An example of pyrokinesis was in the X-Men comics. John Allerdyce, a teenage mutant at Charles Xavier's school for gifted youngsters had a type of pyrokinesis. John could manipulate fire with his mind, but he could not create it. Even though Stan Lee used a type of fire manipulation in his comics, Stephen King was the first to give this particular power a name in his 1980 novel “Firestarter”, which was pyrokinesis. Now that we have a kind of backstory of this particular power, the type of fire manipulation I would want would be the ability to create and manipulate fire with my …show more content…
No control would be my kryptonite. With a power that would be as dangerous as mine, a power that has the potential to be monumentally dangerous there would need to be an expert level of self control. The way I would teach myself control is how Bruce Banner taught himself to control the Hulk, by controlling my heart rate. This would be my best method for myself because I have anger issues that I have gotten better at keeping tame, instead of exploding and regretting my actions later, but sometimes you just can't hold everything in and hit a wall and are right back to square one. For example in factories when they go X amount of days with injuries, but when there is just one, they have to start completely over from 0 and lose all of the progress that was made, but you can always become better. That would be my motivation, getting better at what I cannot