Charlotte Francine Xavier, Part Twelve

[blind_author]

Title: Charlotte Francine Xavier
Rating: R/NC-17.
Disclaimer: I do not own these characters, and am making no profit from their use, more's the pity.
Warnings: Genderbend, violence, disturbing images, references to the Holocaust, past non-con and child abuse.  I delve into the darker implications of telepathy here, so please heed the rating.

Comments

[misaki_kaito]

You do not know how much I squealed when I saw this.

[blind_author]

Thanks!

[tardis_stowaway]

You win my love and admiration for considering the evolutionary consequences of telepathic bonds. Yay biology!

This story is lovely. I enjoyed getting bits of Hank and Alex's perspectives on Erik and Charlotte. Psychic bond and all, everything seems to be going rather well right now, which makes me terribly nervous.

[blind_author]

I just can't help myself with stuff like that - I studied a biological subject in university, so I blame my education for this tendency of over-thinking fictional superpowers.

[sofi_skoog]

<3

[blind_author]

Thanks!

[meelie]

Yay! Very much enjoyed this part!

and I am impressed by your thought into hereditary traits and reproduction issues for psionics!

[blind_author]

I studied biology subjects in university, so I blame that for my tendency to over-think fictional superpowers :D

[clairshadows]

Excellent explanation for why Charlotte believed she was sterile. I love this series.

[blind_author]

Thanks! As I said in the AN, I always thought while reading the comics that telepaths, both male and female, needed a bond before they could have kids. The bond doesn't have to be with the other parent, but it has to be with someone.