Three visitors on a greenhouse walkway watch golden roots around a cracked tank: Nell lights them with a lamp, one visitor carries a fern, and a ladder connects the wooden deck to the glass roof.
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X-Men: Who Are You in the Greenhouse?

A visit to Xavier’s school changes when Nell’s roots begin to glow gold. The greenhouse is damaged, but the afternoon is not over: which X-Man meets your way of being there?

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You are visiting Xavier’s school with a class. Miro, who looks after the plants, takes you to the greenhouse; Nell, an invented adult student, wants to show you something she has just learned. Her roots follow light. You have no power to demonstrate: between an unexpected discovery, an exit through the roof and a paper bird, you choose how you want to get to know this place and the people living here. Six comics characters offer different ways to look back on the encounter.

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Original unofficial fan fiction. Nell, Miro, Sela, greenhouse and root power are invented; this is not a canonical episode. The six references are Earth-616 comics X-Men in the 1991 relaunch era, distinct from the animated series and films. Retained images include later interpretations identified in their credits; The retained mohawk portrait of Storm is a later interpretation, distinct from her 1991 relaunch costume. No powers granted to the reader, diagnosis or measure of personal worth.

The world behind the storyMarvel — X-Men: 60th Anniversary ↗Marvel — Cyclops, Powers and Origin ↗Marvel — Storm, In Comics ↗Marvel — Beast, Hank McCoy ↗Marvel — Adamantium ↗Marvel — Rogue, In Comics ↗Marvel — Gambit ↗
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