Probably not, though she may have figured it out after their exchange, what with hacking into servers and trading e-mails about hundred-year-old photographs right before punching cave trolls. That half-mask isn't nearly as great disguise as he thinks it is.
It was more a femme fatale thing; mysterious, intriguing, inviting, alluring, dangerous, intelligent.
Bruce - understandable. Why was she looking at Bruce with such a curiosity?
Well, I don't know what parties you frequent, but the ones I do don't usually have people hacking into the host's computer network.
It was before Bruce did anything.
Oh you mean during the Lex speech. I didn't even remember that bit. I imagine it was just a trick to focus on the character as someone who stands out from the crowd of extras.
I doubt Lex understood fully what he was doing. Or his plan just failed. There's that unexplained bit with his blood, maybe he expected to control the beast.
No, you're confusing him with comic book Lex. This Lex wasn't concerned Superman would destroy the world, he just wanted to dethrone the modern god. He made Doomsday, because he wanted to create life; like a god.
Oh yeah, the mad bastard totally thought he could control Doomsday, if he had even thought that far. There's no doubt about that. He was a fruitcake.
Yeah, I remember this. During the speech in the beginning when she turns down a drink she stares back at Bruce for some time, and Bruce seems a little "Wow" at her or just intrigued by her at least. I didn't get full-on romance vibe but I think it was more of an instinct thing like something is going on with her. If a woman in a red dress is ever staring at me at a party in a room full of people I'm making sure my wallet is secure and my valet ticket hidden.
Diana is probably crashing the party because she is investigating whether Lex was behind the gathering of physical evidence about her identity, so she is probably wary and "on guard" even while doing the glamorous mingling pretense. She probably noticed Bruce being someone equally alert and with a martial bearing in his movements, as a trained fighter has, and took him in just in case he was security for Lex. When Bruce did his clandestine moves, she indentified him as another person investigating Lex's dealings, thus "the enemy of my enemy..." She may have not known he was Batman at all. Later she probably investigated who Bruce Wayne was, thus how she was able to return the data, and followed the logic when later Batman publicly broke into a Lexcorp facility.
