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She was going to punch him in the arm the way she used to over the years, the we're buddies moment. But things changed, he doesn't see her that way. He stopped her, they stared at each other for a bit, she told him to keep his secrets. Their relationship shifted in that scene.
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I accept the buddies explanation -- it makes the most sense -- but I thought his next look was more purposeful than confused. My first thought was that instead of revealing his secret verbally, he was giving her a clue with that fast grab, and I thought she caught it, hence the milk-the-mystery comment.Comment
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Singing with a choir of Clois angels, eh, Kay?
*polishes tarnished halo*
I can't believe how much I loved a zombie episode, but leave it to Clois.
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Hey, Amy, 7 away!
Clark was so not letting Lois punch him as a friend. Not only did they share that look (one among many), but he moved up into her personal space. Without even taking a step.Comment
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[QUOTE=flashofblueandred;5487905]Lois has been punching him in the arm to show their "just friends" status since the very beginning. Clark catching her arm before she can do that, especially right after he essentially closed the book on Lana with seemingly no regrets, shows that he no longer wants to be "just friends" and is ready to move on. He realizes that she does mean more to him, like Chloe said, and he wants to act on that.
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Exactly, I realized it the same way!
He doesn't want a friend relationship, because he is starting to fell in love with her.
Finally, Clois has arrived!Comment
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do you guys think that Lois picked up on the importance of this gesture as well?Comment
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Yip! Sure do Thomas!
I think she was a little taken aback by him stopping her so abruptly from doing her friendly arm punch and doesn't quite know at this point what to make of it.
Clark on the other hand...he stopped her because he no longer sees them as 'friends'...he knows there's something deeper there, and he loves and wants it all!
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My thoughts exactly!!!Singing with a choir of Clois angels, eh, Kay? *polishes tarnished halo*
I can't believe how much I loved a zombie episode, but leave it to Clois.
Clark was so not letting Lois punch him as a friend. Not only did they share that look (one among many), but he moved up into her personal space. Without even taking a step.
Leave it to Clois to make a zombie episode so romantic.
P.S. I also loved the Resident Evil mention.
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Hmm, that's an interesting idea...I didn't actually consider that it was possible Clark was giving her a hint about his secret in lieu of verbalizing it to her. But it kinda makes sense a little. Even though it's a bit bold for his character I think. Nonetheless it does give extra meaning to her "mystery" comment. I like it
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everyone before has already said the reason season nine has been so good to us with clois...so amazing!
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I have watched that scene a lot and Lois certainly did know the importance of this gesture. (That they are more than just friends and Clark wants it to be more).She doesn't miss a beat and is flirting like crazy. From an outsiders perspective it looks a bit rough but watch Lois' face and body language, she liked it a lot and understood what it meant.
Gooooo Clois.
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Yeah, that moment was really great. Showed how he has moved on from Lana, now he wants Wild Cherry.Lois has been punching him in the arm to show their "just friends" status since the very beginning. Clark catching her arm before she can do that, especially right after he essentially closed the book on Lana with seemingly no regrets, shows that he no longer wants to be "just friends" and is ready to move on. He realizes that she does mean more to him, like Chloe said, and he wants to act on that.
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And we know from the combined preview last week, that Clark is going to ask her on a date. Or at least, "something like a date."
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play time is over
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