one more ask because i'm curious;
how do you think the beaubier twins would feel about learning that the reason siryn sacrificed herself to be a vessel for morrigan, despite being a devoutly catholic woman, is just so she could help polaris process her grief when lorna learns that she was responsible through her powers for the deaths of her parents?
northstar would know of the previous iteration of the xfi, right? so, when he first starts seeing siryn's suspicious behaviours and hiding her deaths, does he really reckon terry has some motive, despite the fact that he'd likely know siryn was a great leader, detective, and hero up for the most part, so she has to have a good reason?
how do kyle, aurora, and northstar feel after that morrigan attack on the whole boneyard?
Sans, don’t lie to me, this is not you’re last ask. I know that because there’s two more waiting in my inbox to be answered.
JK, I’m not mad, just being silly.
Okay, so how would Aurora and Northstar feel about Terry sacrificing herself in order to help Lorna.
I think Jeanne-Marie would understand Terry’s decision. She was doing it to help others, even in though it did result in the harm of Aurora and several of her teammates.
Jeanne-Marie herself has been brainwashed before, at the mercy of people who were much more powerful than she was. So I think she would give Terry some grace when it comes to this situation.
As to answer your question regarding Northstar’s feelings on Terry, I haven’t read the iteration of X-Factor that you referenced, so I do not know. Jean-Paul can be very quick to judge other people, especially when he feels that they have wronged him in some way. However, Northstar shows a new maturity in this comic. Although he has his moments he is much more levelheaded than he is in other stories. He manages to figure out a way to apprehend Terry and try to rescue her from Morrigan’s influence.
As to how Kyle, Jean-Paul, and Jeanne-Marie feel about the attack on the Boneyard, I think they’re all slightly rattled by it.
Kyle was at the lighthouse babysitting Shogo, so he was not present for it, but I can imagine him getting the call that Jean-Paul died and got resurrected and rushing out as quickly as possible to meet him. He was probably very scared at first, and we see that he’s slightly wary over the whole resurrection process, not sure if this Jean-Paul is his Jean-Paul, but he’s quickly reassured.
Jean-Paul might be a little rattled, he might not have been expecting to be taken out so easily. I headcanon that he spiraled a little bit worrying over his sister and going through a billion what if scenarios over what if Kyle was there when Morrigan attacked and what if something bad happened to him. Which I got from this fic (you should check it out it’s very good). When Jeanne-Marie is resurrected we see her reaction towards Akihiro asking him what’s the last thing he remembers? Who can’t remember anything before being grievously injured while on a mission. Before the attack Akihiro was rescued by Northstar and brought back to the Boneyard. Jeanne-Marie went to visit Akihiro and the two shared a kiss. She seems to want to jump right into a conversation about what that means for them and seems unphased by the whole being murdered thing.
She already died once that week, she might’ve been trying to push past this second trauma by distracting herself with Akihiro. Aurora trying to distract herself from her problems with relationships is nothing new. All in all I think members of X-Factor have forgiven Terry and are on good terms with her. They all were brought back to life, and no permeant damage was caused.