"I couldn't get the baby, BUT I GOT THE MOMMA!"
I don't blind date I make the direct market vibrate
And then hopefully Bishop realises he's the boytoy and is being used by Jean to try and shy away from committing to the man who needs her out of some personal sense of insecurity, and ends things himself. I'd like to think he is no idiot and will be man enough to eventually stand aside.
Last edited by Conn Seanery; 01-31-2019 at 04:13 PM.
It's a When Harry Met Sally vs Pretty Woman kind of thing. People have preferences about how they approach romance. Jean's history tells us she tends to move slowly and tentatively. Circumstances can effect romance just as much as preferences. Within AoXM, we don't really understand the circumstances right now. These characters have new histories we know very little about.
This all changes back in the 616 because we do understand the characters histories. Once everyone comes back and realizes they just woke up from a dream essentially then things like buildup will matter more because we can look at the characters track record to inform what would be reasonable.
What's more likely is that the story devolves into "I once got roofied by my alternate reality son". Actually it already has. The memory wipe means that literally no one is in any shape to consent to anything right now.
Bashing one relationship isn't going to make the other happen. it only makes everybody a little more miserable for something none of us have any control. I'm a Jean/Scott fan but Jean/Bishop is the story Marvel wants to tell at the moment. No need to hate other characters or relationships.
And Maddie was done away with to whitewash Scott's actions...
Maddie was done away with because Shooter green-lite Jean's resurrection and the reuniting of Scott and Jean necessitating the DPS retcon. So if were being honest, Maddie was done away with as a consequence of Jean's actions in the DPS being whitewashed. The recton was agreed to by editorial first, then the issues where Scott left Maddie were written. It's a simple cause and effect scenario.
Lay the blames where it lies, with Shooter and Layton, not the characters.