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Sure, I'm totally down for what your personal preference is and I think it's a fantastic one. Rogue IS awesome and both her and Carol are better off for each other. I mean, can you imagine if they retconned THAT away? They'd both be way lame. I think Karla is really cool and an excellent addition to Carol and anyone else's rogues gallery.
and I'm glad you like the image!
This picture of me and Dave's was in response to Legacy #269 where Carol came to talk and Rogue started swinging because she didn't want to hear the truth. I was mad because Rogue owes Carol, IMO.
I won't try to talk you out of thinking differently about Rogue. I love Rogue! Even if she did almost kill Carol when they first met, ambushing her after Carol's rape, stealing her powers, mind and memories and then throwing her off a bridge, hoping the fall would kill her (and failing, obviously). Rogue's come a long way since then and should be proud of her accomplishments.
Personally, I love Carol.
Breaking ribs IS nasty, but by that rationale, Carol will be 'even' when she ambushes Rogue in her home after she gets raped, steals her memories, takes her powers and kills her by tossing her off of a bridge. *then* they'll be even.
I agree with your sentiment about an unfortunate end, but Rogue's the one that was the villain who wants to be a hero. That sort of thing isn't given after you murder people. It's earned, which is what I like about Rogue. Her contrition and wanting to learn from her past mistakes.
Honestly, I would like the two to talk everything out and put it all behind them. Part of why I love Rogue is she's the former villain who did a truly horrible thing to Carol and not only felt sorry for what she did, it guided her to being a better hero. I also hate thinking of Carol as a victim during that encounter. She's come a long way since then too. They both have, and should be proud of their accomplishments.