Thanks for the responses!
Cookiesmom--
I wish I could speed-read like Superman. He could knock out the 50-book challenge in a week or so.
Hahah. No kidding! Wouldn't that be awesome?
I'm getting to where I'd like to knock some sense into Clark's head. I'm sure that Martha and Jonathan feel the same thing, but there is only so much you can do to influence your children when they become adults. You can't tell them what to do, you have to be more subtle about it.
Exactly. Just have to try other methods, heh.
Wondering if there is any significance to the visitor from San Francisco . . .
To be honest, there isn't. It was just me trying to give a little extra detail and choosing a random big city.
Ann--
On top of this Clark is carrying the existential burden of knowing, or at least believing, that he is forever a stranger in a strange land and the only one of his kind.
Yeah, that definitely has to be hard.
For all of that, I, too, would like to slap some sense into Clark. Clark, I have a diagnosis for you. You are sulking.
LOL. Everything summed down to one word.
Good, Clark! Now you are being mature and reasonable. Or maybe you are just falling in love? Hey, I'm not complaining!
Hahaha. Love causing someone to act more mature? Guess that it's usually the reverse of that, heh, if Shakespeare's plays are to be believed.
DW--
Hurrah!
Michael--
Huh, you moved the launch to in the morning. Interesting. Just a random change or something more sinister?
I honestly was just trying to go off the script in regard to time, heh. The script has the launch at dawn. I can't remember what the actual episode has it as...I guess I just assumed it was something similar.
BTW, that apartment-scene was great but she never did get to see Clark nine, erm... naked.
LOL.
And then Lois tries to kick him where it is supposed to hurt, yelling 'terrorist on board!'
Hahahahaha.
IolantheAlias--
He's definitely got the crazy thinking going on.
LOL. He does, at that...
Thanks again for your responses.