Myself from the future

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"Professor, this is great! With this, you'll be able to influence Bolivar Trask and make him like mutants from the comfort of your own home. That way, no more sentries, no more danger, and not a drop of blood spilled!"
–Huh? No, Wolverine, come on! Instead, I'm going to use the machine to find Mystic and then do nothing and let Bolivar Trask try to exterminate us with his sentries!
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Okay. I take back what I said about Professor Xavier's smart decision earlier; he remains true to himself.

The fact remains that by using Cerebro, Xavier has lost the habit a bit and loses control country email list before even getting anywhere. So he starts whining that his powers are useless, that he can't do anything with them, that he's useless anyway and that he's going to go back to his room to make pigtails and listen to Kyo while writing poems on his Hello Kitty diary . Wolverine, who is trying not to tell him that he should indeed make pigtails while he still can, launches into a big speech about how oh, but no, Professor, you're not a turd, well not that big, well... anyway, come on. And invites him to read his mind, to see all the good things he will manage to do in the future. Xavier, curious, therefore complies.

If at first, Xavier only sees all the suffering of poor little Wolverine ("  My God, you had TWO rotten movies to your name? "), he ends up discovering a future where for a time, his school helps many young mutants. Then, his powers do a very mysterious thing: since he explores the mind of Wolverine, himself connected to the future thanks to Shadowcat's powers, Xavier manages to project his mind into the future and thus... to come into contact with the mind of his future self, who is standing right next to Wolverine! The conversation is therefore famous:

“Hooo!
– Hello, myself from the past. I have so much to tell you.
– I'd especially like to know why I'm going bald. Well, it's a good thing we're talking, since since you're from the future myself, you should have all my memories, and thus know from here on what mistakes I should avoid and choices I should make to resolve this whole vast mess.
– Yes, but no, because again, the script didn't anticipate this possibility. Don't you want a corny speech about hope and the future instead?
– That's completely stupid.
- I remind you that I am you.
– Well yes, that's true, so it makes sense.
– Perfect: well then, know that you must have confidence in yourself, that the future holds many good things for you and that investing in the Fukushima region is not a good idea.
– Okay, thanks. Well, I'm going back to the present... well, my present, the past.
– It works. And don't worry: now that we've discovered that we can communicate between the past and the future via Wolverine, I propose leaving it out of the movie, just in case it can be useful.
– I recognize myself there, hohoho.
– Huhuhu.
- Come on, I'm off.