Lots of angst in this one, I like your interpretation of Bobby and the reason on why he did what he did. Made me like this version of Bobby a lot less.

Enough to kinda ignore the fact that he died, so Rogue and Magneto can escape. Perhaps the guilt finally got to him here.

Rogue is mental state is about where I expect someone with her trauma to be. I have read a few chapters ahead and is kinda sad that this Rogue will be erased when the timeline resets.

The mental arguments was greats, they were going at each other all out. I even cringed at some of the stuff said.

Despite my aversion to too much angst, this was an enjoyable chapter.

Author's Response:

I have to agree, I felt kind of sad thinking that this Rogue would be erased with the timeline reset.  But she's not completely gone; there is a part of her that still exists in the Rogue of the new timeline.  The mental arguments were rough, but I wanted Rogue to have that chance to confront Bobby.  People do say harsh things when they feel like they've been backed into a corner, don't they?  Thanks for sticking with the story in spite of the angst.  It does get better eventually, and I promise, it is a shipper.  :)

quote: ...I knew it, he knew it;... end quote

Hmmmmmm... he did... interesting.

The last line 'feels' dangerously prophetic and is a monster cliffhanger.

Can't wait for more :)

Author's Response:

That Bobby, he knew just where to stick the knife, didn't he?  I think that both Rogue and Logan knew there was 'something' between them, but neither one went there just yet for various reasons.  But Rogue has just spent years in that lab, so she's feeling a little blindsided right now.  Thanks for commenting!