“The police want to save our lives, but they won’t risk thousands more by setting free people like Griffin,” Perry reassured them.
Which makes us wonder how he got paroled.
“I still think Superman is the answer,” Lois interjected.
Hopefully she has at least given up on her kissing idea.
“Clearly, Clark,” Lois said, playing on his pause.
She seems to like to rip on him like this.
at Wells and his unsubstantiated talk of curses.
“I should offer them more money,” Luthor suggested, breaking through Clark’s thoughts. “Maybe they’d free us for sixty million on top of whatever they get out of the vault.”
Not if they don't trust Luthor at all.
“It sounded like they were upset mostly about their getaway plan falling apart. If Superman were to offer them a viable escape route…” Lois said, returning to her previous point.
She really never gives up.
“Which he won’t, darlin’,” Perry reminded her.
I am glad Clark does not always have to be the one sticking up for Superman's morality.
If he gave Fuentes and Remy his guarantee not to turn them over to the MPD,
He could turn them over to the FBI or ATF or NTSP (New Troy State Police), although I am not sure Remy would be stupid enough to get caught in such a trap.
they may be desperate enough to agree to it, no matter how scared of him they are,” Lois countered. “Surely, they would see it as a better plan than blowing themselves up.”
Not unless Superman guaranteed their freedom long term, which I doubt he would.
