I was in the middle of posting this last night when the boards went down, so I saved it as a text file just in case it didn't post. Good thing I did, because I would hate to redo it.
His indulgence, limited to twice a week so as not to become addicted. Normal men had addictions, and Lex Luthour was anything but normal.
Nice description of Luthor. Also, a nice intro to the section.
Every great man in history must have his challenges; Augustus had Mark Anthony, Romulus had Remus, Caesar had Pompey, and so on throughout history. How fitting that he, Lex Luthour, would be the next historical individual in line for a rivalry to define the century—no the millennium. There was no doubt in his mind it would; that is if he intended to allow Superman to live long enough.
Nan's right. You nailed Luthor.
Lois seems more confused than I'm used to. A definate push-over. She lets total strangers push her into sharing a cab and lets Lex push her into the whole dress and nails routine. But on the other hand, she doesn't let Perry and Clark push her.
And Lois is depressed, too. And depressing. I'm not sure if I like her.
Elisabeth
