#psyloche

Astonishing X-Men #1

Zora is sitting down for a moment, just trying to keep themself gathered after a long day. Long occasions, a lot of things to keep in mind. Such was the nature of actually keeping up with varying developments and what they might want to be able to defend themself about.

And so hearing from Betsy, about being able to tell what people think of her ...it is enough to have them pause.

Goodness knows that they have managing multiple layers of consciousness throughout their life, between family, culture, history, the intersections of existing the way they did...and yet all that sometimes did feel a little more straightforward in some ways.

Perhaps only because of what they end up channeling that information into..they have a direction with it.

Betsy, what Betsy experiences is different. Much different. Z sighs a little bit.

"Suppose that's a necessary survival mechanism isn't it? Being prepared for the multiple ways that people can interpret you and for whatever reasons they can and are willing to do so?

I'll continue to say that my entire knowledge of the x-men is of the animated series that I only remember watching and absorbed none of it. And playing Marvel Vs. Capcom at the arcade at the place my family would usually go to dinner. Psyloche is pretty.

For reference, this is X-men Reload by Chris Claremont and Alan Davis art.  Rachel is turning into a dinosaur woman in the Savage Land (I think) and she’s forcing Ororo to whip up some nasty weather all over the world.