#Sara grey

[fionapplespiano]

I’m forever going to be pissed that the Krakoa era didn’t take the opportunity to resurrect Jean Grey’s family

In case you don’t know, Chris Claremont intended for Jean’s sister, Sara, to be a latent mutant with her powers making her a walking cerebro; Sara’s children, Gailyn and Joey WERE mutants. Sara was killed by Cameron Hodge in the 90s, and her twins were killed by Shi’ar Death Commandos in the 2000s.

So, with all that in mind, they could have been resurrected by The Five on Krakoa, and we could have had a really interesting storyline with Jean dealing with that. But nope! X-Office doesn’t want Jean to have any connections or development outside of her family with Scott. Hell, she barely acknowledged the fact that her family was annihilated while she was dead.

Such a missed opportunity, I hope Jean can get revenge for their deaths during the Phoenix series. Or maybe they can find another way to resurrect them.

(Side note, if Gailyn is resurrected soon, can we give her a new name? Because Gailyn…is a bit dated.)

[the-unspeakable-tsar]

Beginning of Chapter 2 - X-Manson by Doctor Benway - Annotated By Tsar

Here we get an insight into how the professor came to meet Jean Grey and her family's thoughts after the events that transpired with Xavier's Cult. As usual, my comments will be in pink, Benways in White, and important points will be marked in red.

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She is halfway into the first bag of chips when the documentary comes back on. Her hands reach in mechanically, one at a time, slowly turning shiny with grease and becoming speckled with salt grains. She dips each chip into the thick, latex-paint-like dip. She empties a half pound tub of it in under 15 minutes.

*that's the most disgusting description of chips and dip that i've ever read.

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[Shot of prosperous looking middle-aged couple in a rather upscale suburban living room furnished entirely out of the 1976 Sears Catalogue]

*the waspiest WASPs to ever WASP.

[Caption: John and Elaine Grey, Bethpage NY]

JG: We thought we were doing the best for our daughter.

EG: He said he could help her and he did.

JG: We thought she was never going to wake up again.

Int: When did she go into a coma?

JG: September 25, 1969

*while she did not go into a coma, jean was helped out of her psychic based depression by charles that resulted from her childhood friend, Annie dying in after getting hit by a car.

Int: That would have been three weeks after Charles Xavier opened his school. Did you know him then?

EG: Not until he came to see my daughter in the hospital. He told me that he was a psychiatrist.

JG: I believed him. He did wake her up. Damn it, she was my daughter. I did everything I could for her. I knew it was the right thing at the time. I knew it, I couldn't help myself.

[Shot of a younger woman, in a small but comfortable apartment]

[Caption: Sarah Grey, Social Worker, Hoboken NJ]

*hey, the only sibling of jean who isn't terrible.

SG: Mom and Dad never had a clue. They meant well, but they had no idea what she was going through. She went for self-medication, like most 'paths do. I was covering for her from the age of twelve.

*comics jean watched annie die at the age of ten, maybe she was self medicating because of this incident?

Int: How so?

SG: Doing her homework, keeping Mom and Dad away when she was high, making excuses for her when no-one had any idea where she was.

Int: Did she ever run away from home?

SG: Four or five times. Never got far, though.

Int: Were you with her when she went into a coma?

SG: Yeah. She blacked out in the mall. I thought she'd been drinking, but I couldn't wake her up. That really scared me.

[Shot: The Greys]

EG: Our daughter never touched drugs or alcohol. Never.

JG: She was a good girl.

EG: She thrived at the School.

Int: Did you visit her there?

JG: Once or twice.

Int: She was a boarder there.

JG: We thought it was best.

Int: You never felt the need to visit more often?.

EG: No, I imagine because of what he did to our minds.

[Shot of Sarah Grey]

SG: He didn't have to do anything to their minds. They were so far in denial they were seeing pyramids. As long as they talked on the phone once a week and she said everything was OK, they were happy.

Int: Did you go to the School?

SG: Every week.

Int: What did you think of it?

SG: Guess I thought it was kind of neat, compared to Bethpage High. I mean, they had no timetable, they could study what they wanted to, they had all kinds of neat stuff like a VCR. We used to watch movies on tape, back when that was new.

*way ahead of everyone else.

Int: Was she happy there?

SG: Oh yeah. She could mindspeak with me. I could feel how happy she was. Or at least how happy she wanted me to think she was. She was read/write.

*In the story, psychics are referred to by what they can do to a mind. Reading minds and changing minds = Read/write.

Int: So you suspected she wasn't happy?

SG: Instinct said she wasn't. Never could put my finger on why.

Int: What about the other kids?

SG: I liked Bobby Drake, he was fun. Hank McCoy was a pompous ass. One of those people who's all happy but their eyes never smile, you know? Worthington was a prick.

Int: What about Scott Summers?

SG: She introduced him to me as her boyfriend. He never said a word. Shy as hell. Don't think he said more than ten words to me ever.

*even in a horrifying, awful universe, Scott Summers is an autistic king.

Int: Were they in love?

SG: I think so. She seemed happiest when he was near.

Int: What about Charles Xavier?

SG: Hardly ever saw him. He would tutor them all individually. She usually had me over on days when he wasn't there.

Int: But when you did see him?

SG: He creeped me out.

Int: Did you tell your parents?

SG: Why? They wouldn't have listened.

Int: When did you stop visiting the School?

SG: After I went away to college.

Int: Mills College?

SG: Yes.

Int: Why so far?

SG: I wanted to go to a women's college. They accepted me on a partial scholarship. Had to work 20 hours a week to get through. It was brutal.

Int: Did you apply to Smith? Weren't there other ones nearer?

SG: Well, yeah, but they didn't give me- Oh shit.

*moment of horrible realization years after the fact.

Int: You wanted to be closer.

SG: That fucker. That absolute fucker. Yeah I wanted to be closer. It didn't even occur to me that he could fuck with that. That fucker must have mind-raped everyone.

[mccdimples]

calzona + season 6 kisses

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[queer-cinephile]

our enhanced photo of Jennifer Grey kissing Mia Sara behind the scenes of Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)

[lopeirce]

@lgbtqcreators creator meme - 10 LGBTQ+ characters - 5/10 endless list of favorite characters - (17/∞) -> Callie Torres (Grey's Anatomy)

[detective-jane-rizzoli]

[dailynakaharachuuya]

Skk kisses please

"Chu!"

[forsapphics]

Callie & Arizona's Wedding

GREY'S ANATOMY (2005 —) · S07, E20: White Wedding — dir. Chandra Wilson

[skullislandproductions]

Happy Birthday Red! Tex Avery’s “Red Hot Riding Hood” was released 81 years ago, May 8th, 1943. Featuring Red (beautifully animated by Preston Blair) who has to contest with one of her audience members, a wolf who’s a little too taken with her feminine charms.

[portraitsunset]

ferris buller's day off (1986) dir. john hughes

[80smovies]

[mccdimples]

calzona + season 7 kisses

[cinematicjourney]

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) | dir. John Hughes

[hessobbingincabo]

Personal Favorite House of X Variant Covers

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House of X #1 by Pepe Larraz / Declan Shalvey / Sara Pichelli / Mike Huddleston

House of X #2 by Pepe Larraz/ Sara Pichelli / Mike Huddleston

House of X #3 by Pepe Larraz / Sara Pichelli / Mike Huddleston

House of X #4 by Sara Pichelli / Mike Huddleston

House of X #5 by Pepe Larraz / Sara Pichelli / Mike Huddleston

House of X #6 by Sara Pichelli / Mike Huddleston / Giuseppe Camuncoli

[pedroam-bang]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)