Ethereal | (X-Men: First Class)

Ethereal | (X-Men: First Class)

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e·the·re·al əˈTHirēəl/ 1. extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world. "So, what do you say, love?" "No." In which a woman refuses to save the world, on the grounds that she has more important things to do. Marianne Ouellet has a life. She has responsibilities. She has her bookstore and her son to look after. When two men break into her store after hours and tell her they have powers like hers, that they're assembling a team to take down a man starting a third world war, she has to refuse. Then she changes her mind. She still has to wait and see if it was a good decision. But it has to be. She can't risk her life for anything less. [X-Men - First Class] [Canon-Typical Violence] [Slow Updates]
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