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I can't make it stop.

Most of Otto's later research
was overseen

by his lab assistant,
Professor Madeline Garber.

Reed. I thought
I'd never see you again.

-What are you doing here?
-I need your help.

The original medication
was like a dam.

But eventually,
the dam will break.

-And then?
-If we don't treat him,
Reed will die.

NOAH: Dr. M is
on the verge of something.

It could be a solution
for all mutants.

Anyone who doesn't want
the X-Gene, or doesn't want it

in their family,
they'd have an answer.

You're going to transform
the world, Lauren.

-Just give her to me.
-How are you gonna
keep her safe?

I'll figure it out.
That's what parents do.

You gonna shoot lasers
at the whole world?

News flash:
it's already on fire.

Yeah, because of you!

BANK MANAGER:
You people are monsters.

All of you deserve to be wiped
from the face of the earth.

(panting)

-What did you do?
-It's been awesome.

SAGE: After what happened,
Reeva's not gonna give up

until she finds Rebecca.

I'm gonna send Fade
and Bulk out, too.

What happens when they find her?

ESME:
That's up to Reeva.

(gasps, choking)

See your hands move,
and I slit your throat.

MR. HOOVER:
Rebecca? Breakfast.

Oh, wow.

-What is the occasion?
-(chuckles)

No-no occasion, honey. I just
thought I'd make pancakes.

Oh.

Cool. Blueberries.

Actually,
it was your dad's idea.

Mm. Hey, what are you
still doing here?

Shouldn't you be on your way
to work by now?

Oh, I have a late meeting.
This side of town.

So I thought it would be nice
to have breakfast as a family.

Okay, whatever.

You guys are acting weird.

I thought I might've gotten
kicked out of school again.

(chuckles):
No.

Oh, good.

(vehicle approaching)

Someone here?

-(car doors closing)
-I didn't hear anything.

I think that might be the
gardener. Let me just check.

Did you want a glass
of milk, maybe?

Um, yeah, sure, uh--
orange juice is okay, too.

GUARD: Sentinel Services.
Keep your hands

where we can see them,
Miss Hoover.

Dad, what are they doing here?

-Mom?
-Just stay calm, Miss Hoover.

(quietly):
You called them.

You called them, didn't you?

(crying)

-Back away from the door.
-No...

Freeze. Stay right there.

-No! No! Mom!
-On the ground.

What choice
did you give us, Rebecca?

(echoing):
I'm sorry we had to do this,

but you nearly killed
your teacher.

(panting)

(crying)

(Twist screaming)

Help. Help!
Help, somebody, please.

Please help.

What are you doing to her?

We're doing what we have to
to keep her restrained.

She's just upset.

Upset? You're keeping her
in a windowless box.

She's strapped
in that spinning thing.

She has to be in darkness,
in constant motion,

so she can't just
twist her way out.

She helped us, you know.

She doesn't deserve this at all.

-And she's not crazy, she's...
-Andy, I'm sorry.

TWIST:
Help!

Reeva said we can't risk
having her escape again.

(footfalls approaching)

ESME: I know you've been
preoccupied with Rebecca,

but we need to figure out
what we're gonna do.

The information we got
at the bank?

If we don't move on it soon,
it'll be too late.

REEVA:
I am well aware.

The plan has not changed.

But the plan depends on Andrew.

We need his help
to get us into the target.

He's not in a helping mood.

(exhales)

Keep moving forward
with the preparations.

I will talk to Andrew.

(footfalls approach)

-You all set to go?
-Yeah. Ready.

I know it's been a long day.
It'll be worth it, I promise.

Course it will.

I'm just gonna lock up,
and then we'll head out.

Hey.

CAITLIN:
Ready?

-I need to talk to you guys.
-What's up?

It's about Madeline's research.

Noah told me
that she's not just trying

to find a cure
to suppress the X-Gene in you.

She's trying to find one
that'll suppress it in everyone,

whether they like it or not.

-(scoffs)
-Well, that's...

that's not possible.

If Madeline had
a problem with mutants,

she would have called
the police on us already.

-You must have misunderstood.
-I didn't misunderstand.

We have to stop her.
Tomorrow I'm gonna talk to Noah,

figure out where they're taking
our blood samples.

Wait, wait, you heard Madeline

talk about wanting peace,

h-how upset she was about what's
going on between the mutants

and the Purifiers.

Her brother helped found
the Purifiers.

(chuckles):
Wait.

Madeline's whole life
is helping people.

That's not what this brother
is doing.

She disagrees with him,

only because she's trying
to eliminate hate

by eliminating mutants.

(exhales)

Your father,
he, he needs this cure.

I know. But if she finds it,

how long before parents use it
on their kids?

Before the government uses it
on everyone, just in case?

We'll make her keep
the research confidential.

She thinks
she's saving the world.

She already has our DNA.

We can't let her use it.

Lauren is right.

We have to find a way
to destroy the research and go.

-No, wait, without the cure?
-(door closes)

We can't risk the lives
of every mutant on Earth

-just for my sake.
-MADELINE: Everybody ready?

Great. Here we go.

(siren wailing)

(door opens)

Hey. How you holding up?

I've, uh, I have been better.

(phone clicks)

(exhales)

Brother, I know you're having
a hard time right now,

but we need to move.

Ah, John, I just, uh, I just
said goodbye to my daughter...

Just listen to me, okay?

When the Inner Circle hit
that bank,

they were after a company
called Regimen Technologies.

Now, if we can figure out why,
then we can fight them.

You know, Lorna, she sent our
baby away for the Inner Circle.

Our child, John.

How do you fight that?

THUNDERBIRD:
What choice do we have?

I mean, every move they make,
the country gets more divided.

Our human allies,
they're afraid to help us.

Mutants are deciding
the only option is war.

If we don't turn this thing
around now,

it's gonna be too late.

I don't ask a lot of you,
but I need you with me.

It's for Dawn.

For the world
she's gonna live in.

Okay.

But you have to promise me
one thing.

If this leads us to Reeva Payge,
I get to take the first shot.

-(pats shoulder)
-Done.

WILSON:
Now, I know you're all here

to see your favorite commentator
from The Ryan Hour,

but I want
to make something clear.

This man is taking our message
to the nation.

People around this world are
finally starting to wake up.

That's why we're here!

That's why he's here,
Jace Turner.

(cheering, applause)

I want to talk about this
so-called Mutant Uprising.

We need to start calling it
exactly what it is.

It's straight-up terrorism.

37 humans slaughtered
at that bank.

It's up to us
to do something about it.

And I'm not talking
about some day.

I'm talking about now.

I'm talking about today.

Yeah, that's right, right now.

Now, the first thing we're
asking you to do is simple:

watch and report.

We got a hotline number.
Put it in your phones.

Leaders have schedules
and assignments

for roving street patrols.

And while you're out there,
if you see any evidence

of a mutant threat--
and I'm talking about anything--

call it in, call it in
right away because it is time

to take our safety
into our own hands.

'Cause guess what.
The cops, the Sentinel Services,

they're not getting it done.

So this is what we're gonna do.

We are gonna start
a citizen militia.

We're gonna put eyes and ears

in every single neighborhood,
and we are gonna stop

mutant violence
before it spreads.

This Mutant Uprising,

they picked the wrong species
to tangle with.

They don't know it yet.

But I swear to God,
they're about to find out.

(cheering, applause)

Yes?

We've been monitoring Rebecca.

She's not tolerating
confinement well.

Just keep her alive.

-She...
-Help!

-Help, help, please!
-She won't stop screaming.

And?

TWIST:
Please help.

Let her scream.

TWIST:
Help, somebody, please.

It's a shame.

With her power, she could have
done so much more.

TWIST:
Make it stop, please!

Don't worry.
She still has a part to play.

TWIST:
Stop!

Please, I didn't do anything!
I just...

(exhales)

(knocking on door)

Hey. Uh, you all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.
Just putting some things away.

(sniffles)

Um, do you have a second?

Yeah. What's up?

Hey, do you think
it was worth it?

Worth what?

(sighs) I don't know.

All the stuff
that happened with Rebecca.

I've just been thinking.

You sent Dawn
to live somewhere else.

I mean, I mean,
that's-that's your daughter.

Do you really think that all,
all this--

everything we're doing--
was worth that?

-Don't you miss her?
-(exhales)

So hard it hurts.

What I'm doing is for her. Okay?

Everything that's happening now
is necessary

for the world to be
what it could be.

When it's done,
I will be with Dawn.

But what if the mutant homeland
never happens?

Andy, it's going to happen.

Hey.

Because we are going
to make it happen.

Yeah.

I'll see you out there.

THUNDERBIRD:
Did some research

on Regimen Technologies.

There's almost nothing
out there,

but I found this one guy
in the D.C. area--

some executive-- and he spoke

at a security conference
a few years back.

He lives across the street.

BLINK:
Laurence Hayes.

So, uh, you want to wait
for him by his car?

See if he'll talk to us all
about his secret job.

No. We're gonna grab him in the
lobby when he leaves for work.

We'll get him out quietly.

-(scoffs)
-Take him somewhere.

Get some answers.

Right. "Get some answers."

Said no good guy ever.

We're not seriously gonna
kidnap a systems analyst

on his way to work.

Wow. We are really living
the dream of the X-Men.

-Clarice...
-This is crazy.

This guy isn't a saint.
He's with a company that does

mutant-related security research
for the government.

And we can't just take him
because of that.

Look, guys, we're here.

Let's just get it done.

Thank you.

That looks delicious.

I was thinking Lauren might want
to have another look

around the campus today, uh,

while we're working
on your treatments.

There's lots to see.

Actually,
I'd rather go to the lab.

Noah says you need more samples.

Yes, but no rush.

We can work
with the first batch.

No, I-I want to.
It's important.

Yeah, I-I-I think we're all
just anxious to get started.

It feels like we might be on
to something significant.

I'm sure of it.

I have to believe
that it's no accident

that I crossed paths
with your family again.

We can finally finish the work
your father started.

We're gonna change the world.

MAN (over radio): Yeah,
but you're missing the point.

The point is,
this guy's gonna come in

and change the whole
passing scheme... (stammers)

WOMAN (over radio):
Well, it doesn't matter.

They weren't playing
as a team anyway.

(stations change)

ANNOUNCER:
On tonight's Ryan Hour,

-featuring crisis responders...
-Where are they?

...who have organized
their own citizen mili...

-¶ Now... ¶
-Ugh.

-(music stops)
-(phone vibrates)

Clarice, what's going on?
I've been...

-BLINK: Things went sideways!
-(gunshots over phone)

-No time to explain.
-Are those gunshots?

-What the hell's going on?
-Just open the trunk.

-Open the damn trunk!
-All right. All right.

You got to be kidding me.

(gasps)

Don't look at me, man.
I don't know any more than you.

No!

What happened
to pulling him out quietly?!

-We had to improvise.
-And that's why we got shot at.

There were security guards,
and you still wanted to go

-through with it.
-We got to go, come on.

-HAYES (muffled): Get me out!
-Hold that thought.

Come on, get me out of here!

(muffled shouting)

(indistinct chatter)

I managed to get
some of the medication.

You think it's gonna be enough?

CAITLIN:
I hope so.

It was all I could get
without anyone noticing.

Here she comes.

I've adjusted the dose a little,

now that we have a better sense
of how your system's

-responding to it.
-So, what you said yesterday,

about this being
a temporary fix...

-how long should it last?
-It's hard to say.

But if the treatment

is blocking what my X-Gene does,

why won't it last forever?

-Maybe it's easier
if I show you.
-Oh.

(quietly):
I feel horrible.

She's trying to save my life,
and here we are planning...

We're doing what we have to do.

Reed, this is
our last chance to learn

what we can
about your condition.

Reed's X-Gene manufactures
complex proteins

that release energy.

The medicine that Otto and I
made blocks the proteins,

interrupting the system.

But when it ceases
to be effective,

the result is a massive
release of power...

and terrible damage.

That's why the work we're doing
with Lauren is so important.

By comparing your X-Gene
and hers,

we can learn
to not just block the gene

but turn it off entirely.

I know it's hard, Reed.

I remember how I felt,

sitting at your bedside.

You were a sick little boy

who just wanted to get better.

I let you down
all those years ago.

I won't let you down again.

Hey, uh, sorry if
I freaked you out yesterday,

talking about your blood
saving millions of people.

Don't worry about it.

It's just a lot
to wrap my head around.

NOAH:
I just get excited.

You know,
we've been working so hard.

I really think this could be
the breakthrough

we've been waiting for.

So...

you must have, like, a gallon
of my blood by now, right?

Where do you keep it all?

Keep it? Just, uh, cold storage.

Can I see it?

Uh, it's just a bunch
of refrigerators.

Seriously,
it's nothing to look at.

Come on. I really want to see
the whole process.

It's important to me.

They really, uh,
can't have visitors.

Samples could get contaminated.

Don't I get special privileges?

For, you know,
helping millions of people?

I guess that's fair...

if I get the privilege
of taking you to lunch.

-Lunch?
-Yeah.

Or a second breakfast
if you prefer. (chuckles)

(clears throat)
Yeah.

You just gave blood.

Now you need a meal
to regain your strength.

Okay. Let's do it.

(chuckles softly)

(grunts)

BLINK:
John, can I talk to you?

THUNDERBIRD:
What's going on?

Checked the police scanner.

Cops are searching for two
mutants suspected of kidnapping

with orders to shoot on sight.

-They have our description?
-Yes, they do.

Hooded male,
five-ten to six feet.

Petite female with the power
to "create purple hoops."

You know, I always thought
they were a bit more lavender.

(grunts)

You got some serious balls
cracking wise right now.

What's the problem here?

They don't know anything.
We're in the clear.

The problem is, because of us,

we set off
this huge mutant hunt.

The Sentinel Services, the cops,

they're kicking in doors,
they're...

No. Hey, hey, hey.
All anyone knows,

right now, is some guy in a head
bag was taken by some mutants.

Okay, once they figure out
that guy is from Regimen,

everything changes.

I got to get answers from him
before then.

John, what is wrong with you?

Oh, my God.

You know, you give Marcos
a few hours

to deal with the loss of his kid

before dragging him
into all of this.

And then you're springing
the kidnapping on us.

-I told you the plan.
-Yeah, but the plan didn't

include a head bag
and flying bullets.

Look, I...

I get that you hate
the Inner Circle right now.

No, this has nothing to do
with my feelings.

All right? Or Marcos or you.

This fight is bigger
than all of us.

It's happening now.

HAYES: Look, you guys are making
a big mistake, okay?

W-We're just a boring
tech company.

We-we-we manufacture
components to help,

uh, household appliances
become more efficient.

-Smart refrigerators,
copy machines.
-No. No.

That's a lot of security
for a "boring tech company."

Come on, man.
You know the Mutant Uprising?

They're that group
that hit the mental hospital

and they killed all those people
at Creed Financial?

Their next target isn't a
warehouse full of coffee makers.

It's your company.

-Wait, what?
-THUNDERBIRD: Hey.

We're just trying to make sure
no one gets hurt.

All right? But we need you

to tell us why Regimen
is being targeted.

I don't, I don't know. Okay?

Since when do a bunch
of angry mutants

need a reason to attack
something? I have no idea.

(yells)

No more lies!

(gasps)

Or I'll show you
what an angry mutant looks like.

Okay. Okay.

Look, th-there might be
something.

We don't publicize it for
security reasons, but Regimen...

runs the control systems
for the...

for the mutant
restraint collars.

Wait.

You control the collars
in the prisons?

Which prisons?

(scoffs)

All of them.

(scoffs)

RYAN: I know
the citizen militia movement

has been accused of bigotry.

People use words
like "hate group,"

claim you exclude mutants.

No. We're about patriotism.

We're about law and order.

I mean, are we proud
of our species? Yes.

But if there are mutants
who want to do the right thing

and support the laws
of this country,

then they're more than welcome
to join us.

(Frost sisters groan)

Talk about failing upward.

You should've killed Agent
Turner when you had the chance.

Wouldn't have been that hard.

ESME: Oh, I'm sorry,
I was a little busy

saving the two of you.

REEVA:
Don't bicker, girls.

This "citizen militia movement"
just means we're doing our job.

People need to know
where the battle lines are...

and this is exactly
the kind of thing

that makes 'em nice and clear.

Reeva, you need to see this.

Ten minutes ago, someone used

a remote log-on to review the
security protocols at Regimen.

REEVA:
I thought you said you could

penetrate the system
without being detected.

SAGE:
I did, but someone's looking.

And if they look hard enough,

they'll find out
what we're up to.

They're in D.C.
I'm trying to pinpoint a...

I need you to do more than try.

Get the location,
send Fade to handle it.

Whoever this is knows too much
already. I want them gone.

I don't like this.

We should've heard
from Lauren by now.

She's getting into the lab
with Noah.

We-we have to give her time.

MADELINE:
Reed, Caitlin.

Uh, something's come up
we need to discuss.

And let me start by saying,

I know you haven't been
entirely honest with me.

I don't know what you mean.

I've just been looking
at Lauren's samples.

We need to talk
about her brother Andrew.

Look, I know a bit about
what happened in Atlanta,

and I've respected your privacy,

but now... I think he's
too important to ignore.

Lauren's DNA carries
two versions of the X-Gene.

Two? H-How is that possible?

I'm not sure.

Otto theorized that
your grandfather Andreas

and his sister shared
two X-Genes.

They reinforced each other,

got stronger when they
used their power together.

They were drawn
to each other somehow.

Is this something
you've noticed?

-Uh...
-Andy, um...

he hasn't been living with us.

Oh, that's too bad.

If he could be part
of the study,

it would be such a major help.

That won't be possible.

We haven't seen our son
in months.

Oh... I'm so sorry.

All right.

Prepare to be disappointed.

I don't know,
looks pretty cool to me.

(Noah chuckles)

So all of this
is Madeline's research?

Pretty much.
This is years of work in here.

Everything leading up to, uh...
Well, I guess, to finding you.

(beeping)

So many locks. (chuckles)

What, are you afraid
of vampires?

You were so freaked out
about taking me down here.

You have to understand,
this place means a lot to me.

Before I came here,
my own family was afraid of me.

Madeline was the first person
to make me feel like...

like I belonged.

She changed my life, and, uh,

now we're gonna
change the world.

This research, though...

do you really want
to create something

that could eliminate
the X-Gene forever?

I wear this every day of my life

so I don't hurt people
with my so-called ability.

I just want to be normal.

What's wrong with that?

Nothing.

Sorry.

What about that lunch?

(chuckles)
Yeah.

(sighs)

Better hurry.
Got to get that table.

Come on!
What are you doing here?

We know there's
gonna be an attack,

we just need to know where.

There are literally
dozens of facilities

that use mutant
restraint collars.

I don't want any more excuses
from you.

Hurry up.

ECLIPSE:
Okay, brother,

you need to check yourself
before you blow a gasket.

You of all people are gonna
lecture me on keeping my cool?

Yeah. I know. Shouldn't that
tell you something?

Flying off the handle,
dragging Clarice

into a firefight
that you didn't tell her?

This might be our last chance
to stop the Inner Circle, okay?

I'm not gonna let this slip
through our fingers.

-We're right
in the middle of this.
-Tough.

You know that manhunt
that you blew off earlier?

Now the cops are looking
in a six-block radius

for us, arresting mutants.

-Arresting them for what?
-For having the X-Gene.

People are getting busted
because of what we did.

-And we're supposed
to be saving them?
-That's what I'm trying to do.

All right, if we don't hit
the Inner Circle right now,

-the Underground-- it's over.
-Yeah, I get it,

but there are people
who need its help right now.

Since when are you so concerned

about the mission
of the Underground anyway?

And what's that
supposed to mean?

Oh, is this about
the Morlocks and Erg?

Well, you admitted
you went behind my back,

you gave him information.

And whatever else
happened down there.

Come on, you really think
I'm cheating on you?

I don't know
what I think anymore.

Wow.

Why don't you go enjoy

your lonely noble crusade,

while I fix the mess
that you made?

(knocking on door)

Andrew.

Can I come in?

I know you're upset
about Rebecca,

but for our next operation
we need your help.

So I'm just supposed to do
all this fighting

while she's trapped
in that thing downstairs?

What happened at the bank was...

It was her first mission.

-It was a mistake.
-A mistake that put

all of us in danger.

Everyone she ever loved
turned on her.

She spent the last year

in a dark room
getting drugged and tortured.

I don't know what you expected.

You're right.

Rebecca is a victim.

What she did was not her fault.

It was theirs.

The humans who took her freedom
and turned her into what she is.

So why are we keeping her
in a cage?

We're doing the same thing
that they did.

Because it'd be better to what?

Turn her loose?
With what she knows?

I'm sorry, Andrew.

Look, I know that this
is difficult for you.

I forget just how young
you really are.

I'm old enough, Reeva.

Then you understand.

We are trying to make a world

where she can get
the care that she needs,

and our next mission
is a very important step

towards that world.

Someday you will see that this
was the only way to help her.

I know you'll do
the right thing.

(door closes)

(elevator bell dings)

(Twist screaming)

(Twist coughing)

Rebecca!

Give me your hand.

You okay?

-You came for me.
-Yeah.

Of course I did.

Want to get out of here?

(chuckles)

-Where are we going?
-We don't have much time.

They're having a meeting
about the mission upstairs.

We have to run
before they finish.

Do we? I got a better idea.

-What are you doing?
-Going up.

I already told you,
everyone's up there.

Exactly. They'll all be
in one place.

No, y-you don't understand.

Reeva hates you
for what you did at the bank.

I tried to tell her
that you lost control

-and you didn't mean to...
-Didn't mean to?

Of course I meant to.

And as for Reeva, she made it
pretty clear she hated me

when she changed my address
to hellhole.

We will be approaching
from this direction.

Once everyone is in position,
then we move in.

Please, Rebecca,
we-we can just run.

-We can run away.
-Andy.

Reeva already
tracked me down once.

She'll just do it again.

We have to take care of her
before we go.

We have to take care
of all of them.

Like I did at the bank.

-No, Rebecca, w-wait.
-Andy.

Stay back,
or I'll make you stay back.

-You can't do this.
-I have to, for both of us.

(elevator bell dings)

No! Rebecca! Don't!

(screaming)

Hey, hey.

Rebecca.

She's not breathing!
Somebody help!

We need to get a doctor.

Rebecca!

-Andrew, Andrew.
-Rebecca.

-She's gone.
-No.

Rebecca!

No, she-she can't be. I...

She can't be. I-I didn't,
I didn't mean to.

I-I know.

Andy, you saved us.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

What do you mean Clarice left?

You're the one that said you
weren't sure she was with us.

-You were right.
-I told you that so that you

could keep her here,
not-not drive her away.

Marcos, what do you
want me to do?

All right, if she doesn't want
to be a part of this fight...

Who do you think
we're fighting for,

John, you ever think about that?

Um...

If you bring up
the X-Men right now,

so help me God,
I will punch you in the mouth.

-(scoffs)
-Look, John,

the point of all of this

is-is not to be able to fight
in some big mutant war.

This is for the people we love.

HAYES:
Oh, I-I-I got something.

-What?
-Strange, I've been,

uh, checking the log-ins
at the prisons

and the detention centers--
nothing there--

-but on the technical...
-Quiet.

Someone's here.

Who?

(heavy breathing)

(gunshots)

Fade!

(grunts)

ECLIPSE:
Where'd he go?

Where the hell is he?

-He's got to still be here.
-Quiet, quiet.

(grunts)

I was just here for him.

(panting)

We have no beef with you.

Yeah, the hell you don't.

(grunting)

(Fade growls)

(both grunting)

(siren wailing in distance)

Cops are coming; we got to move.

Yeah.

No, I want more eyes
on the Red Line metro.

Find out who we have in the
northwest part of the city.

We got something. Some kind of
mutant fight near 11th Street.

Someone heard gunshots,
saw laser beams.

That's where that clinic is.
The one that we hit.

Tell our people in the area
to stay sharp.

Let's get over there.

(knock on door)

(Andy crying)

POLARIS:
You want to talk?

ANDY:
Not really.

(Polaris sighs)

Why did she make me do that?

Andy, I've spent time in places
like the mental hospital

where they kept Rebecca.

Uh, you got to understand,

if, if you're not broken
going in,

you definitely are coming out.

And they made her who she was.

(voice breaking):
And now she's gone.

Yeah, but this mission
is a way to...

I don't care
about the mission, okay?

Look, I didn't want to go either

until I found out
about the target.

You know the mutant
restraint collars?

Yeah, I wore one in prison,

they-they tortured you
and Lauren with them.

-Yeah, I remember.
-That's who we're going after.

The company behind them.

Like a factory?

Won't they just make more?

Not a factory.

The D.C. facility
where they control the collars.

Control which collars?

All of them. Okay?

Every mutant in this country

that's being tortured
and abused.

(sighs)

Every mutant like Rebecca.

Andy, this mission--
this is your chance

to get justice
for what they did to her.

When do we leave?

REEVA:
Using the information

we got from the bank,
Sage pinpointed the location

of the Regimen server farm
and penetrated its security.

Their anti-mutant
defense arrays

will be down
by the time we arrive.

(man screams over comm)

ESME:
We're in.

-No problems?
-None at all.

¶ When I think of you ¶

¶ When I ¶

¶ When I think of you ¶

¶ When I... ¶

That's... new.

Just a little something I made

to remind me where I come from,

and I brought
my steel-toed boots, too.

This is for her, Andrew.

¶ When I ¶

¶ When I ¶

¶ When I ¶

¶ Oh... ¶

(screaming)

Our blood's in there.

And Madeline's research,

it's all of it.

We need to destroy everything,
to be safe.

-There's no other way.
-We have to move quickly.

As soon as the alarm goes off,
we're gonna have a short time

to get out of here.

-(door opens)
-NOAH: Lauren, don't.

Hands down. Now!

Stay where you are.

You heard him.

Hands down.

Reed.

I was trying to save your life.

Why would you do this?

I knew that something was wrong
when I found out that Noah

had let Lauren come in here,
but this?

Destroying my work?

Madeline, what you're doing
is wrong.

You're talking about ending
an entire race.

No. I'm rescuing the human race.

With scientific genocide?

Reed's grandparents
were monsters.

They murdered thousands.

Do you want that potential
in your family? In anyone's?

You have no right to do this.
God made them this way.

(scoffs):
God?

What kind of god
would curse their family

with a son like Noah?

Or Andrew?

The X-Gene is not a curse.

You have seen who my daughter is
and what she can do.

The world is a better place
with her in it.

We both know what your children
did in Atlanta.

I'm sorry, but your daughter
should have never been born.

We can succeed
where Otto failed.

We can save future generations
from this curse.

It's my DNA.

It belongs to the world now,
Lauren.

-Take them into custody.
-No.

Let me handle this.

You said I was a curse
on my family.

You want to see a curse?

(gasps)

(yells)

Go!

Lauren, go!

Go.

Noah, please.

-(screaming)
-No.

Think of it, every collar

at every prison,

every mental hospital,

so much power unleashed.

Today, the uprising
truly begins.

Uh, it almost ended today
in our elevator,

thanks to that psychopath.

I'd say it worked out perfectly.

Rebecca forced Andrew
to decide who he loved.

He chose us.
He sacrificed for us.

Hands on your head. Now!

(grunts)

Got to get back to the scrapyard

before the cops
set up a perimeter.

Yeah, then we'll figure out
what to do

with this traitor
son of a bitch.

-You can start by kissing my...
-Quiet.

What is it, cops?

-No, it's...
-MAN: There they are!

(tires screech)

-Purifiers!
-(gunshots)

(screams)

(grunts)

(shouting indistinctly)

Go, go.

-Reload!
-Reload!

Hey! Take him, go.
I'll hold them off.

You can't.
You'll never get away.

It's like you said, brother,

we're doing this
for the people we love.

Go now!

(tires screeching)

(grunting)

-John!
-Go, get out of here!

¶ ¶

(screaming)

(collars beeping)

(screaming)

(collars beeping)

(chattering, cheering)

(screaming)

(alarms blaring)

(grunts)

(Andy screaming)

(cheering)

(grunting)

(screaming)

Got you.

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It's real, and it pulls
people together.

-¶ We're breaking waves
shooting stars ¶
-(siren wailing)

¶ We live for glory
not forever ¶

MAN: Touchdown!

¶ Reach out ¶

¶ Make this right here
right now ¶

¶ Stand up ¶

¶ Here right now ¶

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