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I know that a lot of people have warmed up to Lexana and all but I still see a lot of the same dynamic in that I think that in many ways Lex hooked up with her for reasons other than romantic love: to piss off Clark, to show Lionel that he was wrong, to prove to his dead mother that he could have most of the good stuff w/o the bad. This is my trophy, I win. Dysfunctionality can be interesting but . . .
As for leaving, she has usually ran to Clark when things went bad with Whitney, Jason, Adam, etc. W/o an escape route, it would actually require her to leave on her own which is something we really haven't seen her do. (Even leaving Nell required Chloe to strangely open her house to her and Lana's motivation at the time had a great deal to do with rediscovering her father and Clark.)
I think it's more a matter that she hates the downside of being under the gaze of others yet can't imagine that she's NOT the center of being viewed. The question is if she has to choose between being "collected" or being utterly "alone" (or at least w/o a boyfriend/father figure), which would she choose.
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I know that a lot of people have warmed up to Lexana and all but I still see a lot of the same dynamic in that I think that in many ways Lex hooked up with her for reasons other than romantic love: to piss off Clark, to show Lionel that he was wrong, to prove to his dead mother that he could have most of the good stuff w/o the bad. This is my trophy, I win. Dysfunctionality can be interesting but . . .
As for leaving, she has usually ran to Clark when things went bad with Whitney, Jason, Adam, etc. W/o an escape route, it would actually require her to leave on her own which is something we really haven't seen her do. (Even leaving Nell required Chloe to strangely open her house to her and Lana's motivation at the time had a great deal to do with rediscovering her father and Clark.)
I think it's more a matter that she hates the downside of being under the gaze of others yet can't imagine that she's NOT the center of being viewed. The question is if she has to choose between being "collected" or being utterly "alone" (or at least w/o a boyfriend/father figure), which would she choose.