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unfitforsociety) wrote2004-05-26 01:31 pm
unfitforsociety) wrote2004-05-26 01:31 pm
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Smallville Remixes
Smallville
Cooking Considered As One of the Fine Arts by Caro and
Cooking Considered As One of the Fine Arts (Mother Knows Best Remix) by Beth S.
Martha’s POV and Lex’s on how Lex and Clark love each other and what a mother sees and knows about her son, and wants what’s best for him, even if it turns out to be the slightly freaky bald millionaire next door. Plus, cookies!
Lemonade (The Cool Refreshing Drink Remix) by Corinna
Lovely Martha-Lex interlude. I especially like the way Corinna contrasts Martha’s wealthy Metropolis upbringing with her life as Mrs. Kent, farmer’s wife, and then again parallels it to Lex’s life. I also just really enjoy Martha-Lex interaction.
No Pace Perceiv’d (the shook up Shakespeare version) by HYPERfocused
I really like the rat-a-tat-tat nature of Lois’s thoughts in this; the way she loves Clark is clear as glass. And Clark mourns his past love with delicacy and restraint.
Rebuilding Pinocchio: A Real Boy Funky Remix by Mara Celes
It’s got action, it’s got comedy, it’s got Clex and it’s got cookies. What more do you want? I enjoyed this a lot, especially the last scene, with Jonathan and Martha’s conversation breaking in on Clark and Lex’s.
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Cooking Considered As One of the Fine Arts by Caro and
Cooking Considered As One of the Fine Arts (Mother Knows Best Remix) by Beth S.
Martha’s POV and Lex’s on how Lex and Clark love each other and what a mother sees and knows about her son, and wants what’s best for him, even if it turns out to be the slightly freaky bald millionaire next door. Plus, cookies!
Lemonade (The Cool Refreshing Drink Remix) by Corinna
Lovely Martha-Lex interlude. I especially like the way Corinna contrasts Martha’s wealthy Metropolis upbringing with her life as Mrs. Kent, farmer’s wife, and then again parallels it to Lex’s life. I also just really enjoy Martha-Lex interaction.
No Pace Perceiv’d (the shook up Shakespeare version) by HYPERfocused
I really like the rat-a-tat-tat nature of Lois’s thoughts in this; the way she loves Clark is clear as glass. And Clark mourns his past love with delicacy and restraint.
Rebuilding Pinocchio: A Real Boy Funky Remix by Mara Celes
It’s got action, it’s got comedy, it’s got Clex and it’s got cookies. What more do you want? I enjoyed this a lot, especially the last scene, with Jonathan and Martha’s conversation breaking in on Clark and Lex’s.
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