Well considering its behavior, I actually can't disagree with this. It does seem parasitic...and it has an insane amount of blood on its hands. Oh and he has, on his side, the only actual scientist that has studied this thing (Beast)...so yeah.
Okay so now that we've made it clear that nothing will be lost by having the would-be host and Phoenix meet up...and that Cyclops believes NOTHING can stop the Phoenix...
Wouldn't it be unbelievably tactically sound to let the Avengers have Hope, then the Phoenix shows up (remember it can't be stopped), it merges with her anyway...and then they do what they're going to do (restore mankind...or explode the earth, whatevs)...right? It's a win-win for Cyke.
After AvX is over, is Steve going to spend the rest of his time hunting down and trying to destory Phoenix? I kinda doubt it.
As long as the immediate threat the Phoenix poses to the earth is over, I think he'll be okay not destroying the Phoenix and moving on to other stuff. Even if that means PF joining with Hope. Though obviously that's just my guess... we'll see. Maybe Steve and the Avenger will spend all their time after AvX hunting and trying to destroy PF. They certainly implied that after AvX there would be some status quo changes.
Mutant messiah...or person that nukes the earth. Either is possible. And even if you didn't trust them...why wouldn't it still be a good move? Hope gains infinite power no matter what...and bammo! Nothing they can do anyway right? Phoenix is super-uber unstoppable.
Oh absolutely.
Maybe, I wouldn't presume to know what would happen should they bond. Until then, though, Hope is as vulnerable as any other super-hero and Wolverine showed that Hope would not have been completely safe with the Avengers.
I don't know what the ideal move would have been for Cyclops, but I understand his logic, like I understand Cap's.
I think Captain America can be trusted up to a point (though Scott clearly disagrees). I don't think Steve would harm or kill Hope. He clearly was against Logan doing so. If Emma is reading Steve's mind, I'd think she'd know that Steve isn't planning on harming Hope... not that a telepath should even be needed to tell him that.
Ultimately I get why Scott isn't thrilled with the idea of surrendering Hope. But I'm not sure being in Steve's custody would really be all that bad.
Except Cap doesn't wan them to join, under any circumstance. He's made that pretty clear. He thinks that it will be a death sentence for Hope, and the rest of the world. So, Cap does believe something will be lost if they meet up. And Scott saw a future where the Earth ended if the Avengers got Hope. Maybe he's afraid of what might happen if the Avengers were to get in-between Hope and the PF. So, there's a reason for Scott not to hand her over.
Bookmarks