Tolerance is Extinction Part 1
"Y'know, in Genosha, I felt a lot of things. Pain, grief, admiration for those who fought, despite the odds. But you know what the oddest thing was? No one seemed shocked or surprised. Not even me. Yes, I was scared, but really, I just had the most profound sense of deja vu. As if past, present and future didn't matter and never had. Because we always end up in the same ugly place. Thing is, Magneto knows us better than Charles ever did. Knows we know better. That most of us experience tragedies like Genosha as a bit of deja vu before getting on with our day. But the scariest thing about Genosha wasn't the death or the chaos. It was a thought. The only sane thought you can have when being chased by giant robots that were built to crush you.
Magneto was right."
-Val Cooper, X-Men 97' Ep 8
Honestly I just think that speech resonates what is going on everywhere in anyone's life. Besides the superheroes and mutants, besides the politics and arguments over who is right and wrong. The fact that Cooper said "We" and "Us" because it is not just mutants, it is everyone, and that fact, that thought, seems to be scarier than anything else at the moment.
The fact that they finally showed us Magnetos Holocaust tattoos, that this is not the first time that this horror has happened to him.
Anyways, great episode, guys.