DavidB1111
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First off, apologies if this post seems to be long. I don't mean for it to be that long.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Trapper
This is the Wiki article on the Time Trapper.
They refer to it as a male, but the Time Trapper was never actually revealed in a physical form, only that it borrowed the usage of other people. Such as Superboy Prime.
The first point I'd like to make is this, having Chloe become a nearly God-like villain, is both a blessing and a curse.
The character of Chloe has shown signs for awhile of being down the road of a villain.
The list isn't annoyingly long, but the highlights include killing Sebastian Kane, (not Brainiac, because Brainiac would have zero reasons to kill him), he gave her power, not the lack of morals to choose it.
Creating the stockpiles against the Kandorians, stockpiles including Anti-Air weaponry. It's a war crime to fire Anti-Air at people. I somehow doubt the Kandorians were going to fly planes.
Why not the Fatman from Fallout 3? Oliver has the mini-nukes.
Wanting to learn the Truth about Clark Kent via her truth serum ability all the way back in Season 3. This could be considered the "Oh, obviously." point, looking back at it.
And a host of others.
Having her become the Time Trapper with his/her powers would allow Smallville to explain their big issues in the comics.
Killing Livewire, causing Parasite to be completely different, the lack of consistency regarding many plotholes.
When you manipulate time on a grand scale, you can cause problems.
In fact, actually making her the Time Trapper would work even more, because, and the big thing, is that in the comics, Superman isn't known for being wrong that much.
Sure, he believes in being nice, but that's he used to be able to shatter planets with a single punch.
The big thing, is that with Clark on Smallville, he's barely right. For him to truly become Superman, Chloe must be the villain, and her being right should be negated.
It seems to be Chloe more than not. This cannot be.
So, I'm thinking if she becomes the Time Trapper, this allows the big problems to be fixed. Along with the problems I can't even get into, because it would take hours to write down..
The risk is there, I agree, with making her the Time Trapper. However, it makes a lot more sense, going by how the character has been portrayed then her being the next Dr. Fate.
Mostly because Dr. Fate's helmet (or him I guess) is supposed to not let you tap into his power if you're evil, like Icicle. Though, I could be wrong.
By the way, the Time Trapper is also famous for locking Superman in the pocket universe, where he finally, in the modern era, killed Zod and his two minions in there, who had killed off all life on Earth, and ripped off the atmosphere. They threatened to go to Clark's world, and do the same.
Superman killed them, then when he came back to Earth, he exiled himself in what's known as the Exile Arc, leading him to Mongol.
However, the Exile Arc causes a problem because Mongol destroyed Coast City in later comics.
This means that Superman is responsible for the deaths of 9 million people.
Thank you for reading my post.
Any comments, questions, Lol wuts, or anything are welcome. As long as it's nice.
You seem like a friendly group of Smallville fans. So hopefully you won't set me on fire.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Trapper
This is the Wiki article on the Time Trapper.
They refer to it as a male, but the Time Trapper was never actually revealed in a physical form, only that it borrowed the usage of other people. Such as Superboy Prime.
The first point I'd like to make is this, having Chloe become a nearly God-like villain, is both a blessing and a curse.
The character of Chloe has shown signs for awhile of being down the road of a villain.
The list isn't annoyingly long, but the highlights include killing Sebastian Kane, (not Brainiac, because Brainiac would have zero reasons to kill him), he gave her power, not the lack of morals to choose it.
Creating the stockpiles against the Kandorians, stockpiles including Anti-Air weaponry. It's a war crime to fire Anti-Air at people. I somehow doubt the Kandorians were going to fly planes.
Why not the Fatman from Fallout 3? Oliver has the mini-nukes.
Wanting to learn the Truth about Clark Kent via her truth serum ability all the way back in Season 3. This could be considered the "Oh, obviously." point, looking back at it.
And a host of others.
Having her become the Time Trapper with his/her powers would allow Smallville to explain their big issues in the comics.
Killing Livewire, causing Parasite to be completely different, the lack of consistency regarding many plotholes.
When you manipulate time on a grand scale, you can cause problems.
In fact, actually making her the Time Trapper would work even more, because, and the big thing, is that in the comics, Superman isn't known for being wrong that much.
Sure, he believes in being nice, but that's he used to be able to shatter planets with a single punch.
The big thing, is that with Clark on Smallville, he's barely right. For him to truly become Superman, Chloe must be the villain, and her being right should be negated.
It seems to be Chloe more than not. This cannot be.
So, I'm thinking if she becomes the Time Trapper, this allows the big problems to be fixed. Along with the problems I can't even get into, because it would take hours to write down..
The risk is there, I agree, with making her the Time Trapper. However, it makes a lot more sense, going by how the character has been portrayed then her being the next Dr. Fate.
Mostly because Dr. Fate's helmet (or him I guess) is supposed to not let you tap into his power if you're evil, like Icicle. Though, I could be wrong.
By the way, the Time Trapper is also famous for locking Superman in the pocket universe, where he finally, in the modern era, killed Zod and his two minions in there, who had killed off all life on Earth, and ripped off the atmosphere. They threatened to go to Clark's world, and do the same.
Superman killed them, then when he came back to Earth, he exiled himself in what's known as the Exile Arc, leading him to Mongol.
However, the Exile Arc causes a problem because Mongol destroyed Coast City in later comics.
This means that Superman is responsible for the deaths of 9 million people.
Thank you for reading my post.
Any comments, questions, Lol wuts, or anything are welcome. As long as it's nice.
You seem like a friendly group of Smallville fans. So hopefully you won't set me on fire.
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