Thoughts???? Did it answer enough questions or create more than it answered?

Delightful,

It did indeed answer more questions than it raised, but it left a lot unanswered. Are you (I hope) thinking about writing a sequel to explain some of the things that were left open?

Despite the unanswered questions, the second of the story ended on a very satisfying note. Thanks for sharing it.

Joy,
Lynn

Lynn, I'm glad it answered more questions than brought up new ones.

I don't currently have anything planned for this story. For now I'd like to finish up BtS before I tackle anything else.

I do think it could be interesting to see what could happen if Trask found out about his time in Moscow somehow, especially if he got a hold of Clark's medical files. Also, is this Clark less patient at waiting for Lois to recognize him. Lastly, does he hesitate on creating Superman?

I originally though of the idea from an episode of Buffy "Normal Again". I thought it would be interesting to put Clark in a similar position.

Wonderful!

I'm still really curious about Clark's time spent locked up--how much did they figure out about him? Just how did he end up 'there'? What was he injected with?

BUT--I very much enjoyed all of the other closure we received. He remembers his life. He went home, reunited with his parents. He is quite taken with Lois--and determined to work at his beloved Planet. Things are falling into place for Clark .

Would love to see this Clark and this Lois interact...and see how Superman comes into being.

Great job!
Laura

I enjoyed it but for me there were more questions than answers. How does this affect his decision to go public? Now that he knows there's something out there that can affect him, what does that do to his thoughts regarding his powers?

LMA and Christina - Thank you both. I understand wanting more answers. I am also curious as well.

I can imagine that Jonathan would be more against him becoming Superman compared to cannon so would he wait longer? On the other hand, his experience has taught him that if being Superman is what he wants to do, then he should go for it and not waste any time.

Would he come out and tell the world that he was what stopped the asteroid to help prove that he's here to help. Would that be a big mistake for him to give people like Trask a starting point on hunting him down.

I'm sure there's more questions that would come up and I have thought about continuing this story. I don't want to rule it out, but not right at this moment. I've been putting all the spare time I have, which isn't much, in to finishing BtS.

Maybe more comments might help me find more to the story

So, he did escape and make his way to the Daily Planet?

And apparently, he got enough memory back to apply for a job?
HR Stooge: Janitors don’t need that much memory.

Looki there!

Ah, Red Russia, since they were still back in mid 91.

He unearthed it, huh?

The Kents must be beside themselves!

IMPERIAL SOLDIER IN THE MIDDLE: Sorry, sir. I sneezed and must have hit the wrong button.

LOIS: Oops?

Nice alternate take. And it might even work with the canon universe. Who knows how many asteroids are out there. I mean, in 1998 we got almost wiped out *twice*!

Michael