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As a result, Cyclops and Grey were able to resume their relationship, and eventually married. Shortly thereafter, she resumed using the name "Phoenix" as an attempt to redeem both the entity and herself in her mind, and also to honor her "daughter" Rachel, who at the time was believed to be dead. Later, she assumed the role of the Headmistress of the [[Xavier Institute]].

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However, a combination of Jean's new duties and headmistress, her re-emerging Phoenix powers and Scott's temporary merger with the evil mutant [[Apocalypse (comics)|Apocalypse]] drove a wedge between Jean and Scott. [[Emma Frost]] took advantage of this, and initiated an affair with Scott, inadvertently falling in love with him in the process. This led to Scott briefly walking out on both Jean and the X-Men. Upon his return, Magneto once again attacked the X-Men, and killed Phoenix during the process.

==Movies & Television==

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In the ''[[X-Men (movie)|X-Men]]'' film and its sequel ''[[X2]]'', Grey was portrayed by [[Famke Janssen]].

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