Quotes:
LOIS (about Lex): You sick, twisted, disgusting sociopath.
CLOIS: Clark’s not my type, all those muscles.
LEX: I am God! God will smite you down!
CLOIS: What does ‘smite’ mean?
CLOIS (about sleeping with Clark): I was thinking, tonight would be perfect if Superman were here.
LEX: An empire of pure evil, created solely for the enrichment and glorification of us.
Details:
The Company Sky trip was the winter before Clark started. Lois broke her ankle. Perry couldn’t believe how colorfully she could swear.
Clois isn’t interested in having a wedding night with Clark.
Clark’s quite confused about waiting any more once they have waited a very long time.
Martha jokes that Clark’s implying Lois is an imposter. He starts to reject that notion before thinking it over, given their clone-story from the previous episode.
Clark confronts Clois about not being his wife, but he doesn’t explain how he knows and makes Perry and Jimmy take Clois’s side.
Clois actually shoots Lex in the left biceps when he tries to intimidate her.
Lex visits Clark and enlists his help. Clark’s foolish enough to work with him.
Clark and Lex bond over their feelings for Lois.
Clark confronts Lex about how he should never trust him. Then he believes Lois that she wants to go with Lex. Clark still threatens Lex that he doesn’t know what Lex has done with Lois to make her go with him. And yet, he lets her go with Lex.
Lex brings Lois to an abandoned church in Suicide Slum. He’s masked as the church deacon from the wedding.
Lex has a windowless fortress in the alps.
Lex hid 200 million dollars in Lois’s name in a bank.
Lex injects Lois with a paralyzing agent to numb her voice. She manages to escape, hits her head on a fire hydrant when she gets knocked down by a car and forgets her name and who she is. She only remembers her character’s name ‘Wanda Detroit’.
Lois’s novel is mentioned: The True And Amazing Adventures of Wanda Detroit.
Red Dixon picks Lois up with her truck.
Lois gets a gig at Bibbo’s Ace o’ Clubs down by the docks.
Wanda speaks in expository clichés from a film noir or detective novel.
WANDA: I can’t picture Clark. All I can see in my head are a bunch of words.
Fanfic recommendations:
Labrat’s Masques.
Plot Bunnies:
What if Clark jokes that Lois is interested in a threesome for her wedding night?
Michael
