[reviews] A man who wouldn't

... have a thing for characters who become mesmerized and fascinated with things/places/people and Lex played that very well especially as he's finally, finally getting close to the end of his quest. Namath and Sageeth (?) mythology is also fun (although I noticed they didn't acknowledge the bracelet that's supposed to be Lois). I don't know, I think this show would have worked better to, in terms ...

New Year's Eve, Fortress of Solitude...

... think I wanted that war, and all that blood? I tried to fight it, my destiny.  My destiny fought back, and won.' 'It was our destiny,' said Superman. 'My destiny to be Naman, and yours to be Sageeth. The balance of good and evil.' 'Good and evil?  With all the good on your side, and all the evil on mine?  That is not balance.' 'What is it?' asked Superman. 'Look into your heart, and ...

... they mean Lex and I are supposed to – ” Clark cut himself off, the image of Naman and Sageeth was one he’d been trying desperately to avoid lately – the thought of it now left him ... for support, enriched by Lex’s power. Perfect. Perfect eqilibrium. Perfect balance. The image of Naman and Sageeth came to him then, the same as always but completely altered. Betrayal to balance, enemies to lovers, ...