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^ I hope, but. I think he's gonna croak this time.a leaked image has a headstone that says __than Kent.
plus, with the dialogue that supes gives regarding how "my father said" and "he was convinced", it's pretty much a given that jkent is no longer around. hooray, grammar!
Of course, the death of a parent is going to be emotional. But more philosophically, it was suggested that Clark shouldnt be guilty of a failure. Thus, a natural death for Jonathan neatly avoids any conundrums - while an unnatural one does not. And I think some folks were disagreeing with the notion that an accidental death necessarily constitutes a moral failing on Clarks part.
Even then, his fathers death becomes about him unable to save everyone with his powers, something that will undoubtedly be called back up later on in the film...
Until we see the movie, we cant say how certain events will be handled - emotional or "trivialized" . But an accidental death isnt intrinsically less meaningful than a natural one (both are tragic). In terms of being expected, I dunno. Traditionally, Jonathan dies by natural causes or he doesnt die at all. An accidental death (that Clark might have prevented if not for saving others) is relatively novel....not only does it trivialise such an important character moment into a plot point, it's just so expected.
or "my father said" .. as in past tense (few days, few years ago) .. "he was convinced" could mean "he's not convinced anymore" .. so still alive in both instances
but yeah, splitting hairs now .. u guys are probably right .. dada Kent is toast![]()
Could the father he is talking about be Jor-El?
Could the father he is talking about be Jor-El?