Originally Posted by
PyroFN
Wow, you bring up some intriguing points. So, this is gonna be a very interesting discussion, even if we don’t agree.
That’s fair. The fact you gave the book a chance beyond more than just issue 1 is enough in my eyes, even if doesn’t account for much as a stranger on the internet.
This is belated too, but to hell with it. I’m also sorry if any personal distress took place in issue 2 for you regarding the scene with Hope and Selene, whatever that may be. Though I’m not aware of what happened, and respect that I don’t need to know, I can tell the scene with Hope and Exodus to Selene hit somewhere personal, which is important to consider regarding everyones point of view. I don’t feel that same for obvious reasons beyond simply I have never been in your position, but I really do hope things are alright. I would much rather you do things that give you joy, rather than spend it on a something ruined for you.
I don’t see it that way. It is more of a revelation of what Mystique’s hand in all this was, in which she was manipulated with empty promises and so she took matters into her own hands as a response of rebelliousness and because she deserved better than what she was given based on recent actions for Krakoa. (Not counting her past, considering all villains seemingly got their chance to prove they are on board with the unity of Krakoa)
Of which is why I don’t get why some people are even defending Charles at this point. Mystique may not have been a good person prior to Krakoa, but ever since afterwards, she has been nothing but an asset and even after learning of Charles betrayal, she still sought the interest of Krakoa. Granted, it was alongside her own interest, but it’s far more benevolent than any other route she could have taken (I.e. burn that island to the ground).
From what I can see, no one other than Charles seems to be blaming Mystique’s actions. In fact, the one person other than Storm and Kurt who is upholding a standard of morality, Kate Pryde, is taking Mystiqeu’s side on this feels like more of a Council vs Charles Xavier type deal to me. I am sincerely hoping Charles is being cut off from having any of the power he used to have as a council member beyond his one vote and being a mascot to Krakoa. Cuz, clearly, he can’t be trusted.
Plot-convenience? Lol!
That aside for an in-universe explanation: Who knows?
It is possible for Precogs to be blocked for some reason or another. Red Skull had telepathically blocked Blindfold’s precognition before and I think there were times where Mantis’ precognition was rendered useless (though I can’t remember any specifics). Given that these Moira’s aren’t exactly running around doing things, it might be as simple as Moira not being in the shot of the important events that take place because the Moira’s are in stasis until Sinister is ready to kill them.
Irene is a powerful precog, but she isn’t omniscient that can follow every character.
Agreed. Confirmation that Moira does indeed erase (or at least ends) timelines with each death is great info and displays Emma’s fears to be valid. (Even if Emma didn’t know for certain)
Not certain what that means, but I am curious how this will effect Destiny’s relationship with Mystique. Destiny is for all intents and purposes giving Mystique hope that she will see the diary entries. I’m simply hoping Mystique is just a blind spot on Irene’s powers, since this arc can go many ways before and after Mystique finds out about her future. (I’m very certain Mystique will find out)
I personally like mutant Sinister, but I loathe the existence of the “real Sinister”. The original Sinister was thrilled at the prospect of mutants appearing to serve his theory correct and explore the horrific testing of mutant experimentation. There should be no prejudice in-character for Sinister.