Clark seemed a bit flustered by Sora's question about a 'super hero' name, "I uh...am kinda new at this...I don't really have one."<br/>Sora's second question during Jor-El's exposition was a lot easier to answer, "I landed on a farm in Kansas...Ma and Pa Kent took me in and raised me."<br/><br/>"Why didn't you come with me?" Clark asked Jor-El's hologram sadly.<br/><br/>"...We couldn't Kal. No matter how much we wanted to, no matter how much we loved you. Your mother Lara and I were a product of our world's failures as much as Zod is. You're as much a child of Earth as you are of Krypton, you can embody the best of both worlds."<br/><br/>"The people of Earth are different from us it's true..but ultimately I think that's a good thing..they won't necessarily make the same mistakes we did. Not if you guide them, not if you give them hope." Jor-El pointed to the symbol on Clark's chest.<br/><br/>"That's what this symbol means, the symbol of the House of El means hope. Embodied within that hope is the fundamental belief that every person has potential to be a force for good."<br/><br/>Clark paused for a moment and asked Jor-El one final question. "Why am I so different from everyone here?"<br/><br/>"Earth's sun is younger and brighter than Krypton's was, your cells have drunk in it's radiation..strengthening your muscles, your skin and senses.  Earth's gravity is weaker, yet its atmosphere more nourishing. You will give the people of this planet an ideal to strive towards. They will race behind you, they will stumble..they will fall....but in time...they will join you in the sun."<br/><br/>"In time, you will help them accomplish wonders."