Jubilee: Wanna talk about convoluted? Yeah. Jubilee's feelings are convoluted. Especially with Warren appearing.
So, yes. She has her issues with Magneto. There are times she grinds her teeth and keeps her mouth shut, instead of getting in his face about something. She knows it won't do any good, and she's coming to learn that if she's patient, and asks, she'll get a lot more than if she's popping off and giving him a new hair do.
Though sometimes she really wants to.
With Warren's arrival, she's really had to evaluate why she defends Magneto, and why she trusts him. And she's learning some things about herself in the process.
There's no denying that Magneto and the X-Men will always have their divide. But to her, the divide isn't so much a canyon, but a line in the sand with a rising tide. She's not sure she will ever wholly trust Magneto. There's too much past between them for the complete and total trust she would give, say, Logan or even Scott.
However. She does trust him. But she trusts him for who/what he is: A survivor, a leader, someone who's been there, done that, bought the t-shirt, burned it and then went back. She has no illusion that she's curtailed any of his behavior in any significant way. But she's coming to understand that, just like Logan, he doesn't go off the deep end/do something just because. There's reasons behind it.
She loves Magneto. She does. But love doesn't always mean agreeing, or even supporting. It means warts and all. Some people just have more warts than others.
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So, yes. She has her issues with Magneto. There are times she grinds her teeth and keeps her mouth shut, instead of getting in his face about something. She knows it won't do any good, and she's coming to learn that if she's patient, and asks, she'll get a lot more than if she's popping off and giving him a new hair do.
Though sometimes she really wants to.
With Warren's arrival, she's really had to evaluate why she defends Magneto, and why she trusts him. And she's learning some things about herself in the process.
There's no denying that Magneto and the X-Men will always have their divide. But to her, the divide isn't so much a canyon, but a line in the sand with a rising tide. She's not sure she will ever wholly trust Magneto. There's too much past between them for the complete and total trust she would give, say, Logan or even Scott.
However. She does trust him. But she trusts him for who/what he is: A survivor, a leader, someone who's been there, done that, bought the t-shirt, burned it and then went back. She has no illusion that she's curtailed any of his behavior in any significant way. But she's coming to understand that, just like Logan, he doesn't go off the deep end/do something just because. There's reasons behind it.
She loves Magneto. She does. But love doesn't always mean agreeing, or even supporting. It means warts and all. Some people just have more warts than others.