Now of course, at times, more often than not, in fact, these two sides will converge - that's just par for the course in terms of the work they do. But does it mean constantly checking in with each other before every mission or Clark actually including Lois in every mission? To my mind, no. Same here - to me, the relationship is so much more compelling if they are off excelling in their own fields. (And I do like when they track down a story together. But is;s great to see then chasing down stories solo as well.)
I didn't mind AC' return. I could actually see both sides of the argument, to an extent where him and Clark were concerned and I quite liked their scene in the barn. It had a nice acknowledgment from both of them of the others POV, plus a strengthening of the trust and communication factor between them, rounding it all off with AC' "we'll do it your way, lead by example, not by resistance."I liked that line too - wish there'd been more of Clark & AC working together and that they hadn't bothered introducing Mera since
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//Same here - to me, the relationship is so much more compelling if they are off excelling in their own fields. (And I do like when they track down a story together. But is;s great to see then chasing down stories solo as well.)//
The art of subtlety and balance is so lost on these writers.
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Same here - to me, the relationship is so much more compelling if they are off excelling in their own fields. (And I do like when they track down a story together. But is;s great to see then chasing down stories solo as well.)
I didn't mind AC' return. I could actually see both sides of the argument, to an extent where him and Clark were concerned and I quite liked their scene in the barn. It had a nice acknowledgment from both of them of the others POV, plus a strengthening of the trust and communication factor between them, rounding it all off with AC' "we'll do it your way, lead by example, not by resistance."I liked that line too - wish there'd been more of Clark & AC working together and that they hadn't bothered introducing Mera since ( ... )
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The art of subtlety and balance is so lost on these writers.
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