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MuchaLana
01-27-2006, 01:30 AM
I know nobody cares, but lana said yes to an alien! took her a few minutes too!...Clark must have been good in bed...pete would be proud, "thats my boy!":cool:
Pete should have been in the funeral.
RedPhoenix23
01-27-2006, 01:32 AM
:lol: Lana would have said yes to anything if got her a little Clark action!
j-kent
01-27-2006, 01:55 AM
:p seriously haha
RedPhoenix23
01-27-2006, 01:56 AM
She was so happy at the rally (first time around), I bet she thought she was finally gonna get some! :lol:
Originally posted by RedPhoenix23
She was so happy at the rally (first time around), I bet she thought she was finally gonna get some! :lol:
:eek: Well at least he knows she will accept him if he decides to tell her again. ;)
clana4ever
01-27-2006, 05:06 AM
clark should of told her again and just make her stay away from lex
RedPhoenix23
01-27-2006, 05:08 AM
Originally posted by PKII
:eek: Well at least he knows she will accept him if he decides to tell her again. ;)
*evil grin*
Unless she's getting some from Lex! :eek::eek:;)
thmallville
01-27-2006, 05:13 AM
Originally posted by clana4ever
clark should of told her again and just make her stay away from lex
I know!! Clark should have told her his secret again, I meam he already knew she was gonna accept him for'who he was'. Then he could have told her everything (re: she died) and she could just stay away from Loser Lex.
Originally posted by RedPhoenix23
*evil grin*
Unless she's getting some from Lex! :eek::eek:;)
Then she will come back to Clark for sure. :p :lol:
tejdog1
01-31-2006, 03:17 PM
Ouch! No wonder Lex turns evil!
PikeyUK
01-31-2006, 03:25 PM
Wonder if he's bald all over ;)
Wonder if Clark has pubes which stay in style, even at hyperspeed.........
Ewwwwww, bad mental image :(
No-El
01-31-2006, 03:37 PM
According to Chiriru, she said yes in Clark's non-reality timeline, the second timeline was the genuine responses and reactions of both! The writers were very creative and clever to write the first time line in such a way as to give it a surreal effect!
Which explains the "oohs and aahs" of the viewers!
SmallvilleMan
01-31-2006, 04:06 PM
According to Chiriru, she said yes in Clark's non-reality timeline, the second timeline was the genuine responses and reactions of both! The writers were very creative and clever to write the first time line in such a way as to give it a surreal effect!
I have to respectfully disagree with that. How was that non-reality? That wasn't non-reality at all, if anything that was real reality. Also how could the second timeline have genuine responses when all the same things didn't happen? Clark didn't tell her anything, so obviously they're going to be different.
Secondly, it was great her saying yes and accepting him, because it proved that Lana's character is actually who lana fans know her to be and no what lana haters think she is
No-El
01-31-2006, 04:24 PM
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
I have to respectfully disagree with that. How was that non-reality? That wasn't non-reality at all, if anything that was real reality. Also how could the second timeline have genuine responses when all the same things didn't happen? Clark didn't tell her anything, so obviously they're going to be different.
Secondly, it was great her saying yes and accepting him, because it proved that Lana's character is actually who lana fans know her to be and no what lana haters think she is
Your response was what my initial impression was as us all, however Chiriru's explaination was based on Lois interactions in both time frames, which made a little more sense than the CONVENTIONAL WISDOM of the story Reckoning.
Here is her quote from p.49 of Chloe's pseudonym; Chloe = Lois, Part II which explain Reckoning's Timelines:
Actually that's not what I got out of Reckoning at all. Lois is the first one in danger both times; then Lana; then Jonathan. Fate goes down it's laundry list to get it's victim.
To me ti was more telling who wasn't in trouble. Who wasn't? Clark. Lex. And Chloe. (Martha wasn't either -- and she's the parent alive in SR.)
More so, the first "reality" is a false reality. It has the ring from Superman III, sure, but Lana's quick acceptance? His parents immediate blessing? That whole realm was set up to be Clark's sort of dream reality. They even find out that Bo won before the news does; and oddly in the fake reality, Lois is professional. Lois has to split the crowd to bust her way into the Kent family, hug Bo, and run off with them.
In the REAL reality - Lois never dons her suit. The party - that she was so worried about -- took place completely without her help to make it happen. Bo still won the election. But it was noticbile that Chloe was there and professional the second time around. She stands in two-shot with Clark --- which Lois doesn't do, and those who know that two-shot is the shot of romantic couples should get -- she's in red to his blue, and Bo hugs her.
Both times Lois is what ends up putting Lana in danger (giving ehr the advice the first time, giving Lana a distraction the second). In the funereal, it's Chloe's reaction that they keep coming back to and keep in focus.
It was percular. Only in the fake realm where Lois' prediction of Clark's future was she in contact and essential and suited up. And it was a nice enough take; but that's not destiny - that world. Clark tells us so himself. In reality, Lois is asleep and Chloe's the one working which I thought was a hilarious wink myself.
Additionally, interestingly, it was ED who claimed that her character not thinking much of Clark is what made her different than Lana and Chloe -- only y'know, obviously she isn't that different. Almiles claimed it about Lois back in S4; but not rescently.
You can be the judge, but, after reading this you will at least agree with me, "the danger of using someone elses quote to make a point not your/my own"!
Still, could not have said it better myself!:)
SmallvilleMan
01-31-2006, 05:40 PM
You can be the judge, but, after reading this you will at least agree with me, "the danger of using someone elses quote to make a point not your/my own"!
Huh?
I still disagree with that theory, because i don't think you can say someone would never do that. It's not beyond Lois to do what she did at the celebration party. It's not beyond Lana to accept clark's purposal right away(i could say many reasons way). I don't buy that theory at all.
clois1938
01-31-2006, 05:59 PM
I agree Lana did accept the proposal. All that posted in red sounds like someone desperately stretching to give Chloe some importance when really Chloe's been regulated to the Pete role. Chloe had one job in the second timeline, to look after her friend Lana and she failed :lol: . If anything, the first reality is the real reality because it was untampered by the time reversal.
Timester
01-31-2006, 06:58 PM
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
Huh?
I still disagree with that theory, because i don't think you can say someone would never do that. It's not beyond Lois to do what she did at the celebration party. It's not beyond Lana to accept clark's purposal right away(i could say many reasons way). I don't buy that theory at all.
I agree with you. I think that Chiriru's "false reality" theory is built to just make Lois non-Lois.
ma200
01-31-2006, 07:09 PM
Originally posted by No-El
Your response was what my initial impression was as us all, however Chiriru's explaination was based on Lois interactions in both time frames, which made a little more sense than the CONVENTIONAL WISDOM of the story Reckoning.
Here is her quote from p.49 of Chloe's pseudonym; Chloe = Lois, Part II which explain Reckoning's Timelines:
Actually that's not what I got out of Reckoning at all. Lois is the first one in danger both times; then Lana; then Jonathan. Fate goes down it's laundry list to get it's victim.
To me ti was more telling who wasn't in trouble. Who wasn't? Clark. Lex. And Chloe. (Martha wasn't either -- and she's the parent alive in SR.)
More so, the first "reality" is a false reality. It has the ring from Superman III, sure, but Lana's quick acceptance? His parents immediate blessing? That whole realm was set up to be Clark's sort of dream reality. They even find out that Bo won before the news does; and oddly in the fake reality, Lois is professional. Lois has to split the crowd to bust her way into the Kent family, hug Bo, and run off with them.
In the REAL reality - Lois never dons her suit. The party - that she was so worried about -- took place completely without her help to make it happen. Bo still won the election. But it was noticbile that Chloe was there and professional the second time around. She stands in two-shot with Clark --- which Lois doesn't do, and those who know that two-shot is the shot of romantic couples should get -- she's in red to his blue, and Bo hugs her.
Both times Lois is what ends up putting Lana in danger (giving ehr the advice the first time, giving Lana a distraction the second). In the funereal, it's Chloe's reaction that they keep coming back to and keep in focus.
It was percular. Only in the fake realm where Lois' prediction of Clark's future was she in contact and essential and suited up. And it was a nice enough take; but that's not destiny - that world. Clark tells us so himself. In reality, Lois is asleep and Chloe's the one working which I thought was a hilarious wink myself.
Additionally, interestingly, it was ED who claimed that her character not thinking much of Clark is what made her different than Lana and Chloe -- only y'know, obviously she isn't that different. Almiles claimed it about Lois back in S4; but not rescently.
You can be the judge, but, after reading this you will at least agree with me, "the danger of using someone elses quote to make a point not your/my own"!
Still, could not have said it better myself!:)
:rolleyes:
I don't like complaining but I'm gonna do it anyways. Why is there this tendency for some ppl to make Chloe bigger than she already is? Not. everything. is. about. Chloe.
And another thing, THAT theory makes no frickin' sense at all. Since Smallvilleman already said why, I'm not gonna repeat myself.
~Fanny
jaime,oburg
01-31-2006, 07:18 PM
Originally posted by clana4ever
clark should of told her again and just make her stay away from lex
Yeah, agreed, I didn't see why he didn't just go that route either.He didn't really have to do anything different then keep her from Lex and the car accident but then that would have made too much sense and a very short drama free episode. ;)
SmallvilleMan
01-31-2006, 09:19 PM
I don't like complaining but I'm gonna do it anyways. Why is there this tendency for some ppl to make Chloe bigger than she already is? Not. everything. is. about. Chloe.
Yep, exactly and some people complain that it's all about Lana.... In fact, it's those same people, hmmm.
Yeah, agreed, I didn't see why he didn't just go that route either.He didn't really have to do anything different then keep her from Lex and the car accident but then that would have made too much sense and a very short drama free episode.
Because if Lex didn't get to her that day, it might have been the next or the one after that. That was his thinking
No-El
01-31-2006, 09:34 PM
Clearly this the PRO Clana thread!
SmallvilleMan
01-31-2006, 09:39 PM
Clearly this the PRO Clana thread!
WHAT? Are you calling timster and ma200 pro clana. :rotfl: Frankly, there's only one pro clana person in this thread and that's me.
No-El
01-31-2006, 09:41 PM
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
WHAT? Are you calling timster and ma200 pro clana. :rotfl: Frankly, there's only one pro clana person in this thread and that's me.
Well....One out of two isn't BAD! :p
:D
SmallvilleMan
01-31-2006, 09:44 PM
I could probably tell which pro-ship thread this is and it isn't clana or chlark. So that leaves....
enamored
01-31-2006, 09:45 PM
Look, Clana has to end to fit the mythos. Lex knows that Lana would never marry Clark unless he comes cleans to her. This means that they can never be together because it is too dangerous. Lex would know that Lana knows Clark's secret and thus she becomes a vulnerable target either putting herself in danger or being used as a hostage to make Clark spill the beans.
Not telling Lana the second time serves the purpose of finally letting Clark move on from his obsession. He will realize that she can never be his destiny. And she will move on because he still won't tell her his secrets.
SmallvilleMan
01-31-2006, 09:47 PM
Not telling Lana the second time serves the purpose of finally letting Clark move on from his obsession. He will realize that she can never be his destiny. And she will move on because he still won't tell her his secrets.
Lana moving on, because clark wouldn't tell her his secret has been done. It was called seasons 3 and 4 or at least most of it. Clark can't just move on either. They are deeply in love with each other and that's just not going to go away. Obviously it will end, but this is not it.
No-El
01-31-2006, 09:48 PM
Originally posted by enamored
Look, Clana has to end to fit the mythos. Lex knows that Lana would never marry Clark unless he comes cleans to her. This means that they can never be together because it is too dangerous. Lex would know that Lana knows Clark's secret and thus she becomes a vulnerable target either putting herself in danger or being used as a hostage to make Clark spill the beans.
Not telling Lana the second time serves the purpose of finally letting Clark move on from his obsession. He will realize that she can never be his destiny. And she will move on because he still won't tell her his secrets.
Ah, yeah a true and insightful statement!:)
~*Lois & Clark Fan*~
01-31-2006, 10:40 PM
Sorry but definitely don't agree with that theory. I think both timelines could be considered real, but the first did have a dream like quality to it.
Lois in no way put Lana in danger that makes no sense whatsoever.
IMO though Lana accepted way too fast to be believable.
Magnus1105
01-31-2006, 11:50 PM
The whole false reality thing is stupid. The 1st reality was completely real and how things would have went before Jor-el turned back time. When time was turned back that was the 2nd real reality but, things were going to be different and the future altered no matter what anyone wants to try and say. All it takes is for Clark or Lana to talk to someone a few seconds sooner or later then in the 1st reality and everything is changed because they changed the interactions of others and how and when they would have performed certain actions. Lana may have accidently bumped into some in the 2nd reality that she didn't in the 1st and now that person will be a few seconds behind her normal schedule and those few seconds could potentialy alter someone elses interactionjs as well. It works like a chain reaction.
In the 1st reality Clark told Lana and she then went to go help Lois but, for all we know she did not go in the second reality and that changed everything regarding Lois because she now had to do things with no help and that might have led to her not having time to Change into her suit and making decisions she might not have made had Lana been there.
It's the basic principal of time travel. It's always been said that if time travel were possible that it could be to dangerous to actually use it because all it would take is stepping on one bug and you could potentially alter the future because in the original timeline that bug or it's off-spring could have had some sort of purpose.
batfinx
02-01-2006, 12:07 AM
Actually that's not what I got out of Reckoning at all. Lois is the first one in danger both times; then Lana; then Jonathan. Fate goes down it's laundry list to get it's victim.
To me ti was more telling who wasn't in trouble. Who wasn't? Clark. Lex. And Chloe. (Martha wasn't either -- and she's the parent alive in SR.)
Martha is alive in Superman Returns because Singer is wisely ignoring Superman III where Martha's death is mentioned. If we go down the laundry list it seems like the most important person in Clark's future, Lois Lane, was at the top of the list. Chloe wasn't on the list because she's not in the myth at all.
I do agree that Lana saying yes and the Kents reaction seemed contrived and out of character. I'm not saying Lana might not have said yes eventually after a few days sifting through a lot of baggage connected to their relationship and finally knowing the truth. And if Clark said they weren't getting married till after college and they had jobs I could see the Kents being OK with it, otherwise no not at all. Everything was just glossed over and that's why it didn't feel real.
I can't believe the comic books were more realistic about this. Even Lois had issues she had to work through before accepting the truth and a life with Clark. She thought she was in love with a normal guy and so had to readjust to the knowledge he wasn't. The same was true on LNC. Human beings aren't light switches who just accept something life changing in a few hours.
I was so disappointed. I wanted Lana to really struggle with this and tackle some tough issues that have plagued her since childhood but we got zip. Of all the characters learning the secret I thought Lana's reaction would be the most interesting but I was way wrong :lol:
jaime,oburg
02-01-2006, 05:25 AM
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
Yep, exactly and some people complain that it's all about Lana.... In fact, it's those same people, hmmm.
Because if Lex didn't get to her that day, it might have been the next or the one after that. That was his thinking
Good point but Lex is very much aware that Clark has confided in Chloe. Lex really hasn't put Chloe in any danger. Lex cares about Lana, not Chloe so I don't think that Lana would be in any more danger then Chloe is right now.
All about Clark
02-01-2006, 01:39 PM
The simple fact for Clark is that whoever he's with will be in danger from Lex and anyone else who would come after Clark.
Lex would never give up with Lana agreeing to marry Clark. To accept Clark in this way would only happen if he revealed his secret to her and Lex knows that.
Lex does not know Chloe knows, but she still could be in danger later.
I think it would be awesome if Braniac goes after Lana, and Clark is forced to reveal himself to her in order to save her.
No-El
02-01-2006, 02:06 PM
Originally posted by ~*Lois & Clark Fan*~
Sorry but definitely don't agree with that theory. I think both timelines could be considered real, but the first did have a dream like quality to it.
Lois in no way put Lana in danger that makes no sense whatsoever.
IMO though Lana accepted way too fast to be believable.
Regarding Chiriru's Timeline Theory it seems part of your argument leans toward her theory:
1. The "Dreamlike Quality" you suggest is what she referred to as Clark's own fantasy in time.
2. The quickness/hastiness of Lana's acceptance to Clark's proposal, not to mention the parents reaction was unconventionally unrealistic, by today's moores.
jaime,oburg
02-01-2006, 03:21 PM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by All about Clark
[B]
Lex does not know Chloe knows, but she still could be in danger later.
Lex is no dummy. He tells Chloe in Mortal that he knows that she is covering up for Clark. Lex plays it cool but he is well aware that Chloe is in the know.;)
SmallvilleMan
02-01-2006, 06:13 PM
I was so disappointed. I wanted Lana to really struggle with this and tackle some tough issues that have plagued her since childhood but we got zip. Of all the characters learning the secret I thought Lana's reaction would be the most interesting but I was way wrong
That's because of the time issue. Which is another reasons why i thought the time reversal was stupid. I knew they were going to rush things, that shouldn't have been rushed.
2. The quickness/hastiness of Lana's acceptance to Clark's proposal, not to mention the parents reaction was unconventionally unrealistic, by today's moores
Why? Don't take this personally or anything, but you and the other chloe fans think it was unrealistic, because you don't know or acknowledge how much Lana loves Clark. Clark is the most important person to Lana in the world, bar none. Secondly, his parents have known how much he loves her and how much he has struggled with the decision of telling her. Plus, like they said, he's a grown man and can make his own choices.
Hoshi_Reed
02-01-2006, 09:21 PM
Well the problem with Lana accepting is the fact that she isn't the type to, it isn't in her original character traits.
She is the equivalent of a man who has said that they would be uncomfortable having to shower with a gay man and found out that the love of their life was once a man.
Most men who have already spoken out that gays make them uncomfortable would lump gays and transexuals into the same group and run for the hills.
Lana has been protrayed as someone who doesn't feel comfortable with meteor freaks AND aliens. Love wouldn't change her mind that quickly, if at all.
I've meet a few military men who had previously said that this one guy was the greatest friend they could ever have but as soon as they found out he was gay they didn't want to stay friends. Most couldn't see the fact that he was still the same person. The truth colored how they saw him and changed everything. One had even wished that they had been brothers and couldn't overcome the truth.
SmallvilleMan
02-01-2006, 09:26 PM
Lana has been protrayed as someone who doesn't feel comfortable with meteor freaks AND aliens. Love wouldn't change her mind that quickly, if at all.
That's not true at all, imo. All she ever said was that she would be a little freaked out. Secondly, all of that changes when it comes to Clark. Like I said, Clark is the most important person in her life and she loves him very much. And that is the only thing that has been proven.
I've meet a few military men who had previously said that this one guy was the greatest friend they could ever have but as soon as they found out he was gay they didn't want to stay friends. Most couldn't see the fact that he was still the same person. The truth colored how they saw him and changed everything. One had even wished that they had been brothers and couldn't overcome the truth.
Well, that's very sad. Some people realize that certain things don't change who you really are and Lana is one of those people.
BoSoxJim
02-01-2006, 09:41 PM
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
That's not true at all, imo. All she ever said was that she would be a little freaked out. Secondly, all of that changes when it comes to Clark. Like I said, Clark is the most important person in her life and she loves him very much. And that is the only thing that has been proven.
Well, that's very sad. Some people realize that certain things don't change who you really are and Lana is one of those people.
IF:
1. Clark is the most important thing in her life and,
2. Everything that Lana has seen him do and heard of him doing is honorable, then....
why the heck does she keep harping on the fact that he's keeping someting from her and using that as the reason she can't be with him.
can't she just look at him and say, you know in my entire lifetime (that i can remember) he has always been good to me and all those around him.
what if he were in the gov't relocation program??? then he really couldn't tell her as it involved his whole family (granted jk running fo rsenate would essentially put the cabosh on that but you get the point). or something else like that.
ok, the Kal thing didn't help but cut the guy a break. i think a guy who habitually saves your life and your closest friends deserves a secret or two.
i mean lois has even told her basically to get over it. if you really love the guy then just accept there is something he can't tell you (which is why lois is the better woman for him)
just look at lana's other relationships and tell me how they rated compared to clark.
so i guess she's not as accepting as some may think.
i mean do the pros and cons of clark versus any other smallville/or other locale dude you can think of. i'm pretty sure clark will win out every time.
and smallvilleman, all of these points weren't directed to you but sometimes i get a little too carried away. sorry. :o
SmallvilleMan
02-01-2006, 09:53 PM
why the heck does she keep harping on the fact that he's keeping someting from her and using that as the reason she can't be with him.
Because it tells her that he can't trust her. She wants to be with him, but can't if she thinks he can't trust her. Lana wants to marry Clark and would if she knew everything, which is a fact.
can't she just look at him and say, you know in my entire lifetime (that i can remember) he has always been good to me and all those around him.
Except he hasn't always been good, he ditched her for Jesse on a date. Left her at the airport by herself and forced kissed her. Now we all know Clark has great explanations for why, but he doesn't tell her. See, what Clark doesn't understand, is that he can explain things well enough, without giving up his secret. His stupid explanations, like "it's too complicated" or "you don't understand" make her mad. All he has to do is explain it correctly and she wouldn't say anything.
i mean lois has even told her basically to get over it. if you really love the guy then just accept there is something he can't tell you (which is why lois is the better woman for him
Lois didn't tell her that, not all. Lana wants to be with Clark and the only thing that's stopping them, is his secret. Which is why she wants to know, so there's no road block between them.
just look at lana's other relationships and tell me how they rated compared to clark.
They don't compare, because the only one's she ever loved is Clark.
BoSoxJim
02-01-2006, 10:30 PM
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
Because it tells her that he can't trust her. She wants to be with him, but can't if she thinks he can't trust her. Lana wants to marry Clark and would if she knew everything, which is a fact.
Then HE is not the most impoortant thing in the world to her.
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
Except he hasn't always been good, he ditched her for Jesse on a date. Left her at the airport by herself and forced kissed her. Now we all know Clark has great explanations for why, but he doesn't tell her. See, what Clark doesn't understand, is that he can explain things well enough, without giving up his secret. His stupid explanations, like "it's too complicated" or "you don't understand" make her mad. All he has to do is explain it correctly and she wouldn't say anything.
OK, he has shown her he's not perfect. However, take those negatives against hsi positives and he still looks like a winner to me. (if i were a gorl that is, or of another persuasion...oh whatever).
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
Lois didn't tell her that, not all. Lana wants to be with Clark and the only thing that's stopping them, is his secret. Which is why she wants to know, so there's no road block between them.
I know those weren't her exact words but it was the jist of her talk. Damn! Now I have to go back and find the episode.
I'm never getting another minute of sleep, EVER!!! Damn you KryptonSite!!!! :D
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
They don't compare, because the only one's she ever loved is Clark.
Then what is she doing????
It's official:
Lois is to ding-dongs as Lana is to yo-yos!
CK&CK
02-01-2006, 11:46 PM
Posted by BosoxJim
Then what is she doing????
It's official:
Lois is to ding-dongs as Lana is to yo-yos!
She's doing what TPTB have always had her do......fufill their self appointed honor of having chosen Lana's title of "Smallville's Most Beautiful Resident" ( I really believe this is what goes on in Al "the Ghoul" Gough's Brain) by dating and conquering everything and anything in pants. Next on the hit list.......is......our very own Lex.
Host Al Gough: "Lexy Boy!......Come on Down! And Let's Play the Pink is Right!" ( or is that Ripe? I could have sworn Lionel once said something about Lana being succulent fruit that's ready to be plucked? Clark (on plucking Lana's succulent fruit) would probably just say........"been there.....done that".
But at least Lexana will be interesting to watch......if the writters don't screw it up that is. So far they've done great in my opinion.
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Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
They don't compare, because the only one's she ever loved is Clark.
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If they don't compare......then what does it say about Lana that she was willing to give the pink up to Jason rather than lose him? Jason's the one who put the brakes on for Gods sake............Now....since Clark is the hero of the story......he would have most likely won out in a flat out "Lana Picks One" Contest....(one from many I might add).........but "doesn't compare?" or "is the only one she's ever loved"......sounds a bit much. There's a difference between coming up short (next to Clark)......and selling someone short. Either that or Lana (just like Clark) doesn't really know what true love is. And I think that would mean that Clark was probably right in his comment to Chloe about their being too young right now.
SmallvilleMan
02-02-2006, 07:53 AM
If they don't compare......then what does it say about Lana that she was willing to give the pink up to Jason rather than lose him? Jason's the one who put the brakes on for Gods sake............Now....since Clark is the hero of the story......he would have most likely won out in a flat out "Lana Picks One" Contest....(one from many I might add).........but "doesn't compare?" or "is the only one she's ever loved"......sounds a bit much. There's a difference between coming up short (next to Clark)......and selling someone short. Either that or Lana (just like Clark) doesn't really know what true love is. And I think that would mean that Clark was probably right in his comment to Chloe about their being too young right now.
Pink Up? What? So Clark and Lana don't know what true love is and you do? There is no definition of true love, only the definition people make of themselves. Correct me if i'm wrong, but how many times did Lana say she loved Jason? I'll give you a hint, 0 + 0= the times Lana said she loved Jason. She was willing to give Jason sex, because she has abandonment issues. Lastly, because you're willing to give someone sex, doesn't mean you love them. If that were case, especially in high school, then there would be A LOT of people in love.
All about Clark
02-02-2006, 01:33 PM
I not only agree with SmallvilleMan but believe that Clark has always been the one for her. No matter what happens, they are each drawn to each other. And even if she thinks she can walk away from Clark, she won't be able to. She can play with Lex, but she will still love Clark as he's the only one she's ever loved.
And to say she wouldn't accept his alien part or marriage proposal, I don't agree. Even in Magnetic she completely accepted the meteor freak, which tells me her initial warriness of aliens/meteor freaks is dissipating.
Slytherin Princess
02-02-2006, 04:39 PM
i dunno... it's kinda hard calling their relationship "love". if anything, i call it "infatuation".
liny06
02-02-2006, 04:58 PM
All that posted in red sounds like someone desperately stretching to give Chloe some importance
:lol: i know this might be a little off-topic as of now, since we are pretty much talking about other things clana-related now, but i gotta say that i totally agree with this. what is with this chloe-being-lois theory?
i mean, i dont have anything against chloe...but come on. lets stop trying to blind ourselves from the truth.
Slytherin Princess
02-02-2006, 05:01 PM
Originally posted by liny06
:lol: i know this might be a little off-topic as of now, since we are pretty much talking about other things clana-related now, but i gotta say that i totally agree with this. what is with this chloe-being-lois theory?
i mean, i dont have anything against chloe...but come on. lets stop trying to blind ourselves from the truth.
yeah... i don't have anything against chloe either, but the whole chloe=lois thing is just silly.
Daphne
02-02-2006, 05:20 PM
How much can she really love clark if she's running off to comfort Lex during the celebration party. Give me a break.
SmallvilleMan
02-02-2006, 07:47 PM
How much can she really love clark if she's running off to comfort Lex during the celebration party. Give me a break.
So if you really love someone you can't have friends and go see them? You have to be attached to your loved ones side? Puh-lease, Lana is his friend!
Slytherin Princess
02-02-2006, 08:14 PM
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
Lana is his friend!
well, according to the writers and the cast, lex and lana are going to be more than friends. :D
Chiriru
02-02-2006, 08:25 PM
Guys - this is about CLANA, keep it on the CLANA. There are other places of Lois and Chloe and Chlois and ya'll should talk about them in the appropriate places, not take them out of the appropriate places, and don't feed the trolls who are disreguarding the rules. Thanks.
superman8
02-04-2006, 08:20 PM
ClAnA WiLl LiVe FoReVeR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wHeN sHe SaId YeS i ThInK I sToPeD bReAtHiNg LiTtErAlY!!!!!!!!! LoVe= ClAnA
~*Lois & Clark Fan*~
02-04-2006, 08:36 PM
^Typing like that is really hard to read.
Originally posted by SmallvilleMan
So if you really love someone you can't have friends and go see them? You have to be attached to your loved ones side? Puh-lease, Lana is his friend!
Why the heck would she run out in the middle of her boyfriend's father's election party? Someone made the point of why is she giving Lex the time of day knowing that Clark doesn't trust him.
I mean it's good if she's trying to give Lex the benefit of the doubt, but to run off during Jonathan's party :\
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