And aside from a now-new psychic rapport with Cable, nothing else changed. And yet, Wolverine noticed just by looking at Jean that something was different about her, saying something to the effect that her eyes looked like they'd seen a lifetime of pain as opposed to a few weeks in the Bahamas. Despite having lived for 20 years together in this future, they don't change. In the X-Men comics, Scott Summers and Jean Grey get sent to the future in different bodies to raise Cable.See Year Inside, Hour Outside, "Groundhog Day" Loop, and The Slow Path for causes of the extra time.
But Bob's personality just about never does, except in the most trivial way.Ī case of Status Quo Is God. Even if he doesn't have memories of a Bad Future, living for a few extra decades, regardless of whether the world is different, should lead to a very noticeable change in personality. He might not have visibly aged his friends, just as he left them, are still talking about their everyday concerns instead of the fate of the universe his house may still be there where in the future was a barren ruin, he should experience some shock. After a long and arduous quest - and we mean long and arduous, as in months, years, perhaps even decades or centuries, he returns home. A strange situation where a character experiences a great deal of time relative to everyone else yet does not act any different.īob's particular Quest has driven him to use Time Travel, or perhaps travel to a world where time runs Year Inside, Hour Outside.
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