We Have To Astonish Them.

“Oh my God…”

"Professor," he whispered in relief, his arms coming to wrap tightly around the man. "Jesus. I was so worried." Scott muttered, holding him close and squeezing his eyes shut. "What happened here? I think I, that Jean..." he looked around some. "Professor, I don't know what's going on with me."

“There are many, many things you shouldn’t talk of, Scott. That’s one of them. I suppose since it took you so long to realize the fallacy behind equality, I can’t expect you’d have also learned when to shut your mouth by now.”

"Nope, but luckily I've always got something interesting to say, whether or not you think it is, is irrelevant to me entirely."

watch me get nothing~

The nerve of this female. Well, the nerve of every female mutant thinking themselves above us. You were a much more suitable vessel than Jean. “Oh, all right. You were right and I was wrong. But you also looked the fool so many times. And have always suffered the defeat. Luckily, I am here to quell that, fear not.”

“Oh, my, Mr. Summers! Thank god I’ve finally got a big strong man to take away my fear of a scary, scary world! Do you perhaps have a nightlight I could borrow, as well?”

"You may mock me all you'd like. But I can't help but think maybe, you do need a strong man, I heard there was a bit of a falling out between you and...oh, maybe I shouldn't talk of it." he smirked.

“As far as I’m concerned, Mr. Rose-Tinted-View-Of-EVERYTHING, the only words you should be saying to me are ‘You were right, and I apologize’. You thought of humans and mutants as equals, and you were wrong. I wasn’t. I never was. And unless those are your next words, consider this conversation over.”

The nerve of this female. Well, the nerve of every female mutant thinking themselves above us. You were a much more suitable vessel than Jean. "Oh, all right. You were right and I was wrong. But you also looked the fool so many times. And have always suffered the defeat. Luckily, I am here to quell that, fear not."