Logan was getting tired of this. Recently, Roman, Patton, and even Virgil kept referencing the X-Man known as Wolverine whenever he entered a room. When he found a pile of vintage X-Men comics in his room, that he decided to talk to one of the others. The logical side saw Roman first once he left his room. He approached the Prince and prepared to ask him about the comics and references.
"Roman? May I ask you something?"
Roman was genuinely surprised when he heard Logan ask that.
"You actually want my help, nerd? I'm actually shocked. What can I do for you?"
The logical side rolled his eyes at Roman's response before he explained what was troubling him. The Prince took it in pretty well and didn't seem to stop listening.
"Wait...you actually have no idea about what X-Men is? No wonder they seemed to stress you out!"
Logan sighed. "I'm aware of what X-Men is, Roman. You know I just don't get most pop culture and...fandoms...." Logan paused when he used the new vocab word.
"You should watch the movies, then!" Roman suggested, "not just like being present as it plays but deeply watching and analyzing each film!"
Logan backtracked when he heard the creative side's suggestion. "Roman! That's a great idea! Everything I needed to do was done earlier, so I can probably start now."
Roman was surprised by Logan's sudden enthusiasm. "Do you want me to join you? These movies can get pretty intense. Action-wise and emotionally."
"I think I'll be fine, Roman. You know that emotions aren't a huge part of me."
"Suit yourself, then."
Almost ninteen hours later, the other sides found Logan in his room, seeming to hide back tears. The credits for the most recent X-Men movie, Logan, were rolling. Roman was the least surprised to see Logan showing this degree of emotion and he quickly had to explain what had happened leading to this. The references stopped for a while since the logical side was still sad over the X-Men universe.
