[Morph took that time to let Scott's words sink in, too. The ironic thing was, watching Scott and Rogue suffering from the glitches was half the reason why Morph was so eager to break them out of the simulation. They didn't think resetting the place was a permanent fix, because how could it be, when they were living in a program? And nothing was going to stop the other bad things that might get slung their way, the consequences of existing inside (what they're sure is) an experiment.
But they don't have anything against the AI itself. Morph is fine with saving it, it's just what the others feel like they have to do afterward to keep it going that they have serious reservations about. Scott's speech doesn't completely clear that up for them - in fact, they have to bite their tongue before asking if Scott's sure that they aren't trying to kill everyone - but Morph isn't going to refuse to help the other mutants here.
They lean in so that Rogue's device will pick up their voice better,]
Yeah, let's do it. But the 'fearless leader' stuff won't stop me from getting drunk later!
Tell us where we're meeting up. Between the two of us I bet we can fly all of you to a terminal.
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But they don't have anything against the AI itself. Morph is fine with saving it, it's just what the others feel like they have to do afterward to keep it going that they have serious reservations about. Scott's speech doesn't completely clear that up for them - in fact, they have to bite their tongue before asking if Scott's sure that they aren't trying to kill everyone - but Morph isn't going to refuse to help the other mutants here.
They lean in so that Rogue's device will pick up their voice better,]
Yeah, let's do it. But the 'fearless leader' stuff won't stop me from getting drunk later!
Tell us where we're meeting up. Between the two of us I bet we can fly all of you to a terminal.