| Posted: 16 August 2016 at 8:19am | IP Logged | 1
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In Lois and Lana's defense, they're not the ones who set the game in play. Clark is flat-out lying to everyone about who he is and they can see that. They just can't prove it. The deception practically begs the reveal... Hate the game if you must, but don't hate the players. :-)
Something most people seem to miss about Lois: She's a reporter. She is the archetypal reporter, the one who will get to the truth and publish it, because it is the truth and that is a reporter's job. She's damned good at it and doesn't go about burying important stories because she happens to know the people involved. If Superman lost his powers, she'd report it. If Superman devised a secret plan to influence the flow of policy in Washington, she'd report it. And if he's walking around among us, as one of us, lying to everyone about that, she's going to report that... The public has a right to know.
Now it takes a lot to love someone who's morally and ethically committed to something that could very well be your undoing. Hell, you'd have to be a Superman...
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