Jonathan Samuel Kent | Superboy (
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riverviewlogs2017-08-10 06:17 pm
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who: Jon's CR + anyone who knew Clark Kent
what: Reaction to Clark's departure
when: 10th of August
where: The Superfam House
warnings: sads?? sads.
[ Jon didn't know what to do. Every action feels robotic. He sent out what texts he could about his father's departure from his phone and checking his father's contacts. He didn't bother checking for the replies. It buzzed quietly in a corner and it wall he could do to melt it down. He must have cried for hours when he found his father's letter, holding onto Annora until she protested his strong grip. After the sadness, the fear had finally sunken in. He was alone. There were no contingency plans, no promises he could follow. He didn't know what to do.
What about the house? Was Jon meant to protect it? Would Miss Jones take it away now that his father had left? He didn't want to leave. He couldn't leave. He curls up tighter with his blanket, trying to block out all the fears and doubts that plague his mind. Everything was so uncertain and Jon . . . Jon was scared. He didn't know how to stop. ]
what: Reaction to Clark's departure
when: 10th of August
where: The Superfam House
warnings: sads?? sads.
[ Jon didn't know what to do. Every action feels robotic. He sent out what texts he could about his father's departure from his phone and checking his father's contacts. He didn't bother checking for the replies. It buzzed quietly in a corner and it wall he could do to melt it down. He must have cried for hours when he found his father's letter, holding onto Annora until she protested his strong grip. After the sadness, the fear had finally sunken in. He was alone. There were no contingency plans, no promises he could follow. He didn't know what to do.
What about the house? Was Jon meant to protect it? Would Miss Jones take it away now that his father had left? He didn't want to leave. He couldn't leave. He curls up tighter with his blanket, trying to block out all the fears and doubts that plague his mind. Everything was so uncertain and Jon . . . Jon was scared. He didn't know how to stop. ]

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You don't have to do that.
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[He doesn't do anything that he has to any more, choice is very important to him.]
Shouldn't be a big deal, even if someone tracks down the house by my name, I won't be here.
[And it's likely to be someone like Steve, not someone wanting to catch him, so Jon should be safe enough.]
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Okay.
. . . Thanks.
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It won't bring your Da back, but you can keep your house.
[That's something.]
If someone does come looking for me, just shut the door on them.
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Sure, I can do that.
[ A little more gently. ]
My dad will be okay. He's Superman. And someday, he'll come for me.
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Sure, kid.
[What about all of the promises broken in the meantime?]
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You know that he'll come back for you right? Or at least . . . he won't forget.
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It's fine, forget it.
[He doesn't need Clark.]
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It's not fine. Don't do that. We're . . . We're past that, right?
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[But it had been good, let him feel secure enough to socialise with a few people, knowing Clark was watching and would step in before he hurt anyone if it came to that.]
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[Tread carefully, Jon.]
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[ Jon crosses his arms. He can also be stubborn. ]
I can help. I want to help. You know how strong I am.
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[He's not putting this on the shoulders of a ten year old.]
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[ Jon isn't sure why he's making this a big deal. Perhaps because his father had truly cared for Bucky. But also Jon needed to step up as well. He's been taking it easy since he came to Riverview.
It was time to be Super once more. ]
We can at least try.
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[He doesn't mean to be cruel, but he's blunt because this is important to him.]
If you can't control your powers, then you can't get involved in this. You could get hurt, that's not acceptable.
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But . . .
[ He knows it's a weak protest. His shoulders slump. It's not fair. None of this was fair. ]
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[He's not backing down.]
How can you help me keep from hurting people, if I might hurt you instead? It's fine, I can handle it alone.
[It just means he'll isolate himself again.]
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Don't, really. It's not worth it.
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That's dumb. It's always worth something. You don't get to decide that!
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Are you saying my dad didn't have a say in it? Because he thought it was worthy. He thought you were worthy.
You can't do that to him.
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[His teeth shut with a click, he's said too much, and he immediately turns for the door.]
I'll go and put my name on the lease.
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Yeah, okay.
. . . Talk to you later?
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