Thanks all for your responses!
Paul wrote:
Poor Clark. I thought things were pretty bad for him at the end of the last part, but you managed to make it worse.
I couldn't resist. Sometimes it's more enjoyable to dig a hole for them than to get them out.
I was surprised that Lois didn't think of getting an annulment or a divorce or something. Maybe she was still a little muddle-headed from the drug. I should think, though, that she'd have realized that a marriage preformed while under the influence would not hold much legal weight.
At the moment, Lois is thinking about getting away from Lex. Legal maneuvers take months, if not years sometimes. The scope Lois is thinking of is in terms of hours. She needs to escape to plan her next move, and she thinks the only person who can help her is Clark. But who knows what might happen?
Tricia wrote:
Lex's characterization is spot on. He's so evil.
Thank you very much. I actually find Lex very difficult to write because I have a tendency to go too far sometimes. Lois is easiest for me to write, followed by Clark.
Tank wrote:
I can see how this is shaping up.
Have you been peeking at my hard drive again? How did you know what I was planning? Now I have to go and rewrite it. Darn. <bg>
TEEEEJ (is that enough E's?) wrote:
Even if Lois does an Elvis Impersonator, she's gonna need ID to claim her ticket. Lex'll find her.
Only if one of his men happen to see her ID, so that's very unlikely since they couldn't possibly cover every flight out of Las Vegas. McCarran is an enormous airport. They could do a computer search, but by the time they figure it out, she'd be long gone.
ERRRK, poor Clark. Some days he should just throw Lex in a cement mixer.
Rats! Now I have to go rewrite it again. I must be getting too predictable.
Thanks to Paul, Jose, Maria, Tricia, Tank, TEEEEEEJ, ethnica, and Rivka for your comments.
Part 11 is coming up in a few minutes.