I almost hate for it to be over. But it's been a great ride. How sweet that Superman is thinking of the kids.
Love this line:
"Oh, Martha, let me help you," Lois offered. They all exchanged looks, knowing Lois' limits in the kitchen. "What? I can do something, as long as I'm told exactly what to do and it doesn't involve any kind of... um, cooking."
Clark gave me this on our first... unofficial Christmas together,"
Great continuity there.
[QUOTE"I believe in you. I believe in the love that surrounds this family. But Christmas, I don't know, Clark. I mean, it was wonderful to give those poor sick children a moment of happiness, but there is so much--selfishness, evil, in the world... I just..."[/QUOTE]
Excellent point. With Lois' upbringing, it would be hard to believe in the good in the world. Even with her profession, it would be easy to become jaded. Love how Superman shows her examples of goodness. You'd think he'd get discouraged sometimes too - seeing so much evil in the world.
Her sadness tore at his heart, "Lois, I always saw the good in you. You had just been so battered and bruised that you needed...
well, love. Without any strings or boundaries. Without judgment, without hurtfulness."
Sigh. So sweet.
I like her calling him Superman at the end too. Great job!
Joan