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I think it's her too.




No harm, no foul. I like my comics to be based as much on the real world as possible (science, psychology, etc.) for the sake of logical story progression, and...

Okay, I see what you mean. Ah, but how would she react to serving on the same team (assuming he gets brainwashed onto the team as well) with the guy she's been brainwashed to hate?



I'm...

And that was what I meant. My morals are that inflicting pain on someone, even if they've harmed you, is wrong. The victim victimizing his/her abuser now makes them the abuser. Just because some...

Perhaps, but it wouldn't have made much sense for her to hold that much loathing for him. She has been shown to be getting tired of his flirting, but not to the point of wanting to torture him.

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The problem with your first and second scenarios, which is what I've been trying to get across (obviously badly) is that if the writers have to take out something that was so traumatic, and pivotal...

Read the rest of my post on that.

I agree it's not necessary, except that Marvel is taking out any mention of the aspect of her origin that had the greatest impact on her young mind: her religious beliefs. While a child might...

Maybe, but comes off pretty weak if you cut out the religious aspect of it. Much of her suffering was due to her believing that she was sinning, which was enforced by the nuns who are "god's...

Unless they went looking for this evidence after they were told not to use the nuns, and had to come up with a different angle to be able to tell their story. Look, I agree with you that it is a...

It makes sense to me that Freg went with the sexual abuse angle for just one reason: Marvel wouldn't let them use a Catholic figure (nun or priest) in this role so they had to go with a different,...

I always copy my longer posts, then if they get lost I can simply paste them.