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:05:29
[Girl Screams]
:05:32
[ Grunting, Panting ]
:05:37
- Marie! David?
- I don't know what happened to him.

:05:40
I don't know what--
I just touched him.

:05:43
I didn't--
I didn't mean--

:05:45
- Call an ambulance!
- Don't touch.

:05:48
- Honey--
-Just get away from me!
- Call an ambulance!

:05:51
Don't touch me!
:05:53
- Don't touch me.
-[Woman] Ladies and gentlemen,

:05:54
- Don't touch me.
-[Woman] Ladies and gentlemen,

:05:56
we are now seeing the beginnings
of another stage of human evolution.

:05:59
These mutations
manifest at puberty...

:06:02
and are often triggered by periods
of heightened emotional stress.

:06:06
Thank you, Ms. Grey.
It was quite educational.

:06:09
However, it fails toad dress the issue
that is the focus of this hearing.

:06:14
Three words:
Are mutants dangerous?

:06:17
I'm afraid that's
an unfair question, Senator Kelly.

:06:20
After all, the wrong person behind
the wheel of a car can be dangerous.

:06:23
Well, we do license
people to drive.

:06:25
Yes, but not to live.
Senator, it is a fact...

:06:29
that mutants who have come forward
and revealed themselves publicly...

:06:33
have been met with fear,
hostility, even violence.

:06:37
It is because of that
ever-present hostility...

:06:39
that I am urging the Senate to vote
against mutant registration.

:06:43
- To force mutants to expose
themselves will only further--
- Expose themselves?

:06:47
What is it the mutant community
has to hide I wonder...

:06:50
that makes them so afraid
to identify themselves?

:06:52
- I didn't say they were hiding.
- Let me show you what
is being hidden, Ms. Grey.

:06:56
I have here a list of names
of identified mutants...


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