Nice story! It would have been neat to see this in the cartoon if the series would have continued but at least I got to read this wonderful fiction! This story felt like it could have easily been a part of the show. Characters were well written and again a joy to read! Cheers!

I loved the story great job

"It was a picture of Remy LeBeau, sitting on the shoulders of the Winged Victory of Samothrace." This made me overly happy. You have done me a great service. D

Enjoyed, thanks for writing. -t.

Wow, another wonderful story! On to the next one.

I have been reading the sequels to this story like crazy mad over the last few months with my phone. I saved them so I could read them on the bus and could have sworn I left a review on this story. Now I'm not so sure. So I am leaving one now.

I fricken love your story. I love pacing, the creativity in how Rogue obtained Carols powers, and especially how you portrayed Rogue and Gambits romance. Your story has me motivated to start working on an Xmen fic, which I hadn't considered in a long long time. Romy has always been my number one and I read tons of Xmen/Evolution/Movie Verse/Comic Verse fics but this is the best of them all. I'm gonna go review your other stories in this series since I didn't get a chance to earlier. Thank you again for the fun.

great story :-)

Awesome story! XD love the little moments Remy and Rogue spend together stealing shoes and sleeping together in the tent. Awww, so cute!

So I almost shut this down but decided to check for sequels.

Oh...I think I'm about to be very happy.

So glad I found this story! Such a pleasant surprise...all these characters - even the ones that only get a brief showing - are multi-dimensional (and IC!). Only thing is, I don't see Gambit opening up so easily about Julien. From what I know about him, he would only admit to this kind of thing after it'd been leaked by someone else and he couldn't avoid owning up...I don't think he'd let himself be vulnerable just to unburden himself or bond with a friend (but you've really hit the mark with his arrogance, sense of humour, pragmatisim, and a hint of soulfoulness). I love that your Rogue is brazen, resilient, compassionate, and fairly secure with her powers - despite being dealt a pretty rough hand. I liked the plot, too, it was a good mix of action and character interactions. Really enjoyable.

Thank you for writing and sharing this.

I really enjoyed reading this story. I only regret to have read your "Fly Away Home" before this one (I'd understood the shoe story instead of wondering what I'd missed), but we can't change the past, do we?
Hop! I'm on my way to read "Allons Voler". I think I'll understand the password Rogue gave Mystique in "Fly Away Home" in this one.

"Dude" is "gars" in French. I know, we don't pronounce the "s", but it's there when we write it... Again, that's a deliberate cultural thing to bother learners.

"à la fin" Here, "à" is the equivalent to "at", so it is ornated with an accent in order to make it prettier. If you're writing the old-boring "a" without an hairpin (accent), it's the verb "avoir" (to have).
Again... a rule that exists only to justify the French grammar teachers salary...
In truth, it helps understanding the meaning of some sentences.
For example :
"La ville de Nantes a 500 ans" and "La ville de Nantes à 500 ans" are two sentences almost alike : the only tiny difference is the accent above the "a". But the meaning is waaaaay different :
The first one means : "The City of Nantes is 500 years old" (which is not true, it's at least 4000 years old).
The second one means : "The description of the City of Nantes when it was 500 years old".
Twisty'n tricky, isn't it?

Yes, I do want to know how the Gambit VS Scott meeting turned. But, fortunately, I'm reading this after you updated, so, I don't have to wait! Sometimes, being late and last is better than being first!
But, I'd be uspet if you have Gambit to steal La victoire de Samothrace, it's in the Louvre and quite pretty, so, let it stay there where I can see it!

"ROGUE!" he roared, with a voice that could be heard over a Danger Room-ful of out-of-control teenage mutants. "Put your own face on RIGHT NOW and tell me what in heck you think you're doing!"
What should I say about this one? In French, I'd say "Quelle merveilleuse trouvaille!" "Super idée!" "D'enfer, j'adore!" "What a wonderful finding" "Great idea / Super idea" "From Hell, I love it" ("from hell" is positive, in French. Something like "super-mega-hyper-wonderful)(that's maybe because we're not really into believing that hell exists. The Pope said it doesn't, after all).