Wanda is the closest example of this in media and ppl still lost their minds bc they couldn't fathom a mother having a valid crashout over her children's deaths. So, prob never, bc the empathy men extend to male characters will never be reciprocated equally for female characters
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Sir Ian McKellen is never playing magneto again after he lost his charles, i hope you all know that and become ok with this new reality and dont pressure him or shit talk him on this.
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esa cara de pendejo atorrante se la voy a sacar con una buena chupada de pija posta le sacaría tanta leche hasta que quede ido y que lo unico que salga de su boca sean gemidos y baba el ceño fruncido quedará para la historia
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Ellos estuvieron desde el principio
Ellos se amaban dentro y fuera de la pantalla
Ellos disfrutaban cada segundo interpretando a Charles y Erik
Ellos con sus talentos nos regalaron momentos que nos van a acompañar el resto de nuestras vidas
Me da un poco de consuelo saber que el se fue no sin antes jugar una última partida de ajedrez con su mejor amigo
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thank you sir patrick stewart for giving your kindness and empathy into characterising charles xavier. you did not only help a generation learn about kindness and equality with this character but also gave so many fans an immense joy. thanks for letting me grow up with you sir.
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"Just because someone stumbles and loses their way, it does not mean they are lost forever."
One of the most iconic Professor Xavier quotes! Patrick Stewart brought Charles Xavier to life.
He will be missed. 😢🙏💔
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Patrick Steward advocated for human rights, refugees, victims of domestic violence, LGBTQ+, and veterans his entire career. He was proud to use his platform to raise awareness and fight for those who wouldn’t. He was a talented actor and a good soul. Rest in peace, old friend 🤍



































