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It's time to take a stand
with The Gifted.

-People need something
to believe in.
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I've always believed
that it is better

to ask for forgiveness
than for permission.

(singing high tone)

Forgive me.

Sentinel Services.
On the ground!

-What's happening?
-Girls, run! Get out!

CRISTINA:
Did you find my sister?

-Her name is Jazmine.
-I'll ask, okay?

Baby, what are you doing
in our little girl's name?

-I quit.
-The mutant hacker.

-I want to talk to him.
-Hey! (shouts)

-Give us what we came for.
-Knock yourselves out.

It's Caitlin.
She was grazed by a bullet.

(grunting)

My name is Evangeline.
We need people like you.

You think you're the only one

with demons inside you,
Ms. Dane?

(screaming)

Whole grid went silent.

(grunts)
No.

Hello, Dawn.

(bell clangs)

(crowd cheering)

(grunting)

Come on!

(cheering)

(panting)

MAN:
Kill that mutie!

*

(grunting)

Yeah!

Come on!

(country music playing
over radio)

EVANGELINE:
If I didn't know any better,

I'd say you were
holding back in there.

A crowd likes a good show.

Tell me something.

Is this really
who you want to be?

(chuckles)

What can I say, lady?
I'm living the dream.

Look, I would love to sit here
and chat with you, but I got

another fight in ten
and, uh, I got to hydrate.

Then I'll be brief.

My name is Evangeline Whedon.

I worked with the X-Men
before they disappeared.

I need your help.

Do I look like I'm in any shape
to help anyone?

I'm an attorney,
not a therapist.

I'm not here to give you a hug.

I'm here to give you a chance
to stop wasting your life.

-You don't know anything
about my life.
-I know you grew up

on a reservation too poor
to pave its roads.

I know you served two tours
in the Marines

with decorations for bravery,

and got kicked out after 7/15.

All my life,
I wanted to be a lawyer.

And I worked my ass off.

I became the youngest prosecutor
in Philadelphia history.

And then my mutant powers
came out.

Turns out, the D.A. had
an issue with mutants.

I lost everything.

I was close to ending it
when the X-Men found me.

So you're here to give me
a reason to live?

Our Underground station
in Atlanta.

We want you to help lead it.

What?

Look at me. Why?

(people cheering, whistling)

Because a face like yours
deserves better

than a baseball bat.

You weren't chosen by accident.

You were chosen because we know
who you're capable of being.

I'm offering you
a purpose again, John.

(knocking on door)

Am I interrupting?

No, you're fine.

What's that?

Just something for the baby.

I know it sounds insane,

but I never gave up hope
that we'd somehow be together

when Lorna had the baby.

I even bought that bottle
of champagne to celebrate.

I ordered the same kind
on our first date.

Cost more than the meal.

And Lorna just laughed at me.

She said,
"Marcos, there's nothing

worth spending 200 bucks
on booze for."

(laughs softly)

I was gonna prove her wrong.

Hey. Hope is a strong thing,
brother.

You hang onto that.

Hope is what's been
killing me, man.

I don't even know
if they made it out.

Come on, of course they made it.

How can you be
sure of that, huh?

I mean, all we've got
is a bunch of bank records

from four different continents.

The Inner Circle
is up to something.

And my kid and Lorna are gonna
be right in the middle of it.

It's right there...

and I can't even see it.

(sighs)

I might know someone who can.

Reeva.

Girls.

-You wanted to talk?
-Yes.

It seems our recent activities

are getting more attention
than we'd hoped.

It's not just the news,
it's all over social media.

#LightsOutDC.

Uh, our engineers assured us
the facility would be able

to contain Polaris's powers
during the birth.

Look, it is
no one's fault, Esme.

We all did the best
that we could.

She was just stronger
than any of us realized.

(screaming)

And I reached out to some
of my political contacts.

The Department of Energy
is gonna put out a statement

about a lightning strike
at a substation, but...

we still need to tie up
the other loose ends.

ESME:
Well, is that really necessary?

The guards won't remember us.

Our names don't matter.

And we paid off the manager.

The question is whether
you give it to us...

or we take it.

I think they'll keep quiet.

You have so much more faith
in humans than I do.

Everyone who saw us has to go.
The facility, too.

I don't need to remind you
that the future

of the mutant homeland
is at stake here.

PHOEBE:
Don't mind Esme.

She spent too much time
in the Mutant Underground

while we were locked up.

She went a little soft.

I'm just saying we have
other priorities right now.

We're supposed to be training...

Training can wait
until we know we're secure.

Can you handle this for me?

Of course.

Cheer up, Esme. It'll be fun.

BLINK: Hey, Cristina.
We have good news.

-Is it about my sister?
-Yeah.

A source said that a girl
matching Jazmine's description

turned up in a church shelter
in Alexandria.

Oh, my God. That-That's amazing.

They're closed for the night,
but Clarice and I

are heading up in the morning
to pick her up.

-I want to go.
-That's a bad idea.

You're a fugitive.
You need to keep your head down.

What if something happens?

I'm her family.
I should be there.

Look, I can help...

Help, what, smash their lamps?

LAUREN:
We can't do that here, Cristina.

-We're hiding.
-CRISTINA: I'm sorry.

I just, I can't risk
losing Jazmine again.

She's the only family
I have left.

I know how that feels.

I haven't seen my brother
in six months.

All my life, he's there,
and then one day he's just gone.

Six months? Wow.

Come on, you guys.
Let's call it a night.

LAUREN (echoing):
Andy.

ANDY:
What are you doing here?

You need to come back.

No. Andy, don't.

-We can't do this again.
-You're wrong, Lauren.

We're meant to be together.
Fenris is our destiny.

No.

Andy. We'll kill everybody.

Andy, no.

No, Andy!

(gasping)
Let go. Let go!

No!

Lauren!

(panting)

(gasps, panting)

(alarm chirps)

(door opens, closes)

Hey.

How was your day?

Nine hours of depositions

-on a zoning law case.
-Fun.

-How was yours?
-Uh, it was good.

It was... you know, it was good.

I got some samosas in here.

I know you like
the potato ones, right?

I love the potato one.

(exhales)

-Didn't you have
a meeting today?
-Uh, yeah.

Yeah, I think I landed
a new client for the firm.

Defense contractor, wants to use
some private security guys.

Baby. That's great.

Yeah.
(laughs softly)

Yeah, yeah.

Hey.

What's going on?

I-I've been thinking about
the blackouts that hit D.C.

-Mm. What about 'em?
-I don't know,

I just got a feeling about it,
you know?

Like I used to get
when I was on the job.

No.

-No, no...
-What?

Don't do this.
You've been doing so well.

-For the last
three months, you...
-Paula, this is different.

This-- it had to be mutants.
There's no other explanation.

Jace, I am begging you:

do not open the door again.

This... this obsession.

You heard what
the therapist said.

-You have to move on.
-I'm just, I'm asking questions.

I'm fine.
I've m-- I've moved on.

Oh, that's why you keep all your
files on the Mutant Underground

in the attic behind
the Christmas lights?

Baby, we have a new life.

We can build a new family.

Please...

promise me that you will focus

on what's really important.

Baby, I'm-I'm good.
I promise.

EVANGELINE:
Our Underground station
in Atlanta,

we want you to help lead it.

How long have you been up?

I'm just thinking.

It's okay.

-Go back to sleep, all right?
-(chuckles)

Is it about that lawyer person
you're gonna go see?

Her name's Evangeline.

And you think that she can help
you track down the Inner Circle?

-Mm.
-So, why does it look like

you're working on
a gnarly heart attack?

She and I have a...

complicated relationship,
I guess.

How complicated are we talking?

Clarice, it's not like that.

-It's not.
-(chuckles)

When I was discharged
from the Marines,

I was really lost,

and I was taking a lot of pills

to deal with the pain, so...

I had no idea.

(groaning)

I'm dying here!

You're killing me.

You're doing this
for a reason, John.

-Focus on that.
-(straining)

Focus on the cause.

That was the worst time
in my life.

But she got me through it.

Well, if she did it once,
she can do it again. Right?

If she even talks to me
after Atlanta.

Bulk, you in position?

BULK (on phone):
Ready and waiting.

Fade, you're a go.

FADE (on phone):
Yes, ma'am.

All right, Bulk.

-Now.
-You got it.

Fire in the hole.

Two down, one to go.

You really think a road trip
to Philly

is a good idea right now?

If there is half a chance
this lawyer can find Andy,

then, yes.

You still have
an open gunshot wound.

(sighs)

Cait, for months I have tried
to give you space.

I mean, I-I know that people
process grief differently.

Our son is not dead, Reed.

You're right.

I think he's very much alive.

But like Lauren said,
he chose to leave.

We should just let him go?

What would you do
if it was Lauren?

What is that supposed to mean?

Oh, you know exactly
what I mean.

What if it was
daddy's little girl?

Fine, you want to talk
about Lauren?

-Let's talk about Lauren!
-(furniture clatters)

We are lucky she is so strong,
because having to handle

living with a mom who is here
in name only...

I mean, I love you
more than anything, Cait.

But since Andy left,
it's like living with a ghost.

I'm a ghost?
What about you?

Disappearing into your work,

lapsing into these
pained silences?

Look, I get it.
Suppress and repress.

It's the Strucker way.

But I was raised a fighter.

I'm just asking you
not to go to Philadelphia.

For the family!

For the...

Okay.

(gasps)

The family is why
I have to go, Reed.

(door shuts)

You.
What are you doing here?

Just checking in
on you, Mr. Hine.

Buying a plane.
How discreet.

What part of "keep your mouth
shut" didn't you understand?

No, I-I-I was just looking.

I-I'm gonna hold on to the money
for six months,

li-like you told me.

Are you sure about that?

Think hard, Mr. Hine.

And remember,

lying to telepaths is
a bad idea.

(engine powering up)

No, I swear on my mother's grave

I-I'm not gonna say a word
to anybody.

That's good,
but we need to be sure.

Why don't you take a walk,
Mr. Hine?

I'd like to walk.

(Sophie and Phoebe groan)

Oh, come on, you're no fun.

That's what you get
for calling me soft.

(groans)

(yawns)

Ugh, you should really rethink
that career as a barista.

I thought looking exhausted
was my job.

I didn't sleep much.

LAUREN:
Andy!

I stayed up playing
League of Legends.

You sure you're okay to train?

Reeva takes this stuff
pretty seriously.

No, I'm cool.
I-I'll be fine.

Andrew, these walls are made
of the same materials

you'll face at the target
of our first operation,

each stronger than the last.

I need you to break
through them.

(beeps)

(three loud beeps)

(grunts)

(yells)

LAUREN:
Andy, no, don't!

(grunts)

(beeping rapidly)

What happened?

Force distribution
just nosedived.

It's never happened before.

(groans)

Get me Fade.
I have an assignment for him.

Did you take
too many shots to the head

in that bar in Tucson?

If Sentinel Services
ever made a connection

between my firm
and the Mutant Underground...

Trust me,
we wouldn't have come here

if it wasn't important.

You shouldn't have come at all.

I can't have fugitives here.

Especially not fugitives

who are supposed to be dead.

Lady, we are out there
fighting every day,

losing people
while you hide in here

like the freakin' Lizard of Oz!

Please, help us.
A-Anything you can do.

I'm a mutant rights lawyer.

Unless you want
to file an injunction...

Look, some of your past cases

involve tracing
bank records, right?

We had a bad run-in
with a mutant group.

It's some offshoot
of the Hellfire Club.

We were able to get
some information on 'em,

but we can't make
heads or tails of it.

They're called the Inner Circle.

-They took my son.
-Wait. Did you say
the Inner Circle?

-How did you get this?
-A friend acquired it for us.

And he's still alive?

Andrew.

Have a seat. I assume you know

-why I asked you to come by.
-Is it 'cause I sucked
at training?

It is curious.

With your abilities,

you should have handled
that barrier easily.

A problem like that
during our operation

-could be disastrous.
-I think I just had an off day.

An off day.

(sighs)

I didn't have a lot
of friends growing up.

My only friend was
a girl named Benazir.

We protected each other.
I loved her.

One day, though, we had a fight.

I was so angry.

And then, later that day,
we were attacked

by a gang of Purifiers.

My feelings about the fight,
everything just got in the way,

and my powers wouldn't come.

So what happened?

They stabbed her.

She died in the street.

All I could do was sob
while she bled out.

That was my "off day."

That was a day, Andrew,

that I learned that our powers
tell the truth,

even when we don't.

So...

you have anything
you want to tell me?

No.

I won't fail again
this afternoon.

I promise.

I'm glad to hear it.

THUNDERBIRD:
Did you have any luck

looking at your
father's research?

Not much. He just gave me
his old notebooks.

OTTO:
September 22, 1985.

Reed had another attack
of neuralgia.

They seem to be triggered by
elevated glucocorticoid levels.

(groaning)

I fear if...

REED: "I fear if I don't
do something soon..."

Dad?

Hey, honey.

Clarice and I are heading out
to pick up Jazmine.

Okay, great.

-What are you doing?
-I was just looking at some

old family stuff.

Even got some photos
from your old Instagram account.

-Stalker.
-(chuckles)

That was the night
that Andy bet me

he could eat a whole cheesecake.

-A bet he won, if I recall.
-Mm.

He might've won the bet,
but he definitely lost.

He was puking all night.

Dad. Are you okay?

Yeah, of course.

You know it's okay
not to be okay.

Right?

You don't have
to worry about me.

Hey.

I'll see you at the clinic.

(Polaris humming)

(knock on door)

I'm not bugging you, am I?

No. I could use the company.

Dawn's a sweetheart,
but not much of a talker yet.

I guess you heard
about training.

Yeah. Andy, what happened?

(sighs) I don't know.

I've been having, like,
thoughts, I guess.

What kind of thoughts?

At first it felt like
I was just missing my family.

Now it feels like
something different.

It feels like
I should be with Lauren.

Look, a little homesickness
is fine,

but you are being trusted,

and if Reeva gets the idea
that you're not with her 100%...

That cannot happen.

-Do you understand?
-Yeah.

Yeah, I just need to get
my head back in training.

That's all.

(cries)

Oh, what is it with you?
I just tried feeding you.

Make up your mind.

Sorry, Andy, she has to eat.

Oh, you mean like that.

See you later.

(door opens)

(sighs)

(line ringing)

WOMAN (over phone):
Community of Mercy Clinic.

Um... hi. I-I-I'm not sure
if this is the right number,

but I'm-I'm calling
to talk to Lauren.

-Lauren?
-Is-is she there?

I'm sorry.
Um, one moment, please.

REED (over phone):
Hello?

Hello?

Who is calling, please?

I can hear you.

How do you know Lauren?

No.

It's me. We got a problem.

(indistinct chatter)

JACE:
Hey.

Hey, buddy.
Janine, two more.

Thanks for meeting with me, man.

Of course.

Lot of folks around Sentinel
Services thought you got

a raw deal on that
Mutant Underground business.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Yeah, well, it's kind of why
I called you.

I just wanted to pick your brain
about the blackout that hit D.C.

Word is, some kind of electrical
storm hit a substation.

Glitch in the system
knocked out the whole grid.

-And you believe that?
-Yeah.

Come on, man.
I read all the news reports.

Eight transformers exploded.

There were surges through
the grid for half an hour.

That's not normal.

We had a mutant in custody
a while back named Lorna Dane.

Turner, everybody knows
how much you and Paula lost,

but this is crazy.

Listen to me, as your friend.

Let it go.

New job, new place.

You and Paula pulled through.

You want to blow all that

for the sake
of some conspiracy theory?

'Cause that's
where you're headed.

(scoffs)

(sighs)
Sorry I'm late.

I had a brief to file.

Hey.

Figured it was time
to clear out the attic.

-Are you sure?
-You know, for the longest time,

I thought that
if I stopped, I'd be,

I don't know, letting her down.

The truth is, there's not enough
justice in the world for Grace,

and if I don't let go
of the past,

I'm gonna lose my future, too.

You didn't just lose
your daughter on 7/15.

You lost your husband, too.

I see that now.

You will...

never know how much it means
to hear you say that.

Thank you. Let me know
if you find anything else.

My associate managed to trace

some of the Inner Circle's
transactions.

There are weapons purchases,
facilities,

assets diversified and hidden
in every way imaginable.

She's preparing for war.

She who?
One of the Frost sisters?

Not them.
Not alone, anyway.

Any of you ever heard
the name Reeva Payge?

No. Never.

She's one of the most
powerful mutants

still standing after 7/15.

There were rumors she'd
taken over the Inner Circle.

Seems they're true.

So help us stop her.

Stop her?
With their resources?

Not to mention,
she now has Polaris

and a descendant
of the Von Struckers.

We don't have
that kind of power.

There are other powerful mutants
that are with the Underground

in New York, in Chicago, L.A.

So I should bring them here so
you can lead them into battle?

(sighs)

Since your failure in Atlanta,

half the Underground's
been taken apart.

Sentinel Services
has cracked down on mutants

and anybody who helps them.

You think I'm gonna
let you destroy

the rest of what we built?

Look, I... I told you
what you wanted to know.

Now get out of my office.

-Look, what she said about...
-Don't.

Atlanta was not your fault.
We were all there.

It was my responsibility.

ECLIPSE: No, it was
on all of us, brother.

You did everything you could.

CAITLIN:
We'll find another way.

You guys go on ahead.

I'll meet you at the car.

(Andy sighs)

Hey, they're ready
for you downstairs. You good?

Yeah.

(three loud beeps)

(grunts)

Kinetic energy is back
to its original level.

Moment of inertia is climbing.

-He's doing it.
-He hasn't done it yet.

LAUREN:
Andy, don't! Don't!

No!

Well?

What's his problem?

It's the sister.

I thought I told you to leave.

Yeah, I didn't come
all the way here to give up.

We can't win, John.

Sorry I was harsh,
but it's the truth.

Look, when you found me
in Tucson,

you told me I needed a cause.

I got people dying out there,

and they need something
to believe in right now,

especially after Atlanta.

Evangeline, you got
to give me something.

I can't tear apart
the Mutant Underground for this.

There aren't enough of us left.

But...

But what?

There is a mutant.

Goes by Erg.

He's a mutant separatist.

He lives in the tunnels
under D.C.

Nothing happens in town
he doesn't know about.

And he'll help?

He might.

Thank you.

Don't thank me.

Giving you hope is the worst
possible thing I could do.

Reeva is ruthless.

Your friends
are never coming home.

She'll kill them first.

And if they stay with her,

chances are
you'll have to kill them.

I'm sorry for that night
in Tucson.

I gave you a cause.

I didn't know that cause
was doomed.

Girls, in here we speak
with our mouths.

-Sorry, Reeva.
-We were just trying
to let you think.

So, what are you gonna do
about Andy?

What would you have me do

if he's making calls
to the Underground,

if he's told 'em where we were?

Fade said he made one call
and hung up.

You saw what happened in there.

He didn't even make a dent
in the boron carbide.

If he can't get through that,
then this operation fails

and our dream dies.
(sighs)

Perhaps his family connection
is stronger than we realized.

His family is why he's here.

He's a Von Strucker.

You know what that could
mean for us.

I know what it means
if he's on our side.

But if he doesn't trust us...

PHOEBE:
Then we can't trust him.

REEVA:
I'll talk to him.

Assess the situation,
whether he's reliable.

-What-- and if he isn't?
-Well, we can't keep him here

if he's not ours, and we
certainly can't let him go.

-He's 15.
-Do you think I enjoy this?

We have a problem.
It needs to be solved.

REEVA:
Must be tough.

Being without family
for so long.

I must admit,

I hoped that you'd come to think
of this place as a home.

Of us as people you could trust.

I do.

Do you know what I saw
in that training room?

Someone whose mind
was elsewhere.

I saw a young man with doubts.

With secrets.

I-I just need practice.

It's perfectly fine
to have doubts, Andrew,

but... to lie about them?

There's nothing.

-I'm not lying about anything.
-I see.

(inhales)

I'm glad we sorted this out.

(inhales sharply)

(exhales)

Actually, there is something.

But it's bad.

Yes?

My mom knows
I play League online.

For the past six months,
she's been messaging me,

telling me where they are
and how to find them.

-But I never responded.
-Until today.

I called Lauren.

I just wanted to hear her voice.

But she wasn't there.

So I hung up, and that's it.

And why now?

I've... I've been having dreams,

where she's afraid of me.

And I tried to forget it,
but I...

Andrew, I don't want you
to forget it.

I want you to use it.

We're here to build a homeland.

For all of us,
including your sister.

But in order to do that,
you have to be strong.

Can you do that?

Yes.

Memphis is humid, all right?

So you're gonna need
to change this twice a day.

-CC!
-Jazmine. Oh, my God.

I thought I'd never
see you again.

JAZMINE:
I missed you so much.

Hey, Clarice,
could you possibly

help these guys get loaded up?

Yeah. No sweat.

You guys have a long drive
ahead of you.

We should get going.

You two take care of each other.

BLINK:
Let's go, guys.

-(door closes)
-Can't be easy.

What?

Seeing siblings get
back together like that.

Lauren, if there is
something wrong,

-you can just tell me about it.
-Honestly, I'm-I'm fine.

You know,
when I was a prosecutor,

we learned
that any sentence that began

with the word "honestly"
usually wasn't true.

Are you seriously gonna try
to talk to me about the truth?

You and Mom always arguing
and fighting about finding Andy,

but pretending
everything is okay?

Do you think
about what that means?

Don't you want him to come back?

Of course I do.

But, Dad,

back in Atlanta,
we killed 15 people.

I've been looking them up.
I know their names.

I know their kids' names.

But you and Mom have never once
talked about that day.

Or what it might mean for me
to have Andy come home.

I had no idea. I'm sorry.

So am I.

Every day.

(door closes)

No.

(grunting)

(grunting)

(panting)

(sighs)

-Hey, babe.
-I can't believe I used to think

wearing heels were
a pain in the ass.

Passing as non-mutant
is definitely the worst.

Anyway, how did things go
with Evangeline?

It was good.

Yeah, it was good.
We made some progress.

Got the name of somebody
who might help.

Wait, I thought she was
the person that might help.

She did, she did.
This guy that she pointed us to,

he has eyes everywhere

and might be able to tell us
about the Inner Circle.

So it's good.

So, success.

Yeah, it is. Yeah, it's great.

(laughs softly)

John, is there something wrong?

Did something happen
with Evangeline?

Hey, it's fine, I promise.

Everything's okay.

Good.

I was worried she chained you
to another bed.

Wow, that's funny.

(both laugh)

God, you are so beautiful.

Shut up.

Go on.

(door opens)

What are you doing out here?

Uh...
(chuckles)

Reed and Lauren are still
at the clinic.

There a party
I wasn't invited to?

-Yeah.
-Mm.

Yeah, it is a big celebration.

You know, I was gonna do this
with Lorna, but, um...

(chuckles)

...to the baby.

-(chuckles)
-(exhales)

To the baby.

Mmm.
God, that's good.

-(laughs)
-Expensive.

I can't remember the last time
I tasted champagne.

You know...

I can't stop thinking
about what Evangeline said.

About a war coming?

If we don't find them in time,

Caitlin,
I don't know if I can...

Don't.

Don't you dare
give into despair.

It'll eat you alive.

("Broken" by Patrick Watson
playing)

(thunder rumbling)

* Tell me where
we're going tonight *

* Home is better
than wandering in our heads *

* We tried everything
to save our love *

* The best was always
waiting to come *

* Did we dig too deep? *

(shouts)

* For 51 reasons
not to lose our souls? *

(shouts)

* And it's not that
you're not the one *

(shouting)

* And it's not
that you're not the one *

* Pack your bags
with all the lives *

* You've been before *

* And leave behind what you
don't want no more *

* Sometimes, sometimes,
you want to, want to go back *

* But it don't work like that *

* Do you feel a little broken? *

(thunder rumbling)

* Do you feel a little broken? *

* Do you feel a little broken? *

POLARIS: When you discovered
your ability,

what was the first thing you
did, just for the joy of it?

* Broken? *

Well, look at that.

* Memories come
and then they go *

* You just learned
how to let go *

* Sometimes, sometimes,
you want to, want to go back *

* But it don't work like that *

(laughs)

* Do you feel a little broken? *

* Do you feel a little *

* Broken? *

* Do you feel a little broken? *

* Do you feel
a little broken? *

Look, Dawn.

Daddy's saying hi.

Wake up, Dawny.

Dawn? You're burning up.

Oh... Okay. Okay.

It's okay.

Help! Somebody, please!

I need help!

Captioned by
Media Access Group at WGBH

It's time to pick a side
on The Gifted.

Here are a few more shows
to check out from Fox.

Buckle up, buttercup.

It's real, and it pulls
people together.

-* We're breaking waves
shooting star *
-(siren wailing)

* We live for glory
not forever *

MAN: Touchdown!

* Reach out *

* Make this right here
right now *

* Stand up *

* Here right now *

That sounds like fun.