profile issues who's who lovelife quotes images fanfiction download links e-mail me		MD and the Beast Both highly-intelligent and driven, it was logical that Cecilia Reyes and Henry McCoy would feel some sort of kinship. Despite his relationship with Tish Tilby, their encounters were marked by underlying attraction, as they verbally sparred with each other. Although both of them appeared unaware of the changing nature of their relationship, it was evident to the rest of the team. (Marrow noted the fact in X-Men #75 - 'well, well . . . does the beast fall for a beauty?') Beast asked Cecilia on a date to the opera, but their relationship has not matured beyond there due to the 'shattering' of the team. Indeed, it seems unlikely that they will be getting together, as Beast is now pretending to be gay to create controversy. (Let's just say I don't like Morrison.) A Maggott in the Big Apple? Although Maggott is an incorrigible flirt, his loyalties wavering between the X-Women, we need to note for the sake of completeness that he has shown an interest in Cecila. He's exchanged banter with her in the past, commented on how attractive she is as well as unsuccessfully tried his best pick-up lines on her Things that Crawl in the Night There were rumours that said Nightcrawler and Cecilia would be the next couple in the X-Books. He advised her about her powers in X-Men #101, and, despite becoming a priest, seemed interested in her. Obviously, however, nothing came of it, as one of Nightcrawler's old flames returned and she occupied all his attention. Even she, however, was set aside when it compromised his religious vows.