I was reading this again, and knew I commented on it, but it never showed up! No wonder you never said anything,cause you always do. ;P So. It's all good though.
First.
Clark. I don't like oatmeal either. At least, not the american way with sugar and syrup. Nope. It's better with salt and pepper, like any good celt would eat it! *snerks* (well it is, really). (At least I think so.)
The thought that the children of the children living today might suffer because of his desire for immediate gain…all he could see was Clark’s face, Clark in pain, and his mouth twisted. Shit.
Oh, look how you have changed, Lex? And he knows it, doesn't he, poor dear, yes - because you tell us he does. And he just doesn't know how to deal with it except--push it aside. Compartmentalize. Rationalize.
You’re impatient. You were impatient before, and you’re still impatient.”
Word. Clark always will be. How could he not? He can move so quickly, think far more quickly -- it's just natural that he'd want instant gratification. From everything and everyone.
Hah. Oh he hates Lex, doesn't he? Because Lex won't tell him what he really knows is the truth. Not father. Not brothers. More. And Lex knows it too, else why would he want to kick himself for repeating that line? It didn't work before.
He knows it's not going to work now.
I did wonder why Lex never called Martha -- but not for long. How could he? He'd have to give Clark up then, and regardless of how messed up things are, there's just no way he wants that to happen ever.
I love Lex so much. Such a control freak.
(love you too, for writing this and showing it and making it seem real.:)
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1/9/07 05:44 am (UTC)First.
Clark. I don't like oatmeal either. At least, not the american way with sugar and syrup. Nope. It's better with salt and pepper, like any good celt would eat it! *snerks* (well it is, really). (At least I think so.)
Oh, look how you have changed, Lex? And he knows it, doesn't he, poor dear, yes - because you tell us he does. And he just doesn't know how to deal with it except--push it aside. Compartmentalize. Rationalize.
Word. Clark always will be. How could he not? He can move so quickly, think far more quickly -- it's just natural that he'd want instant gratification. From everything and everyone.
Hah. Oh he hates Lex, doesn't he? Because Lex won't tell him what he really knows is the truth. Not father. Not brothers. More. And Lex knows it too, else why would he want to kick himself for repeating that line? It didn't work before.
He knows it's not going to work now.
I did wonder why Lex never called Martha -- but not for long. How could he? He'd have to give Clark up then, and regardless of how messed up things are, there's just no way he wants that to happen ever.
I love Lex so much. Such a control freak.
(love you too, for writing this and showing it and making it seem real.:)