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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 60565" data-attributes="member: 2">Reckoning - What a thrilling emotional ride this episode is.First, I find myself on edge as Clark is bout to tell Lana who he really is, then I&#039;m caught in the moment when he lifts her to the skies as he explains his story.I&#039;ve struggled a few times with their relationship, but only because I grew up thinking Lois was Clark&#039;s true love and it certainly doesn&#039;t look that was on Smallville. Lex then figures out Lana knows Clark&#039;s secret and they argue where Lana leaves upset by Lex&#039;s actions. She&#039;s on route 40 when Lex appears behind her and this leads to her crashing into a school bus. Clark gets there but is too late Lana has died.I have to live with this tragic tale of Clark finally revealing who he is and then losing the one he loves - Jor-El did say someone close to him would die.As eh story continues I quickly come to terms with Lana&#039;s death because I see this as an opening for Clark and Lois - only Clark doesn&#039;t see it the way I do and makes another deal with Jor-El to save Lana. Saving Lana meant that time went back to the point before he revealed who he is and we&#039;re back to how things were. I&#039;m pretty gutted now because it feels like a waste of all my emotions, but woah!!!! Hold on, it&#039;s not over.There is a death and this time its Jonathan Kent, I&#039;m back to feeling shocked and upset.The following episode really highlighted how much of a loss Jonathan is to Clark, Martha and myself. I&#039;m really moved by how all this played out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 60565, member: 2"] Reckoning - What a thrilling emotional ride this episode is. First, I find myself on edge as Clark is bout to tell Lana who he really is, then I'm caught in the moment when he lifts her to the skies as he explains his story. I've struggled a few times with their relationship, but only because I grew up thinking Lois was Clark's true love and it certainly doesn't look that was on Smallville. Lex then figures out Lana knows Clark's secret and they argue where Lana leaves upset by Lex's actions. She's on route 40 when Lex appears behind her and this leads to her crashing into a school bus. Clark gets there but is too late Lana has died. I have to live with this tragic tale of Clark finally revealing who he is and then losing the one he loves - Jor-El did say someone close to him would die. As eh story continues I quickly come to terms with Lana's death because I see this as an opening for Clark and Lois - only Clark doesn't see it the way I do and makes another deal with Jor-El to save Lana. Saving Lana meant that time went back to the point before he revealed who he is and we're back to how things were. I'm pretty gutted now because it feels like a waste of all my emotions, but woah!!!! Hold on, it's not over. There is a death and this time its Jonathan Kent, I'm back to feeling shocked and upset. The following episode really highlighted how much of a loss Jonathan is to Clark, Martha and myself. I'm really moved by how all this played out. [/QUOTE]

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