Where did Jubilee keep Skin's Ashes?

[Slicknickshady]

Where did Jubilee keep Angelo’s (Skin) Ashes? Did she give them back to him now that he’s back alive on Krakoa?

This is very important. Maybe only Chuckles Austin knows.

[Dementia5]

I seem to recall a scene in Jubes’ bedroom during Wood’s XX-men run that showed the urn on her dresser, but I could be wrong. Other than that I’m not sure.

[Will Evans]

The more important question is........has she jumped his bones yet?

Plus Synch is back and Krakoa supports poly relationships. So there you go.

[Glio]

Giving his ashes to someone who has been resurrected is tremendously creepy.

Better to throw them discreetly. In fact, better if the old corpses are destroyed.

Which reminds me that ORCHIS has a Cyclops body. Ugh.

[Havok83]

Im pretty sure she would have lost the ashes by now considering how many times the mansion has been destroyed since then. End of Morrison's run, Messiah Complex, Disassembled and any number of stories in between.

[Pav]

The more important question is........has she jumped his bones yet?

Plus Synch is back and Krakoa supports poly relationships. So there you go.

Most important question: When is Synch going to return from his mission with Darwin and Laura? Their little romp in the Vault is probably the most interesting thing I'm waiting to learn more about.

-Pav, who wants them to be the basis for a new team so bad...

[Beetle]

Wait, if Jubilee had his ashes, how did Selene manage to resurrect his body during Necrosha?

[Havok83]

Wait, if Jubilee had his ashes, how did Selene manage to resurrect his body during Necrosha?

Magic 10 char

[Dementia5]

Magic 10 char

Amazing! I wish I had a magic 10 char.

[Grunty]

Giving his ashes to someone who has been resurrected is tremendously creepy.

Better to throw them discreetly. In fact, better if the old corpses are destroyed.

Who doesn't like a constant reminder that they are just a reproduction of a person who actualy died, made from digital stored memories and a DNA sample?
Surely a little identity crisis and questioning the existance of their soul is a great way to build character and make someone appriciate being utterly replacable.
Just give them the ashes and watch the Duncan Jones movie "Moon" with them and they will feel better.

A little sarcasm aside. One has to wonder how the Krakoa based society/culture handles the bodies of the dead mutants?
Are they handled with at least some care, considering they are still people who died, or depending on the viewpoint someone's previous form.
Or are they discared into a giant pile under Krakoa to be processed by it like biological garbage?

The aspect that they are technicaly not really revived as much as replaced has not been adressed much yet from what i recall.
Perhaps the upcomming X-factor will go into that subject more.

Likewise it would be interesting to know if there are mutants who don't want to be "brought back" by the system? Like demanding to be removed entirely from the Cerebro storage. This in turn raises the question of how the Nation of Krakoa deals in the "ownership" of a mutats memories and dna?
Can they really claim acting in a person's interest if they replicate them without asking them beforehand?
Are all mutants "possession" of the nation what ever they like it or not, just because Xavier declared all mutants automically citizen of Krakoa (in case i haven't misunderstood that part HOX/POX wrong)?