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"Yep. If you look at the actual Woman in the Refrigerator, Alex DeWitt in <i>Green Lantern</i>, she dies purely as a plot device for GL to decide whether he wants revenge or justice (he decides claim the moral high ground while letting Guy Gardner take revenge for him, so it's not even like it's a <i>good</i> moral dilemma) and so he can think about how she died and he should have done something at regular intervals thereafter,\n\n(There was one story, long after Alex's death, that established she had a sister, but that was the only indication her life had affected anyone who wasn't Kyle, and it was purely there as another reason for him to angst about it.)"
<https://www.eruditorumpress.com/blog/face-the-raven-review>