that throw of lex!

[hahnyc87]

how is clark going to explain how far he threw lex? I mean it is smallville, maybe a rock will drop on his head and he will forget lol

[Jellie]

It will join the other smallville mysterys under the rug

[jarethmc]

It was explained at the end. Clark was given tempory strength along with being parinoid.

[AnimeJoe]

And all Lex has to do is think real hard, go to Clark and say: "That's twice you exhibited super Strength. The first time was in the episode titled "Transference". You remember that one right? You and my dad switched bodies and as a result, he inherited all of your powers." ;) :p

[spidymich]

how is clark going to explain how far he threw lex? I mean it is smallville, maybe a rock will drop on his head and he will forget lol


Clark will probably make something up about how slick the floor was from all the wax he puts on it.

[UpandAtom]

Chloe said that the silver kryptonite gave Clark some temporary strength so that's what Lex will most likely believe.

[LexLuv180]

Lex won't believe that, just as he didn't when Clark tried to explain it away in Transference. You could tell by his face. But he'll let it go and not try to probe with more questions as usual.

[UpandAtom]

Lex knows that Clark doesn't have any powers. He saw it for himself in "Mortal".

[LexLuv180]

I dont believe that for a second. Lex thinks something fishy is going on with that, I dont think that the one scene blew away over four years of him seeing too many bizarre instances surrounding Clark. He's now confused and baffled because he felt so sure he was Kal-El, but there's no way he believes he's normal. God knows I wouldn't.

[UpandAtom]

Lex has seen so many times that Clark didn't show any powers. "Leech", "Devoted", and "Mortal" are prime examples. So I think now he definetely knows that Clark doesn't have any powers. He just thinks that he's tied in with the caves and stones somehow. That's what he's trying to figure out.