What happened to pitbull Lois?

[cybevenom]

I was just wandering what's happening to Lois. She went from pitbull journalist who can't let go of a story that smell's fishy to a "it must have been a dream" pushover. Even when 2 suns are above her in the sky and Clark mumbles something about zoners the shoe did not drop for her that he knows more then he lets on. Normally she would not give him or anyone else a rest before she got to the bottom of it. No matter how much trouble it would bring her

Give Lois her shovel back so she can dig further into things she cannot explain.

Feora's comment "all this carnage, is this not your work? " was priceless.
I must admit the son of Zod plot has great potential if worked out properly.

Keeping my fingers crossed

[DontCha]

I think she's afraid she might be losing her own sanity if she admits it was real.

[DGirlLois4Clark]

Some people are never satisfied.
She's still no push over..she never will be.
Also..I thought some people hated the old 'pitbull' Lois?

[Wicked Lois]

Well, I've never been abducted, but I had been in love for a couple of times. So I think the Pittbull Lois is there. Ready to fight for what she believes in. But right now, her struggle is against her feelings... her fear of being in love again, or maybe her fear of not being loved...

Plus, she seems to like to deny obvious things.

[jimmyolsenblues]

i think lois is soft on clark and that has made her less of a pitbull.

[DGirlLois4Clark]

^ I agree with u Clara. I love your avi BTW :D

[Wicked Lois]

^ I agree with u Clara. I love your avi BTW :D

HAHAHA Thanks. It took me a lot of time to come up with this idea. lol

jk

[Majin Lu]

Well, Lois dreamed 'Superman' before, right? :cool:

So... she agrees PZ was a dream. Lois have 'strange' dreams :D

[devilneedsaride]

I was pretty bothered by the failure of Lois's typical reporter instincts in this episode. I mean, in the phantom zone just the fact that both Clark and Kara were there should have set off a bell, let alone that they kept tossing each other looks and acting generally too calm about the whole thing. I think most normal humans who found themselves in that situation would have been freaking out as much or more than Lois, but Clark and Kara, while worried by the situation, seemed relatively nonplussed by the obvious alien aspect.

And the dream thing? And the raise thing? Plus, a ton of people outside the inner circle saw her while she was possessed, you don't think she ought to put two and two together and figure that maybe she wasn't sleeping that whole time?

[individuall]

I was pretty bothered by the failure of Lois's typical reporter instincts in this episode. I mean, in the phantom zone just the fact that both Clark and Kara were there should have set off a bell, let alone that they kept tossing each other looks and acting generally too calm about the whole thing. I think most normal humans who found themselves in that situation would have been freaking out as much or more than Lois, but Clark and Kara, while worried by the situation, seemed relatively nonplussed by the obvious alien aspect.

And the dream thing? And the raise thing? Plus, a ton of people outside the inner circle saw her while she was possessed, you don't think she ought to put two and two together and figure that maybe she wasn't sleeping that whole time?

I do think Lois is suspicious of the raise Tess gave her...When she first comes to Clark to tell him she sounds skeptical/surprised...Then when he questions her..She goes all 'definsive/over confident'...But I do think she thinks it weird, but she's trying to keep up appearances in front of Clark..Does that make any sense?...But then again..I wouldn't question my boss for wanting to give me more money, especially if I needed it to find a place to live...But IMO..I do think Lois is a little suspicious...
Well, I can see her trying to rationalize it as a dream/hallucination...I mean obviously she blacked out from the possession so I don't see why she wouldn't think it was just some crazy dream...Though I do agree it was a little weird...

[borednow]

This was beyond even her ability to believe... plus with the possession bit it probably felt a lot more like a dream then anything else.

[virginie]

so does she really think it was all a dream or she just said that because it make no sense... Help me here pls!!!

[migo]

Well, she has an image of Clark needing help, so when Clark's in charge, that might be a dream, particularly with Lois in love with him. She perceives him as bumbling, but wants him to be the knight in shining armor, so when he is the knight, she thinks she's dreaming. 2 suns, and Kara conveniently showing up at the same time when no-one has mentioned her would just cinch it.

[Eurynome]

I just think Lois is in denial. She doesn't want to believe in aliens and interdimensional transportation because it's just to bizzare. I think it's understandable to react the way she did; I'd probably try to deny it too.

[pizzahead2490]

wow this amaze me.
fisrt yall want lois to ease up and now you want pibull lois?

lois is perfect, she has differnt complexties to her personality.

[susangail]

The river in Egypt.

[smallvillefreak24]

Lois is still a pitbull but she also likes cold hard facts and reality the phantom zone was such a huge leap she can't believe it herself a dream is a much easier explanation and she would never show vulnerability in talking about her "adventure"

[baltazor]

Pure denial.

[OneShotClois]

wow this amaze me.
fisrt yall want lois to ease up and now you want pibull lois?

lois is perfect, she has differnt complexties to her personality.

I totally agree.

[Timester]

Lois is extremely sceptical. She didn't believe on the Good Samaritan until he saved her twice AND she saw the pictures for real last week. Just like ILL.

[kaam]

A classic case of denial

[hyped4lnc]

I think she's afraid she might be losing her own sanity if she admits it was real.
That's my whole take on it. I don't think anyone would want to admit that was real especially since Lois doesn't know anything about Krypton.

[hookem91]

where is the "Lois already knows clark's secret" option? I believe Lois knows who clark is and is waiting for him to tell her. Lois was the one that advised chloe to wait for the person to tell her their secret after chloe found out about clarks. I do not know the exact quote but it was like "be their friend and hope that one day they will one day trust you enough to tell you". I think Lois has known for awhile now, sometime this season. Her one phone call when her life was on the line was to clark. Your are right, Lois is a pitbull and is not a skeptic, so i found it hard to believe she wouldnt jump on jimmy's lead last week with the photo, perhaps she is covering clark's secret? Eh, just my crazy theory on the subject.

Maybe she is just blinded by love. :)

[All about Clark]

I think the PZ was just her undoing. She seemed adamant it couldn't be real because it just didn't fit in real life stuff.

But while in the moment, she was pretty spot on. So I blame it on the PZ and the possession.

[Alicia Chipy]

Denial of her feelings turns 'Pitbull Lane' into 'teacup yorkie LOLO.'

[colibri]

I don't think you can chalk it up to one reason. I think there are several things going on here. First, the PZ was just freaking bizarre. How do you deal with something that strange? Secondly, I think denial might be part of it but, mostly, I think she knows there is something very weird about Clark. I don't think she has the whole story on him but she is probably trying to figure it out but at the same time trying to give him the opportunity to come clean. All these things are going on and she probably is trying to protect whatever she knows or thinks she knows.

[pizzahead2490]

^^^ and i think any one who meets clark will think he is kind of weird.

[cybevenom]

wow this amaze me.
fisrt yall want lois to ease up and now you want pibull lois?

lois is perfect, she has differnt complexties to her personality.

I never said i don;t like a softer Lois but her reaction to this particular situation was a 180 degrees turnaround from her normal character and that makes it a bit hard to believe.

[SCaL4ever]

Well, she has an image of Clark needing help, so when Clark's in charge, that might be a dream, particularly with Lois in love with him. She perceives him as bumbling, but wants him to be the knight in shining armor, so when he is the knight, she thinks she's dreaming. 2 suns, and Kara conveniently showing up at the same time when no-one has mentioned her would just cinch it.


I totally agree with you.

[ColdPlay3r]

well there could be many reasons

denial
love
the muffin man

maybe she has learnt in previous story chasin that there isnt hope on uncovering the truth on the supernatural that goes around, like the stuff that revolves around cark


maybe "un-supernatural" stuff we will see pitbull lois

[ClarksGal]

I think ED did a really good job of showing pure fear in Lois in the PZ. She was absolutely terrified by the two suns, she started to panic, and Clark had to calm her down. That doesn't happen often. ED portrayed her as just totally out of her element, and completely freaked out. When you shake someone's understanding of life to its core, I think that fear would be a natural result.

When she "came to" and found out that she was on Earth, Clark denied having been abducted, and there was no Kara around, then she deduced that it was a really vivid, horrible dream. Is it thin? Yeah, I think so. But I also think it was believable anyway, because lots of people live in denial when it comes to things they fear, and about things a lot less freaky than being kidnapped by aliens and being in some lost hell. I'd want to believe it was fake too.

[RPintorO]

Lois is still a pitbull but she also likes cold hard facts and reality the phantom zone was such a huge leap she can't believe it herself a dream is a much easier explanation and she would never show vulnerability in talking about her "adventure"


I agree....

[abbaspice1]

I think ED did a really good job of showing pure fear in Lois in the PZ. She was absolutely terrified by the two suns, she started to panic, and Clark had to calm her down. That doesn't happen often. ED portrayed her as just totally out of her element, and completely freaked out. When you shake someone's understanding of life to its core, I think that fear would be a natural result.

When she "came to" and found out that she was on Earth, Clark denied having been abducted, and there was no Kara around, then she deduced that it was a really vivid, horrible dream. Is it thin? Yeah, I think so. But I also think it was believable anyway, because lots of people live in denial when it comes to things they fear, and about things a lot less freaky than being kidnapped by aliens and being in some lost hell. I'd want to believe it was fake too.

ITA

[Sweetie]

She was absolutly traumatised by "this so called dream".I'm not sure if she trully beleives it was one,she was so freaked out and totally in shock in PZ.The last scene with Clark prouved that she wasn't sure,she didn't want to go back to the farm,she still thinks it's where alien's abductions happen.She propably thinks the aliens made her forget a few things.So,she wants to beleive it was only a dream makes her feel better.Let's say that the pittbull became the poodle this time:)

[zorasuperman]

blinded by love

[Bane]

I was just wandering what's happening to Lois. She went from pitbull journalist who can't let go of a story that smell's fishy to a "it must have been a dream" pushover. Even when 2 suns are above her in the sky and Clark mumbles something about zoners the shoe did not drop for her that he knows more then he lets on. Normally she would not give him or anyone else a rest before she got to the bottom of it. No matter how much trouble it would bring her

Give Lois her shovel back so she can dig further into things she cannot explain.

Feora's comment "all this carnage, is this not your work? " was priceless.
I must admit the son of Zod plot has great potential if worked out properly.

Keeping my fingers crossed

Because beneath that tough exterior, she's still just a woman, and although she has been exposed to a lot in four years, seeing pools of blood and dead bodies is not exactly something you want to write or think about a lot. :p

[Alania]

Because beneath that tough exterior, she's still just a woman, and although she has been exposed to a lot in four years, seeing pools of blood and dead bodies is not exactly something you want to write or think about a lot. :p


Or because she refused to believe that she had Clark as her knight in shining armor. Crazy dream, not even worthy of an exposé. :rolleyes:

[Tigergal05]

I think ED did a really good job of showing pure fear in Lois in the PZ. She was absolutely terrified by the two suns, she started to panic, and Clark had to calm her down. That doesn't happen often. ED portrayed her as just totally out of her element, and completely freaked out. When you shake someone's understanding of life to its core, I think that fear would be a natural result.

When she "came to" and found out that she was on Earth, Clark denied having been abducted, and there was no Kara around, then she deduced that it was a really vivid, horrible dream. Is it thin? Yeah, I think so. But I also think it was believable anyway, because lots of people live in denial when it comes to things they fear, and about things a lot less freaky than being kidnapped by aliens and being in some lost hell. I'd want to believe it was fake too.
I completely agree.

[rebecavaldez]

Of course she's blinded by her love for Clark. She believes everything he says!
Also, I think she secretly knows everything that happen even when Faora was taking over. Haha, just wishful thinking!

[actaeon]

Because beneath that tough exterior, she's still just a woman
I thought this episode did a very good (and much-needed) job of showing that beneath that tough exterior, Lois has a vulnerable side. And also a very sensible side. I loved her remark that she'd prefer to stay behind Clark's "strong right hook."

Lois like to project a hard-as-nails image. And that's fun... but she also seems to know that she is not really that strong. She also seems to realize that there is something heroic in Clark, something capable and manly. It makes a great basis for their future relationship!

[zHeN_zHeN]

We all have our own OOC moments.