I have to applaud you, Lana.
I raised my son to have a willpower that couldn't be broken by anything.
Except his love for you, apparently.
- What do you want from me? - The stone.
- That one Lionel gave you. - Lionel?
He never gave me...
I'm gonna find it whether you help me or not.
Clark! It's okay, it's just a bad dream.
You scared the daylights out of us, yelling like that.
You kept yelling, "It's coming!" over and over.
She was coming at me, it happened so quickly.
I don't even remember stabbing her.
Lana, I want you to take a deep breath and try to relax.
Lex, a woman is dead because of me.
- I killed her. - No, no. You had no choice.
You did what anyone would do if their life was at stake.
I have to tell Jason.
- She was his mother. - I'll deal with Jason.
Lex, there's a body in my apartment.
I have to go the police. I have to tell them what happened.
Lana, I'm not sure that's such a wise idea.
Genevieve Teague was a powerful woman.
Married to an extremely powerful lawyer. Even though it's clearly self defense
Edward Teague is gonna make sure the jury sees otherwise.
What's gonna happen to me?
I'm gonna go to prison.
No.
I've retained one of the best defense attorneys in the country.
And once he arrives from New York we'll go to the authorities.
Okay. Thank you.
You have to trust me.
Until the lawyer arrives, I want you to stay here and talk to no one.
My purse. Where's my purse?
Don't worry. It's still there.
I'd never take it from you.
Mr. Luthor. We have a situation.
It's gonna be okay.
I can't help but feel this is some kind of warning.
Clark, it was nothing but a bad dream.
You used to have nightmares all the time when you were little, remember?
This time is different.
It felt so real.
And if it is a warning, I need to do something.
Yeah, what you need to do is you need to get some shuteye
so that you're not half asleep tomorrow when they hand you that diploma.
Your dad's right. Don't let a nightmare spoil your high school graduation.
Nightmare?
So that's what all this commotion is about?
Lois.
You know, if it makes you feel any better, I have 'em all the time.
I had this one last week... really scary.
This guy wearing a red cape.
That sounds horrible, Lois.
Yeah. There's something I wanted to tell all you guys
I just didn't know when to, so I guess two in the morning is good as time as any.
What is it, Lois?
The general's recruited me on a recon mission
to track down my sister, the grifter, in Europe.
So, we are headed for Heidelberg tomorrow.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Clark, I know how devastated you must be
but if you could just keep your tears to a minimum, I'd appreciate it.
I'll try.
Thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent, I just wanted to say thanks for everything.
You guys are like the mom and dad I've always wanted to have.
Lois, we want you to know that you're welcome back here any time.
- Actually... - We'll all miss you, Lois.
I'll miss you all too.
Him... not so much.
I thought I'd do Miss Lang a favor and tidy up the place a bit.
She left it quite a mess, quite a mess.
What are you looking for, dad?
The good housekeeping seal of approval?
You know, for a woman without a heart,
Genevieve Teague certainly did have a lot of blood.
You didn't come here to do a postmortem on Genevieve Teague.
What is it you want?
I'd like to offer a trade.
Lana Lang's freedom in exchange for the artifact she has in her possession.
Dad, don't you think your search for these three ancient stones
is starting to border on the fanatical?
Let me remind you, Lex.
It was you who looted the ruins of Egypt.
Oh, to get your hands on one of those stones.
Trust me, Lana Lang has nothing to do with this.
Oh, so chivalrous of you.
You are the gallant hero trying to protect the damsel in distress.
I'm warning you.
Leave her alone.
But all your life, you've had a tendency to let the damsel lead you
straight into the mouth of the dragon.
Your feelings for Miss Lang...
Don't let them cripple your common sense, son.
I expect to see that stone by noon tomorrow.
It would be a shame if Genevieve's corpse
were delivered to the sheriff with Lana Lang's DNA as postage.
Sir? You better take a look at the right ascension.
How long has there been activity?
There was nothing there ten seconds ago. It just came out of nowhere.
My God, it's headed straight for Earth.
I realize hand-eye coordination isn't one of your strong suits.
Here, let me help you with that.
Lois, I'm not sure what I'm gonna do without you.
Come on, Clark, your future's laid out
right in front of you, you're gonna go to community college
major in agriculture, probably minor in law enforcement.
Then you and Lana are gonna have a nice little church wedding.
Excuse me?
It's written in the stars and you know it.
It's a matter of time before you join the bowling league, take over the family farm
and then, well, you and Lana can bring little Clark Jr. into the world.
- I think you're hallucinating. - No.
Hallucinating would be imagining Clark Kent going off
to the big city to make his mark in the world.
I'm just being realistic.
Lois, what are your big plans after Europe? You're gonna go back to school?
Maybe actually stay a little while?
I have a feeling that if I'm gonna get an education it's gonna be in the real world.
You know, I took this career test in some magazine.
It said that my perfect job would be radio disc jockey.
That makes sense, you talk enough. There won't be any dead air.
You mock me now, Smallville, but you just wait and see.
Journalism. You ever thought about that?
You wrote some half decent articles in your short lived career at the Torch.
Nah, kill me first, even if I could spell
the last thing I'd wanna do is spent my time in a newsroom.
With my luck, I'd probably end up across the desk
from the most bumbling reporter on the masthead.
You know what?
You actually look handsome for a change.
I'll take that as a compliment.
Look, I know we've had our disagreements in the past.
And I will be the first to admit that
I've made my own little hobby to bust your chops.
Gotten used to it.
Besides, I know I haven't been the most gracious host.
Look, I just want you to know, Clark,
that when I'm sitting in the audience today at your graduation
and you stand up on that stage in front of all those people,
I wanna be looking up at you and thinking one thing.
What's that?
Please, God, don't let him trip.
See you.
Darren Cooper.
- Congratulations! - Thank you.
Caroline Treese.
Cody Davis.
Erica Feldman.
Lauren Feldman.
- Did you see Lana yet? - Still no sign.
I'm starting to get worried. Lana's never so much as had a tardy.
She's not gonna miss her high school graduation.
She'll be here.
Last row!
Michael Hall.
Holly Harold.
Tanya Hart.
Kate Horton.
Michael Hoover.
Hannah Jacobs.
Michelle Jewel.
Oh, there's Clark.
Clark Kent!
Lana Lang.
Have you seen her?
Lana Lang.
Attention! Stay calm!
By order of the Federal Emergency Decree
all non essential personnel must evacuate the area within a 50-mile radius.
In approximately three hours,
a meteor shower is predicted to hit Smallville.
Ladies and gentlemen, please...
Oh, my God.
Not again.
Please remain calm.
There's no need to panic.
Please proceed to your homes and carry only necessary items.
Hey, Clark. Can you believe it?
Twice in 16 years, I mean, this is crazy!
Smallville's gotta have some sort of extraterrestrial bulls eye on it!
That's pretty weird, huh?
Well, there's gotta be some kind of connection in the cosmos.
I mean, this is not just a coincidence.
I'm sure there's some sort of explanation.
Well, there's just something in Smallville that is screaming for celestial attention.
I mean, lightening does not strike twice in the same place
without some kind of lightning rod, right?
I just wonder what that is.
I'm not sure, but we don't much time. We need to find Lana.
You're right, and if anyone can find her with moments to spare, it's you, Clark.
Why did you say that?
I don't know, because you have a way of getting things done
in half the time a normal person gets things done.
And I'm not normal?
No, of course you're normal, Clark.
You're as normal as they come. Now, let's hurry and find Lana.
I'm sure she's already out of town. They've evacuated half of the county.
They probably saw her running in late and told her to leave town.
What's exactly you two need to do right now.
Thanks for the tip, now listen to me, Smallville
if there's one thing that the general has taught me
he's taught me that you cannot panic in times of crisis.
Do you hear me? Okay, whatever happens you have to stay calm.
You cannot panic, because if you lose your cool, then...
- Lois! - What?
- You're panicking. - Fine.
Clark, where the hell have you been? We gotta pack up!
I've been looking for Lana everywhere. I can't find her.
Sweetheart, she's probably already been evacuated.
I want you to go up to your room and pack everything that's necessary,
your mom and I will take care of everything down here.
No, I gotta do something first.
Don't think for a second this is your fault.
I came to Smallville in a meteor shower.
Now it's happening again and it's all because of me.
There is absolutely nothing you could have done to prevent this.
We don't know that. There's gotta be something I can do.
Clark, you don't have time.
I don't have a choice.
Lex, what are you doing here?
I wanted to offer you and your parents
safe passage out of here in a LuthorCorp jet.
The roads will be pretty ugly soon.
Thanks, but I think we'll be okay.
Clark, why take the risk?
The first meteor shower caused me irrevocable damage.
Trust me, you don't want to be anywhere near here when the next one hits.
Thanks, Lex, but I think my dad's gonna wanna
pack up the truck with as much as we can take.
I understand.
Some things simply can't be replaced.
Clark, my scientists have identified what seems to be
an inner chamber inside the cave wall.
Really?
I was wondering if your research into the cave might have turned up anything similar
No, Lex, why are you so interested in the caves
when there's a natural disaster headed our way?
If anything in this town is irreplaceable, it's those caves.
They've been around for thousands of years and they can very well be destroyed...
Well, let's hope they're not.
I really need to get to helping my parents.
Good luck, Lex.
Thanks, Clark, but I don't believe in luck.
It's our wits and our fortitude to keep us safe.
And I'm sure you have more than enough of both.
Stay safe.
You're my father.
Talk to me.
Tell me what you've done!
It was you who brought this upon yourself, Kal-El.
What did I do?
I sent you here to unite three elements.
The stones? They have nothing to do with me!
But they do, Kal-El.
For the knowledge of the universe is meant for you only.
Yet you chose to deny your heritage.
Today, you will witness the consequences.
- Then you sent the meteor shower? - I have done nothing, Kal-El.
Human blood has stained one of the elements
and awakened a great danger from the darkness of space.
What can I do to stop it?
There is nothing you can do to prevent what is already in motion.
But the meteor shower is just beginning, Kal-El.
I warned you that the elements could not fall into the hands of a human.
The three must become one.
It is the only way to save Earth from total annihilation.
I don't know where they are!
I don't have time to find them!
If you don't unite them at once you, my son, will be seared
by a fire from the sky even you can't survive.
The future of mankind rests in your hands, Kal-El.
Please. Help me, I can't do this alone!
I can't believe I almost forgot this!
That's great, sweetheart, I almost have the truck all loaded up.
Great!
Shelby, load up.
Clark, great.
Would you help me secure the truck?
- You'd have to go without me. - What?
Do I have to remind you, Clark, that the last time
we had a meteor shower, it was full of Kryptonite?
If the same thing happens today, it could kill you. You have to come with us.
- I spoke to Jor-El. - No.
He told me I have to find the other two stones right now.
- And unite them with the one in the cave. - No. You're my son!
You're not gonna go on some kind of suicide mission.
Clark, you might be stronger than steel but you're not invincible.
I know, dad.
But I'm the only one who can do this.
Alright.
But I want you to listen to me right now.
All the years that your mother and I spent raising you
from a wide-eyed toddler running around on this farm
to the man who is standing in front of me right now
was for this moment.
You do this, son. You make us proud.
Those meteors can kill him, Jonathan.
I know that, sweetheart.
But if we have faith in our son then we can't let that faith waver now.
Lana, I thought you already evacuated.
- Are you okay? - I'm scared.
Lana, I know this meteor shower must bring up some painful memories for you
but this time is different.
- We have warning and we'll be safe. - No, I'm not so sure.
Clark, I don't know what's going to happen to me.
I want you to have this.
Where did you get this?
In China.
Whatever it is, whatever it means,
I somehow know that it's meant for you.
Is this blood?
Remember all those times that I asked you for an explanation
but you said you couldn't give me one?
That I had to trust you?
Well, this time I need you to trust me.
Lana, my parents are about to leave right now. Go with them. You'll be safe.
- I can't. - You have to.
Clark, I need you to know
that whatever happens, I will never forget you.
Lana, you're talking like we're never gonna see each other again.
I love you.
I love you too.
Goodbye.
Chloe, even though you won't hear from me for a while
I want you to know that I'm okay.
I thought we agreed you wouldn't talk to anyone.
I have to let my friends know that I'm alright.
Lana, I understand you not want anyone to worry but you have to trust me.
Now, I assume the stone is still safe.
As safe as can be.
Well, let's keep it that way. I'll put it in my vault.
Why?
A chopper is being fueled to evacuate you to Metropolis
where you'll stay at a hotel until your lawyer arrives.
It's probably best not to travel with the murder weapon.
I understand that, Lex, but I'd rather hold on to it.
Lana, that object is what prosecutors
fondly refer to as the smoking gun.
Now, I'll do anything I can to protect you
including supporting whatever story of self-defense you wanna run with.
It's not a story, Lex.
I would never murder somebody.
Of course not.
Lana...
I trust you.
Now you have to trust me with that stone.
I'm sorry, Lex, but I can't do that.
Jason?
Jason!
Shelby, no.
I'm having what you can call a rough day.
Why don't you just calm down, son?
Where is Clark?
He's not here.
Look, why don't you put down the shotgun and we'll talk about it?
Tell me where he is!
Why would Lana be at Lex's mansion when she's supposed to evacuate?
I don't know, but I could swear that was Lex's voice in the background.
She sounds like she's in trouble, Lois.
I can't abandon her, I mean the mansion is just right around that bend.
Unless you have a jet pack in your purse, we're not going anywhere.
Emergency vehicles only. Turn the car around and exit the evac zone immediately.
Well, our friend could be trapped inside.
We're just gonna go grab her and then come right back.
I'm sorry, ma'am. No one gets through.
We're way too close to turn away.
Hey, soldier!
Is this a road block or a lemonade stand you got here?
Wait a second, I recognize you. You're the...
Daughter of General Lane. You might have heard of him.
He talks real loud, smokes a stogie.
This barricade, it should be perpendicular to the road.
Those channelizers should be further apart and unless I need glasses
there should be reflectors on those I-beams.
Yes, ma'am, I understand, but I can't let you through.
You're a cub scout out here, soldier.
Where's your den mother, baking brownies?
What happened to your survival instincts, dad?
Fire and brimstone are about to rain down from the sky
and you're sipping a cocktail like it's Sunday at the country club.
I am aware of the imminent danger, Lex, but I'm not about to leave
without knowing that my son is alright.
Come on, who's kidding who?
You're not about to leave without the element.
I hate to disappoint you, but I haven't even seen Lana Lang.
She's probably on the run, halfway to Costa Rica by now.
Oh, a face like Lana Lang's isn't easy to hide.
It's a matter of time before she catches the attention of some customs official.
Alright.
Agree to leave her alone
and I'll give you something you desperately need.
I am a blessed man, Lex, I need very little in life.
I wonder, what good is a key if you don't know where the lock is?
Wise observation, why do you think any of this applies to me?
You have one of the elements, dad. That much is clear.
What you don't have is the knowledge of where it belongs.
I can help you, take you there right now.
I wish it were true, Lex, but I don't have the stone.
Mr. Luthor, what happened?
Get J.D. and take my father upstairs.
- Mr. Luthor, we're evacuating... - Do it!
Can you hear me, dad?
Before you leave this earth, I want you to know
you did create the son you always wanted.
Come on, hurry up!
Jason, let Martha go. She doesn't know anything about any of this.
Oh, a mother always knows her son's deep, dark secrets.
Now, where does he keep the stones?
Why would Clark know anything about ancient stones?
Alright, that's it!
Well, let's see, when I ran into your son in Shanghai
I decided to do a little homework on my own.
And the more I dug, the more Clark Kent's name just kept poppin' up!
Sit down!
Now, was it coincidence that the symbols were burned into your field?
- I don't know what you're talking. - Jason!
What about Clark's connection with Bridgette Crosby?
- I don't know. - She had one of the artifacts!
I suppose that was just a coincidence too.
None of that makes any difference now!
You know, when my mother came to Smallville
she thought The Luthors would lead her to the stones, but she was wrong.
It was a farm boy.
The one who has no record of ever been born.
He's more connected to those stones than any of us.
There is a meteor shower about to tear this town apart!
You need to get to your mother, get her to safety!
Don't you think I know that? I can't find her anywhere!
But I'll tell you one thing.
When I do find my mother, I'll finally be able to give her the one thing
she's been searching for all these years.
Now tell me where the stones are!
- I'll meet you in Metropolis! - What? You're not coming?
I have a pressing matter to take care of!
Now, Lana, for your own safety, I need that stone.
We all have a need to cling on to things
but eventually you have to loosen your grip.
- It's too dangerous to you. - I don't have it!
- Lies don't become you. - It's the truth, Lex. I don't have it.
- Trust me, it's safe, I promise! - Where is it?
This was never about my safety, was it?
This is about you getting your hands on that stone!
Lana...
Your safety is more important than any of this.
You mean a lot more to me than you know.
Can't wait any longer, Mr. Luthor. We got to go!
Lana?
Oh my God, Clark!
Clark.
Lex, I was looking for Lana. I got...
She's already left. What happened?
I don't know, I just walked in.
You know more than you're telling me, Chloe.
Who did this?
Lex, honestly, I just came to find Lana.
Your curiosity seems to always have a way
of landing you in precarious positions.
Only this time you are on a very narrow ledge with only one way back!
Now, who took the element?
Lex, I swear it, I don't know what you're talking about.
But I think we need to get out of Smallville before the meteor shower hits.
We'll find that stone, Chloe,
even if that means dodging a few meteors in the process.
- You're coming with me. - I don't...
Lex, I don't know what you're talking about.
I swear to God, if you don't start talking I'm gonna blow her brains out.
Sweetheart, it's no good, go ahead and tell him where the stones are.
What?
- Tell me what I want to know. - Okay. Okay.
Go upstairs to Clark's room...
Oh, my God.
Henry! Henry!
Henry!
- You're not my daddy. - Henry!
Henry, come here, come here.
- Daddy! - Come here.
Go! Go!
Thank you. Thank you!
Why do I get the feeling we're not in this cave for cover?
You know as well as I do.
- It's the epicenter. - Of what?
Come on, Chloe!
You're the town purvey of all things unexplained!
You know damn well about this cave and the stones.
Lex, what's wrong with you?
If you didn't break into my library you know who did.
- Who are you trying to protect? - No one.
- Is it Clark? - Clark?
Of course not. What does Clark have to do with any of this?
You tell me. You know Clark a lot longer than I have.
In fact, you might know him better than anyone.
You're right, Lex, I do.
And the Clark Kent I know would be the last person
to go super thief on your library for some stupid piece of rock.
What is that?
Lex, be careful. It might be dangerous.