Clark & Alicia 3rd scene Pariah

[@sweetlady31erin]

this is sad the last time clark sees alicia alive.

[@filipkolesarmoriss2672]

ohh god,that really sad scene,I think the so saddest moment of all seasons...Alicia Baker in loving memory 2005(Pariah)...

[@paul_rymar]

Clark's character disgusted me in this episode. Alicia is right, she's a suspect not because of what happened previously but because of her abilities. If people knew Clark's powers, he would be a suspect on every crime scene. Besides, she's extremely smart, she's the only one who managed to figure out the Red Kryptonite affected Clark on her own, therefore leaving her own scarf behind as evidence would be the last thing she would ever do. Clark asked her to marry her under Red Kryptonite, he never did that with Lois nor Lana. He lost his chance to be with the best girl for him simply because he didn't believe her. This was the last scene he ever saw her 2:46 :'-(

[@PhilletPhish]

If my ex tried killing my crush in the past, I’d still be very skeptical about them in the future. But yeah unfortunate for her

[@demonqueen3886]

It wouldn't work out anyway because she was crazy yes there were some moments that they needed to be together but obviously she was still a crazy little psycho and he has every right to suspect her especially when she didn't have her bracelet on her 🙄

[@josephpoitras3090]

Clark revealed himself to the people and it went sideways. Clark had to go back in time. Twice

[@supersaiyanjack9233]

What are you gay

[@BiancaBlanca]

Right!!!!!!! I disliked Clark so much after this

[@sxhbk]

She was my favorite in the show female wise... and the murder is soo sad it still upsets me.

[@ColinPMcEvoy]

I’m really bummed they killed her. I remember when this episode came out, I was excited to see her again. Then they killed her. Sad they had to cut her off so quickly. She would’ve been the perfect transition from Lana to Lois.

[@Xeranx]

@@ColinPMcEvoy She was that transition. After Clark finds her dead, Lois is the one who sees Clark holding Alicia. I didn't notice it the first time, but the second time is when I noticed the hand off. Earlier in the series, Chloe notices both Clark and Lois implying the period for Clark and Lana was over, and really Lois' introduction announced Clark and Lana would never take off. The death of Alicia just made that permanent.

[@blaze6477]

@@Xeranx Clark and Lana still happened after Alicia died. In season 5, 7 and in one episode in season 8.

[@Xeranx]

@@blaze6477 I know that Clark and Lana happened. However, there's a clear difference between Clark and Alicia, Clark and Lana, and Clark and Lois. Clark and Lois were endgame so Lois could wait because it was inevitable. Clark and Lana were more like Romeo and Juliet. They stole chances whenever the script allowed them. Clark and Alicia was what Clark and Lana should have been but the "will they, won't they" play the writers engaged in wasn't done well.

[@ClarkKent-gl6tu]

The only time the Kent’s as a family pissed me off!! 🤬😡😡😡 I’m still pissed at them till this day I hated them for this them and Lois and Chloe like they all judged that poor girl off of past mistakes

[@kelly3014]

I think Chloe understands now...

[@blaze6477]

@@kelly3014 she didn't

[@blaze6477]

Yeah I hated everyone that episode apart from Clark and Alicia. Lana was fair to hate on her since she tried to kill her.

[@namek1925]

When they killed her off i went on the WB forums and bitched for months lol

[@JoseLuiz-pc6rp]

I wanted her back on the show even if they had to respect her

[@rayanderson4698]

The reason everyone was thinking Alicia was the person who did it, was because of what she did to Lana before. Totally understandable.

[@kelly3014]

Ray Anderson Finally, a comment that makes sense! 👏🏻

[@LARK-ht7kd]

Exactly

[@tylerdurden639]

Seems like every show in Smallville Clark endlessly harps on being honest, yet he is never honest with anyone. Clark internalized the wrong things from Jonathon and Martha. Yes, he learned a lot of good values from them, but those teachings were tainted by fear and dishonesty at an epic level. Clark was a pathological liar on Smallville. This scene was yet another instance of him being a hypocrite. Alicia was right, and if Clark had decided to trust her, maybe she would still be alive.

[@snuttanjonas89rocky]

What exacly was he suppost to have been honest about... His secret? Because theres some good explaining in a couple of episodes what happens when people learns his secret... And what happens when the world finds out...

[@BiancaBlanca]

EXACTLY! 100%

[@darkjediMIK]

Why didn't she just tell him she already saw the sheriff?

[@batdan350]

I think Alicia wanted him to believe her on his own.

[@anthonyanguiano5348]

I know right! It’s one thing that really upsets me about this episode. The writers wanted her dead just so they can go back to Clark and Lana again.

[@demonqueen3886]

@@batdan350 are kind of hard to believe her without the bracelet on

[@remeez316]

Who ever had Clark in this Good boy character was digusting

[@dannyfennessy3385]

He's really bummed he won't kiss her anymore at the end. Hahaha

[@andoncroft]

Everyone seems obsessed with Alicia, but nobody cares about the women who playes Alicia 😂

[@b3186a]

Reese an the Durst an attorney for everything

[@rws210]

How did she die ?

[@alexjacobs8296]

Westcott chloroformed her and then hung her by the neck to make it look like a suicide.

[@dannyfennessy3385]

Ghey Alicia died