I'm a bit disappointed that TPTB feel that Clark must become a non-entity, separated from his past to become Superman.
I just don't think having reminders of the past prevents someone from embracing their future.
- He gives up his father's watch in Reunion. Why was that necessary?
- He says "Clark Kent is just a name"
- He decides to sell the farm. Why not discuss it with his mother or hold onto the farm as a respite. It's not like he can't afford to hold onto the farm if he wants it -- there's two incomes and a billionaire friend to help out if needed.
I just don't think having reminders of the past prevents someone from embracing their future.
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