Did Clark fall under his own spell?

[Clark-Lois]

Uh oh!

[amberdawn]

It looks like it. Somehow.

[Clark-Lois]

Strangely i feel sry for tess. Cool ring of fire

[kal-el_Girl]

yeah it was pretty cool

[DC Fanboy]

Strangely i feel sry for tess. Cool ring of fire

Yes, then Tess should magically turn into a monster snake and fight Clark.

[SnowBird]

that was some wild Kryptonite and I do think Clark persuaded himself along with Zod's help pointing the finger towards Tess.

[Krypto~Luan]

Yes, then Tess should magically turn into a monster snake and fight Clark.

Aladdin refrence?

[lifelovedestiny]

The one thing I don't understand, was how they all snapped out of it? Did I miss something?

[utguardian]

The one thing I don't understand, was how they all snapped out of it? Did I miss something?

I think once the green k took effect on Clark the persuasions wore off.

[Krypto~Luan]

Green Kryptonite
It made him "human" therefore not under the influence of crystal Kryptonite. I assume though

[SGuthrie27]

LOL! I loved the Aladdin reference! Hilarious! It was a very cool scene. Yeah, he definitely fell under his own spell, even though I can see why some people think Zod could've induced it, but I don't think he had a clue about gemstone kryptonite... Thank goodness Chloe showed up when she did!

[lifelovedestiny]

Ah, Duh!!! Guess I was just too into the episode to realize that of course green k would stop his persuasive powers!

[davidbrenton]

That was a cool twist.

[DC Fanboy]

Aladdin refrence?

well...yeah...and Tom Welling has the face of Aladdin.

[mrw66855]

I think ZOD was able to resist the effects of THE K. At least a little bit. It looks like to me that he was trying to persuade Clark to kill her because zod one of her art of the way. So maybe that type of k works differently against kryptonian then humans. I made it look like. To me anyway , that zod was going on and use it against Clark