Professor X has apparently forgiven past enemies like apocalypse and shaw and went to seek help from mister sinister.
Do you think he'll forgive Nova or there's a limit to his agenda?
Professor X has apparently forgiven past enemies like apocalypse and shaw and went to seek help from mister sinister.
Do you think he'll forgive Nova or there's a limit to his agenda?
isn't she actually a parasitic alien or something ? she probably would've been forgiven if she was a mutant
However Prof X would approach it, I think Polaris would have some words (and hands) to share about it on account of the Genoshan genocide.
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Well, they left reformation as a possibility twice now. First when Morrison had her imprisoned in Stuff for rehabilitation as Ernst (which subsequent writers flubbed hard), and more recently when (exasperated sigh) Jean dosed her with empathy. But it's not really clear whether Cassandra is a mutant, as a genetic clone of Xavier she should have an active X-gene, but she is usually classified as a mummudrai.
Shes not a mutant in the homo superior sense, she copied X-genes
I don't think she even actually has X-Gene hard copied on herself. She copied Charles, but also Donald Trask and I'm pretty sure it's mentioned in New X-Men by Beast that she's unlike any living being that ever existed. So she doesn't fit even in the Sinister loophole.
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I'd say no because she's a mummudrai, not a mutant
But that'd be hypocritical of me because I still want Ev Teel Urizen to come back
It's a shame that later writers weren't really picking up what Morrison had put down. That being said, I'm always hopeful that messes can be cleaned up by future writers who paid greater attention to details.
There's also her possible future in "Here Comes Tomorrow" to consider, when she had already reformed and become part of the X-Men.
However, she's too excellent a villain to lose completely. I definitely don't mind hints of a turn to the good in the future, but I'd prefer she stay mostly villainous in there here and now.
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Xavier was fine working with the Illuminati in the back of everyone, was fine working with a mutant supremacist like Magneto back in the day, is currently fine working with mass murderers and psychos like Apocalypse and Sinister, so why on Earth would he draw a line with Cassandra Nova?
She's not a mutant, but that has never been a criteria for Xavier to begin with, so it doesn't actually factor in the question you are asking.
The Truth is if Xavier can use her "for the greater good of Krakoa" in one way or another, he absolutely will and rationalize the act afterward - like many are doing in this very thread with the criminals and killers who are part of Krakoa's government.
That's the result of unimpeded utilitarianism for you.
"The means are as important as the end - we have to do this right or not at all.
Anything less negates every belief we've ever had, every sacrifice we've ever made."
"Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely."
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Bruh I'm KRwazy about KRaKOa
sooo The mutants are being punished for crimes they COULD do?? lol Damn even ok Krakoan mutants get the short end of the stick..smdh
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