00:00Why does Hal Jordan's ring, which supposedly can only be charged by a lantern,
00:04suddenly regain energy after Hal simply hits his own ring against the car?
00:07Hal had already gone more than 48 hours without charging his ring,
00:09while John had already used up practically all of his energy,
00:12but the strangest thing happens when Hal hits the ring, and suddenly it regains 5% energy.
00:16So, what would be the logic behind this?
00:18And the funniest thing is that Hal knew the ring was about to run out of energy,
00:21and even so, encouraged John to fly.
00:23And as we've already seen, flying consumes a huge amount of energy.
00:26So if the ring's battery ran out,
00:27John could simply fall from the sky and seriously injure himself.
00:30And even so, Hal didn't stop him.
00:32So either Hal Jordan is a complete jerk,
00:34or he was simply certain that John wouldn't be able to fly at that moment.
00:36But there is another possibility.
00:37Hal's ring may have become different because of his incredible willpower.
00:40Even when the ring is practically out of energy,
00:42it can preserve a small reserve to protect its user.
00:44And that hit against the car may have simply been to make John's little bird disappear.