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To: [Pietro]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Visiting]

Pietro,

Medusa told me of your visit while I was in the Medlab. Thank you. I am still a bit out of sorts at the moment but I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate the fact that you came to visit. It means a lot to me.

People have written bits and pieces of what happened on the journals, but as Mr. Haller alluded to this afternoon, the essence of the fictional world we found ourselves in was that there were no mutants. Not even one, and to top that, mutants had never existed in the first place. Basically, for a time, we were not mutants and did not have access to our powers.

It was horrible.

Crystal




To: [Forge]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Dreamworld]

Forge,

What happened in the dreamworld was not real. It felt real, but it was not. Seriously, that was not me. That was some sort of theoretical me that might have been had I been born into a world without mutants. However, as that is not truly the case, that person does not exist. I can still remember what she thought, how she felt and reacted to situations… but please do not confuse her words and actions with mine.

Oh, and by the way, I do not recall ever asking anyone to call me “Princess.” I simply said that I was, and in that world-gone-wrong, I was a princess. And really, so what if I had a boyfriend?

Crystal




To: [Julio]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Creativity]

Julio,

The Crystal who cursed in the dreamworld was not me. That was a Crystal who might have been had my entire life been different. I am horrified at the way I acted in the dreamworld and do not really want people to mistake those words and actions as mine. It is hard enough for me to deal with them without worrying that the people who witnessed them will mistake them for words and actions of my own choosing.

Was it really necessary to advertise the atrocious words and actions that were done by someone who was not really me? Perhaps others find them funny; I do not.

Crystal




To: [Angel]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Dream Crystal]

Angel,

I would like to apologize for my horrible words and horrific actions on the plane in the dreamworld. Please understand that that was not me. I am sorry for fighting and using such horrid words in front of you and for making you afraid that I was going to shoot you. Please know that I would never really say such words to anyone and that at the time there was really little else my dreamworld counterpart could do. After all, you did all board her plane stating that you really needed to touch her.

For future reference, "Hi, we just kind of need to touch you for a second” is really not a statement that should be said to anyone under any sort of circumstance.

Crystal




To: [Kyle]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Checking In]

Kyle,

If your words on the journal are any indication, you seem much happier now than you have in the past week or so. I am very glad to see this. I hope that the notes I gave you on Monday were acceptable.

Crystal




To: [Amanda]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Talk]

Amanda,

Thank you for coming to speak with me this afternoon. I must admit, I was a bit wary at first, but I am glad that I was able to speak with you about some of my concerns regarding the events that occurred during the dreamworld.

By the way, the next time you want to go on a field trip, I am willing to accompany you. Hopefully, we will not run into any would-be-supervillains this time.

Crystal




To: [Dane, Lorna]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Discussion]

Ms. Dane,

I would like to have the chance to speak with you in person about certain events that transpired both in the real world and the dreamworld. I hope that you are aware of the fact that I would never actually say such foul and cruel things to you and, clearly, I would not have attacked you the first time had I known who you were. As for the second time, well, it was unfortunately quite necessary.

Can we still use the “don’t blame me, blame the seagull” excuse now?

Crystal

Reply to Crystal

Date: 2007-01-28 11:25 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] x-forge.livejournal.com
To: [Amaquelin, C.]
From: [Forge, JH]
Subject: Dreamworld

I'm aware it was nothing but a psychological construct based off our own interpretations of what our life would most likely be like without mutants. Once in my right mind in that constructed world, I simply found it amusing that you referred to yourself as 'Princess', when here you quite adamantly prefer your correct title, and tend to respond to 'Princess' with a great deal of consternation.

To clarify, I was not meaning to mock you, merely note the irony of the situation. In a constructed reality where the laws of reason and logic did not seem to hold sway, I felt that the only reasonable alternative was to be wholly unreasonable, which seemed to work in the framework we were provided.

As for your fictional boyfriend, I was simply amused again at the differences - you have always been fastidious about keeping such relationships, or the lack thereof, out of common discussion. I both respect and envy that ability. Despite common opinion, not everyone here enjoys the gossip network.

I am, however, glad to be back to reality.

JHF

Date: 2007-01-28 11:32 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] x-polarisstar.livejournal.com
To: [Amaquelin, Crystal]
From: [Dane, Lorna]

Crystal,

Certainly we can speak about what happened. I'm not sure what we'll say--it was all just a dream. We've no lingering bruises. I don't hold you responsible for any of it--you were just reacting to the world around you after all. Nevertheless, if it would make you feel better, I'm more than happy to spend as much time as you like discussing it. I think you have my schedule? It should be in your syllabus.

Lorna

Date: 2007-01-28 11:43 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] x-wildchild.livejournal.com
To: [Crystal]
From: [Kyle]
Subject: [Re: Checking In]

I'm in a much better mood than I was. Our adventures in freakish dream land reminded me that even with all the crazy weirdness-magnet that being a mutant means, it's way better then where I was before. It's a lot easier to appriciate what I am and what I can do when it's taken away from me for a while.

The notes were better then acceptable. 9.5 on the awesome and complete notes-o-meter. Thank you. And - since I was kind of a general grumpy jerk to everyone for a couple of days, I'm sorry about that. I can explain if you want, but it's probably better explained in person.

Reply to Crystal

Date: 2007-01-28 11:49 pm (UTC)
xp_daytripper: (quiet determination)
From: [personal profile] xp_daytripper
To: [crystal]
From: [amanda]

Subject: Re: Talk

Like I said, any time. I like to keep an eye on the people I like.

And thanks for the vote of confidence. We'll see how the bus trips go first, yeah? But I meant it about field trips - we've got to catch a break sometimes, and I'm buggered if you lot don't get the chance to have what everyone else takes for granted.

A.

Date: 2007-01-29 12:54 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] x-ccelerate.livejournal.com
To: {Crystal}
From: {Pietro}
Subject: Re: Visiting

I am not quite so blasé as I often try to appear, and when one of my good friends falls into a sudden unexplained coma I . . . worry. I'm very glad to hear that you're all right.

I can't imagine what life would be like in such a world. This one is much better.

Date: 2007-01-29 01:47 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] x-rictor.livejournal.com
to: [Amaquelin, C]
from: [Richter, J]

Crystal,

I understand that the girl we first met was not you. Have you heard of the saying "Laugh so you do not cry?"

I was in a world where the worst thing I had ever done had not happened. Perhaps you can consider that yours was not the only unpleasant experience.

-J

Date: 2007-01-29 07:33 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] x-ccelerate.livejournal.com
To: {Crystal}
From: {Pietro}
Subject: Re: Visiting

Oh, I certainly don't plan on it. Fortunately I've yet to encounter a virus that itself possesses super-speed, and I don't often injure myself to the point of needing hospital-level care.

As a consensus reality created by a group of Xavier students and hosted in the mind of a lunatic--however functional he might normally be--I'm not surprised it was a surreal experience for you. Again, I'm very thankful you made it out largely unscathed.

Though, speaking of things to be thankful for . . . I've recently concluded some side business with the government, the upshot of which is that this week I have a reprieve from my house arrest. Would you care to join me for dinner in the city one of these nights to celebrate both our freedoms? My treat, of course, although if you have a restaurant you particularly favor I'll be happy to entertain the suggestion. It's been some time since I've been able to properly dine out.

Date: 2007-01-30 08:01 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] x-ccelerate.livejournal.com
To: {Crystal}
From: {Pietro}
Subject: Re: Visiting

I don't think viruses have a complex enough genetic structure to support X-factor mutation, thankfully.

The bracelet is removed, in fact, but yes, it gets put back on at the end of the week. I completely agree that it's unnecessary, but for some reason the federal authorities don't find themselves willing to take a former terrorist's word without some kind of insurance. And--not that I'll admit I ever said this--from their perspective, it makes a kind of sense; I must look like the kind of flight risk they never even thought to have nightmares about.

After all the pains this city has taken to develop a culinary reputation, the best your classmates care to manage is street-corner hot dogs? That's pathetic, and we can certainly do better. I'll see if I can arrange a table at Le Bernardin or Per Se, and perhaps if there are leftovers you can let them smell what real food is supposed to be like.

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