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quote:Originally posted by Darth Michael:
Oh dear. You *do* realize you’ve just added hope for another year’s worth of parts to this story, right?

Don't forget that there will be a Book 3 after this one.
/runs sentence through google translate/ Huh cool *two* more years worth of reading time on this epic series!

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Sorry, guys, I've already promised Tank that there will be no...<<cough>> babies (other than the Kal-el one) in this Book. (My consession for forcing 2 Jimmys down his throat. [Wink] ) It's in my WHAM warning.
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Does this mean there is hope for babies in Book 3?


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Originally posted by John Lambert:
Does this mean there is hope for babies in Book 3?
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Originally posted by Darth Michael:
/runs sentence through google translate/ Huh cool *two* more years worth of reading time on this epic series!
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Okay, no more delays. She might as well go out and get this over with. Lois just knew that when she got to the part of her speech about whom she was thankful to, she was afraid she would break down in tears because she wouldn’t be looking at Clark’s supportive smile as she said his name.
In the second sentence, since it is what Lois "just knew", I think it should be "thankful to, she would break down", no need for a modifier.

On another note, even without cutting the parts in half this story is looking to be well on the way to getting to 200 parts.


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Originally posted by John Lambert:
In the second sentence, since it is what Lois "just knew", I think it should be "thankful to, she would break down", no need for a modifier.
Okay, thanks. Fixed (well, in the Archive version). laugh

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On another note, even without cutting the parts in half this story is looking to be well on the way to getting to 200 parts.
The parts haven't been "cut in half". I've steadied them out at roughly 18 double spaced pages. About that ballpark number... wallbash I never meant for it to be that long. I never wanted it to be longer than Missing Lois (109 Parts). /Sigh/ Never say 'never', huh? It's the tucking in all those other ideas I probably would have put into other stories which made it so long. As you may have noticed, being 'concise' has never been my strong suit. It's a trait I envy in others. Back to writing Part 153...


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