The Five can't handle a mass suicide. It's been explained that the Crucible is to allow them to repower one mutant at a time. It's like asking them to be in line and also preventing the possibility of having suicides with the sole purpose of being Resurrected with a new improvement everytime. If they don't find a way to regulate it then Resurrection risks of becoming a whim and the system will.collapse. I don't like my hair color -> I'll kill myself and ask for new hair.
“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
“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
I repeat, as long as there are millions of dead Genosha mutants in the queue to resurrect, recovering your powers before they resurrect is a privilege.
I don't like the spectacle aspect of the crucible in all actuality it could be done a little bit more privately. Too me that's why It kind of comes off like they have to fight/earn something rightfully theirs.
That wasn't the point of the post or the point i was trying to make. What you said is happening isn't even happening. Discussion on this topic isn't going anywhere because people seem to think that People are defending every aspect of what happened. I am not defending what Apocalypse did but Krakoa need something to limit mutants from wanting to die.
People have said all freaking time death doesn't matter and mutants will just be killing themselves silly these books have no tension. Krakoa puts in a system to stop that very thought process and people don't seem to get that
It feels like most of the people complaining never had to go through an experience like that in real life they don't understand.
If you intertwine Scott's and Kurt's convo, you can decipher that when the Quiet Council realized that they have to euthanize the depowered mutants to give their powers back Apocalypse was the one who stepped with the Crucible idea. It fits with his way of thinking and the mutants are basically a warrior tribe so Hickman adding something like this to Krakoa works.
"Cable was right!"
I am pretty sure Reed would do anything for his children but I have yet to see him get on his knees before a nazi who just mentally and physically tortured him just to keep safe the mind of one of his stranged children, history of hisl life no one noticed this but that always has been his luck.
"To the X-men then, who don´t die the old fashioned way and no matter how hard we try, none of us die forever" Uncanny X-Men #270, Jean and Ororo
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Great recap Vegan Daddy! I really enjoyed this issue especially the scenes between Logan, Scott and Kurt and the scene with Warlock is both creepy and funny.
Regarding the crucible and what happened to Aero, yeah it was messed up especially having her die like this in front of all of Krakoa and I wonder what's going to be the consequences on the long term for those who went through this "ritual", especially the trauma that come with it.
Yu's art was really good here, I've always loved the way he draws Apocalypse.
So all in all it's another good issue of X-Men in my opinion but honestly after reading this issue, I hope Hickman will have another title with Kurt as one of the main protagonists, I really like he way he writes him.