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Madhulk Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
So you've said...
Clark: Lois, we're going against traffic.
Lois: That's the point. Try and keep up.
Clark: And these glasses are driving me crazy.
Lois: So you've said. A way to say you've had it with a person's complaints?
Clark: And this jacket is not helping.
Lois: That's the point. Try and keep up.
Clark: And these glasses are driving me crazy.
Lois: So you've said. A way to say you've had it with a person's complaints?
Clark: And this jacket is not helping.
Top answer
That much is not implied from the text you have given us.
- That much is not implied from the text you have given us.
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I'd say that Lois is expressing some mild annoyance with Clark's complaining. It should be possible to tell her degree of annoyance from her tone of voice and body language.
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