#lance alvers

It's basically the one where Lance decides to rape Kitty (sigh, you read that right) as revenge since she doesn't seem to be so into him.

Somehow, Kurt got whiff of this and while at first Amanda tried to stop him (why? I don't know she is evil. I'm not sure she was participating on Lance's evil plan it's just "she is so bad, she wants Kurt all for herself") but he goes and....release the demon.

He goes feral and stays with Kitty day and night until she is better. Like a guardian dog.

Logan approves.

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Something sweet and silly and very indicative of the type of chaos one is likely to find with the Brotherhood...

Scott surveyed the ingredients lined up before him. He had the cake mix—two boxes of devil's food, as per Lance's request. And he had the frosting. It came with colored, fish-shaped sprinkles because Kitty insisted that baking should be "festive."

I can't even with this. Scott's so sweet but also does not suffer fools lightly; the clever dismissal of Pietro and his 'help' got me XD And I'm not at all surprised by Kitty's prank. Fortunately, frosting tastes the same in all colors...

Lance's first episode ends with him try to cave in his entire school, after at first trying to collapse everything on Kitty and her parents. Ok, while we can't say "die" the look on her parents' faces before she phased out safely makes it look like they thought she was dead. So, to clear it up, Avalanche TRIED TO KILL Kitty and her parents with a Disney Death. Seems bad? Especially when he later gets together with Kitty you find it hard to believe she forgave him so easily. But when you think about it, he comes off a lot worse: this was a SCHOOL! He collapses the whole building, as shown at the end (Kitty herself was only able to escape with her powers). The average school in England has around three-four hundred students in one year group, schools in America likely have twice that, being bigger, and add in the fact that the average high school in America has four year groups (adding to a possible total of 2 thousand) with some having middle schools built in (building up to a possible 3-4 thousand) and then add teachers and other staff. There was no indication that they all got out, if any, this means Avalanche may have KILLED over four thousand people, some as young as 13! Ok how is he merely Troubled, but Cute or a Jerk with a Heart of Gold?

While it doesn't excuse his actions, it is clearly shown that the events that lead to Avalanche destroying his and Kitty's old school take place after school hours, close to sunset (they waited for that time to break into the principal's office, after all), when no students or faculty would be there, most likely.

Made worse in "Growing Pains", not only does he try to kill Principal Kelly by dropping a scoreboard on him just to impress Kitty, but the Brotherhood's scheme of revealing that they and the Xavier Institute students were mutants was HIS idea, meaning that he tried to do things that would have definitely hurt or even killed people not involved with the conflict.

In one episode, after being unable to return home, Toad broke into Wanda's room to get her clothes, and only her clothes; a part of this was a red nightgown, so he not only grabbed her clothes but possibly other things. Toad was shown as capable to break into her room, and as far as we know is capable of breaking into anyone's home, does this mean Toad has possibly broken into thousands of girls' rooms, looking through and stealing their 'unmentionables?' Another episode has him crash into her room and say 'Sorry sweetums, this time it really was an accident', as in, he has broken into her room under the claim he crashed by accident. All this builds up to make Toad come off as undeniably creepy.

Blob's first episode had him kidnap Jean with tons of psycho parallels. Now, remember Jean was one of the more attractive female characters and in this scene she was only wearing a purple shirt and a short skirt and this is before she got really good with her telekinesis/telepathy. Blob clearly wanted her to be his girlfriend and was undeniably creepy. Girl tied up wearing little clothing, Big guy with creepy insane stalker vibe. Yeeeaaah...

Well, it was softened by the fact that Blob seemed to be going for a romantic date (dinner and music) with the minor fact that the girl was tied up. Given how badly he handled rejection (just look at how he reacted when Jean told him she already had plans for the weekend) and his violent temper, there are some pretty creepy abusive boyfriend vibes. Makes you wonder how he'd react if the date went on and Jean clearly didn't enjoy herself.

Pietro, God Pietro. In his first episode, he was shown to use his power to break into Evan's locker and steal his money and then later frames him. Ok, so he can use his power to open lockers. Imagine what OTHER things he can open. Doors, banks, cars, possibilities are endless. That's just his LEAST villainous moment, let's look at his Moral Event Horizon: leaving that train of people to crash into the other train. Think about it: he just organized a Runaway Train to make them look heroic when they stop it, but here's the catch - another train is coming, one that will crash into it while carrying a buttload of fuel, an explosion so big JEAN is unable to stop it by herself, and Pietro ran, knowing what will happen and is only caring about himself, leaving possibly the ENTIRE TOWN to be destroyed by the explosion with an unknown amount of casualties. Pietro isn't a budding Sociopath. HE IS A SOCIOPATH!