and pours even more will power into it until she has nothing left, eventually stopping the disastrous event. When she opens her eyes her son is gone. Turns out he was just an elaborate construct all along and she couldn't keep him alive while stopping the threat.
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