Metaphor… Some people identify themselves to the mutants, espousing their cause… defending their actions… of these "superior people"… all the easier that they are the "heroes" of the stories.
When do we see the point of view of humans, not the extremists, but the people who have suffered from the mutants' actions, who are terrified by them ? It is seldom the case.
Isn't that a poison?
“Strength is the lot of but a few privileged men; but austere perseverance, harsh and continuous, may be employed by the smallest of us and rarely fails of its purpose, for its silent power grows irresistibly greater with time.” Goethe
You want a comic book about a civilian who has had something bad happen to because of a mutant? How often do want them to show this? Does that sound like exciting reading to you? What exactly is the point here?
They are humans afraid mutants but not other superpower being doing the same exact thing as mutants? You do remember that Marvel has bunch of superpowered beings running around who aren't the subject of level of hate that mutants get. Oh nos there humans scared of the big bad mutants. Come on try again. You are trying to take the side of the humans in narrative which is fine but you trying to do it and make it seem legit that mutants should have a level a fear attached to them because of "legit things". Everything said about mutants is can be applied to other superhumans (except for being born with powers). Those Superhumans don't get treated like mutants
Anyways this off topic.Back on topic..
Clearly Sue is CBR poster because she reach at point that Cyclops was not even saying. Nowhere in what he said implies that he didn't care for the life Valeria. I like Sue Storm but writer is really using her push the drama in the book.
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"Danielle... I intend to do something rash and violent." - Betsy Braddock
Krakoa, Arakko, and Otherworld forever!
No quite,Her personality is being played up to near annoying levels to bring drama to story. Her actions are inline with most mothers, The thing is she is not most mothers, This is not the first time her family has been in danger or missing. She is one of the most professional heroes around. The writers shouldn't be resort to make the woman in the story wildly emotional to push drama into story and that is what feel like to me.
It is low hanging fruit to make her this emotional, Now I am not a ff expert but she is coming across more way agitated than I have read her before in similar situations but this is just my opinion tho .Every thing she does will simple be explained "as her kid are danger" even when the FF slap suits on their kids and put them in danger and even when her attitude does not quite match up to other situations when her kids were in danger.
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She might be acting like a regular woman whose children are missing but she's not acting like a battle-tested member of the first superhero team who has faced all kinds of things.
Although, I do like that in the face of adversity, her true colors come out. This is like when She-Hulk slipped and called Mutant kids monsters. It's a good reminder of what Mutants face.
Y'all that Patty Spongebob made for Bubble Bass looked good as fuck!
Why making a distinction between the two missing children? Sue is worried for both.
Cyclops should have said that they are not on Krakoa and they will help the FF to find them. Point.
His rhetoric is pointless. A distraught mother won't listen to a logic like: "Valeria and Franklin can't be on Krakoa because the presence of Valeria is forbidden on the island which is only for mutants." Cyclops sounds like a follower who can't help voicing his beliefs…
And showing the point of view of humans would be interesting because the actions of mutants are dubious. It would shake this die-hard certitude that the mutants are necessarily in the right.
After all, the mutants had been the first ones to suffer from the actions of other 'evil' mutants and since they sing all 'Kumbaya' on Krakoa, critic is severely lacking…
“Strength is the lot of but a few privileged men; but austere perseverance, harsh and continuous, may be employed by the smallest of us and rarely fails of its purpose, for its silent power grows irresistibly greater with time.” Goethe
Why would they have to help them? If the FF have been too busy the last 60 years to help mutants.
and yet they always perk their heads to put their noses on the x=mens business, intereeeeesting.
i HATE editorial excuses to ignore what we read, whats on the page, what even the x-men themselves have started to state themselves.
It has been a constant for decades now, too many stories to pass on as "omg seperate franchises , except when their books sales are going down so the x-men need to be the villains or a team up"