Black kryptonite in hand

[jpfort1957]

Now Clark has the Black K, it needs to used twice. He can use it to seperate Davis from Doomsday. Then he needs to use it on himself to release a FLYING KAL-EL to defeat Doomsday!!!!!!!!!!

[magic]

can he even use it without being affected himself?

seems like he's the only one down with the splitting plan and the only one who can't execute it.

[prodigykane]

Now Clark has the Black K, it needs to used twice. He can use it to seperate Davis from Doomsday. Then he needs to use it on himself to release a FLYING KAL-EL to defeat Doomsday!!!!!!!!!!

lol i must agree. Kal-El is more about getting business done without crying and emotions and stuff.

[moviefan2k4]

Clark's "dark side" is completely self-serving, focused on one thing: destiny, no matter what. After beating Doomsday to a pulp, Kal-El would become a dictator in his own right. It's Clark's emotions and love for humanity that keeps those tendencies in check, which is why he needs both.

[prodigykane]

Clark's "dark side" is completely self-serving, focused on one thing: destiny, no matter what. After beating Doomsday to a pulp, Kal-El would become a dictator in his own right. It's Clark's emotions and love for humanity that keeps those tendencies in check, which is why he needs both.

Kal-El is not evil...he never tried to do anything evil

[wolverine316]

Letting Kal-el out would free the world of Doomsday but being ruled by Kal-el would be hell.

[xrayvision]

Clark's "dark side" is completely self-serving, focused on one thing: destiny, no matter what. After beating Doomsday to a pulp, Kal-El would become a dictator in his own right. It's Clark's emotions and love for humanity that keeps those tendencies in check, which is why he needs both.

I agree. While I don't consider him to be evil, he would be the type of person Jor-El in seasons 2 & 3 wanted him to be. He would rule humans with strength and would let the ends justify the means, meaning he would kill criminals without any reconsideration.

For this reason, I really wanted to see a war between Clark & Kal-El throughout season 7 as the major component of Clark's training. Defeating that stronger, self-serving side of him and reabsorbing him to me would be a major step he would take towards becoming Superman. It would have been symbolic of him beating his "dark side", which unlike the comics is a prerequisite to becoming Superman because they showed us that side of him before he became Superman whereas in the comics, we get to see a similar side of Superman much later after he is already Superman.

[jpfort1957]

Clark's "dark side" is completely self-serving, focused on one thing: destiny, no matter what. After beating Doomsday to a pulp, Kal-El would become a dictator in his own right. It's Clark's emotions and love for humanity that keeps those tendencies in check, which is why he needs both.

Let Kal-el kill the beast. Then GA could use his Kryptonite arrow on Kal-El. Remove the arrow, and let Clark and Kal-El reunite.