I have this question for all of you to answer. i don't think there is one easy answer so that's why I feel it can be interesting.
I saw someone post that Jor-el is cruel and is the direct cause of the death of Jonathan, that HE set the chain of events that led to Johnathan's death. Personally, I think that Jor-el isn't directly related to these events and that it's truly nature that tried to reach a balance, as he said. So, do you think the "grave consequence" that Jor-El was talking about was his will, or did he knew it was going to happen and told Clark, muck like an oracle?
I saw someone post that Jor-el is cruel and is the direct cause of the death of Jonathan, that HE set the chain of events that led to Johnathan's death. Personally, I think that Jor-el isn't directly related to these events and that it's truly nature that tried to reach a balance, as he said. So, do you think the "grave consequence" that Jor-El was talking about was his will, or did he knew it was going to happen and told Clark, muck like an oracle?
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