“I don’t want to ever see you again,” said Vicki. “Now, both of you, get away from my desk before I call security down here.”
Why didn't Clark go alone? With Lois's and Vicky's past it's clear that Vicky would never help Lois with a story.
Later that night, when the staff of the Gotham Gazette had cleared out, Lois and Clark returned to the newspaper. The door was locked, but after working on it for some time, Lois managed to get it open. The two of them went straight to Vicki’s desk, and Lois turned the computer on.
Is not there a night shift at newspapers?
“Lois, I’m not sure about this,” Clark replied. “Is it really ethical to look at another reporter’s files?
This is a rhetorical question, don't you think, Clark? :rolleyes:
“Remember, we’re only here to learn more about Batman,” he reminded her. “Don’t even think about reading anything that’s not about Batman. It wouldn’t be right.”
Yes, because breaking in a newspaper and hacking a computer is perfectly right.
Unable to resist the urge to go help out any way he could, Clark started to take off for the elevator.
Clark arrives in Gotham and suddenly - Poof! There is Superman. Bad, very bad idea.
Let's see how they get out of this mess. Catwoman is slippery and Batman is a very smart guy.
Andreia