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The events of [[A Haven to Call Home]] have wide-ranging consequences for the mansion's [[Psionics|psis]] and one in particular. | The events of [[A Haven to Call Home]] have wide-ranging consequences for the mansion's [[Psionics|psis]] and one in particular. | ||
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==Plot Summary== | ==Plot Summary== | ||
| − | + | Several weeks after David Haller was rendered catatonic by the events of [[A Haven to Call Home]], various mansion residents witnessed a number of strange apparitions around the mansion grounds. These apparitions, wounded and confused, were unable to communicate their intent until Shatterstar realized the intruders were actually Haller's alters. Charles Xavier, alerted to this phenomena, arrived from Muir Island and quickly formed a hypothesis that Haller's alters had scattered across the astral plane and were now making their way back home, attracted by Quentin and Hope. The two were sent on an astral recovery mission while Charles and Jean readied themselves for the reconstruction efforts. Although the alters, confused and in pain, initially resisted efforts to be retrieved, Quentin and Hope each used their own unique method of persuasion. With the alters finally gathered, Jean was able to repair Haller's mind to its original state. | |
==Related Links== | ==Related Links== | ||
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===Trivia=== | ===Trivia=== | ||
| − | + | The alters represented in the plot were taken from canon. In order of appearance: Bleeding Image, Susan in Sunshine, Nurse Good, Chronobunny (a riff on Chronodon), Hunter, Endgame, Johnny Gomorrah, 155, Chain, and Styx. | |
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'''Plotrunner:''' [[Tapestry]] | '''Plotrunner:''' [[Tapestry]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:15, 18 December 2023
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| Dates run: | November 21-ongoing |
| Run By: | Tapestry |
| Read the logs: | Collective Soul |
"This is so stupid. David, you're so stupid. Fuck you."
The events of A Haven to Call Home have wide-ranging consequences for the mansion's psis and one in particular.
Contents
Cast
Charles Xavier, Scott Summers, Sooraya Qadir, Jean Grey, Arthur Centino, Ben Russell, Quentin Quire, Hope Abbott
Timing
Plot Summary
Several weeks after David Haller was rendered catatonic by the events of A Haven to Call Home, various mansion residents witnessed a number of strange apparitions around the mansion grounds. These apparitions, wounded and confused, were unable to communicate their intent until Shatterstar realized the intruders were actually Haller's alters. Charles Xavier, alerted to this phenomena, arrived from Muir Island and quickly formed a hypothesis that Haller's alters had scattered across the astral plane and were now making their way back home, attracted by Quentin and Hope. The two were sent on an astral recovery mission while Charles and Jean readied themselves for the reconstruction efforts. Although the alters, confused and in pain, initially resisted efforts to be retrieved, Quentin and Hope each used their own unique method of persuasion. With the alters finally gathered, Jean was able to repair Haller's mind to its original state.
Related Links
External Links
If the plot has vital links in other pages ( eg. x_team, personal journals), include these here.
Trivia and Meta
Trivia
The alters represented in the plot were taken from canon. In order of appearance: Bleeding Image, Susan in Sunshine, Nurse Good, Chronobunny (a riff on Chronodon), Hunter, Endgame, Johnny Gomorrah, 155, Chain, and Styx.
Meta
Plotrunner: Tapestry
