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Laura's Guilt

I wonder if Laura holds herself responsible for Logan’s death? Think about it, Charles told her to not let him die. You could tell she took that job seriously. When he collapsed in the road after burying Charles she got him to a doctor. When he collapsed once they got to Eden she made sure they helped him. She took the adamantium bullet from him after he told her he was gonna shoot himself with it. For a child that would be an awful burden to carry. To think you are responsible for keeping someone alive. Especially if that someone was your father. I hope she doesn’t blame herself. I hope she knows it’s not her fault. That she didn’t fail Charles or Logan. But Lord knows she’s just like her dad. Which means she probably does hold herself responsible. And she’ll probably let it eat her alive until she’s pushed herself so far from people that she’s living as a vagabond. Moving from town to town, avoiding people, avoiding relationships, doing whatever she feels she needs to just to try and cover up the guilt that’s gnawing at her. Scared to live a normal, happy, love filled life for fear of failing those she loves. Just like her father.

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This is one of the reasons I was furious with the ending of that movie. I don’t know if y'all are aware of this, but Laura was created for a cartoon called X-Men: Evolution (a canon high school au with Charles, Ororo, Logan, and Hank McCoy as teachers). Laura’s original writer had a goal in mind for her. She was Logan’s redemption. He was a little boy made into a weapon. Laura was a weapon who had to learn to be a little girl. He had to teach her that. He was the only one who could. And he leaped at the chance to take care of her to the point that she felt smothered. (I see Logan’s reluctance in the movie as a symptom of his suicidal thoughts. He didn’t want to be a dad because he didn’t want to leave a child alone. He wanted it all to be over and he knew he wouldn’t be able to go through with it if he felt like someone needed him.)

I loved Logan as a movie in a lot of ways. But I feel like the ending was a disgrace to both characters.