Mary Josephine Crawley and Matthew Reginald Crawley (Season 3)
“Unfinished Business” · Season 1, Episode 15
In this episode: Dean Winchester (940), Damon Salvatore (715), Sam Winchester (665), Olivia Benson (637), Stephen Fry (608), Narrator (554), Clark Kent (523), Nate (486)
Edith Crawley and Anthony Strallan (Seasons 1, 2 and 3)
Sybil Cora Crawley and Tom Branson (Seasons 2 and 3)
Mary Crawley and Anthony Foyle, Tony Gillingham (Seasons 4 and 5)
Edith Crawley and Michael Gregson (Seasons 3 and 4)
Mary Crawley and Henry Talbot (Season 6)
Edith Crawley and Bertie Pelham (Season 6)
The name's Cyclops, definitely the good guy.
Our Special Sciences Division is flying in to dismantle Master Mold. Yet again, humanity is in the X-Men’s debt.
Trask would rather humans and mutants go to war than work together. We all win when men like him fail.
You sound like Charles. He would have been proud today.
Thank you, Dr. Cooper. But to be honest, it was a team effort. Always has been.
RRoberto
Some sort of solar energy. Still figuring it out. Makes me strong, though. Really strong. Whenever I do this… it just reminds me that I’m different. That I'm lying to them. "Be an X-Man", Jubilee? I don't even want to be myself.
Charles Xavier was the finest man I knew. Despite our differences, he never ceased to have faith in our friendship, nor forgive my many failings. Perhaps that is why the old fool has done this.
Magneto, what are you doing in our home?
Your home? I beg to differ, Cyclops. The last will and testament of Charles Francis Xavier. As you all will see, his fortune, his school, everything he built, everything he fought for, now belongs to me, my X-Men.
There are times when I think about the baby -- his future, and I... If he's a mutant, how do I tell him he's different? That the world will remind him of it every day? That he must always be careful, always be on guard, or else...
You wish him to be born human.
[Jean looks at Storm with surprise, then turns away, beginning to cry.]
I have wondered what it would be like to be human; it is a tempting daydream. But then, I remember how my mutant gifts brought me to this mansion -- to this family. To a sister.
Xavier's sacrifice brought about a world more tolerant towards mutants. I am indebted to honor his last wish, even if his X-Men won't trust me. Perhaps they are right not to. My past is too littered with error.
Mine was too, remember? But the X-Men still took me in. The thing is, I didn't go about demanding their trust -- I earned it.
As a boy, my people's homes were burned to ash because we dared to call God by another name. Then, my people hunted me with those who had once hunted them. I was a freak, born a mutant -- an abomination to their misnamed gods. In history's sad song, there is a refrain: "Believe differently, love differently, be of different sex or skin, and be punished." We sing this song to one another. The oppressed become oppressors. Xavier knew this, and dreamed we could change. Find harmony -- a future where human and mutant could relinquish the past and finally... ugh... You claim justice is overdue. Indeed. But so is healing.
[After being told that anti-mutant protestors want the judges as well as the mutants.]
SJSouthern Judge
What in the blazes did we do?!
You gave a monster a trial. Now you are traitors to your kind. Oh, to play by the rules, and still they come for you...
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