[Note: It was ironic that the success of the nuns' mission was dependent upon a number of flimsy premises: he donation of the ex-bordello palace for the convent, the services of a young child interpreter, the bribery of the locals to attend, and the nuns' own ill-suited lack of skills to survive in the demanding environment.Although Logan was severely burned by the blast, he rapidly healed.In the present day (about 70 years later), and after leaving theX-Men, retreating hermit and loner Logan (living in the remote Yukon of he Canadian wilderness) was also tormented, in another troubling dream from his past, by the memory of killing his lover Jean Grey (Famke Janssen) seven years earlier, in order to save the world (see the conclusion ofX-Men: The Last Stand (2006)).Outside the Mickey Finn Palace Saloon, they are transported into an eccentric, but cute and charming soft-shoe dance routine o the 1905 hit tune: "At the Ball, That's All," sung by cowboys (the Avalon Boys Quartet).He literally lies prone on the belt and is dragged, swallowed and eaten up by the whizzing wheels, gears, and cogs of the monstrous machine.After Kayla told the angered Victor: "He's using us," he attempted to kill Kayla by strangling her ("How about this time you die for real? Your little mind games don't work on me"), and her screams alerted Logan to return in rage - and he struggled against Victor and was about to take his head off.