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[crowd cheering]
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[grunts]
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[announcer] And with seven seconds to go,
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the ball's passed to Bayville High
star striker Jean Grey.
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All right, Jean! Go for the goal!
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All the way, team player, Jean!
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[crowd cheering]
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[girls grunting]
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[announcer] She shoots, and it's good!
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And that's the game
as Bayville aces the semi-finals.
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Yeah!
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All right, Jean, way to go!
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-Whoo!
-All right!
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Whoo-hoo!
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Nice look there, superstar!
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-That's what I'm talkin' about!
-Yeah, Jean!
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[all cheering]
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Whoo-hoo!
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[cheering continues]
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Jean, you were fantastic--
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Hey, Jean, way to go.
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You stomped 'em like bugs on a sidewalk.
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[chuckles] That Duncan,
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he knows just what a girl wants to hear.
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Heh, thanks, Duncan.
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Yeah, everyone played really well today.
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Jean, we're taking off.
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You riding or walking?
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Oh, Scott, uh, that's OK.
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Uh, Duncan is driving me home.
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Yeah. Hey, Summers.
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Maybe we'll even get lost along the way.
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[chuckles]
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With you driving,
that's pretty much expected.
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♪ Why did you leave me? ♪
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♪ Why didn't you write? ♪
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[Kitty] Get real, the Stone Ciphers?
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Their music is so... last millennium.
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Oh, not true!
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They rock, big time!
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Tell her, Scott.
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Scott?
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-Hello?
-[honking]
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Huh?
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Whoa!
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-[sirens]
-[Kurt] Hey!
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What's his hurry?
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I don't know.
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Maybe it's the 12 police cars on his tail.
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Just a hunch.
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[sirens continue]
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[tires squealing]
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Ah!
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[tires squealing]
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[kids screaming]
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Oh, no!
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[theme music playing]
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Ah! We've got to do something!
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No! There's too many news cameras.
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-[kids screaming]
-[Kitty] But what about those kids?
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Oh!
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-Kurt!
-I'm on it.
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[kids screaming]
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Whoa!
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[breathing heavily]
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All right, hold it right there.
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[handcuffs clicking]
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[sirens in distance]
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[breathing heavily]
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[giggling]
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[grunting]
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Ah!
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[groaning]
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[grunts]
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[blowing]
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[all gasp]
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[Logan] So those are the new recruits.
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Hmm. Looks like we got our hands full.
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[Professor X] Yes, a spirited bunch,
but good kids.
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Though I'm afraid it's going to be
even more difficult,
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this term to keep a lid on things,
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and to maintain our anonymity.
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Whoa.
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Not to mention, our buildings.
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We're definitely going to need
more instructors,
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and maybe a couple of tanks.
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[Ororo] Charles? Excuse me.
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But I think you may find this interesting.
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Eyewitness accounts are conflicting,
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but all agree that the falling car
was somehow deflected,
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by this strange red flash.
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Its source is still a mystery.
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Scott.
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Uh, maybe we better not mention
what happened to anyone.
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You think?
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Well, we could just keep quiet
about it for a while,
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like, say forever.
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Or we could blame it all on Kurt.
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Hey!
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[Scott] The thing that really gets me
is that I hesitated.
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I was so worried about anyone seeing me,
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that I almost acted too late. And why?
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I mean, helping others and saving lives,
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should be the most important
thing we do with our powers.
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Scott, I know this is a confusing issue.
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Yes, helping others
is the right thing to do,
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but we must also try to remain anonymous,
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at least for the present.
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It's like we're hiding in shame.
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What's the harm in letting people know?
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Because many of these same people
are simply not ready,
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to embrace the fact,
that mutants walk the earth.
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Look, Scott, I'm not blaming you
for what you did.
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In fact, I'd have done the same thing
in your place.
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I'm just saying, you need to do
what you can,
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without revealing what you are.
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[sighs] I don't know, professor.
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I'm having a hard time with this one.
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[Alex] OK, right here.
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OK, look.
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Trophied it!
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Your little bro can't be beat in
the pipeline, man!
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Yeah, right. Who you surfing against,
little girls?
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Yeah, no little girls
in the semi-pros, dude.
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And next year, I might even go pro.
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Really?
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Well, I guess that means
you won't be joining us,
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here at the institute for a while.
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Well, that's gonna have to wait.
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I don't know, Scott.
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This whole thing
about being a mutant, it's... you know?
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Yeah, it takes a little getting used to.
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But having all these powers,
is kind of cool.
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I'm starting to get the hang of it,
you know?
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Although yesterday in the cafeteria,
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I pointed to an enchilada
and it, heh, it blew up.
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I hate when that happens!
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Yeah. It's real tough
trying to keep the old blasters a secret.
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Yeah. Tell me about it.
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[indistinct chatter]
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[whistles]
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[buzzing]
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[grunting]
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Man, this bombs, yo.
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Even the flies here
think they're better than us.
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Ha ha, yeah. I don't even know
what we're doing at school, anyway.
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But we do know what Lance is doing here.
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He'd like to get a certain Kitty
stuck in a tree.
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K-i-s-s-i--oww!
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[groans]
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[indistinct chatter]
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[British accent] Excuse me.
How long do these assemblies
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usually last, huh?
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Oh, too long.
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But at least it gets us out of class.
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Right, class. [chuckles]
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My next one should be...
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uh, geometry with Mr. Barton.
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You're new.
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Yeah. I'm Misty Wilde,
from Manchester, England.
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I'm Rogue. Hang out afterwards.
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I'll show you where Barton's class is.
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[grunting]
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Ugh.
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Oh!
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Oh, hey, Kitty. Didn't see you there.
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Oh, look, it's the walking Richter scale.
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Shouldn't you be erupting somewhere?
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[laughter]
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[announcer] And now, everyone.
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Let's give a warm Bayville High welcome,
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to our new principal, Mr. Edward Kelly.
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[cheers and applause]
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[gasping]
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[crowd murmuring]
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[giggles]
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Hey, Kitty.
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Want to see some real shaking?
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[all yelling]
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Ah!
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-[all screaming]
-[gasps]
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Ah!
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[all murmuring]
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Lance, get a clue, OK?
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[grunts] Whoo.
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Since when is Bayville on a fault line?
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[laughter]
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Anyway, I want to welcome
you all to a new semester.
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I know that filling the vacuum left,
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by your previous principal,
Miss Darkholme,
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will not be an easy job,
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but it's a challenge
to which I am looking forward.
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And that brings me to what I hope
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will become the theme
of the coming semester.
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Meeting new challenges.
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You know, most of us go through life,
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thinking we're not so different
from the people around us.
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And that's a mistake. Because I'll wager
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that everyone of us here,
has some unique talents.
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Some special gifts, some ability
that makes us stand out from the crowd.
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However, that said,
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I want your second priority to be...
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supporting the girls' soccer
team for the championship!
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[cheers and applause]
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And that means I want every one of you,
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to turn out tonight
for the big pre-game rally!
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Can we count on you?
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[cheers and applause]
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Hey, Sandy. Have you seen Jean?
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Uh-uh.
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-[girls giggle]
-[sighs]
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[Kitty] Ugh! Lance, just forget it!
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Hey, I said I was sorry
for the scoreboard thing.
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Come on, don't be mad.
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Lance, you can be such a jerk sometimes!
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[Scott] Alvers, leave her alone.
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[Lance] Hey, go recharge your batteries,
goggle boy.
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This is between me and her.
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Yeah? Well, now it's between you and me.
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Go ahead, Summers. Take your best shot.
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Let's see those eyes blast me
through the fence--
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Right here, right now.
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Scott, don't let him bait you.
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He knows we can't do that stuff
out in the open.
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Come on, Kitty.
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[laughter]
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Hmm!
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You know what, guys?
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Summers may like
keeping things under wraps,
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but I've had it with hiding our powers.
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But Mystique said...
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Forget Mystique! She ain't around no more!
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So I say...
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let's take Principal Kelly's advice,
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and go public with our unique talents.
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[crowd cheering]
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[band playing]
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Playing mid-field for the Bayville Hawks,
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Taryn Fujioka.
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[cheers and applause]
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Rounding out the team,
Bayville's star forward,
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Jean Grey.
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[cheers and applause]
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Yeah, Jean!
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[crowd] Bayville, Bayville, Bayville!
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Bayville, Bayville, Bayville, Bayville!
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In appreciation of the team spirit,
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that has brought us all the way,
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to tonight's championship game,
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we'd like to present our school mascot,
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the Bayville Hawk!
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[crowd cheering, band playing]
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Now, let the game begin!
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[whistle]
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[crowd cheering]
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The game is underway, and if Bayville--
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Hey, give that back!
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[Lance] Excuse me, folks.
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Hey. Can I have your attention up here?
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-Lance?
-What's he up to?
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[crowd murmuring]
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That's better.
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My name's Lance.
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I also call myself Avalanche,
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because I'm a mutant.
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That's right. Me and Toad
and Quab and Quicksilver here,
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we're all mutants. Born different.
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What you might call "freaks".
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I can't believe he's doing this!
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Hey, you, get down from there!
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Sorry, yo. Mutants only. [spits]
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You see, there's lots of mutants
at Bayville High.
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Scott Summers over there, he's one.
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And so is Jean Grey, your big soccer star.
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And most of their pals
over at the Xavier Institute,
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which is kind of a school
for weirdo, mutant nerds.
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Man, we're busted big time.
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[Lance] Now, being mutants means,
we've got these special powers,
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we can use to make little improvements.
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For instance,
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we thought this game would be more fun,
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if the goals were further apart.
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[all screaming]
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Ah!
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[groaning]
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[Lance] And we figure,
the principal ought to have,
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a little better perspective
on his student body.
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[yelling]
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Ah!
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Sorry, Professor X, cat's out of the bag.
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[Professor X] Storm, we need you.
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[Lance] Another thing,
we think that mascot totally reeks!
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[all yelling]
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[grunting]
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[all yelling]
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Oh!
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All right, Lance, you want it all
out in the open?
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Let's put it out there.
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I've been waitin' for this.
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[both yelling]
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Huh? What?
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Ah!
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[grunts]
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[yelling]
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[groaning]
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Oh!
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[grunting]
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[grunting]
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[yelling]
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I'm about to feel really big and stupid,
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if you know what I mean.
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[both groaning]
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[grunts]
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Stick to catching frogs, Toad!
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[grunting]
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[chuckles]
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Whoa!
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[thunder]
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[groaning]
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Good work, Storm.
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Yes, but no downpour can make people
forget what they've seen here.
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The secret is out.
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Perhaps not.
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If I can alter their memory,
of what's happened--
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No! There are too many.
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Even your mind could never withstand,
such a strain.
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I really have no choice.
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-Oh-ho!
-[groaning]
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[straining]
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Ah.
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Charles!
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[Charles groaning]
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[Logan] Easy, Charles.
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Take it slow.
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You threw your brain into overload.
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[Ororo] But it worked!
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Eyewitnesses believe
the hawk's exploding fireworks,
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caused all the damage.
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What about the broadcast?
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-How much got out?
-[Logan] None.
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Seems there was some kind of,
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weird, magnetic interference,
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that knocked the station off the air,
seconds before.
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Magnetic? Hmm.
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Could it be that he's still alive?
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Magneto?
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I wouldn't doubt it.
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Anyway, I guess we're back under wraps
where we should be.
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I'm real sorry, professor.
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It's like you said, the world really
isn't ready to learn about us.
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I'm afraid not, Scott.
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Hopefully, Lance and the others will come
to realize that, as well.
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My only concern is Principal Kelly.
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I was inside his mind when I blacked out,
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and I'm not sure I finished the job.
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