[Clark isn't sure he's too comfortable with the idea of who gets to decide where your moral code got developed from so instead, he gives information that's more personal than general.] For me? It was a good man. Jonathan Kent, my father... he's the one who taught me the difference between good and bad. I guess he was only one man though, so his ideas could've been wrong. [Which hurt him because, as an adult, Clark knew that certain ideas Jonathan had were wrong and had maybe caused more bad than good.]