Kent Farm at sunset. Clark and the still-as-yet-unnamed Kara are hanging out at the loft. She looks sad. She can't believe she ate the whole ship. Clark asks if she's all right. She asks how it happened...Krypton. Clark says he doesn't know. He wasn't really there. She says she'd heard whispers of a Doomsday Scenario (you mean Season Eight?), but she never thought they'd do it. She says Krypton was supposed to be the most civilized culture in the galaxy. Clark says evil exists in all cultures, no matter how advanced. They stand against the fake CGI sunset. She wonders if she could have helped back home. Clark says she did a lot of good here today. She says it's different for Clark, because he has no memory of Krypton. Clark asks her to be his memory and to tell him about his family. She averts her eyes and avoids the question, saying her memory is hazy from the ship. She does remember Clark's mother, Lora. She says Clark's mom was very cool to her and that the day she found out she was pregnant, she was happier than Kara had ever seen her. "You were so cute. You were her miracle baby," she says. It's awfully sweet. Kara says that now Lora and her family and the entire House of El is gone. She's bummed that she'll never see them again. Clark wants to hug her, but it would be weird. He says they're family now. He offers to let her stay at the farm for as long as she wants. He says the humans aren't as bad as she thinks. She thanks Kal-El...er, Clark. He smiles. She still feels like a failure. Clark lectures her about not having to do everything your father expects. She says she was supposed to guard a crystal from the ship, but now it's gone. It had all her directives in it. Also, all her winter clothes. She says the crystal could be bad news if it falls into the wrong hands. Clark thinks it was destroyed with the ship. She says the explosion wouldn't scratch the crystal and that only a Kryptonian could destroy it. She says it's gone. Drama!