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Still, other femme fatales including the aforementioned Thorn and Harlequin would, in their other identities, captivate then crush the heart of Alan time and again. Similarly, Hal would meet a couple more Sapphires who looked like Carol, but were their own women.
In the end, however, the true loves of Hal and Alan were Carol and Molly, the latter being the Harlequin's alter ego. These ladies' costumed identities were built more upon their becoming equals to the masked men whom they love, more than to personal power and prestige as had the other lethal ladies whom the Lantern's encountered throughout the years.
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