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'''Alex DeWitt''' was the girlfriend of Green Lantern. | '''Alex DeWitt''' was the girlfriend of Green Lantern. | ||
She was killed, dismembered, and her body stuffed into a refrigerator as a plot device for the hero. [[Gail Simone]] devised the [[women in refrigerators]] to describe | She was killed, dismembered, and her body stuffed into a refrigerator as a plot device for the hero. Disturbed, [[Gail Simone]] devised the [[women in refrigerators]] to describe the phenomenon of female characters being murdered or depowered in horrible ways in order to motivate male characters. | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:DeWitt, Alex}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:DeWitt, Alex}} | ||
[[Category:Comic book characters]] | [[Category:Comic book characters]] | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
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Alex DeWitt was the girlfriend of Green Lantern.
She was killed, dismembered, and her body stuffed into a refrigerator as a plot device for the hero. Disturbed, Gail Simone devised the women in refrigerators to describe the phenomenon of female characters being murdered or depowered in horrible ways in order to motivate male characters.