Which one is better if the officials are forced to die together [Comprehensive British and American]

At first Carl didn't like Clark very much, and the reason was simple. People generally don't like someone who is too different from themselves.

He has watched Clark grow up since he was a baby, and this long life is presented in fragments in his eyes. Karl saw with his own eyes how Clark gradually realized the difference between himself and others, How to be careful, to control and master your own power without any help.

He damaged too many things in his infancy, which made the family that was not rich before adopting him even more difficult. Poverty will undoubtedly limit a person's thinking, and prevent Clark from receiving a high-quality education. He learned and imitated his adoptive parents, the gentle and kind couple.

Carl doesn't think gentleness and kindness are bad qualities, but he regrets that Clark wasted such a gifted brain.

At least at first, he regretted it very much, and he couldn't understand Clark's special preference for awkward disguises.

Clark grew up, left his hometown to go to the big city, and put on a battle suit to become Superman. Although his uniform was ugly, his mother sewed it for him, so he insisted on dressing like this Still within the acceptable range.

Carl especially doesn't understand why Superman wastes his time on something as trivial as rescuing a kitten stuck in a tree when he has such great powers.

That world is not peaceful, and there is still war on a distant continent. Superman can do something about it. Even nearby, in this city, people die because of gun battles and robberies, and Superman can also stop it.

A little later, and watching a lot, Carl gradually came to understand that Superman's desire was not just to do good.

His wish is to save everyone, and everyone means everything, these people need to be saved, and those people have to be saved, there is no trade-off and choice-too stupid!

Carl was almost shocked by Clark's thoughts. How stupid is this guy to think of himself as the savior?

The knowledge he has learned and his reason are all laughing at Superman's innocence, but emotionally, after seeing how Superman perseveres and perseveres in practicing his own ideas, he has to admit that he has been inspired , feel exhilarated.

Superman's thoughts make people laugh, and after the joke is over, more people will be silent or shed tears.

As long as you see what he has done and what he has paid, you will be able to realize his greatness, not to mention that in this world, no one knows better than Carl how difficult it is for Superman to become what he is now.

Probably because the developmental period has arrived, and Karl's ability has grown more rapidly during this period. Every day he has to re-adapt to his own strength, and every day he imposes more constraints on himself.

His strength is too strong. If he wants to behave like an ordinary person, it means that he must control his emotions at all times, control his muscles and relax his strength at all times. He cannot be too angry or even too happy. Because out of control of emotions means out of control of power.

To him and to them, the world is more fragile than a glass castle built on an upright egg, and if they don't pay attention, they will be smashed to pieces.

For them, living among the crowd is a torture-like depressive torture. It is like dancing a beautiful dance after wearing shackles on their feet, wrapping dozens of layers of plastic wrap on their skin, and locking their joints.

And Clark survived, adapted well, and made no mistakes.

Carl looked at the way the other party deliberately shrugged, and felt admiration and sympathy in his heart, as well as the guilt of "the other self is doing so poorly, but I am doing so well".

It was also in this kind of personal experience that he gradually understood why "Clark" always seemed too clumsy, because Superman was so agile and unusual. This small town boy was using too much clumsiness to balance two huge differences. The inevitable psychological imbalance when the identities are transformed into each other.

In another world, few people think about the psychological process of Superman. This hero who popped up out of nowhere is accepted for granted. He does not cover his face, so people assume that he is a full-time hero and that he has no life of his own. But as a Kryptonian, Karl is very clear about what Clark needs to overcome.

By this time Carl was completely sure that he was a Kryptonian.He used his super vision to search around the universe, and successfully found the small meteorite belt formed after the Kryptonite shattered. He even flew there without telling the housekeeper, and he really felt that his strength was weakened by Kryptonite. .

Come to think of it, he himself had a stable and comfortable childhood under Alexander's care, he didn't think about who he was, why he was different from everyone else, he was innocent when he was young, playing around, Clark Not the same.

This poor orphan, the process of growing up is the process of understanding his own weirdness. From the moment he can remember, he has been constantly aware of his incompatibility in this world. Time has deepened his cognition. Every day, he Learn more about the difference between yourself and the world.

After growing up, this sense of isolation has deepened to the extreme. He is not only isolated and helpless on the earth, but also in the entire universe. He is unique, alone, and without the protection and constraints of the ethnic group.

... how deep, how deeply rooted in loneliness.

Maybe it's because they are indeed the same person. In the process of observing the growth of another self, Carl felt that he had grown up with each other.

He also gradually understood Clark's sincere love for the earth. How could Clark not love the earth?This is his only, only home, the only thing he can grasp in the vast universe.

He's lost a planet, he's lost everything.

He can no longer lose the second planet and his second everything.

However, the earth is so fragile in the universe, and the human beings who guard the earth are so easy to destroy.

After understanding this, Carl knew that Clark hadn't wasted his mind and wisdom. Every small good deed he did had its own meaning. The real big things, those political and institutional things, were not superhuman. range of intervention.

He left them to humans.

But after learning that Clark loves the earth so much that he is a little paranoid, Carl has another worry in his heart.

While this vast loneliness encourages Clark to become a superman to protect the earth, it also has the potential to drive him crazy and corrupt.

Nobody can resist a crazy Superman.

Fortunately, after a long time, this hidden worry in his heart was not realized, and he saw many supermen from other parallel worlds one after another. These supermen almost all had the earth name of "Clark Kent", a pair of gentle and kind The adoptive parents, a small town boy, grew up and entered the metropolis as a reporter, and fell in love with Louise Lane.

Those Clarkes will have slightly different personalities, but they're always fighting crime and saving others from danger.

Carl was immersed in these experiences. At the beginning, he just watched curiously, but couldn't hold back himself when he watched. Finally, one day, he tentatively asked the housekeeper: "Alexander, since I have such a powerful What can it do for people?"

The butler asked him back, "What exactly are you referring to?"

"I can rescue the mutants locked in the laboratory, or take them directly to Professor X's school when their mutant abilities first appeared." Carl said immediately.

This is what he has been thinking about.

For some reason, there are no mutants in the other worlds Karl saw, but he was not too surprised. After all, the possibilities of parallel worlds are infinite. Maybe there is no Superman in a certain world, let alone Krypton, or landed on The Kryptonian orphans on Earth do not possess superpowers.

No matter how unbelievable, this is something that can happen in the parallel world.

"If you want to resist the governments and underground organizations all over the world, you are too weak." The butler said mercilessly.

Carlton was speechless at the time, but compared to the supermen in the world he saw, he was already very strong, and now he was able to drag a star out of orbit in space, and his fastest speed was close to the speed of light At present, the most advanced equipment of human beings can't capture his footprints, and this is something that most supermen in parallel worlds can't do in their heyday.

But in the housekeeper's mouth, he is still not strong enough.

He knew what the housekeeper meant was not that he couldn't do it, but that he couldn't bear the consequences of doing so. He blatantly rescued mutants and showed this kind of power that resembled mutant abilities, which would only cause the world to hate mutants even more. fear and vigilance, now the delicate balance between mutants and ordinary people will be broken.

"I can show people my true colors without any disguise." Carl said slowly, "In this way, all those eyes will be on me, and the impact on the mutants will not be great. Compared with the help they get, this is a loss for them can bear it."

It's like Superman.He is too strong, so he never hides his true self, he exposes his face, let everyone see his expression, see his kindness and gentleness.

Superman is the real Kryptonian orphan, the small-town boy is just a disguise, and "Clark Kent" is Superman's mask.

In this world, "Kal-El" will become the mask of Superman.

—or maybe not “Superman”?Who knows what nickname people in this world will give him.

The butler didn't continue to deny Karl, he just looked at his young master quietly, and asked him, "Are you ready to face this world?"

Carl laughed, his blue eyes sparkling: "Where is the time to prepare for this kind of thing?"

"When people need me, I have to go."

Carl couldn't help being taken aback when he said the words.

This sentence sounds really very "superhuman".