-- Continuation of Response to John's FDK -- she's going to tell him she knows.
Now, where would be the fun in that?
Or not exactly. Although I still think she should realize she has only wanted one man for the last nine months, when she thought she was becoming a cheater like her father.
Well, since meeting Superman, she's only wanted to kiss two men. Superman and Clark. Now, they are one in the same, ergo, she only wants to kiss CK.
Lois:Like you telling me you were Superman months ago.
Exactly!
they are hugging. I like this.
This is probably the best response he could do.
CLARK: I do have my moments.
LOIS: You sure do.
Let’s get out of here, so I can tell you how much.”
Or does he mean show her?
No, tell her CK=SM, thereby proving how much he trusts her.
Clark:What's the point of loving you if I can't be with you.
LOIS: Um... my protection?
LOIS: Men!
This sounds very manipulative.
Not any more so than Clark making decisions on Lois's behalf.
LOIS: Vanilla? Really?
This is not a choice, this is setting up an extreme alternate, ignoring any mid-way compromise.
She doesn't think he'd really fall for it anyway. And he doesn't.
But that will always be a change. She is a reporter who publishes stories that send people to prison. She is always in danger.
So, people not liking CK will go after Lois?
There he goes wimping out of mentioning the curse. Somehow I don't think the "but I'm Superman" excuse will at all work in convincing Lois they should not have sex. Of course, I still have strong hopes that Lois lied about what happened at the hospital.
What's the point of mentioning the curse at a point when she wants to put the relationship on hold? Wouldn't it be more of a risk mentioning it now, when she might make the break-up permanent?
CAT: I've got to have some form of entertainment at the office.
So much for feeling bad about kissing him.
Did you want her to feel bad about it?
No, she broke up with him.
They didn't BREAK-UP. It's just a ruse. Now, Clark understands that as well.
Well she could have been dating him a lot sooner, but no, she kept rejecting Clark.
Right, and he wasn't to blame in the least?
