"No." And he turns and looks right back at Erik again, so very sternly.
"No," is repeated for good measure, before launching into, "The concept of infinity isn't one that can easily be grasped by human minds, nor mutant ones for that matter, but that's what this city is. Multiple realities cast together. Do you understand? The possibilities are endless. That's not even beginning to get into the theory of whether this city is a closed system to our time-stream." His tone becomes increasingly more impassioned the more he talks. If there's one thing Charles Xavier is sure of, it's science.
He draws himself up from his sitting position, trying to look as defiant as he feels. "You don't have to be that man. You might not even be him to begin with. For God's sake, I'm not going to sit here and listen to ridiculous concepts like 'fate' and 'destiny,' and if you want to, then tell me so I can fetch myself another bloody drink to help the rubbish go down."
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"No," is repeated for good measure, before launching into, "The concept of infinity isn't one that can easily be grasped by human minds, nor mutant ones for that matter, but that's what this city is. Multiple realities cast together. Do you understand? The possibilities are endless. That's not even beginning to get into the theory of whether this city is a closed system to our time-stream." His tone becomes increasingly more impassioned the more he talks. If there's one thing Charles Xavier is sure of, it's science.
He draws himself up from his sitting position, trying to look as defiant as he feels. "You don't have to be that man. You might not even be him to begin with. For God's sake, I'm not going to sit here and listen to ridiculous concepts like 'fate' and 'destiny,' and if you want to, then tell me so I can fetch myself another bloody drink to help the rubbish go down."