round 3 overflow post

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Round 3 Overflow Post

This post is for Round 3 fills only. We ask that when a round hits 8500 comments, fillers begin moving their fills to this post.

Format:
SUBJECT LINE -- Round #, short description of fic (ex: "Alex/Hank, lab partners")
--- Link to the prompt
--- Text of the prompt

--- Link to the fill
OR
--- Entire text of the fill

EXAMPLE:
Prompt: http://xmen-firstkink.livejournal.com/6437.html?thread=1038472#t2038174

Charles/Erik -- Charles is a bakery owner whose most frequent customer is Erik.

Fill: http://xmen-firstkink.livejournal.com/6437.html?thread=0139482#t4502942

Charles started off the morning the same way he always did...

Comments

Re: FILL: Everyday Love in Stockholm 147/?

[kerame.livejournal.com]

Maybe this isn't the place for this, but I must say that's a hell of a way to dismiss launching a war which would have killed thousands of people at minimum and disenfranchised all of them. He also doesn't just step in to south america to save mutants, he uses what the govt of one country does as an excuse to take over yet another continent.

Are humans really expected to be grateful supplicants to their superior overlords?

Re: FILL: Everyday Love in Stockholm 147/?

[tahariel.livejournal.com]

I apologise if this seemed dismissive - this was part of a longer ongoing conversation by comment and email between me and Nekosmuse, which as a result skimmed over a lot of things we had discussed previously, which may lead to it seeming light to an outside reader.

It was more a commentary on Erik's POV than on the actual events of the story - my answer was intended to be from inside Erik's headspace rather than objective. So perhaps to modify it I should say "Erik sees himself as not having done anything anti-human and as taking logical steps to protect mutants." Not that what he does is moral or laudable. It is logical that this is what he would do, given his mindset and stance on these issues - that mutant life is inherently more valuable. He doesn't really think about the human perspective here, instead he is feeling victimised for doing what he sees as the right thing.

I didn't intend for it to be read as my opinion on his actions' morality, and I'm sorry if it comes off that way.