So much for Kevin being her helper. He's acting too much like a fanboy, drooling over the possibility of her.
That's what I get for putting faith in a 12 y.o. Superman fan. I've watch Galaxy Quest once too often (or maybe not often enough).
Poor Kara. She doesn't even think of the possibility that she named *after* this other Kara from Krypton. Perhaps it's a name Clark heard while listening to the globe histories or while away with the New Kryptonians. It is how they picked Lara's... er... Laura's name, isn't it?
I'm going to have to agree with chelo or whomever it was on the earlier thread who suggested the dreams were subconscious communication with the nanotechnology within her. This part makes that seem all too clear.
Additionally, this subspace was in a chaotic state, which was dangerous. Only ordered subspaces could be safely controlled. The network searched for a solution.
What makes our subspace uncontrolled? Pollution? Lack of Krytpon? Hey on the positive side, no Superman, no crash of his spaceship, no Kryptonite to stop her!
Watch out, bad guys, your worst nightmare is being realized AND it's an 11 y.o. girl!
The strings lengthened further into threads, and the threads started to weave a tapestry, a flickering, luminescent fabric that was plain at first, then became rich with detail of all sizes. It looked somehow like both a beautiful work of abstract art and an incomprehensible machine. The tapestry folded in impossible-looking ways to fill all of space as far as she could see.
Was this the weaving of her invulnerability? Always a plus in a strange world with weird people who don't know Amelia Earhart was a character in that movie with Ben Stiller.
/just joking/ I'm not sure about the other characters Kara mentioned, other than the Doctor who was fictional even in her dimension.
What will Lois and Clark do when they learn it was Tempus who kidnapped their daughter? That's got to be their worse nightmare (or one of them).
