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I would like to get a least a few pages into Part 54 tonight. /does mental calculation and decides to keep very quiet about the result/ Michael
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/does mental calculation and decides to keep very quiet about the result/ Sadly, I was only able to type in what I wrote in my notebook yesterday. Hopefully, I'll be able to stay awake longer tonight. I got a better night's sleep last night.
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Sadly, I was only able to type in what I wrote in my notebook yesterday. Oh dear Then again, it could be worse… Michael
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Originally posted by Darth Michael: Sadly, I was only able to type in what I wrote in my notebook yesterday. Oh dear Then again, it could be worse…
Michael Actually, it was almost worse. I almost deleted everything I wrote this week and started over. But after another (awake) read-through, I think I'll keep it. I'll let the Betas decide if my tangents are slowing down the plot too much.
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I almost deleted everything I wrote this week and started over. But after another (awake) read-through, I think I'll keep it. *whew* /recommends a keyboard with a removed delete-key during the night hours. I'll let the Betas decide if my tangents are slowing down the plot too much. BETAs: What tangents?
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*whew* /recommends a keyboard with a removed delete-key during the night hours. Actually, I had been thinking about it while trying to sleep (after turning off computer), but then accepted it when I read it in the morning. Speaking of which, I really need to send that part over to my Betas. They haven't gotten a new piece all week. There's A-Plot = What's happening around Lois and Clark. (canon storyline). There's B-Plot = What's happening in Lois and Clark's relationship. And then there's C-Plot = Alt-Clark's Backstory. Tangents would fall under C-Plot. But don't worry, I get back to A-Plot by the end of the Part. We haven't done much C-Plotting recently, so I had some stuff to make up for.
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Speaking of which, I really need to send that part over to my Betas. They haven't gotten a new piece all week. Michael
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That’s no way to treat a Beta. I agree, but I had house guests and very little writing time this week. Good news, I'm already half-way done with Part 55. So, without too much distractions (I'm either coming down with a cold or fall allergies have finally kicked in) I should have another one for them soon.
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So, without too much distractions (I'm either coming down with a cold or fall allergies have finally kicked in) I should have another one for them soon. Oh dear! Michael
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“Yes, I know that by allowing my true feelings for her to shine through while I was in the Suit was wrong, but I was unable to hide them from her, no matter how much I tried. I don’t know how that other Clark from your dimension was able to keep it secret from her for so long.” I think it should just be "that allowing". The "by" sets up a line like "I am undermining my chances with her as Clark" but he never says anything like that. On another note it is ironic that Clark thinks canon Clark kept his feelings "secret from her", when in fact canon Clark kissed Lois as SM, danced with Lois as SM and generally romanced her more as SM before she knew the truth more than this Clark has done so far. “I don’t understand,” Wells said. “How can you have a relationship with Ms. Lane without telling her that you’re Superman?” Hey Canon Clark even proposed to her before telling her. Anyway Wells seems to be really out of it. Lois and Clark had already dated when he first met them, and he does know that Clark had not yet told Lois that he was SM. It almost seems that Wells is trying to put stumbling blocks in Clark's way that he knows never existed for canon Clark. I guess he does then admit that canon Clark did the same thing. Still, I don't think it would make any sense for Clark to have told Lois super early. This is a big secret that needs a high threshold for telling, and being in love with a person is not a high enough threshold.
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Those are just a few times I’ve been wrong lately, Clark. So, why couldn’t I possibly wrong about Superman too? I think that should be "possibly be wrong". I will now run for cover since I dared post statements claiming Lois was wrong, even if they are her words. While I do enjoy the different flavors of many foods, rotten tomatoes are not among them, nor is it not necessary for me to consume food to survive on your planet as I get my energy from sunlight.” You don't need the "not" since he said "nor", so it is already a negative statement. As you all know by now, I did fight at the same time, three of Menken Gym’s other cyborgs boxers that evening. I think it should just be "cyborg boxers".
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Originally posted by John Lambert: I think it should just be "that allowing". The "by" sets up a line like "I am undermining my chances with her as Clark" but he never says anything like that. You know, that line always felt off to me, but I could never pinpoint why. Thanks! Problem solved. On another note it is ironic that Clark thinks canon Clark kept his feelings "secret from her", when in fact canon Clark kissed Lois as SM, danced with Lois as SM and generally romanced her more as SM before she knew the truth more than this Clark has done so far. Yes, Clark makes many assumptions (many untrue) about canon Clark and Lois's relationship. “I don’t understand,” Wells said. “How can you have a relationship with Ms. Lane without telling her that you’re Superman?”
JOHN: Hey Canon Clark even proposed to her before telling her. Anyway Wells seems to be really out of it. Lois and Clark had already dated when he first met them, and he does know that Clark had not yet told Lois that he was SM. It almost seems that Wells is trying to put stumbling blocks in Clark's way that he knows never existed for canon Clark.
I guess he does then admit that canon Clark did the same thing. Still, I don't think it would make any sense for Clark to have told Lois super early. This is a big secret that needs a high threshold for telling, and being in love with a person is not a high enough threshold. Says the man begging me every part "Just tell her already!" Just because Herb knows that canon Clark didn't tell Lois, doesn't mean he understands the logic behind his actions. I think that should be "possibly be wrong". Yep, you're right again! Thanks. I will now run for cover since I dared post statements claiming Lois was wrong, even if they are her words. LOIS: Liar! I didn't say that. It was taken out of context! Those aren't... oh, yeah, that's right. I was using reverse psychology on Clark. It worked too, didn't it? You don't need the "not" since he said "nor", so it is already a negative statement. No? Just joking. Thanks. I think it should just be "cyborg boxers". Yeah, a little too many plurals there. Thanks.
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One by one the flags vanished from sight: England, Botswana, Antarctica, Australia, Japan, and Colombia. There is a slight problem with this. Antartica does not have a flag really. In 2002 an international group adpted a flag for Antartica, but there really was no flag for it back in 1993. You are probably going to tell me to "shut up and go with the work of cition", but I wanted to point out this issue.
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Originally posted by John Lambert: One by one the flags vanished from sight: England, Botswana, Antarctica, Australia, Japan, and Colombia. There is a slight problem with this. Antartica does not have a flag really. In 2002 an international group adpted a flag for Antartica, but there really was no flag for it back in 1993. You are probably going to tell me to "shut up and go with the work of cition", but I wanted to point out this issue. There is always the possibility that because of no Clark in this dimension from 1966-early 1993 Antarctica meant that a flag was developed earlier. The flags represented where the S.T.A.R. Lab facilities were located, not necessarily the "country" of origin. While most of the flags were national ones, it does not preclude the Antarctica lab from having a non-nationalized flag. NATIONAL WHISPER: Superman's a Fraud, because Antarctica doesn't have a Flag!
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