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paradisa2012-10-19 09:33 pm
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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