Originally posted by Silent Master
Who better to have an invisible aura than an invisible person.
Nice troll. Anyway, look at the scene itself to get your answer. Superman catches Lois and turns her away from the fire. The directer was clearly showing she needed to be protected, and that Kal was the one protecting her. So based on what we were clearly shown, she wasn't able to protect herself by any means. But i'm sure you'll ignore all that
Originally posted by Silent Master
According to your own argument, Lois is the only person that was protected by the "invisible aura" therefore all "evidence" points to her being the one with the power.
Negative. Superman's aura surrounds himself as well. Didn't think that needed to be spelled out to you tho
Originally posted by Silent Master
Again, According to your own argument, Lois is the only person that was protected by the "invisible aura" in those scenes, therefore all "evidence" points to her being the one with the power.
Again, Superman's aura surrounds himself as well. Didn't think that needed to be spelled out to you tho
Originally posted by Silent Master
You haven't proven that Superman is the one with the "invisible aura".
Look at the scene itself to get your answer. Superman catches Lois and turns her away from the fire. The directer was clearly showing she needed to be protected, and that Kal was the one protecting her. So based on what we were clearly shown, she wasn't able to protect herself by any means. But i'm sure you'll ignore all that
Originally posted by juggerman
Look at the scene itself to get your answer. Superman catches Lois and turns her away from the fire. The directer was clearly showing she needed to be protected, and that Kal was the one protecting her. So based on what we were clearly shown, she wasn't able to protect herself by any means. But i'm sure you'll ignore all that
Your speculation aside, do you have any proof?