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<blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 1999096" data-attributes="member: 5100">Yeah.&nbsp; I noticed that last week.&nbsp; Clark gets on red kryptonite, goes to Metropolis and plays gang-banger and crook for a summer, getting him back nearly kills Johnathon, and all is forgiven.&nbsp; Johnathon can't tell Clark often enough how little responsibility Clark bears for the whole matter.&nbsp;Then, Clark finds a girl he really likes.&nbsp; She really likes him and knows his secret.&nbsp; He believes whole-heartedly that she might be &quot;the one&quot;, but takes things very slowly and cautiously because his parents have reservations.&nbsp; Then, he gets hit be red kryptonite, and instead of being a criminal, he gets married because he wants to be with this girl and he does nothing else wrong.&nbsp; She was a stabilizing influence on Clark under red kryptonite -- that should be held in her favor.&nbsp;IMO, Martha and Johnathon are either huge hypocrits or their entire objection to Alicia was a poorly written plot device.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercule, post: 1999096, member: 5100"] Yeah. I noticed that last week. Clark gets on red kryptonite, goes to Metropolis and plays gang-banger and crook for a summer, getting him back nearly kills Johnathon, and all is forgiven. Johnathon can't tell Clark often enough how little responsibility Clark bears for the whole matter. Then, Clark finds a girl he really likes. She really likes him and knows his secret. He believes whole-heartedly that she might be "the one", but takes things very slowly and cautiously because his parents have reservations. Then, he gets hit be red kryptonite, and instead of being a criminal, he gets married because he wants to be with this girl and he does nothing else wrong. [b]She was a stabilizing influence on Clark under red kryptonite[/b] -- that should be held in her favor. IMO, Martha and Johnathon are either huge hypocrits or their entire objection to Alicia was a poorly written plot device. [/QUOTE]

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