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"We have been raised in a society that taught us to think, since childhood, that being a mutant is the worst misfortune. Once those pwoers develop, we hate ourselves before anyone else even can shun us; it's been ground in to us. But must it be this way? Perhaps if more of us stood up to show the world that we mutants are still people with hopes and dreams, then maybe we can prevent the next generation from hating themselves as thoroughly as most mutants do currently. Despite any appearences to the contrary, be it odd hair or eyes, or even extra appendages, we're still human," Professor X said.
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Paul never left the office; it was easier by far to just call out the next name over a tannoy.
Warren stood up with a sigh of relief; he was next. The moment that he entered the office, Paul was sure that he'd found a Death for Apocalypse. It might even be possible to fill all the places in the first day; however, they would still have to go thru the motions for the next clinic days. ![]() |
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Waiting around the other corner was Gambit, not only had he been keeping an eye on Rogue (now that was one hard responsibility) but he had also been watching the steady flow of mutants entering the clinic and the little stream flowing back out. Most of them he noticed had abilities that rendered their outside appearance a little different to humans. He couldn't help but be a little grateful that although he had abilities his extremely good-looking face (and da.mn se.xy body) had made it through okay, because honestly, where would he be if they hadn't?
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