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This meme looks like fun.
And god knows I can expound on inter-character relationships for hours.
So. Have at!
Name either a character or a relationship between characters (not necessarily romantic) from canons I know and/or Milliways and I will a.) give my rambling opinion of him/her/it and b.) tell you one thing I really like about him/her/it.
And god knows I can expound on inter-character relationships for hours.
So. Have at!
Name either a character or a relationship between characters (not necessarily romantic) from canons I know and/or Milliways and I will a.) give my rambling opinion of him/her/it and b.) tell you one thing I really like about him/her/it.
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SO CONSIDER THE PREVIOUS ANSWER A BONUS.
X-23 and Logan is both simpler and more complicated than X-23-Lan.
Largely this is because X-23 is his clone, and she's aware of that. She respects him, and is maybe a little in awe of him, and he's the only one she'll talk to about some stuff because he was there, or as good as--but she hates him, too. Because by being what he is, what he couldn't fail to be--he's the one that opened the door for what happened to her. Because the Facility is crazy.
And he seems to feel protective of her--probably a little because he has managed to feel at least a little responsible for her situation. Again, this is because Weapon X and the Facility--those programs are buckets o'crazy, too.
I do not think they've seen each other much, really. Logan knows as much as he does not because X talked to him about her past, but because Sarah Kinney sent him a letter. The same letter she gave to Laura (or would have if Laura hadn't killed her, oops).
But both X and Logan are prepared to do what has to be done--there are ways in which they are tougher than the other X-men, harder. Also more brittle (esp in X's case, some days). And their individual dynamic is a lot different. Logan forgot his past, forgot not being a violent SOB--X always has been one. She has no lingering memories of childhood, no suppressed instincts toward kindness and compassion and understanding, or even simple playing. She's a weapon that was never a girl. It's really no wonder she's having a hard time learning.
She's come to it years too late.
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And yes. *hugs X so much* Yeah.
Poor messed up kid. All that makes lots of sense.