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I'm still wondering what it was that made Clark start acting like an idiot...

From the flashback to TOGOM, it seemed like things were fine until then so maybe the guilt of putting her through all that and then having to lie about it?? Hmmmm

I love that Lois is reaching out to Lucy and that Luce is actually being there for her for a change.

I just assumed Clark couldn't get drunk when he had his superpowers but I guess that is just something that has become fandom canon.

Awww, finally! I am just baffled by this Clark (and Lois for that matter - smack him around a bit Lois!!). Surely he has not been treating her 'like dirt' over a guilty conscience??

Yowza!! I thought they had sex here but the next chapter implies otherwise which actually makes more sense cause no matter how OOC this Clark is, I can't imagine that he would sleep with her without telling her his secret.

I'm really enjoying this story even though both Lois & Clark are OOC. I like to think that we can all act OOC ourselves, depending on the circumstances or where our train of thought leads us. I know I've done things OOC before. Looking forward to MORE!

Thanks for your feedback, stephanachia. I was a bit worried, I had driven my last reader off

Oh, that is my interpretation exactly. The poor guy is just so out of it, that he actually tried getting drunk.

People who read the whole thing kept assuring me, that they weren't behaving so much OOC. Well, maybe Lois is behaving a bit OOC, since she wouldn't stick with Clark despite his odd behavior. But then, being in love, one's bound to do strange things.

I have to admit, I'm one of those people who don't think Clark would sleep with Lois without being honest with her, particularly considering how he describes making love and also the fact that he can't be 100 percent sure the act wouldn't be different with him than with a human male, so I'm not sure what I think about that.

The rest of the chapter was just as confusing. I still think something more behind the scenes is going on. Obviously, he feels bad about having her think he was dead, but the change started way before then on the park bench. So, this piled on top of whatever else happened--and we still don't know if he got stuck in the Kryptonite cage--may be what convinced him or forced him to drive her away.

I love how even through her view, we can see how much of a constant effort it is for him to distance himself from her. Being close to her and trusting her is very natural to him.

Oh, and I love that in the flashback, she thought that she had to live to honor the gift Clark had given her--beautiful!