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posted by [identity profile] askye.livejournal.com at 11:49am on 09/07/2002
Okay, I didn't catch that. Still it's very irresponsible of the Kents *not* to tell Clark anything if he's showing signs of being stronger and faster than everyone else. I realize that they wanted to protect him, but what if there had been witnesses when Lex had hit him? Okay, sure it's a show and of course there weren't witnesses, but there could have been and then what? Clark would have been taken off to some government facility and tested on...or something.
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posted by [identity profile] latxcvi.livejournal.com at 09:12pm on 09/07/2002
Well, as my own post made clear, I think it's irresponsible the Kents kept him in the *first* place. Sure, sure, he comes to them all wee and cute, but they know, from the outset, that something isn't right. I'd argue that, upon finding the pod, they even know he's probably not *human*. But they *take him home with them*? Don't tell anyone what they saw and found? It's sheer luck he *wasn't* the first wave of some kind of invasion, or that he didn't turn out to be a monster or something, but in all seriousness, they were irresponsible from the get-go. The fact that they continued to be so is confounding, yes, but hardly surprising.
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posted by [identity profile] askye.livejournal.com at 09:32pm on 09/07/2002
I have to keep telling myself "it's Smallville and Smallville's logic doesn't always resemble Earth logic--it's Insane Troll Logic!" Or insane Meteor logic.
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