Endeavor said:Correct, I know those scenes well, but they're no proof of anything. There are no specifics mentioned there and therefore no way you can accurately say "Cyclops had an easy life"... you couldn't say that for Storm either. It's a passing comment that doesn't really give much information. The fact that Beast is now in the 3rd movie being introduced as another of the '1st students' is proof of just how broad and vague that statement in X1 was.
Oh, no -- I didn't mean it was "proof" of anything -- that's just what I took away from it. The movies don't give details to prove that Wolverine had a really tough life, but it was the feeling I got from watching them.
Now, back to the topic at hand...Jean and Logan, the evolving relationship.
I posted this somewhere else, but I may as well say it here, too. The writers have done something very interesting with Jean's character. They've thrown her into an awful situation, a situation that no woman wants to be in. She appears to have fallen in love with two men -- both Scott and Logan. Now most people rail that Jean totally belongs to Scott and say that Logan is a bad guy for pursuing her while knowing she's already engaged. But I think Logan pursues her because he senses she does have real feelings for him. If Scott were a bad guy, it would all be very simple -- Jean could just run to Logan for rescue. But Scott's not bad, he's a great guy. So it's a mess, but it's an interesting mess.
And a broken engagement is not the same thing as a broken marriage vow. In fact, one could argue that it would be better to break off an engagement if one of the two realizes that he/she is really more in love with someone else. I'm not saying it will happen, or that it necessarily should -- just that it's a very difficult situation.