Lorna did, however, fall in love with her teammate Havok, the brother of Cyclops.
For a while, Iceman had a crush on her, but Lorna didn't truly reciprocate the feelings. In the Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, the X-Men were tutored by Professor Charles Xavier and trained in the use of their powers in the Danger Room. Lorna returned home with the X-Men and, eventually, joined the team.
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Iceman, however, managed to reach her and present "evidence" that convinced Lorna that her true parents had died in a plane crash years earlier, making her turn against Magneto, who was revealed to be an android double. He then convinced Lorna that she was the daughter of Magneto (unaware that this was in fact the truth), cohercing her to work with him and her supposed father against the X-Men. Lorna's magnetic powers emerged when she was controlled by Mesmero and subjected to a 'mutant energy stimulator' device. When Lorna was nearly 20 years old, she met Iceman after being identified as a mutant by Cerebro. Lorna was raised by Arnold's sister and her husband, and grew up thinking that they were her real parents. Believing that she was not ready for her abilities or the life he could offer her, he had his associate Mastermind use his illusion powers to re-write Lorna's memories of that day, leaving her to believe that her parents died in a plane crash when she was an infant. Lorna survived the crash and was found by her true father, Magneto, who had been drawn to the location by her magnetic pulse. An argument erupted, upsetting the infant Lorna whose desperation to make her parents stop fighting caused an early manifestation of her immense magnetic abilities, which caused a magnetic pulse that destroyed the plane and killed her parents, as well as giving her hair its iconic green color. Her mother's husband, Arnold, later learned of this affair and confronted his wife while he was flying her and Lorna on his plane. Lorna Dane is a mutant, born of an affair between her mother Suzanna and Magneto.
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