Azazel/Erik:
It was simple: Babka and vodka can mend a lot of bridges.
Darwin/Rogue:
It won't be easy, but he tells her, "Baby, we can adapt."
Shaw/Science:
Shaw never understood how genes work; He fit well with the Nazis.
Azazel/Raven:
Worrying about the baby's future made her start to like his swords.
Charles/Raven:
He's never entirely certain how much he regrets. The feeling is mutual.
Erik/Angel:
He'd have studied engineering, if Nazi-hunting hadn't interfered. Erik fixes her wing.
Sean/Angel:
She only starts to notice Sean after he learns to fly, too.
Raven/Irene:
"Don't get ahead of yourself, dear," Irene says when they first meet.
Irene/Rogue:
You can't protect your kids from the future, but there's still today.
Charles/Irene:
He takes her for another telepath, at first. His ability is easier.
Erik/Irene:
Unnerving, when the blind see that much. She makes him feel hollow.
Erik/Rogue:
He's not Shaw. So he won't pretend at friendship before hurting her.
Erik/Logan:
The metal hums softly against his bones. Too bad about his personality.
Emma/Moira:
While the boys are playing their games, we actually get shit done.
Charles/Rogue:
It's rather difficult to make excuses for Erik's bullshit to the girl.
Raven on Charles/Erik:
Still 1962, but she loves them, so she knows their love's good.
Moira/Determination:
The CIA thing's over with (thanks, Charles) so back to grad school.
Moira/Intimidation:
They won't take you seriously? A gun helps. But not with Erik.
Azazel/Moira:
Compared to KGB, CIA's incompetent. But her accent in Russian is cute.
Moira/Raven:
Moira thought Charles's pick up lines were bad… but Raven's are worse.
Charles/Justice:
It's a basic argument: Two wrongs do not ever make a right.
Erik/Vengeance:
Erik's argument is: One wrong doesn't either. So let's make it even.
Scott/Jean:
She knows him so well, but she's never seen his eyes - and never will.
Jean/Logan:
They think Jean's playing with fire, but really he's a teddy bear.
Azazel/Kurt:
If Kurt only needed defending, Azazel wouldn't be in over his head.
Azazel/Charles:
Charles gave up on accounting for his sister's tastes long before Azazel.
Azazel/Angel:
She's proud and deadly and can fly. What more could he want?
Azazel/Emma:
His mind was an uncommon mixture of unfathomable depths and vain shallows.
Azazel/Janos:
Janos can't justify such loyalty to a gleeful killer. He doesn't care.
Darwin/Angel:
Should have stayed: Anyone could see Shaw was an evolutionary dead end.
Alex/Charles:
Aside from inside Erik, Charles had never sensed that much misplaced guilt.
Alex/Darwin:
Alex suspected
the reason Darwin died instead
had to do with skin.
Raven/Janos:
Easy to tell everything to a girl who wasn't any one thing.
Raven/Sean:
Raven was pleased to find that she'd underestimated his capacity for mystery.
Raven/Alex:
She'd always had a thing for jerks. That needed to end now.
Magneto/Justice:
What Charles never understood: Love wasn't the point. Somethings were more important.
Raven/herself:
But in the end, her lovers served only as mirrors of herself.
Kurt/Wanda + baby Talia:
Wanda loves them, but explaining blue fur on her clothing is annoying.
Alexcentric death of Darwin:
Ashes speak as to why it's always better not to get involved.
Hank/Raven:
It's nothing to do with Raven, but maybe she doesn't know that.
Shaw/Erik:
Everyone always forgets who he killed Shaw for. She wasn't a Mutant.
Scott/Alex:
Tough watching your little brother deal with all the same old shit.
Erik/Moira:
One thing they have in common - Charles nonsense makes them both crazy.
Hank/Moira:
Because they're both CIA, they understand how dangerous the situation really is.
Storm/Kurt:
Her pride sets all his fur on end. It might be love.
Azazel/Raven:
They understand each other perfectly… and not at all. Why it works.
Erik/Hope:
Hope is a bad gamble, but the Brotherhood can't function without it.
Raven/Freedom:
Freedom's a distant dream, but she dictates the terms of her slavery.
Janos/Angel:
Angel's not the type to settle. He hopes he can keep up.
Raven/Angel:
Angel gives her "The Feminine Mystique." That's why Raven knows they're friends.
Erik/Moira:
They share stories about the stunts Charles pulled. They do love him.
Charles/Rage:
"Cue-ball," some guy said. Charles won't take responsibility for what happened next.
Rage/Serenity:
Sure, serenity might make you feel okay, but Rage gets shit done.
Wolverine/Jean:
There were bad ideas. And then there were really, REALLY bad ideas.