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Storm was a baby when she moved to Egypt, and from my understanding lived in Egypt for at least 12. She then lived in a South African tribe up tell her early twenty's. So for me when Charles drafted her I think she would have sounded as a mixture of this: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsajklCYkDQ 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6wp-sOdKzY 
She has only came back to America for a short time (5-8 comic years?). Now my Grandmother lived in Germany until she was 19 years old (yes she is German). Then she moved to America where she lived for 12 years. She lived in many different parts of it as well. California, and different parts of the South. Then for 3 years she lived in London. After that my Grandfather retired from the American Army and they along with my father and uncle came back to California, and lived ever since. Yet through out this she has kept a hint of a German accent (no where near Nightcrawler's, or his sayings).  
Here is an interview with  Iman, 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IqILVxNV9E 
accents are much harder to get rid of then you think, in fact you will never completely lose it. And in comics they like to through it on much thicker. 

I always liked Forge. The main reason was he has limits. The limits being he need the materiales and the time to build his invention. So for instence he can't just take a rubber band, some gum and a pece of paper and make a gun out of it. He needs the right matterials. He also needs the time to make it, its just with his powers he can think of a faster and more efficent way to make it. For me that was way cooler then others, everyone and their Grandma can fly. A team almost always has a strong person. Someone has a power that can blow something up (Jubilee, Gambit, Starfire, and so on).

What is wrong with Storm just bending the weather like she did when she was first created, pre space travel. To be honest she was much cooler then. Now she is another over powered charecter like so many others.

"According to a sentient, disembodied eye that claimed to have once belonged to Odin, the Asgardian monarch once gave his son Thorthe mortal identity of the warrior Siegmund. Circumstances forced Odin to decree that Siegmund must be slain. Brunnhilde, recognizing that Odin was acting against his true wishes, sought to protect Siegmund, but Odin himself then caused Siegmund's death. Brunnhilde helped Siegmund's pregnant lover, Sieglinde get to safety. As punishment for her defiance, Odin removed Brunnhilde's Asgardian powers and immortality and cast her into a trance. She was eventually awakened by Siegfried, the son of Siegmund and Sieglinde and another mortal incarnation of Thor.

Brunnhilde and Siegfried became lovers, and she made him invulnerable so long as his back was not turned on his foe. However, Siegfried fell under the influence of magic and betrayed her. He was later murdered, and Brunnhilde, still in love with him, leapt into his blazing funeral pyre (this part of her background was based on the Volsunga saga). Odin restored both of them to life, restoring their Asgardian roles and powers, but removing their memories of their earthly lives. It is unclear how much truth, if any, there is to this account by the eye. "