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I don’t know. I don’t think things are looking too good for Lois and Clark right now. Who knows? Maybe Mayson Drake’s threat will be the least of their problems. 
She was in such a good mood she let all the pedestrians in the crosswalk get to safety before taking off again.
- CC Aiken, The Late Great Lois Lane
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Gah! Why do you keep being so deliciously evil? Another great chapter- with another great cliffhanger! I can't believe that helicopter! What if it goes wrong now- it will be all their stupid fault! And there's no doubt now about whether or not Superman was there- Mayson's threat might just be an issue after all. And with Lois being kidnapped by Leit and Munch?? I hope Shadow will jump to protect her... Anxiously awaiting more! 
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 Thank you, LNN. Gee, I hope tomorrow's headline for the Daily Planet will be "LNN causes death of 31 hostages and 4 brainwashed homeless, kidnap victims". Okay. No, I hope that ISN'T the headline. I'm hoping Superman will still save the day. And yes, I'm hoping Shadow will protect Lois. Luckily, Clark doesn't know that Munch just punched her, knocking her to the ground. Because otherwise Superman's Thou Shall Not Kill clause might come under review. What I'm really hoping for is that Lois isn't going to get an early dose of amnesia, because that's the last thing this young couple needs. A blind superhero with a live-in girlfriend who doesn't remember him. Oh, and a dog who with our luck will probably be shot for protecting Lois! No, MLT, you wouldn't do that to Shadow, would you? This isn't fair. I've already bitten my fingernails down to the nub. I have nothing left for tomorrow's part. ARGH!
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Glad to see you guys are happy with where I left off posting. I strive to please. Oh, and a dog who with our luck will probably be shot for protecting Lois! No, MLT, you wouldn't do that to Shadow, would you? Well, it would solve the question someone raised in a previous thread of what to do with Shadow if Clark gets his eyesight back  . ML
She was in such a good mood she let all the pedestrians in the crosswalk get to safety before taking off again.
- CC Aiken, The Late Great Lois Lane
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In my opinion, Lois, as a dedicated journalist, should point out to Mayson, in a non-threatening way, of course, that it might very well be her duty to expose a corrupt government official in the Daily Planet. Lois was, if you recall, a witness to Mayson's extortion deal with Clark, and again she was witness to Mayson's attempt to prevent Clark from saving the hostages as Superman -- hostages that include the mayor's 10-year-old daughter.
Of course, if Mayson decides that it is in the public welfare not to carry through, Lois would be bound to do nothing. But Lois should make it very clear that if Mayson exposed Clark, the circumstances *would* come out, one way or another.
It all would depend, of course, on whether Mayson's hatred for Superman was greater than her regard for her own career.
Admittedly, that is a brand of extortion, too. But since Mayson isn't above it, I don't see Lois worrying about it, either.
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Interesting idea, Nan. By the way, I should let you all know that part I post tonight will be the final for episode two. ML
She was in such a good mood she let all the pedestrians in the crosswalk get to safety before taking off again.
- CC Aiken, The Late Great Lois Lane
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Finally! With the weekend here I plowed through the previous four chapters and all I can say is job well done. Awesome story. In total agreement with Nan. Mayson is practicing extortion. Does Metropolis really want such a person in the D.A.'s office? Superman is not a criminal. Seriously? Munch punched Lois in the face? The man is demented... either that or he has a death wish. You wouldn't get rid of Shadow like that would you? He is such a sweet pup! 
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I'm currently working on the final part of Episode 2 so it should be up by midnight. ML
She was in such a good mood she let all the pedestrians in the crosswalk get to safety before taking off again.
- CC Aiken, The Late Great Lois Lane
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Now that was one brilliant bit of plotting. Lois is brilliant for realizing what was going on, and you were brilliant for letting her.  You also did a great job of building the tension when both Lois and Clark were realizing that something didn't make sense with the scenario, but couldn't put their fingers on it. Argh, that helicopter crew is going to be in a heap of trouble! How in the world did they not figure out that the power was out for a reason? Foolish people! I'm sure Perry will have a special heated editorial in tomorrow's DP just for them.  And yikes for Lois getting hurt and captured! Let's hope Shadow will help her as much as he helped Clark. So fifteen minutes until the next part, huh? This may have to be a night where I stay up to read both. <g> Kathy
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So fifteen minutes until the next part, huh? This may have to be a night where I stay up to read both. <g> Sorry about the delay. This would have to be the night my computer crashed. At least I didn't lose the story - although for a time there I was biting my nails over that question.
She was in such a good mood she let all the pedestrians in the crosswalk get to safety before taking off again.
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And after what Clark had told her Shadow had done early this morning to protect him, Lois wasn’t about to write him off as a potential ally. Such wonderfully hidden foreshadowing Michael
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