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#46347 09/20/07 11:19 AM
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Well, what do you think?

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I think I'm really intrigued!

I felt so sorry for Lisa. The poor girl thinks she going loony! And poor Lois, giving up her career and raising a child on her own. I hope that Clark comes into their lives soon. They both need him.

I'm looking forward to the next part!


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I have absolutely no time for feedback - really - but I just have to tell you that I love this!

Poor Lisa! Poor Lois! Lois has had to give up so much for her child, and Lisa... poor girl. Gradually finding herself becoming impossibly superpowered, and thinking, logically, that she was going crazy, and finding out pretty horrible things about the world, and knowing absolutey nothing about her paternity... that must be horrible beyond belief.

Usually, I don't want Clark to become Superman if Lois is not around to inspire him. But this time I'm just so grateful that he has become Superman without her! Now Lois and Lisa finally have a chance to learn who her father is. And Clark finally has a chance to get to meet his daughter!

I absolutely love your story, Shayne! Please be back soon with more!

Ann

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Interesting, Shayne. Very interesting.

I was so intrigued by the first snippet that I wrote up part of a scene where Lois and Clark met for the second time. I won't describe it here, but if you want to see it I'll e-mail it to you. Suffice to say that there were complications galore.

But it looks like you don't need my piddlin' little ideas. This is going to be a great ride! Can't wait to see where you take this one.


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Oh Exorsist, scary movie, that poor poor child! You capture her feelings very well. More soon. Stroke Stroke Stroke (stroking Shayne's Ego for more) Laura


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Again, it's really great. I would have never made the connection of thinking you're possessed and the superhearing. Poor girl! I'm still really enjoying this. Thanks so much Shayne!

alcyone


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On the screen was a tiny figure in a blue and red outfit.
Yay! there's hope.. Shayne, tell Lisa she does not have to worry for much longer (hopefully) cool


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