I tend to think of Lex as feeling an almost religious reverence towards Clark, because he personifies a purity he has never known
Yes - it's something entirely new to him. And it's emphasized by the angel-imagery we see in the pilot. This contrasts nicely too with Lex's past sexual experiences, in that he's obviously had a number of lovers, but Clark still offers him something new and completely different.
Yes, there are so many levels of signficance on so many levels, symbolic and psychological.
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Date: 2003-06-02 01:27 pm (UTC)Yes - it's something entirely new to him. And it's emphasized by the angel-imagery we see in the pilot. This contrasts nicely too with Lex's past sexual experiences, in that he's obviously had a number of lovers, but Clark still offers him something new and completely different.
Yes, there are so many levels of signficance on so many levels, symbolic and psychological.