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and Lois heat it up
Lois put a reassuring hand on his shoulder.
"Of course you're not. I'm just saying you can't serve the
public without their confidence. It's a question of trust,"
she said and then kissed him. "Now what's for
dessert?"
At the end of the episode Clark finds Lois still at her
computer. "Working late?"
"Hi, Smallville. Just finishing up my Justice League story.
How many L's in ambivalent?"
"One. Is that your take on all this, Lois?"
"I've been as tough on the Justice League as anyone.
Especially Superman, but that's just because he sets such a high
standard. I'm going to cut him a break. He's only human ... you
know what I mean."
Clark smiled and adjusted his glasses. "Yeah, I do."
These scenes were good because Lois asked tough questions even
though she obviously cares about Superman in a romantic way. She
won't compromise who she is or what she believes and doesn't
want Superman to compromise what he stands for.
There was the implication that left unchecked, Clark and the
Justice League could become tyrants. That has always been a
popular theme in the comics. Absolute power corrupting
absolutely. In fact, a Superman episode from 1997 may have
inspired some of the events and the romance for this episode of
JLU.

In Brave New Metropolis, Lois gets pulled into
an alternate dimension. There is no crime in that Metropolis,
but that's because Superman runs a police state with Lex Luthor
at the helm.
When that world's Lois Lane was killed by Intergang, Superman
became vulnerable to Lex's suggestion of putting an end to crime
by basically instituting a totalitarian police state.
When Lex found out that Lois was alive, or at least another
version of her existed, he wanted her killed because he knew the
effect she would have on Superman. A quote from another Lex
Luthor is apropos, "My talent in life is not making money.
It's not juggling companies. It's character assessment."
Lois managed to escape, but the effort left her injured and
exhausted. She saw a dark figure approaching and pulled out a
gun. "Stop, or I'll shoot! I swear I will."
Superman stepped out of the shadows. "Lois?"
"You?" she said and fainted.
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