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Previously, on X -Men.

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If you try to escape, your collars will
be reactivated at once.

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If you try to remove your collar, it
will explode.

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And destroy you. Now, get to work! Now,
Captain Jubilee!

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My powers! The collars you use to
control your mutants.

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They were invented by a scientist in
Scotland.

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It's him.

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Who are you? The Wild Man of Borneo.

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His name is Cable. He was a mercenary in
the leader's army until he found out

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the leader wasn't the champion of
democracy he claimed to be.

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So he threw his wages back in the
leader's face and took to the hills to

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revolution. See you around.

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How much is it worth to you to have that
man, Cable, eliminated?

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Uh -uh.

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Cable lives by his code, but he will not
live long.

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I should be frightened for him. What do
you mean?

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They say you keep a mad scientist up
here.

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Dr. Frankenstein, perhaps.

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His name's Gottfried Adler. He's an
expert on genetics.

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But he's not here.

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I sent him to Scotland to do research.

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We're alone, then.

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I'd better take you home.

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Why must you always push me away?

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You wouldn't want to get close to me.

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Not if you knew what I was really like.

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Are you Adler? I'm Warren Worthington.

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The third.

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Who are you?

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Next time you take a shot at somebody,
make sure you hit him. I'll remember

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that.

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You got a short memory.

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Warren?

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You picked the wrong chalet to
terrorize.

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What's going on?

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Warren? Are you all right?

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What? Where's Warren?

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He's all right. My weapon set to stun.

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Where's Adler?

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He's... he's gone to Scotland.

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Scotland? You mean Muir Island.

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Get down!

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Warren's gone.

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Don't!

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No, I didn't mean to...

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I'm sorry.

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You created the Center for Mutant
Research, my dear Moira.

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Can't you demand to review Dr. Adler's
work?

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I... I would if I could.

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But he's not really part of the center.

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He pays me well for everything.

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His one request was to be left alone.

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Then you don't know if he really can
reverse mutations.

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I only know what he tells me.

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Dr. Adler, it's Moira McTaggart. I have
an old friend here who's interested in

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your work.

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Professor Xavier from America.

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Visitors are forbidden.

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Not allowed.

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You promised no interference.

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Xavier!

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I tried to probe his mind, but some
force came between us.

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Do you think Adler could be a mutant
himself?

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Well, no. That would explain why he's
after a cure.

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Don't say cure, Moira.

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Being a mutant isn't a disease.

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It's something you're born with. It's as
normal as being a traditional homo

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sapien. Not all mutants would agree with
you.

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What do your X -Men say?

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I don't know.

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I haven't told them about Adler's
discovery.

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But it's time I did.

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That old boy Juggernaut sure made a
mess.

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About like that Yankee General. Sure.

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Keep an eye on me, Gambit. You might
learn something.

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Let me put some nails in that for you,
Jean.

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I always did like working with my hands.

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I like to work with my mind.

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That mortar looks a little thick, Storm.
Better add some water.

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Big expert.

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Always giving orders.

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making up for your screw -ups, Gumbo.

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Too bad you don't know how to do
anything but pick pockets and steal

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babies.

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Look out!

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What do you think you're doing?

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He better be more careful with his
mouth.

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You better stop worrying about my mouth
and start worrying about these.

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Why don't you boys calm down?

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You afraid I'm gonna hurt him? I always
thought you had a soft spot for that

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Cajun. About as soft as you, fathead.

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You gonna shut up or am I gonna have to
help you? Hey, everybody!

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Guess who wants to talk to us?

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Dr. Adler claims his process can reverse
genetic mutations within each cell of

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the body.

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What? You mean steal our powers?

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It could be used as a weapon against us.

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But some mutants might welcome the
chance to become normal.

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Yeah? Who?

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There's no right or wrong in choosing to
remain a mutant.

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You have taught us to value our powers,
Professor.

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Not for their own sake, but for what
they can do for others.

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You tell them, Storm.

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No deserters in this crowd.

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Each of us will have to make his own
decision.

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If Adler's process really works.

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I'm worried about Rogue, Cyclops. Rogue?

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Why? Because I know how she feels when I
touch your hand. Or when we kiss.

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Because I sense her pain.

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Vacation, eh?

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Muir Island's no good for you.

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How about we go to Paris instead?

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How about getting your butt out of my
car?

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Let's have a kiss before you go, huh?

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What's wrong, Cher?

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You know what happens when I touch
somebody. You want to end up in the

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Maybe it's worth it, no?

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Where you going, Rogue?

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Where you going?

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What the...

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What a dump.

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There ain't nothing to steal on this
worthless rock.

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This friend of yours better show up
soon, or I'm going back to jail just for

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something to do.

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Are we becoming impatient, old stick?

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The name's Avalanche, Limey, and what
we're becoming is broke.

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This scam of hers better pay off big.

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That could be Mystique now.

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What do you mean, could be?

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Don't you know what she looks like?

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She's a shape -changer, old man.

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One can never be sure.

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Looking for me, love?

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I sincerely doubt it. Unless your name's
Gottfried Adler.

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Alas, no.

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They call me Pyro.

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In the mood for a hot date?

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In a bull's -eye.

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How about trying that with me?

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Well, all right, hon, since you asked me
nice.

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Dr. Adler?

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Visitors are important.

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I didn't fly across the whole dang ocean
to take no for an answer.

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What do you want?

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I hear you can change people, Doctor.

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Change them so they won't be mutants
anymore.

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You make me like other people.

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And you can name your own price.

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You have great strength as well as great
beauty.

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Why do you wish to become merely normal?

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Because... I don't want to live my whole
life without knowing what it's like to

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touch another human being. I will
consider your request.

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Come back in one hour.

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I will have an answer for you then.

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Apocalypse!

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You heard what she wanted?

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Yes.

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Like all people, she is a fool.

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But she has great powers.

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We'll use the machine.

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And make her my slave.

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It's time for part B of X -Men, next.

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You have taught us to value our powers.

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Value our powers.

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Moon sure is pretty tonight.

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You ever been kissed, girl?

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I'm beginning to think I never will be
the way you keep going on about the

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I'm looking for Godfrey Adler. Well, of
course you are, old darling.

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He's such a popular fella.

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Don't call me darling.

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What'd you do?

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Fall in? Never mind.

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I found our pot of gold.

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There seems to be a local scientist
who's in big demand these days. As soon

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I've dried off, we shall arrange a
disappearance.

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And my dear friend Mystique, we never
know.

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Your whole life will change after the
treatment.

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Believe me.

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That's what I'm here for, Doc.

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It may be unpleasant at first, but then
you will feel nothing.

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Well done, old bean.

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Y 'all looking for a rematch? Perhaps
another time.

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No!

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Back to good doctor. Right.

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You are making a terrible mistake.

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I heard a loud crash, Moira. What's
going on?

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I don't know.

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How about you carrying him for a while?

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Shall I make him walk?

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Listen, old man.

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No.

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He's a woman.

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He's mystique.

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And you're a fool, Pyro.

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I asked you to come here because I
thought Apocalypse might find some use

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you. Who's Apocalypse?

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Have it the foggiest.

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He's my master.

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And he'll crush you like an insect if
you interfere again.

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So your machine doesn't cure mutants.

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It turns them into slaves of Apocalypse.
You mean you just made up this guy,

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Adler? He was real enough.

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Until Metapocalypse.

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Personally, I find this frightfully
confusing.

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Y 'all get away from him.

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It gets worse.

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Oh, you'll need a doctor, sure enough.

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I never could say no to a woman.

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Dr. Adler, I presume.

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What the devil could have happened here?

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It appears that Dr.

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Adler has been kidnapped.

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Professor Xavier.

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Cyclops. Gene, what are you doing here?

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Rogues disappeared, Professor.

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I believe she has come here to see Dr.
Adler to undergo his treatment.

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If she has, she may be in danger of
losing more than her mutant powers.

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Listen,

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old girl.

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Must we shoot this?

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We're all making a terrible mistake!

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Dr.

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Adler!

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Who are you?

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The name's Cable.

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Last known address, Genosha. They used
to turn mutants into slaves down there.

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I have never heard of it.

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They did it with collars with suppressed
mutant powers.

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Collars you made.

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That makes you a dangerous man.

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Too dangerous to live.

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Get away from that man!

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What do you think you're doing?

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Making the world safer for mutants.

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You are making a terrible mistake.

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Dr. Adler is already dead.

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That's kind of hard to believe coming
from you.

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Do you believe me now?

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There's Adler.

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Drop the weapon.

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No.

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Look out, y 'all!

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No!

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Gene!

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Y 'all right, hon?

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Just bruised, thanks to you.

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What about him?

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Whoever he was, too late to help him. A
most extraordinary young woman.

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Thank you, Rogue. You don't know how
much this means to me.

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But I thought you wanted to be cured.

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That's what I thought too, Doc.

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But there ain't no cure for who you are.

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Then you must live forever in the prison
of your mutant powers.

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I am my powers. And the good they can do
for my friends and for the whole world.

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I reckon maybe I can live with that
after all.

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Thanks anyway, Doc.

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Look out!

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Look out yourself!

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How do you fly without wings?

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I don't know. I just do.

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You're lucky.

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Yeah, lucky.

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Dr. Adler! Herr Worthington!

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I came here to warn you, Doctor, but it
looks like I'm too late.

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Why did you not tell me you are a
mutant?

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Why do you think I've supported your
research?

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You wish to be changed?

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Is the treatment ready?

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Apocalypse!

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Apocalypse!

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I found another nest to become your
slave.

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The millionaire, Warren Worthington,
with the wings of an

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angel. How did you know he was a mutant?

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I know more of this world than you have
even dreamed.

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That is why I must destroy you.