Is Legion choosing right way to make his fathers dream to reality

[Don'tcallme Legion]

After AVX and death of Xavier at hands of his prodigy Cyclops, the merry mutants are shaken to the core.

Now, wolverine is acting as an Majority(Human) Appeaser and working side by side as avengers, who are showing up in x-books to lecture on ethics week after week.

While, Cyclops is trying to make a revolution with no clear objectives visible now.

In this scene, Legion, the true heir of legacy has choose to fight off the hate mongers and mutant hunters in shadows. His belief that if X-men had made any difference it would have left no reason to hide and fight for mutants.

Did he even after being insane got the correct gist of the dream? Is this the right way he is following?

[Nicoclaws]

He is a one-man X-force, basically.

[Drax1981]

He has to work in the shadows. The public would be scared shitless of David if they knew about him and honestly for good reason.

[Boots]

I would disagree about cyclops, one of his clear agenda is the right's of mutants not to be treated as criminals simply by breathing. And if the homo sapiens figure that out it would be a revolution indeed.

[Graconius]

As much I enjoying David Haller’s evolution in Legacy, these characters don’t usually break out of its Status Quo for too long, sooner or later his insanity will get the best of him and he will be back to be a plot device.

The manifesto of his goals are still taking shape, at this point he won’t achieve much attacking small cells.

[UserIDGoesHere]

Legion is definitely choosing a really entertaining way and that's what matters. If he trolled the Avengers, it would be perfect.

[DiamondQueen]

I believe David is making some very important steps toward what would benefit most mutants.

[FatherLiir]

One, I really don't think Legion would go back to his walking plot point status after this, anytime in the near future. I think Spurrier has succeeded in taking a character who has been treated like an object by both writers and by other characters on a unique path toward individuality. Two, I am slightly baised in this because Xmen Legacy is my favorite pull title because it's been a solid storyline and other than the fact that i don't like Huat's lips, i like the art and the interactions between characters. I think was Issue 7 showed us is a sample of how David is going to try and work things out between major plot points like Luca's book, Legfold, the Qortex Complex and... Do we have a name for the Xavier running around in his head? Anyone?

Digressing, anyways, I don't think things will be left at just this. David's "I Rule Me" Manifesto is very rough, like the first thoughts of an english assignment rough draft, and we'll see it and his actions get shaved down to some eventual final draft of what he will do and won't do. Already he's temporarily taken out the guys responsible for Luca and while i doubt it's the last we see of the Church of the Happy Host or whatever they are called, it's certainly a proactive response to helping out mutants. I think David is in the right direction and while tragedy or something is gonna derail him for a bit, he has a definate path foreword.