Michael: "Who needs sleep, anyway?"
You really know how to compliment a girl.
Thank you.
Actually, she could be in South America or the center of the Congo given the thingy-ma-toos range.
The thing-ma-toos that Dr. Klein made only has a range of a mile or two. (backstory/author's note) Lex Jr., to bypass the problem with the extra Lois in his dimension also shortened the distance between his doo-hicky and Lois. Also, so maybe Lucy's DNA hasn't changed THAT much afterall. Or maybe it did.
And we all know just how much of a sucker he is for a warm Lois body. Also, does Lex use a clone-series for sex instead of Lois?
Hhhmmm. You know, I never thought about it that way. Eeewww, knowing the true age of the clone. But yeah, I could totally see Lex doing that.
Didn't she already say 'no'?
And Lex takes 'no' for an answer, when?
Too bad Jr. will be a smear on the wall by then...
Superman doesn't KILL people, Michael. (did someone tear that page out of your Superman handbook?
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See? And *gasp*! Clark! No hurting the sociopath, psychopathic creep!
Did I mention that the alt-Clark ammendment has 'hurting' crossed out?
Now look at that. Did she write braile?
Ball point pen. Your question assumes that she's been blind for 3 years. She hasn't been.
She really never heard about Superman, huh?
Nope.
Which January was that? /tries to piece timeline together with part 14. Will get back to thoughts on that in the next part.
1996. My assumption was that the wedding (clone-interupted) was scheduled for Feb 14th, 1996 and therefore, when Tempus kidnapped and dropped Lois in alt-Dimension it was a week or two earlier... Late January - early February 1996. The rescue of Mrs. Luthor takes place the week before Christmas 1996. I just got my S3 DVDs today (Thanks again Marcus for the tip!) 'Tempus, Anyone' aired on 1/21/96 and INPY... on 2/11/96 (so my estimate was a pretty good guess, if I may say so myself.)
Isn't leaving a fireplace burning with only a blind woman in the house rather dangerous?
Superman is planning on returning within the half-hour. Surely blind Lois can stop herself from burning down the house or falling into the fireplace in that amount of time.
Hmm... Blind. Alone. Middle of nowhere. Yep. Free, indeed.
No guards. No gates. No locks. No survalliance video. No Lex or son. No Neuroscanner. Sounds like freedom compared to what she's had during the last 3-4 years to me.
