In the spirit of the 30th anniversary of "Back to the Future" to quote the Doc: "Marty, you're not thinking 4th dimensionally!"
Even though I'm dealing with the souls of Lois and Clark, I have to consider the time and space within which they exist in this story--the late 18th century. For her time, I think you'll find that Lavinia is quite independent and strong--I mean she was taking on a couple of highwaymen all by herself, and wait until you see all that she does as the story unfolds! She can't (in my opinion) be exactly like the Lois we know from the show because Lavinia was born, raised and lived during a time when women led very different lives: they couldn't own property or work at say, a newspaper office. :-) I will, however, try to make her a worthy match for our hero. Thanks for the feedback!
