There's only one canonically-confusing issue: Martha seems to be already working for Lionel, yet the sex seems to be directly after "Red" and hence before "Nocturne." You could remove the Martha-working-for-Lionel references, leaving open the implication that Martha took the job in part to protect Lex, to keep an eye on things chez Luthor. Even though I haven't seen "Nocturne" yet, I have this theory that Martha believes in "keep your enemies closer," and took the job because she suspects Lionel of knowing Too Much about Clark.
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seems to be already working for Lionel, yet the sex seems to be directly after "Red" and hence before "Nocturne." You could remove the Martha-working-for-Lionel references, leaving open the implication that Martha took the job in part to protect Lex, to keep an eye on things chez Luthor. Even though I haven't seen "Nocturne" yet, I have this theory that Martha believes in "keep your enemies closer," and took the job because she suspects Lionel of knowing Too Much about Clark.
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