How is Lana?
It's been really tough. She could use some moral support.
I sent her a card.
Nothing says "I love you" more than a $1.50 piece of cardboard.
Criminal Minds · Season 1, Episode 15
“Unfinished Business” · Season 1, Episode 15
In this episode: Dean Winchester (940), Damon Salvatore (715), Sam Winchester (665), Olivia Benson (637), Stephen Fry (608), Narrator (554), Clark Kent (523), Nate (486)
How is Lana?
It's been really tough. She could use some moral support.
I sent her a card.
Nothing says "I love you" more than a $1.50 piece of cardboard.
Clark, he knows your secret.
I can't let him turn Lex into a vegetable just for that.
You can't trust him.
And you've never given him a chance.
And you give him too many. You think it's easy keeping a lid on your secret? I've got to think about it every time we're around other people to make sure I don't slip. I've got to remember to say "meteor rock" instead of "kryptonite". And I always got to cover your unexplained exits.
Pete, I'm sorry. You've never said anything.
Clark, that's not the point. The point is that I got your back. But Lex won't.
Welcome back to being normal, Clark. Kind of sucks, doesn't it?
One thing I learned from my accident is that you can't go through something like this alone.
Lana, just because I'm blind doesn't mean the issues between us have disappeared. This doesn't change anything.
I was just offering a helping hand, Clark. But I won't make that mistake again.
Whoever said absence makes the heart grow fonder obviously hasn't met the two of you.
Mr. Luthor, what's this about?
We had what I assumed was a private conversation, but imagine my surprise to have Lex throw my very own words right back in my face. You led me to believe, Miss Sullivan, that, uh, you were no longer in communication with Lex.
Well, I'm not. But thank you for the wildly offensive insinuation. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm on a deadline.
Not anymore. Your column at the Daily Planet's been cancelled.
What?
All right, all right. Here's the deal. You tell me everything you fed to Lex, I'll let things stand.
I told you I'm not Lex's source. And while I'm sure you could kill my column, this is not the only piece I'm working on for the Daily Planet. I know I could interest them in a story about an eccentric billionaire with an obsessive interest in a Kansas farm boy.
You threatening me? I'd be careful, Miss Sullivan. Very careful.
I'll be whatever I want. Apparently, I don't work for you anymore.
Believe it or not, Clark, I was trying to help you.
Oh, by spying on me.
No, by just trying to understand why he's so intrigued with you.
And if the Torch got a few new computers and you made a name for yourself at the Daily Planet, that was okay too. For all the times you accused me of keeping secrets, how could you do this to me?!
He just... he caught me at an especially bad time. And I caved. I've been trying to get out of it ever since, but when people like Lionel Luthor have you, they don't want to let go. You know, I thought that you out of all people would understand making a stupid decision in a moment of weakness. But I guess I was wrong.
Clark. Your parents are ready to start gluing your picture to milk cartons. How'd you get out here, anyhow?
I walked. Turns out I do know every inch of this farm. I really didn't mean to scare them, but I couldn't take all the noise.
So your mega-hearing thing's back.
Suddenly I'm the ultimate eavesdropper.
You know, what can I say? Chicks dig a hero.
Uh-huh.
Hope you don't mind I'm bending the truth a little bit.
Pete, look who you're talking to. The master truth-bender.
You're not the same person you used to be.
Kind of like if I moved to Metropolis and became a motorcycle-riding party animal and told you to get out of my life. Kind of like that, right?
Well, I obviously didn't know what I was getting myself into. Just seems to be a nasty habit that I've picked up lately.
I'm starting to get a complex. It seems all the women I find even remotely appealing turn out to be psychopaths.
Birds of a feather.
You don't understand. You don't know what it's like to be so different, to see things other kids can't see, to feel and to think about things they can't even imagine.
Molly, Garner's not helping you.
He made me feel normal, and I never thought that could happen. Now, if someone gave you that chance, wouldn't you protect them, too?
Freaky Ninja Girls and all!
What do you think?
I think Norman Bates would be right at home here.
I had a vision of you too when you grabbed me in the hallway.
What do you mean? What'd you see?
Like you don't have an end like other people. It's like you live forever.
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