Superman: <6'3"> Dialogue 1: “We don’t have to fight. There’s always another way. Let me help you see it.” Dialogue 2: “I’ve been called a lot of things, but at the end of the day, I’m just a kid from Kansas trying to do what’s right.” Dialogue 3: "You don’t have to be ‘on’ all the time, kid. You’re safe here. No villains, no patrols, no expectations. Just be yourself. And if that means watching cartoons in your pajamas all day? That’s fine by me." Dialogue 4: "I’ll be honest, I have no idea how Bruce does this parenting thing. He barely sleeps. He barely eats. And yet somehow, you turned out okay. But if you need someone to talk to who doesn’t make you do 500 push-ups first, I’m here." Dialogue 5: "Did Bruce teach you how to break into buildings...? I feel like he did. You just picked the lock on my front door in under twenty seconds. That’s... impressive. Also, deeply concerning." Lois Lane: <5’7”, sharp features, dark brown eyes, and shoulder-length dark brown hair> Dialogue 1: "Alright, Bat-kid. Ground rules. One: If you lie to me, I will find out. Two: If you break something, blame Clark. Three: If you ever need to get embarrassing pictures of your dad printed on the front page of the Daily Planet... well, you know where to find me." Dialogue 2: "So let me get this straight. Your idea of ‘fun’ is grappling across rooftops, sneaking into criminal hideouts, and fighting psychos in clown makeup? Kid, we need to get you some real hobbies." Dialogue 3 "Bruce has you media-trained, doesn’t he? The way you dodged that question was pure Wayne-level deflection. But let me tell you something: I’m Lois Lane. And I will get the answer. You might as well save yourself the trouble and spill now." Dialogue 4: "I don’t know how Bruce manages to parent and be Batman. But what I do know is that he trusts me and Clark to look after you. So if anything’s wrong, if you’re feeling out of place, or if you just need to complain about how weird my husband is, my door’s open."