If S had crossed several state lines to end back at the Kent farm and Trask was able to find him within 36 hours, I'm thinking three possible scenarios. 1) Trask heard about the report from the Sheriff of a boy, roughly 12, who had been found by the Kents, in which case Trask knows that Jonathan was lying to him and might keep an eye on him and the farm to see if S appears. Or 2) Trask went back to where the ship crashed to see if S would go back there and started fanning out from there, in which case S (now Clark) would be safe (for the time being). 3) Trask has some sort of tracking device on S that he doesn't know about, in his clothing or something. Otherwise it doesn't make much sense on how Trask managed to get to the Kent farm within that short amount of time. That's too much of a coincidence in my book.
What Virginia said.
I am surprised that Trask made it here so fast. Maybe he figured Clark would be drawn back to his place of landing, or something like that.
What John said.
I also am disturbed by the fact that Trask came to the Kent Farm so quickly. Do you have some underlying whammy waiting for us?
