<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=112945.msg5072794#msg5072794">Quote from: Josietta on 16-08-2011, 04:27:39</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote"><strong>I'm disappointed that Steve left! *pout*   <br/><br/>I will have a post up tomorrow for Carol. Its late and I'm beat. </strong><br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>To be honest, I am disappointed Steve left for the pool, too.<br/><br/>I'm also disappointed Carol left for the weight room.<br/><br/>I mean, if she left the training area to go join Steve in the pool... THAT I would look forward to.  ("I think I hurt my shoulder, would you mind checking it out?  Ohhh, I didn't mean you had to massage it but that does feel good...")<br/><br/>I'm playing Logan as brash and aggressive, sexual and violent.  He will simply not pay attention to what anyone says unless he can twist it into some kind of challenge for what he really wants - some action of some kind.<br/><br/>He has a ton of combat skills and the urge to use them but no target.  Admonishing him isn't going to work (although I do very much appreciate Gamoran and Storm for trying).  He's not a leader, but he's not going to follow anyone yet because (in his mind) there's no one worth following yet.<br/><br/>Also, the team needs to gel.  Everyone needs to do something together if not in pairs.<br/><br/>I assume that Steve has a couple of motivations - perhaps to be a leader of the team and/or to be a symbol of the team (ie, the face of the Avengers).  I see him as "the solution" to problems within the team and against others.  Maybe it's not that he wants this per se, but maybe that's his destiny.  I don't see him picking a side (for or against Logan) as a solution, but I don't see walking away as a solution either.  I was hoping Steve would come up with some kind of a solution to Logan's issues - perhaps by sparring against Logan, or challenging Logan, or getting everyone into a Danger Room kind of environment to train together.<br/><br/>As for Carol, I was hoping she would make Logan "pay" for what he was saying.  Perhaps making fun of him back (his height, his hairiness), challenging his manhood and implied skills, then beating some respect into him.<br/><br/>For me, it's kind of boring when everyone gets along.  It's much more fun to have conflict and subsequent resolution.<br/><br/>