That is right.
You know, Lex saying "Clark! My father just died and you are already breaking and entering ?" is one of my favorites. For once Lex approaches Clark and accuses him immediately. And rightly so. The number of times Clark broke into the mansion - never bothering about irrelant things like hidden cameras.
And we saw it in this scene again: Lex does not call his guards to "guide" Clark out - as he did with Lois for example. No, he enters a verbal duel until Clark leaves on his own. Why?
You know, Lex saying "Clark! My father just died and you are already breaking and entering ?" is one of my favorites. For once Lex approaches Clark and accuses him immediately. And rightly so. The number of times Clark broke into the mansion - never bothering about irrelant things like hidden cameras.
And we saw it in this scene again: Lex does not call his guards to "guide" Clark out - as he did with Lois for example. No, he enters a verbal duel until Clark leaves on his own. Why?
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