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To: { Mr. Summers }
From: { The Kitten }
Subject: Ms. Braddock
cc: { Prof. X }, { Dr. McCoy },

Mr. Summers,

you said in your announcement that you think what's happening to Ms. Braddock is because of the surgery Dr. Essex performed. I'm probably the only one here who knows very much about that surgery, and I very much want to help in any way that I can, including giving information.

I don't know what may or may not be useful, but there is something you should know. I didn't understand some of the medical reasoning behind it, but in order to correct the degeneration of Ms. Braddock's neural pathways cells from another telepath were surgically inserted in Ms. Braddock's brain. After this was successfully completed Ms. Braddock began to improve and eventually woke up - as you know - but I suspect that that procedure was the source of this Kawonnon person.

I don't know if this information will help, or if anything else I know would either, but I wanted you to know, and to know that if there's anything I can do to help I will. I'm so sorry to have had a part in any of this.

Yours,
Kathrine Pryde

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To: Pryde, Kitty
From: Xavier, Charles
Subject: Re: Ms. Braddock
cc: Summers, Scott; McCoy, Henry

Thank you for letting us know, Kitty. This may prove very useful indeed--it rather strongly implies that Kwannon is not a person as we understand the term, or even perhaps a personality in the full sense of the word, but rather . . . perhaps a sort of psychic pollution, given a voice when Elisabeth's power flowed through the replacement cells, which would certainly open up a few possibilities . . .

My apologies for the digression; you've given me a great deal to think about, for which I thank you once again.

And while I deeply appreciate your offer of help, Kitty . . . please believe that I do not, and no one else should, hold you in any way responsible for what has happened. That burden is for others to bear; the best help you can be now, and my dearest wish, is that you set it aside and find healing. Yours is a spirit far too bright for this particular cloven pine.

Professor Xavier

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To: { Prof X }
From: { The Kitten}
Subject: Re: Ms. Braddock

Thank you Professor, for everything.

-Kitty

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To: Pryde, Kitty
From: Summers, Scott
Subject: Re: Ms. Braddock
cc: Xavier, Charles; McCoy, Henry

Kitty,

Thank you for coming forward with this information. I'm sure it will help both Dr. McCoy and the Professor in determining the best course of action from here on out.

For myself, I wish I had come to you earlier for more information. I knew you had been involved with monitoring Ms. Braddock's condition during the surgery. I regret that I didn't.

And you should take no blame for Dr. Essex's actions during his time here. Ever. Ms. Braddock made it clear that none of you were to be held responsible, so please believe that even now, she holds that true.

Mr. Summers

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To: { Mr. Summers }
From: { the kitten }
Subject: Re: Ms. Braddock
cc: { Prof. X } , { Dr. McCoy }

Mr. Summers,

Thank you very much. If any of you have any questions just ask and I'll do my best to help. I'm sorry I didn't say anything earlier.

-Kitty