If I understand you correctly, you're saying that Pietro Maximoff has been a mole for the X-Men inside Magneto's Brotherhood for years. And that he was instrumental in helping you guys find Lorna and I down in Florida.
For that, I suppose I should probably owe him one. But given that the fastest man on the planet took his sweet time, and stood by and let Magneto do all those things, force Lorna to do all those things - I can't even think of him without wanting to see horrible things done to him for just standing by and allowing his father to do the things he's done.
Not just to me and Lorna, but folks like Julio. Like trying to kidnap Alison's son. Like every single terrorist act that Erik Lehnsherr has been involved in for years, he let it happen. I'm sure he "did all that he could".
He might not have been a willing accomplice, and he may not have any blood on his hands, but as far as I'm concerned, it isn't enough. I trust you and the Professor - I know that he wouldn't be allowed here if there was any chance this was a trap or a ruse.
But this is a man who sat by while people were hurt, tortured, and killed. I can't imagine how he's able to sleep at night if he's got anything remotely resembling a conscience.
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Subject: re:Pietro
If I understand you correctly, you're saying that Pietro Maximoff has been a mole for the X-Men inside Magneto's Brotherhood for years. And that he was instrumental in helping you guys find Lorna and I down in Florida.
For that, I suppose I should probably owe him one. But given that the fastest man on the planet took his sweet time, and stood by and let Magneto do all those things, force Lorna to do all those things - I can't even think of him without wanting to see horrible things done to him for just standing by and allowing his father to do the things he's done.
Not just to me and Lorna, but folks like Julio. Like trying to kidnap Alison's son. Like every single terrorist act that Erik Lehnsherr has been involved in for years, he let it happen. I'm sure he "did all that he could".
He might not have been a willing accomplice, and he may not have any blood on his hands, but as far as I'm concerned, it isn't enough. I trust you and the Professor - I know that he wouldn't be allowed here if there was any chance this was a trap or a ruse.
But this is a man who sat by while people were hurt, tortured, and killed. I can't imagine how he's able to sleep at night if he's got anything remotely resembling a conscience.
JHF