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McAvoy was quoted in an article (in Entertainment Weekly, I think) that it was a conscious decision to move Xavier away from the "humorless, sexless" character seen in the prior films. As Brandon said, he was young and had not yet taken on the burden of leader or schoolmaster. So it seemed...

That's what made no sense to me. A boy just watched a man murder his mother and he kills everyone in the room except the guy that pulled the trigger with no explanation for why he did not, or could not, kill him as well.

Yeah, I was disappointed by that ending, as well, wanting to have more story with these characters. It seems like they tied up the end of this film to slide right into the first X-Men film. I didn't understand that, either. I kept waiting for young Magneto to shred Shaw with some of those...