Hal Jordan’s Eulogy Has Lanterns Fans Reacting the Same Way

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HBO’s Lanterns just gave Hal Jordan a sendoff that broke the entire fandom. Episode 6 featured a self-written eulogy that left fans across social media sharing the same emotional reaction.

Hal Jordan’s eulogy leaves Lanterns fans emotional

HBO’s Lanterns Episode 6, “Bad Optics,” delivered a moment that hit fans hard. Hal Jordan’s self-written eulogy played during his funeral in Rushville. The speech mixed humor with raw vulnerability, leaving viewers across social media deeply moved.

Hal wrote the eulogy while still in his prime. He originally addressed it to presidents and super-villains. However, the speech shifted into something sincere toward the end. He directed his final words to his successor as Green Lantern. One fan on X called the eulogy “very sad, emotional, funny” and noted its layered tone.

god-fkn-damn, man. that Hal Jordan eulogy was very sad, emotional, funny, a lil bit misogynistic but at least not racist.#Lanterns pic.twitter.com/THrJZscWcL

— ?????? (@__moxito) September 21, 2026

Carol Ferris, Hal’s canonical love interest from the comics, arrived at the funeral unexpectedly. Kerry Kane, who had been secretly involved with Hal, asked John Stewart to deliver the eulogy. Carol told John that Hal likely cared about him but never expressed it directly.

Hal Jordan might actually be dead #lanterns pic.twitter.com/b5edb9kEDI

— Ben (@bjustice02) September 21, 2026

The closing lines of the speech resonated most with audiences. Fans on X shared the quote in which Hal urged his successor to carry on even in darkness. He admitted that flying was easier than staying grounded and questioned whether he mattered. One fan responded with a tribute, writing that Hal “mattered” and deserved to rest in peace.

“Maybe it was just easier to fly than it was to stay on the ground. I hope I mattered.”
-Hal Jordan pic.twitter.com/8Yv1qfrshl

— Rhea (@4eyedRaven) September 21, 2026

“I can’t believe I’m actually dead. I kind of wrote this as a joke but if you’re reading it, I guess the jokes on me”

I’m beginning to think Hal Jordan is dead forreal…. #Lanterns pic.twitter.com/9aBKKVpMSF

— dayra (@vixensupes) September 21, 2026

Guy Gardner, played by Nathan Fillion, retrieved Hal’s uniform and ring for the burial. He warned that the Guardians would send him to the Phantom Zone if they found out. John Stewart stood at the grave contemplating the ring after everyone left.

“I'M TRULY SORRY TO ANY OF YOU THAT I HURT, I DON'T HAVE A GOOD EXCUSE, MAYBE IT WAS JUST EASIER TO FLY THAN IT WAS TO STAY ON THE GROUND… I HOPE I MATTERED.” ?

Rest in peace, Hal Jordan. And yes, you mattered. ? pic.twitter.com/vF9HHGFUiM

— Krísh? (@FlicksandChill) September 21, 2026

The episode also revealed that someone broke Sinestro out of prison. John later dug up Hal’s grave and activated the ring’s hologram to investigate the murder. Two episodes remain in the season, airing Sundays on HBO at 9 p.m. ET.

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