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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the [[ContrivedCoincidence perfect storm]] of Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in Swift, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers to reform the Black Diamond, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the [[ContrivedCoincidence perfect storm]] of Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in Swift, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers to reform the Black Diamond, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: When Beth's parents confront her over behavior and the goggles, she tells them that this is due to how they told her to find friends and spent all of their time at work instead of with her, as well as not telling her about the divorce until she found out on her own.
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* CallingTheOldManOut: When Beth's parents confront her over her behavior and the goggles, she tells them that this is due to how they told her to find friends and spent all of their time at work instead of with her, as well as not telling her about the divorce until she found out on her own.
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** Pat and Courtney find Jennie at the Helix Institute for Youth Rehabilitation, and when they leave, the head nurse, Louise Love, contacts her boss, Mister Bones. Mister Bones is from the comics, where he was a part of an experiment involving forced mutation and turned into a supervillain before reforming and becoming the head of the DEO. The name of his original group? Helix. And the name of the scientist who mutated them? Dr [[GenderFlip Benjamin]] Love.
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That's really not a comparable thing. Courtney lied to Pat about stealing the JSA stuff back before the story really took off and the two went through the trials that made them bond and the lie itself only lasted a short while, whereas Pat had been lying to her for several weeks about not knowing how the JSA beat Eclipso (as well as other bits of information she'd found out beforehand), and did so now, after they had spent months as a team/father-daughter duo and gone through enough that he should trust her. The problem isn't even just that Pat lied -he'd done it several times already recently- but that he kept the lie going even after Courtney confessed her own about how Yolanda killed Brainwave, when him telling the truth would have significantly helped relieve Yolanda's guilt and mental anguish, and that he made Barbara lie too, which not only showed to Courtney he didn't trust her as much as Barb but it also hurt her trust in her own mother. There had been several 'no more lies' moments earlier this season, which makes this reveal much more bitter.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. However, she conveniently forgets how, in Season 1, she went behind Pat's back to recruit them and Beth in the first place, after Pat expressly forbade her from doing so, stole JSA artifacts in the process without looping him in, and put all of their lives in danger on what would have been a SuicideMission had Pat not intervened at the last moment. Given the amount of tension already between them, however, it's probably just as well that Pat was too guilt-ridden to call her out on this.
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* FantasyKitchenSink: Discussed between Courtney and Jennie, after the latter told the former about Eclipso.
-->'''Jennie:''' What else is out there? What else did the JSA fight? Are there ghosts?\\
'''Courtney:''' There is, in fact. A [[ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} gentleman ghost]].
-->'''Jennie:''' What else is out there? What else did the JSA fight? Are there ghosts?\\
'''Courtney:''' There is, in fact. A [[ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} gentleman ghost]].
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. However, she conveniently forgets how she went behind Pat's back to recruit both of them and Beth in Season 1, after Pat expressly forbade her doing so, and put all of their lives in danger. Given the tension between them and the presumably long car ride to Civic City, it's probably just as well that Pat was too guilt-ridden to call her out on this.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. However, she conveniently forgets how how, in Season 1, she went behind Pat's back to recruit both of them and Beth in Season 1, the first place, after Pat expressly forbade her from doing so, stole JSA artifacts in the process without looping him in, and put all of their lives in danger. danger on what would have been a SuicideMission had Pat not intervened at the last moment. Given the amount of tension already between them and the presumably long car ride to Civic City, them, however, it's probably just as well that Pat was too guilt-ridden to call her out on this.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the perfect storm of Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in Swift, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the [[ContrivedCoincidence perfect storm storm]] of Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in Swift, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, powers to reform the Black Diamond, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. She conveniently forgets how she went behind Pat's back to recruit both of them and Beth in Season 1, after Pat expressly forbade her doing so, and put all of their lives in danger. Given the tension between them and the presumably long car ride to Civic City, it's probably just as well that Pat was too guilt-ridden to call her out on this.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. She However, she conveniently forgets how she went behind Pat's back to recruit both of them and Beth in Season 1, after Pat expressly forbade her doing so, and put all of their lives in danger. Given the tension between them and the presumably long car ride to Civic City, it's probably just as well that Pat was too guilt-ridden to call her out on this.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. She conveniently forgets how she went behind Pat's back to recruit both of them and Beth in Season 1, after Pat expressly forbade her doing so, and put all of their lives in danger. It's Given the tension between them and the presumably long car ride to Civic City, it's probably a good thing just as well that Pat was too guilt-ridden to call her out on this.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. She conveniently forgets how she went behind Pat's back to recruit both of them and Beth in Season 1, after Pat expressly forbade her doing so, and put all of their lives in danger. It's probably a good thing that Pat was too guilt-ridden to call her out on this.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Courtney spends most of the episode angry at Pat for withholding information about Eclipso's first defeat and the damage it caused i.e. Yolanda leaving the team, Rick being in jail. She conveniently forgets how she went behind Pat's back to recruit both of them and Beth in Season 1, after Pat expressly forbade her doing so, and put all of their lives in danger.
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** Courtney tells Jennie about Gentlemen Ghost, who she read about last season.
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** Courtney tells Jennie about Gentlemen Gentleman Ghost, who whom she read about last season.when researching potential baddies to fight.
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* ImperfectRitual: In Swift's backstory, a cult called the Men of Tears attempted to sacrifice him to Eclipso. However, Swift had given them a fake black diamond, and as result, Swift was instead infused with energies of the Shadowland, transforming him into the Shade.
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* ImperfectRitual: In Swift's backstory, a cult called the Men of Tears attempted to sacrifice him to Eclipso. However, Swift had given them a fake black diamond, and as result, Swift was instead infused with energies of the Shadowland, Shadowlands, transforming him into the Shade.
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* VillainExitStageLeft: After regaining his powers and healing, the Shade vanishes.
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** Shade's powers are the result of a botched attempt to bind Eclipso to the Black Diamond. Since that had already happened, the cult using Shade as a sacrifice instead imbued him with the power of the Shadowlands.
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** Shade's powers are the result of a botched attempt to bind Eclipso to the Black Diamond. Since that had already happened, happened and Shade supplied them with a fake, the cult using Shade as a sacrifice instead imbued him with the power of the Shadowlands.Shadowlands when the fake diamond couldn't contain the power.
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: When Rick is in prison, he's brought apples by Grundy in return for the food he had been bringing him.
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* ImperfectRitual: In Swift's backstory, a cult called the Men of Tears attempted to sacrifice him to Eclipso. However, Swift had given them a fake black diamond, and as result, Swift was instead infused with energies of the Shadowland, transforming him into the Shade.
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** Pat and Courtney find Jennie at the Helix Institute for Youth Rehabilitation, and when they leave, the head nurse, Louise Love, contacts her boss, Mister Bones. Mister Bones is from the comics, where was a part of an experiment involving forced mutation and turned into a supervillain before reforming and becoming the head of the DEO. The name of his original group? Helix.
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** Pat and Courtney find Jennie at the Helix Institute for Youth Rehabilitation, and when they leave, the head nurse, Louise Love, contacts her boss, Mister Bones. Mister Bones is from the comics, where was a part of an experiment involving forced mutation and turned into a supervillain before reforming and becoming the head of the DEO. The name of his original group? Helix. And the name of the scientist who mutated them? Dr [[GenderFlip Benjamin]] Love.
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* AdaptationalOriginConnection: In this version, Shade gained his powers in a botched attempt to summon Eclipso. (In the comics he doesn't remember what the event that gave him his powers was supposed to do, and nobody else present survived to explain.)
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** In the flashback, Starman says that when he was a kid, he was bullied by a boy named Hop Harrigan. This is the name of a Golden Age DC Comics character.
** The tattoos the Men of Tears give Swift as part of sacrificing him to Eclipso are identical to the ones Alex Montez uses to contain Eclipso in the 2001 ''JSA'' series.
** The tattoos the Men of Tears give Swift as part of sacrificing him to Eclipso are identical to the ones Alex Montez uses to contain Eclipso in the 2001 ''JSA'' series.
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** Pat and Courtney find Jennie at the Helix Institute for Youth Rehabilitation, and when they leave, the head nurse, Louise Love, contacts her boss, Dr. Bones. Dr. Bones is from the comics, where was a part of an experiment involving forced mutation and turned into a supervillain before reforming and becoming the head of the DEO. The name of his original group? Helix.
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** Pat and Courtney find Jennie at the Helix Institute for Youth Rehabilitation, and when they leave, the head nurse, Louise Love, contacts her boss, Dr. Mister Bones. Dr. Mister Bones is from the comics, where was a part of an experiment involving forced mutation and turned into a supervillain before reforming and becoming the head of the DEO. The name of his original group? Helix.
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* TheUnReveal: The current situation and whereabouts of Todd Rice, Jennie's brother. We learn this episode that he was admitted to the Helix Institute after being arrested for shoplifting a few months back, but then vanished without a trace before Jennie almost caught up with him. Nurse Love's phone call to Mr. Bones suggests they had something to do with his disappearance.
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** Shade's interest in the Black Diamond is not entirely altruistic. It serves as a link between him and the source of his powers, so he wants it to remain intact even if he is opposed to Eclipso for moral reasons.
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As the franchise page states, the plural of LEGO is LEGO.
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** Later on, when working on STRIPE, he gets frustrated, hoping repairing a robot would be like working with Franchise/{{LEGO}}s.
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** Later on, when working on STRIPE, he gets frustrated, hoping repairing a robot would be like working with Franchise/{{LEGO}}s.Franchise/{{LEGO}}.
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** Later on, when working on STRIPE, he gets frustrated, hoping repairing a robot would be like working with Franchise/{{LEGO}}.
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** Later on, when working on STRIPE, he gets frustrated, hoping repairing a robot would be like working with Franchise/{{LEGO}}.Franchise/{{LEGO}}s.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the perfect storm of Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the perfect storm of Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Swift, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the perfect storm Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the perfect storm of Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Pat and Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Pat and Barb being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for the perfect storm Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Pat and Barb Courtney being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Dr. [=McNider=] fills Beth in on The Shade's history, including that he originally was a conman who made a living out of swindling others to get whatever he wanted and sometimes just for kicks. Sure enough, that's exactly what happens here; his solution to repair the Black Diamond turns out to be a con as instead of trapping Eclipso as he said it would, it heals him and summons Eclipso to Courtney, Pat, and Jeannie's location.
* FollowTheChaos: Pat is able to track down Jeannie based on some suspicious green fires in Civic City, and from that deduces she is likely hiding in the only place someone familiar with the JSA would: their former headquarters.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: It's shown in flashbacks that Richard Swift was nothing but a con man and thief used by a group called the Men of Tears to steal the Black Diamond. He double-crossed them with a fake which was to be used to sacrifice Swift to Eclipso. Instead, the dark energies imbued Swift, transforming him into the Shade.
* FollowTheChaos: Pat is able to track down Jeannie based on some suspicious green fires in Civic City, and from that deduces she is likely hiding in the only place someone familiar with the JSA would: their former headquarters.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: It's shown in flashbacks that Richard Swift was nothing but a con man and thief used by a group called the Men of Tears to steal the Black Diamond. He double-crossed them with a fake which was to be used to sacrifice Swift to Eclipso. Instead, the dark energies imbued Swift, transforming him into the Shade.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Dr. [=McNider=] fills Beth in on The Shade's history, including that he originally was a conman who made a living out of swindling others to get whatever he wanted and sometimes just for kicks. Sure enough, that's exactly what happens here; his solution to repair the Black Diamond turns out to be a con as instead of trapping Eclipso as he said it would, it heals him and summons Eclipso to Courtney, Pat, and Jeannie's Jennie's location.
* FollowTheChaos: Pat is able to track downJeannie Jennie based on some suspicious green fires in Civic City, and from that deduces she is likely hiding in the only place someone familiar with the JSA would: their former headquarters.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: It's shown in flashbacks that Richard Swift was nothing but a con man and thief used by a group called the Men of Tears to steal the Black Diamond. He double-crossed them with a fake which was to be used to sacrifice Swift to Eclipso. Instead, the dark energies imbued Swift, transforming him into the Shade.
* FollowTheChaos: Pat is able to track down
* FromNobodyToNightmare: It's shown in flashbacks that Richard Swift was nothing but a con man and thief used by a group called the Men of Tears to steal the Black Diamond. He double-crossed them with a fake which was to be used to sacrifice Swift to Eclipso. Instead, the dark energies imbued Swift, transforming him into the Shade.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (it doesn't, quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Pat and Barb being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* BatmanGambit: The Shade's scheme to have Courtney and Pat repair the the Black Diamond so he could restore himself to full health depends on being able to convince them that doing so would trap Eclipso (it doesn't, quite (quite the opposite, actually), the Cosmic Staff having sufficient power to do so, and them having no means to contradict his claims. But for Courtney's shaken trust in Pat, Barb's misplaced faith in the Shade, Pat and Barb being able to locate Jennie and use her Green Lantern powers, and Beth not discovering the truth about the gem until it was too late to get out a warning, the Shade's swindle would have fallen through and he'd probably have died right there on the Whitmore-Dugans' couch.
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* FiveSecondForeshadowing: As Jade starts to put the diamond together again, the Shade suddenly grins just as Beth, reading a book, gasps "oh, no..."
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: By putting the Black Diamond back together, the heroes end up restoring Shade's strength and summon Eclipso to their location, who then banishes Courtney to the Shadowlands.
