Lois Lane (
loisfuckinglane) wrote in
paradisa2012-10-19 09:33 pm
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053 ♕ [dictated]
[ lois lane's always been the one to want to spread the news first. get the big headline. steal the scoop.
but in this case, she's been in no hurry to spread the story. somehow it makes it all too real to talk about it, so she's tried coming to terms on her own before steeling herself to let the public in on her pain. she figures that way, maybe plenty of people will have already noticed and dealt with it on their own terms, if it meant something to them.
but she has to put it out there, to let herself finally try to move forward. the isolation of her now empty nest in town - no son, no husband, not even conner, just the dogs and her, is getting to be too much. ]
I don't know who's heard or not by now, but I know there's some people who might not have noticed since Clark & I moved out to town, but...
[ a deep breath ] He's gone. My husband, Clark -- Superman -- finally went home.
[ it doesn't seem like enough to say, so she finds herself spilling out more. ] It's funny... I think he'd sort of started to think he was just as immune to getting sent home as he is to.... almost everything else. Four years starts to make you wonder, I suppose.
I know he felt the same way I do, though. That leaving before we find a way to get everyone back home, or solve the mystery of this place, seems so much like abandoning everyone. Even if it's not by choice.
Smallville's never been big on giving up. And I'm not either. So I guess--
I just wanted to say that I still feel like we'll find a way some day. In spite of everything.
We're all going to go home in peace eventually.
but in this case, she's been in no hurry to spread the story. somehow it makes it all too real to talk about it, so she's tried coming to terms on her own before steeling herself to let the public in on her pain. she figures that way, maybe plenty of people will have already noticed and dealt with it on their own terms, if it meant something to them.
but she has to put it out there, to let herself finally try to move forward. the isolation of her now empty nest in town - no son, no husband, not even conner, just the dogs and her, is getting to be too much. ]
I don't know who's heard or not by now, but I know there's some people who might not have noticed since Clark & I moved out to town, but...
[ a deep breath ] He's gone. My husband, Clark -- Superman -- finally went home.
[ it doesn't seem like enough to say, so she finds herself spilling out more. ] It's funny... I think he'd sort of started to think he was just as immune to getting sent home as he is to.... almost everything else. Four years starts to make you wonder, I suppose.
I know he felt the same way I do, though. That leaving before we find a way to get everyone back home, or solve the mystery of this place, seems so much like abandoning everyone. Even if it's not by choice.
Smallville's never been big on giving up. And I'm not either. So I guess--
I just wanted to say that I still feel like we'll find a way some day. In spite of everything.
We're all going to go home in peace eventually.

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Huh. Thought he was always going to be a permanent fixture.
[He'd rather not discuss going home, or the possibility thereof. He's made himself a life here, and is far more content in his skin than he was before he was brought here]
Some of us kicking and screaming, I imagine.
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We'll at least all have the choice to, I mean. Not be held here against our will anymore, I suppose, for potentially sinister purposes.
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[He makes a sound of amusement] Still, choice is an important thing.
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[Though he won't give apologies, that makes it sound too final]
Of course we will.
I know I'm not giving up either.
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You might be right. This place tried that once actually, but it didn't take.
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Sam doesn't actually say that though -- his brain/mouth filter worked better than that, but ... damn.]
I'm sorry, Lois.
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You shouldn't be. It's better this way, he deserves a break from the things this place throws at us.
And we have each other back home, you know. So he'll go back to... marry me all over again there. [ CAN YOU FEEL HER FORCED CHEER ] And I'll...
Eventually be there too.
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I'm sure you will. I have a feeling that that's not something you would miss.
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It definitely seems worth an encore.
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This changes things.]
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Jeez. And what timing.]
I'm sorry, Lois. If there's anything I can do--like, I don't know, distractions or... anything, let me know, okay?
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I don't think I'd ever want to leave.
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He's starting to think getting married always leads to one or the other disappearing. Maybe it was the whole idea. That's one way out of responsibility.]
I guess there's hope for everyone.
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Even if it's just a stroke of luck.
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She writes to Lois in response.]
I'm sorry to hear that. Though even so, I don't know that I'd call it abandonment - he had many responsibilities at home as well, didn't he?
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There will always be unfinished business. What's important is the contributions you can make while you are here.
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