My goodness Lois B]and[/B] Clark are moving really fast! What's going on here?
Lois smirked and said, "Story of my life. When hasn't my life been in danger? Sometimes, it seems like danger is my middle name."
That Lois, goes without saying! LOL!
However, her reaction shocked him. She started to laugh, hysterically. When she calmed down she asked, incredulously, "That's your deep dark secret? You're Superman? Come on, Clark. Everyone knows he's your friend, but really, you can do better than that. Everyone knows that Superman is invulnerable. You got a paper cut yesterday. Your allergies were kicking up earlier."
Huh! Will the real Lois Lane please stand up?
When Lois and Clark broke the kiss, she pulled up her hand to admire the ring. "It's beautiful. It looks old."
"It is. That was my Grandma Clark's ring. Mom had been saving it for me, for when it came time."
Oh boy, this is really getting away from canon! Still I like the idea of Lois receiving a ring that has been in the Kent family for a long time. Very sentimental.
"I've always heard about a ‘roll in the hay', but I've never experienced it. Come on, husband. I want a roll in the hay with you."
Really?
"Well, you see, with my special status, I kinda felt that I needed to wait until I was sure that the one that I became … intimate with … would be the one I would be with … for the rest of my life. So I never …"
That's something about Clark that I always admired.
As the guards stopped shoving them, Lois stopped shouting. When they stopped, they were facing a tent. Suddenly, Trask stepped from the tent. His men were in a mix of uniforms which was another indication of the rogue nature of his organization. Some, like the ones that had captured them, wore the camouflage battle dress uniform while he preferred the olive drab jungle fatigue which dated to the Viet Nam War era. He said, "So many questions and from someone in such a precarious position." He laughed as he spoke.
Finally Trask makes himself known to them. I really appreciate this attention to detail on the part of their uniforms. As per usual, this attention gives the scene much greater depth.
Lois continued to shout at Sherman, "Instead, you're a thug. Is that what you went to college for? To be a thug?"
I'm glad Ms. Sherman is getting some more exposure, but how does Lois know she went to college?
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