[ Well, he hadn't made that connection so immediately, but it makes sense now, in hindsight. It makes sense too that she's so worried about others learning of her abilities. Not so unlike what Erik was doing when he first arrived here.
But the parallels between Wanda's brother and Peter are eerie, at best. At worst, definitely not a coincidence.
He decides not to tell her Peter's first name. She looks upset enough as it is, and seen as neither of them are here, there is absolutely no reason to cause her that much distress. He reaches out, slow enough for her to move away if she wants— if she doesn't, he'll place his hand on her shoulder, the touch light but present. ]
I'm so sorry, Wanda. [ It's a uniquely cruel kind of pain, to lose someone so important in a way so violent. Erik, unfortunately, knows that all too well. ]
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But the parallels between Wanda's brother and Peter are eerie, at best. At worst, definitely not a coincidence.
He decides not to tell her Peter's first name. She looks upset enough as it is, and seen as neither of them are here, there is absolutely no reason to cause her that much distress. He reaches out, slow enough for her to move away if she wants— if she doesn't, he'll place his hand on her shoulder, the touch light but present. ]
I'm so sorry, Wanda. [ It's a uniquely cruel kind of pain, to lose someone so important in a way so violent. Erik, unfortunately, knows that all too well. ]