Okay, just finished reading Wolverine Origins #50 and if you've read it then you know that at the end there is a dialogue between Logan and Hope.  Now you could go and take a lot from it but I would like to hear what other people think about that dialogue.   How does it add light to these two's relationship, a relationship that before I don't remember having that much of a reason to elaborate before now.
 
  Is it like a mentor kind of thing?  Or maybe something different. 

" How many girls does Wolverine have to be a mentor to? Like, there's Laura, Armor, Kitty, Rogue, Rachel Summers, and Jubilee. I mean, I'm not going to go into the "Logan's a horrible father" rant, because I think we can all agree that Daken is beyound help at this point and Laura...well, ok, but let's just leave the relatioship alone. "

" @iLLituracy:  Let's not start this whole "Wolverine is a horrible father" discussion. "

" @iLLituracy:  Like I said its a discussion.  A discussion I, for one, have no intention of joining in.  You're allowed to believe Wolverine is a horrible father and you're allowed to see things in that light, but it's a discussion none the less.  One that me and you are not going to have, and one I'd rather avoid.  Not because I rebuke debates but because me and you see things totally differently and because of that we probably won't budge no matter what we were to show each other.      I made this topic because I wanted to get some outside insight on how other people saw the dialogue at the end of Wolverine Origins 50.  Have you read it, if so, let's discuss that, =P. "

" @iLLituracy:  I just don't like debating character's personalities.  It's so up for debate, it's easier debating powers than personality cause it comes off differently for different people.  There is no one true answer so I try to avoid those debates.    Back on topic though, isn't it strange for the Messiah of mutants to be hated by one of her mutants?  Ignore that whole religious undertone that you could so easily answer with. "

" @iLLituracy:  Yeah but those are a bunch of no name mutants.  In pure terms of gaining trust, she can just have the trust of the more experienced X-Men on Utopia and the others will fall.  Wolverine is one of them, and there aren't a lot of those no name mutants that would dare stand up to someone like Wolverine.  I did like the whole conversation because it gave insight on the similarities between the two of them though the art did suck quite badly.  Also since this is a different Wolverine than in the past, this is a Wolverine who, suppossedly, is no longer running.  Isn't that the perfect person to help Hope along the way, not mentor, just help.
 
  I mean she's been running all her life.  Wolverine has too, but he let go of that thought processing and now he's a new man... I hope... "

" @iLLituracy:  Yeah it can seem superficial when Wolverine is all over the place but it is an interesting dynamic at the very least. "

I for one am hopeful that for once Wolverine will not play mentor to the poor little girl the X-Men now have in their midst. As for her relationship with Logan, I think it should be no different than the other 
younger X-Men. She should listen to what they have to say , try to learn from their experience but don't pattern herself after him. I am fairly certain she will pattern herself after Cable more than anyone else.