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The episode ends on a haunting visual: Clark standing alone in the rain, watching the limousine carry Lana away. It effectively signaled the end of the "Smallville" of old. The era of pining in the hayloft was over, replaced by a much darker, more mature conflict between the future Man of Steel and the greatest villain of his life.
She tells Clark, "I'll be there, I promise," referring to their meeting at the barn—a promise she is forced to break. [S5E3] Promise
A hollow vow of love built on a foundation of lies and a fresh murder. The Aftermath The episode ends on a haunting visual: Clark
What sets "Promise" apart from your standard CW drama is its unique structure. The episode tells the story of the wedding day three separate times, each from the perspective of the main players: She tells Clark, "I'll be there, I promise,"