Answer and a question.
Answer to number one: They are in a group enviroment to learn how to use there powers safely and effectively, and so they the won't be harrassed or distracted by those who would find them off putting (namely non-mutants).
Now, Evan I have a request. I saw your blog and I was curious, could you work on a illustration of me in the same style as your "Bride"? Full with sword of course.
posted by Farson @ 9:50 PM
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10 Comments:
are you serious?
that thing was a lot of work...
Speaking of "the Bride", why does Quentin Tarantino make such shitty movies?
A sketch, I didn't mean the painted finished product.
dave- kill bill is my fav movie.
todd- i'll think about it.
and todd your xmen answer doesn't suffice, how can they learn to control their powers in a group environment? i doubt like Wolvie "controls" his powers in the same way that Storm does, for example. their powers are too drastically different for group learning. (i use these same xmen examples cuz theyre the only ones i can think of)
It's not that they control their powers in a similiar way. The whole point of the school is two reasons, a place for mutants to receive an education without fear of prejudice interrupting their learning and for the older mutants to help the younglings figure out how to control their powers. Professor X can find clues to how they can control their powers hidden in their subconscious.
PS - Kill Bill bored the hell out of me, mainly because I hate martial arts movies. But also because I think Tarantino is the worst filmmaker to ever exist. I've never enjoyed any of his films. It doesn't bug me if you like it, just my own personal preference.
did you watch the 2nd one? it had all the plot.
Truthfully I never had the desire.
you might like it better.
Wolverine doesn't really count, he's like the divorced brother that crashes on your couch and stays there until he can get on his feet again.
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