Xavier cut her short, appalled that she would consider calling on the anti-mutant lobbying organization for help. You've told me you are afraid for your daughter. You think she's a mutant. But you haven't told me what causes you to be afraid. I don't let her play with dolls.
Every girl is a princess, every girl needs a princess doll.
Every thing you dream, let your princess live it all. The sing-song jingle for the Glamour Fashion Princess transfixed the eight year old daughter of Lucille Greene. Sprawled over her bed in their Brooklyn apartment, the child mouthed the words to the silly lyric as the jingle droned on. In the television commercial, the doll and her playmate wore the same hair ribbons, sang the same songs, played the same games, despite the easily ignored voiceover about how the doll could not walk, talk, or move by herself. The Glamour Fashion Princess took the name of her owner.