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...for their attempts to survive their oppression by whatever means necessary.

It's Erik's testimony–and full, out loud admission of his long alluded to motives to defend his people against another genocide–that hits this nail on the head and best predicts the statesman we'll...

...next attack.

All of these threads can make it feel like the problems faced by mutantkind are the result of Erik's and Xavier's mistakes, but UXM #200 makes clear that the responsibility lies in the lap of the oppressor–and that the marginalized should not be condemned for...

...which makes the foreknowledge of his children's pain and trauma all the more devastating.

If Kitty is to represent the hope for a better future, then Rachel is a reminder of the consequences of failure; her hound marks returning as she tracks down the twins ahead of their...

...another segment of the team remains unharmed. After answering Rachel's telepathic call, Roberto and Dani reunite with Logan's squad, where the latter observes a terrible apparition above Logan's head.

The teams begin to coalesce, and Sam's time with Eitri and the dwarfs...

Warlock's escape has almost fully depleted his lifeglow, and in a stunning moment of holy-shit-how-is-this-anything-other-than-queer-subtext, Doug submits himself temporarily to Warlock's techno-organic touch so that his self-friend can feed.

Their transcendent moment of...

...for the fight ahead.

Death, perhaps now more than it already did, will grow to become a major part of the Run in the months ahead, especially as Dani continues to come into her own as a Valkyrie.

Her infusion of Asgardian power signals problem for Warlock, who takes off...

...the surveilling Warlock from Loki's assault.

In an unintentionally metatextual (but, arguably tragic pointing to her later Fall), Illyana decries the act, regarding herself as the only one who matters.

In fairness to Illyana–she has quite literally been written as such...

After arriving in Asgard and encountering the Wolf Prince Hrimhari, Hela arrives to insert herself once again into this Asgardian tale.

Through her villainous monologuing, Hela reveals her foreknowledge of Rachel's mother–referencing the destruction of D'Bari and calling the...

...and honor her mother's by taking on the mantle and powers of Phoenix.

Rachel arrives dressed in Phoenix regalia, acting with some wildly feigned ignorance (especially so for a powerful telepath), much to the teams' shocked–or in the case of Scott, outright appalled–reactions.

...and while they're soon due in London for Erik's upcoming trial, they suit up and spring into action to rescue the kids and Ororo from Loki's machinations.

In our last issue of Uncanny X-Men, Rachel had found some small degree of closure, resolving to both amend her past...