a mother and her son
Jun. 8th, 2007 07:17 am"Did it bother you when I stopped going to services with you?"
"Clark, you were fourteen. Old enough to make your own decisions in that regard."
"I know, but... Did I disappoint you -- or offend you?"
"No. Not one bit. Clark, you could never disappoint me --"
"Except for melting that vase from Paris. And crashing thru the weather vane."
"And you would bend all the utensils in the house every time I made liver... Clark, my faith was my own. I brought it into your life so that you could have a foundation for making your own choices... I certainly think you've made good ones..."
(This exchange between Clark and Martha Kent is one of the reasons I've come back to reading Superman. I had always loved the character, but was never quite happy with how he was handled.)