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AnimeJoe
01-12-2006, 06:28 PM
I like how she pressed Clark about the sex issue and how long its been since she's seen little Clarky.

Of course Clark *tried* to turn the tables but she quickly smashed the ball right back into his court! Go Lana!

Be honest with the girl Clark or don't be surprised to one day sneak into her apartment and find some other dude laying in her bed wearing her underwear as a mask.

shy175223
01-12-2006, 06:29 PM
hey, about her being honest with him, too. Like he said honest works both ways.

loisnlana
01-12-2006, 06:31 PM
She's been lying about the spaceship. Looks like there is trouble in Clana land.

Rafael122
01-12-2006, 06:31 PM
Yeah seriously, it's not always Clark's fault.

Lana knows about a ship, and she just isn't studying astronomy, rather the meteor showers.

RedPhoenix23
01-12-2006, 06:31 PM
Originally posted by AnimeJoe
I like how she pressed Clark about the sex issue and how long its been since she's seen little Clarky.

Of course Clark *tried* to turn the tables but she quickly smashed the ball right back into his court! Go Lana!

Be honest with the girl Clark or don't be surprised to one day sneak into her apartment and find some other dude laying in her bed wearing her underwear as a mask.

Dang right! :lol: :lol: I can't wait to see that!

Gr8stNonKryptonianHero
01-12-2006, 06:32 PM
WIll we start to see this episode that Lana isn't as naive about Clark's abilities as it seemed to be over the years?

shy175223
01-12-2006, 06:32 PM
Originally posted by loisnlana
She's been lying about the spaceship. Looks like there is trouble in Clana land.

that what thinking!;)

RedPhoenix23
01-12-2006, 06:35 PM
Yes, death to Clana!!! Bring on the Lexana!!! Mwuahahaahaa!!

AnimeJoe
01-12-2006, 06:36 PM
Lana already told Clark she saw the ship.

Outside of killing Genevieve, I can't really see her struggling too much to reveal the other stuff.

Like Clark said himself, he's been lying to Lana for a VERY LOOOOOOONG time. It's almost second nature now.

Like I said before; other guy in Lana's bed, wearing her underwear on his head! ;)

Pierre's girl
01-12-2006, 06:38 PM
Lana is kinda b****.
I mean, she lies,works with the enemy, but's cool, 'cuz she is Lana the Queen of the perfect and beautiful.
She should give Clark a rest,at least he lies to protect her!

RedPhoenix23
01-12-2006, 06:39 PM
Lana has needs, if Clark can't forfill them...I have a feeling someone else will..*cough* Lex *cough* *cough*

shy175223
01-12-2006, 06:44 PM
Originally posted by AnimeJoe
Lana already told Clark she saw the ship.

Outside of killing Genevieve, I can't really see her struggling too much to reveal the other stuff.

Like Clark said himself, he's been lying to Lana for a VERY LOOOOOOONG time. It's almost second nature now.

Like I said before; other guy in Lana's bed, wearing her underwear on his head! ;)

but still she hasn't told him WHY she is really studying astronomy.

RedPhoenix23
01-12-2006, 06:49 PM
Originally posted by shy175223
but still she hasn't told him WHY she is really studying astronomy.

So what? Its not like she knows the ship is connected Clark, its not like she is spying on Clark. She told Clark about the ship when he came to see her in the hospital, she probably hasn't told Clark about Lex showing her the spaceship, but again so what? Lex went on and on about how knowing about the ship is dangerous information that people would kill for, so by her not telling Clark about the ship puts her now in the postition of "lying to Clark to protect Clark". Peotic Justice if you ask me. :D

shy175223
01-12-2006, 06:52 PM
You are enjoying this aren't ya, Red Phoenix?:lol: :D

AnimeJoe
01-12-2006, 06:52 PM
but still she hasn't told him WHY she is really studying astronomy.


Monkey see, Monkey do ;). Clark has yet to give her a reason to be completely honest and forthcoming... She's been there, done that and he never bothered to reciprocate in return. They both need to be honest with each other yes but I feel as if the ball is in his court. Cause even if she comes out and tells him every itty bitty truth, he'll just continue lying to her. Then what's his excuse going to be ?

ferd
01-12-2006, 06:53 PM
I was happy at Clark for giving it back to her. I mean, who the freak is she to talk about honesty?


And um, I'm all for death to Clana, but Lexana? *barf*gag*yack* No thank you! I think I'd rather see him bed psycho chick.

RedPhoenix23
01-12-2006, 06:54 PM
Originally posted by shy175223
You are enjoying this aren't ya, Red Phoenix?:lol: :D

:lol: You know me too well!! :D

shy175223
01-12-2006, 06:55 PM
Still let her be honest with him than give her the right to complain.

Rafael122
01-12-2006, 07:01 PM
And she was honest with Clark. Gotta give her her props.

RedPhoenix23
01-12-2006, 07:01 PM
Originally posted by shy175223
Still let her be honest with him than give her the right to complain.

Ditto for Clark. :p

If its okay for him to lie to protect, then its okay for Lana, or its not okay at all. :p

AnimeJoe
01-12-2006, 07:01 PM
Ok she just told him what she was up to with her studies...

Now it's Clark's turn!

How much you wanna bet he LIES to her again instead of throwing her a bone. You can only make excuses for Clark for soo long ;) :p

God-Man
01-12-2006, 07:16 PM
Originally posted by ferd
I was happy at Clark for giving it back to her. I mean, who the freak is she to talk about honesty?


And um, I'm all for death to Clana, but Lexana? *barf*gag*yack* No thank you! I think I'd rather see him bed psycho chick.

PREACH IT!! :D

Somebodyfrommetropolis
01-12-2006, 07:52 PM
I've never liked Lana that much, but I really had to feel sorry for her in this scene. It helped that she was actually assertive for once--the times I've actually seen Lana assertive I can count on one hand!

:lol:

jaime,oburg
01-13-2006, 04:39 AM
I'm not the biggest Lana fan either but it was a refreshing change to finally call Clark on his lame excuses, not back down or leave the conversation open ended and not seem so naive. If Lana was written more like the way we saw her last episode I think I could appreciate her character a little more.

midnite_spark
01-13-2006, 07:27 AM
i was VERY happy that they finally gave Lana a backbone and talked back to Clark. Instead of the usual "how come u never let me in?" crap that gets me very frustrated!

and Lana isn't lying to Clark, technically. I mean, she basically kept information from him. Wasn't like she lied about the death of Jason and his mother, the topic never got brought up. What was she suppose to do? While eating dinner one nite be like, "hey clark guess what? isobel possessed me again and she killed somebody in the process. can u pass the rolls?" c'mon. And she told Clark about the ship in the beginning, she just didn't say that Lex saw it too.

Clark on the other hand...its second nature to lie to Lana. Basically about everything. i noe he's trying to protect her but still.

Keeping information and lying are 2 different things.

its about damn time that Lana finally thrown all the crap back at clark. I'm all for Clana but his behaviors irritates the hell out of me sometimes. Its about damn time that Clark realizes that he can't keep hiding/lying/avoiding things from Lana.

Lana's a smart girl Clark...get with the program...tell her. Its not like his big secret is so big anymore...practically all of his friends noe besides Lana...and Lois (but thats not the point :lol: )

ok...that was my 2 cents on this topic :)

~*Lois & Clark Fan*~
01-13-2006, 07:39 AM
I was happy she gave him heck about the sex issue, but since the secrets and lies go both ways between them it just made her look bad to be pressing him about something he's keeping a secret when she hasn't exactly been forthcoming.

EricN68
01-13-2006, 07:44 AM
Lana did a great job of standing up to Clark. Clark's fake hurt look in her dorm room was just short of sleazy. He's done that before, with Lex. Not good, Clark! But I'm glad they seem to have patched things up by the end of the episode, and seeing Lana getting so close to the answer is gratifying...

BadToad
01-13-2006, 07:44 AM
I really liked the Clana stuff. They both have stuff to be called on, and that was addressed. I would've been a bit more on Lana's side if she had mentioned working on the ship with Lex. That was a huge piece of info for her to leave out when she's having a "truth" conversation with Clark. The thing with Clark is that he doesn't really press her for information because he's not willing to come completely clean with her. That doesn't make it right, just a little less hypocritical then Lana in this particular case.

But overall, I liked how they related to each other. Made them seem a bit more real, and a bit less puppy lov-ish.

margroks
01-13-2006, 08:01 AM
If anyone still doubted that Lana is a coniving, manipulative self centered little witch, this ep should have shown them the truth once and for all. Lana had no right to demand sex from Clark or gripe at him like that. Never giving any thought to what he might be going through anyway; like maybe the pressure of his dad being ill while insisteing on running for senator or maybe problems with school. She just wants Clark to perform and when he stands up to her, which was the first smart thing he's done in that relationship in a long time, she just berates him and stomps off in a huff when she doesn't get her way.

Clark was right to call her on her crap and he was stupid for giving in later on, letting her get away with it once again. As in Hug and other eps where Lana was in the wrong from the start, Clark wrongly describes it as him screwing up and Lana forgiving him without question because that is NOT what happened. Lana showed up at the farm only in order to manipulate CLark into accepting the blame when it was her fault not his. Just as in Hug, she came to get him to apoligize without ever saying she was really sorry. She was in the wrong.

Lana is totally without compassion someone crosses her or when they don't give her the attention she thinks is hers by right of being Smallvillw's princess and, just as she did when Whitney's dad was dying, she wants attetnion and she wants it HER WAY or she whines and complains until she manipulates the situation and her boyfriend into doing what she wants. What a nasty little girl and what a pathetic excuse for a love interest. It's beyond reason that Clark cares for her at all much less that he supposedly loves her very unlikeable character. He should kick her to the curb.

cayayofm
01-13-2006, 08:02 AM
Im so with you midnight spark, Lana is only hiding a detail from Clark, is not the same has 5 years of lies. I hated how he tried to turn it against her, but she did not let him. I have been waiting for so long to Lana confronting him and she finally did. Is not like he does not know what she was hiding, he knew she was studiying astronomy so he knew what was that all about. Like I always said, she is getting pretty close to know something and if she figures it out rather than he telling her it will be harder to forgive him.

I don't agree with the pot above. Lana demanded what any other girl would had, he had not touched her in 4 months, she knows there is something wrong, she had all the right to ask for answers. Clark is the one with the issues and very childish turns the fight into Lana's fault. It was a conversation about their relationship and he turn it up about secrets and lies, who is he to judge her for kepping secrets? Very immature from him.

Damali
01-13-2006, 08:49 AM
Originally posted by margroks
If anyone still doubted that Lana is a coniving, manipulative self centered little witch, this ep should have shown them the truth once and for all. Lana had no right to demand sex from Clark or gripe at him like that. Never giving any thought to what he might be going through anyway; like maybe the pressure of his dad being ill while insisteing on running for senator or maybe problems with school. She just wants Clark to perform and when he stands up to her, which was the first smart thing he's done in that relationship in a long time, she just berates him and stomps off in a huff when she doesn't get her way.

That's not even how the scene played out. They started making out, Clark thought he hurt her, but she sat on a protractor, then Lana brought up the fact that they haven't had sex in while. And why shouldn't she?

They are in a relationship and she didn't demand sex from him. Lana asked why he keeps pulling away. Then Clark turned the conversation on Lana saying that she left him by enrolling in Met U two weeks after they got together. And in one of the better moves by the writers they have Lana call Clark on his ****, for changing the subject. Then Clark goes to Chloe and pretty much admits Lana was right about what he was doing.

IMO using the "pressure" of the campagin would have been a blatant lie (instead of a half-truth) on Clark's part and that's not why he's avoiding Lana, he has his powers backs and is scared and Lana has no idea.

Kris-El
01-13-2006, 08:54 AM
I knew Lana was my number one girl for a reason! That was a great scene, I'm glad she didnt let him get away with his usual sh*** and answered a question many of us have been pondering about them and their current sex life

and i agree with you 100% cayayofm. To quote Lionel (as Clark in Transference), "Lana you're young, you have....needs" haha
Im sure that if Clark dosen't fullfill her needs Lex will pick up the slack....:D

margroks
01-13-2006, 09:05 AM
No. Lana was demanding and she did berate him without reason. SHe did pull away and go to MEt U because she's now obsessed with the aliens and the ship just like Lex and is researching it with Lex behind Clark's back. Lana has been full of lies from the moment she killed Jason's mother and let the Luthor's cover it up. She doesn't care about Clark just that he doesn't do what she wants and she showed up soley to pressure him into an apolgy she didn't deserve.

Clark was completely in the right here and he didn't screw up at all. Being in a relationship, even a sexual one doesn't give you the right to expect sex on demand or berate someone for backing away. It's exactly how she treated WHitney and Jason and why CLark, who's seen her do it to both of them, should have known what kind of person she really is: self centered and nasty when she doesn't get her way.

smallville_fetish
01-13-2006, 07:00 PM
I like what midnite_spark said and I didn't quite read everyone's after that since it started to get longer but all I'll say is Lana's always been the bigger person in the Clana ordeal/relationship; she's the one who doesn't give up that easily and esp without an explanation.... Clark on the other hand... not only is a horrible lair but a wuss as well. The ending scene all Clark said was "your right", just to secure their relationship but Lana went out and confessed her story about the spaceship and that would've been good timing for Clark to step up and be a man too but of course it ended on that note so we'll just have to wait and see till the next episode.

midnite_spark
01-13-2006, 07:22 PM
to address margroks point, Lana wasn't demanding sex from Clark. She was just trying to figure out what was going on in his mind. If you were a person (doesn't necessarily have to be the girl) in a relationship and u guys had sex and then all of a sudden, your partner basically just stopped physical contact with u, u would like to noe what was wrong too. she was just trying to the problem in the relationship and Clark all of a sudden accuses of her of things. Like leaving him to go to Met U, i mean come on, how is he going to get angry at the girl for wanting an education? And Lana didn't pressure him into an apology, she went to the loft to talk and admit her mistakes.

i agree with u smallville_fetish bout lana being the bigger person and clark being a wuss.

geez...can't win with some people, when they just made Lana be all go-with-the-flow type of person, they bash her and say that she's so whinny and such. and now that lana stood up for herself, she's too demanding...

cayayofm
01-13-2006, 07:38 PM
Margroks I think you are letting you hating felings towards Lana affect your views on the matter. She did not went to Met U to pull away, she went to study, yes she is studying astronomy to learn more about the meteors and aliens, but it is a natural response from human beings, she is just looking for answers as everyone else. She is not in the relationship for sex, is an event that happens naturally in a relationship and when suddently after having an active sex life it changes that is an indiction that something is wrong. I don't think that she just wants her way, she just wants the thruth, answers for his change of behavior.

midnite_spark
01-14-2006, 12:27 AM
^^ well said cayayofm!

RedPhoenix23
01-14-2006, 09:55 PM
Originally posted by Kris-El
I knew Lana was my number one girl for a reason! That was a great scene, I'm glad she didnt let him get away with his usual sh*** and answered a question many of us have been pondering about them and their current sex life

and i agree with you 100% cayayofm. To quote Lionel (as Clark in Transference), "Lana you're young, you have....needs" haha
Im sure that if Clark dosen't fullfill her needs Lex will pick up the slack....:D

Yes!! Thats the idea!!!

-----Long Live Lexana-----

-----*Stands Proud and Refuses to Run*-----

twelfthnight1
01-15-2006, 04:16 AM
The thing about Lana's secret though is that she doesn't know how significant it is to Clark. To her, it means something to her, but what should it mean to Clark. Now, if she knew he was an alien, then yeah, she would probably feel that this was something he should know now. However, since he's kept that from her, I'm not sure why Lana should be a mindreader and tell all. She has Lex to talk to and pore over, but even still, she did try to tell Clark about it. First when she saw it and now w/ her opening up about her findings. I just don't think Lana's and Clark's secrets are comparable.

Coyote
01-15-2006, 07:39 AM
Lana was right. Her reaction was completely reasonable. Clark started acting weird and pulling away from her, and she wanted to know what was wrong. She wasn't "demanding" anything. When Lana finally does find out about Clark it should logically be the end of their relationship. It would be understandable for her to be furious with him for his deception, and probably very frightened as well. Her boyfriend just sorta forgot to mention the trivial little fact that she's been having sex with a creature from outer space. OK.... This would be upsetting enough for anyone, but Lana has a history of being attacked and terrorized by FOTWs and has expressed an understandable fear of them. Remember how uncomfortable she was about being around the "cured" Alicia? It would make complete sense for her to instantly dump Clark. Probably she would then wind up with Lex, who treats her better and is a better match for her anyway. Lana is too good for Clark and he doesn't deserve her, so Lex will take her away from him, as he should.

cayayofm
01-15-2006, 08:17 AM
twelfthnight1 I agree with you. I was thinking the same thing. Why should Lana tell Clark that she knows that Lex have the ship? In her mind it means nothing to him, just for her, her parents died in a meteor shower, the two aliens that came from the ship attacked her and she is studying astronomy, now, how all this connects to Clark? To her there is no connection. That is why I don't think that she have no secret, Lex does and she just happens to know but there is no reason why she should tell Clark.

SmallvilleMan
01-15-2006, 09:04 AM
I agree with you. I was thinking the same thing. Why should Lana tell Clark that she knows that Lex have the ship? In her mind it means nothing to him, just for her, her parents died in a meteor shower, the two aliens that came from the ship attacked her and she is studying astronomy, now, how all this connects to Clark? To her there is no connection. That is why I don't think that she have no secret, Lex does and she just happens to know but there is no reason why she should tell Clark

Exactly! Why would Clark want to know about a ship that has no connection to him? As for the sex thing, you have to see it from Lana's point of view. She could be thinking, because he hasn't, as she put it, "touched her" in a while that he might not love her anymore or not find her attractive anymore. Plus Clark acts like an idiot about it and makes her wonder even more what's going on.

Kryptonian Snake
01-15-2006, 10:08 AM
I think the reason Lana hasn't told Clark that Lex has the ship is because she knows Clark doesn't trust Lex and he'd probably get jealous. She doesn't want to deal with Clark's response, just like Clark doesn't want to deal with Lana's reaction to the fact that he's an alien. In order to stay in a relationship, both Lana and Clark have decided to live in denial and pretend things between them have changed when they really haven't. The proverbial 500-pound elephant (secrets, lies, and half-truths) is still sitting in the room. They've just moved it to the back so it's easier to ignore.

Also, she does have a reason to mention her investigation of the ship to Clark. The symbol for the Disciples of Zod, which is on the bottom of the ship, is similar to the markings in the cave. Clark has studied the cave markings, so (assuming Lana knows about the symbol on the ship) it would make sense to see what he knows. Somewhere in her mind Lana knows that Clark is connected to everything. She's simply choosing to ignore it.

AnimeJoe
01-15-2006, 11:48 AM
Somewhere in her mind Lana knows that Clark is connected to everything. She's simply choosing to ignore it.

Kinda like at the end of Season 4 when she gave Clark the stone she had in her possession and she told him that somehow she knew it was meant for him..

SnarkMasterJ
01-15-2006, 12:25 PM
Originally posted by cayayofm
twelfthnight1 I agree with you. I was thinking the same thing. Why should Lana tell Clark that she knows that Lex have the ship? In her mind it means nothing to him, just for her, her parents died in a meteor shower, the two aliens that came from the ship attacked her and she is studying astronomy, now, how all this connects to Clark? To her there is no connection. That is why I don't think that she have no secret, Lex does and she just happens to know but there is no reason why she should tell Clark.

Given her behavior over the last, oh I don't know, four and a half seasons, you'd think Lana would be all in Clark's face with discussion and questions. Every single season, she's had a reason to suspect Clark's involvement with all the weird happenings in Smallville. Now all of a sudden, Clark's just her normal boyfriend who she can have random talks about meteor showers and spaceships with? I don't buy it. She's just believing what she wants to believe.

But then again, the Smallville writers and PTB wouldn't know continuity if it plummeted towards their face and knocked them unconscious, so who knows...maybe all this should make sense.

SmallvilleMan
01-15-2006, 03:34 PM
Given her behavior over the last, oh I don't know, four and a half seasons, you'd think Lana would be all in Clark's face with discussion and questions. Every single season, she's had a reason to suspect Clark's involvement with all the weird happenings in Smallville. Now all of a sudden, Clark's just her normal boyfriend who she can have random talks about meteor showers and spaceships with? I don't buy it. She's just believing what she wants to believe.

Off course she doesn't want to believe it. She loves Clark and doesn't want to lose him again.

smallville_fetish
01-15-2006, 04:27 PM
They don't call it 'love is blind' for no reason.

Lana's blind in seeing how Clark connects to all this. Clark is blind in trying to keep Lana that he's actually losing her by keeping secrets from her. They're both trying to hold onto each other too tightly not knowing in the end, it's bound to slip through their fingers.

vouge09
01-15-2006, 09:19 PM
Originally posted by loisnlana
She's been lying about the spaceship. Looks like there is trouble in Clana land.
1 can only hope!!!!

cayayofm
01-15-2006, 09:34 PM
Originally posted by Kryptonian Snake

Also, she does have a reason to mention her investigation of the ship to Clark. The symbol for the Disciples of Zod, which is on the bottom of the ship, is similar to the markings in the cave. Clark has studied the cave markings, so (assuming Lana knows about the symbol on the ship) it would make sense to see what he knows. Somewhere in her mind Lana knows that Clark is connected to everything. She's simply choosing to ignore it.

Given her behavior over the last, oh I don't know, four and a half seasons, you'd think Lana would be all in Clark's face with discussion and questions. Every single season, she's had a reason to suspect Clark's involvement with all the weird happenings in Smallville. Now all of a sudden, Clark's just her normal boyfriend who she can have random talks about meteor showers and spaceships with? I don't buy it. She's just believing what she wants to believe.


I want to replay to this two together. Yes, I believe that Lana suspects something and suspects that Clark is connected to all of this, the thing is that she is not sure. She has no proof and everytime she wants him to be clear he pulls away. What I have been noticing about Lana this year that she is not just telling Clark to be honest. She is making the steps into find the thruth, she has taken a back seat in the relationship, she had been quite, but studying, and trying to connet the dots because she knows that she is not getting anything from him ad I think she don't want to tell anything until she have concrete answers.


Kinda like at the end of Season 4 when she gave Clark the stone she had in her possession and she told him that somehow she knew it was meant for him.

Well, this happened in season 4 wich was a complete mess, but this was so a plot convinience, the wasted all year and Clark had to locate 2 stones in less than 10 hours. This was made for the plot convinience and for Lana's and Clark romantic encounter.

midnite_spark
01-15-2006, 11:46 PM
Originally posted by cayayofm

Well, this happened in season 4 wich was a complete mess, but this was so a plot convinience, the wasted all year and Clark had to locate 2 stones in less than 10 hours. This was made for the plot convinience and for Lana's and Clark romantic encounter.

that's what i've been thinking. that they just brought isobel into the picture cuz there was no other way that clark, who always always refuses to listen to jor-el and find the stones, would have never have gotten his hands on them, let alone where to look for them. it was just something they threw in to speed things along.

vouge09
01-16-2006, 10:00 AM
i dont know why everyone hated the witch arc last year i really liked last season. it was very high school yes with the football but i really liked the stones arc. though clark did have a year to find them and he really didnt do much and then the meteor shower beacsues of the fact that he was to lazy to find them that human blood stained the stone and the meteors came.

SuperDub2
01-16-2006, 12:13 PM
Originally posted by AnimeJoe
Lana already told Clark she saw the ship.

Outside of killing Genevieve, I can't really see her struggling too much to reveal the other stuff.

Like Clark said himself, he's been lying to Lana for a VERY LOOOOOOONG time. It's almost second nature now.

Like I said before; other guy in Lana's bed, wearing her underwear on his head! ;)

ha ha! i just hope i get to be that guy!

and there is defo trouble in Clana land, maybe she will shack up with JK?? he is a goodlukin bloke and i hear power is an aphrodisiac!

midnite_spark
01-16-2006, 11:47 PM
Originally posted by vouge09
i dont know why everyone hated the witch arc last year i really liked last season. it was very high school yes with the football but i really liked the stones arc. though clark did have a year to find them and he really didnt do much and then the meteor shower beacsues of the fact that he was to lazy to find them that human blood stained the stone and the meteors came.

i'm not saying that i hated the witch thing, i loved it actually. i liked how it was a change from the regular meteor freaks...but i wished they would've actually tied the loose ends better (EX: y did isobel leave? when jason was still alive?)

shinedown
01-17-2006, 04:59 AM
Originally posted by midnite_spark
i'm not saying that i hated the witch thing, i loved it actually. i liked how it was a change from the regular meteor freaks...but i wished they would've actually tied the loose ends better (EX: y did isobel leave? when jason was still alive?)

isobel left because she would only posess lana until she completed her main mission which was to kill a descendent of the teaugue family who had condemed her to the stake. when lana killed vivan (or w/e her name was) with the stone, isobel left her (the tattoo disapered). isobel had wanted to get all the stones herself but killed vivan before she could. jason supposedly died in the metoer shower according to the newspaper article but im a bit doubtful.

p.s.-did lana lie about the sapceship? when was this?

margroks
01-17-2006, 07:54 AM
Lex rightly called her on her crap in Hidden when he said she wants to believe Clark is normal in order to justify a relationship with him Even he can see she's not the accepting little girl she claims to be. All the retconning in the world can't erase the Lana we've seen for four years and her speech at Clark's bedside in which she claimed she'd always "known he could make her happy" and in which she implied she'd always cared for him, only staying away from him because she knew he's get hurt one day, was completely unsupported by any shred of evidence we've ever seen during the entire run of this series. It's just not there.

Lana has been nothing but nasty to anyone who ever crossed her, including Clark. She has never been truly honest with him, she's investigating behind his back with Lex and she's not being honest or fully disclosing what's going on with him at all and her instant stomping off without any real sympathy or concern for whatever the problem might be on Clark's side was just more proof of that. If she really cared for him, she'd let him explain or wait until he was ready. Again, Clark is not her toy to provide sex on demand and that's exactly how she came off in that moment.

Lana had no right to talk to him like that or berate him that way. If Clark had any sense he'd dump her in a heartbeat for her rerehensible behavior whenever she doesn't get her way.

cayayofm
01-17-2006, 08:19 AM
How much time should she keep waiting? It has been 4 years and a half, that he has been keeping a huge secret from her. While I don't completly agree some have argued that Clark violated Lana's trust having sex with her withouht telling her what he was. If anything the only one that has come has uncaring, selfish, winny, harsh and untrust worthy has always been Clark. The "I hide it to protect her" got old 2 seasons ago. He is the selfish one that don't tell her his secret because he don't want her to leave him. Lana's life is an danger right now because of it, if my life was threatened I will like to know why, but right now she can die withouht knowing the reason, God, that is wrong.

shy175223
01-17-2006, 09:04 AM
Originally posted by cayayofm
How much time should she keep waiting? It has been 4 years and a half, that he has been keeping a huge secret from her. While I don't completly agree some have argued that Clark violated Lana's trust having sex with her withouht telling her what he was. If anything the only one that has come has uncaring, selfish, winny, harsh and untrust worthy has always been Clark. The "I hide it to protect her" got old 2 seasons ago. He is the selfish one that don't tell her his secret because he don't want her to leave him. Lana's life is an danger right now because of it, if my life was threatened I will like to know why, but right now she can die withouht knowing the reason, God, that is wrong.

Clark is not selfish he just scared of her reaction thats it, IMO. He admitted just the same to Chloe not awhile back. And I don't think that Lana 's life is in danger because of it. whether he tells her or not, it could be in danger anyway. Now I agree that's been too long for Clark to tell her and it's also about time, too.

cayayofm
01-17-2006, 11:16 AM
Lana's life is in danger. Clark has been warned: the life of someone close to him will be exchanged for his. Lana is clearly in the top 3. Because of Clark's persona and secret her life is in big danger right now and she have the right to know why. This season has been explicit that the reason he does not tell her is becuase he is afraid that she won't accept him.

F-Stop Blues
01-17-2006, 04:18 PM
I really liked this exchange between them. Aside from it being slightly humorous it was also very real. Im glad that Lana was pissed at Clark but I didnt like her bringing up secrets and lies again and I was amazed that Clark stood up for himself. That was my favorite part. Clark always takes it from Lana and I like seeing him start standing up to her when she's being hypocritical.

UpandAtom
02-22-2006, 09:17 PM
Originally posted by cayayofm
Lana's life is in danger. Clark has been warned: the life of someone close to him will be exchanged for his. Lana is clearly in the top 3. Because of Clark's persona and secret her life is in big danger right now and she have the right to know why. This season has been explicit that the reason he does not tell her is becuase he is afraid that she won't accept him.

If Lana knows her life is in danger, then she'd just be more upset at Clark for putting her in such a position. Clark right now feels guilty that he should've told Lana sooner and the more he tries to delay telling her, the worse it gets.

vouge09
03-01-2006, 01:27 PM
welll now that the whole wheel of life force thing is done he should tell her.... dont get me wrong I hate clana but if this show were anything like real life he would tell her. I would hate my boyfriend for keeping secrets from me the way clark does with everyone.