:05:18
Than k you.
:05:27
- Can you hear what they're sayi ng?
- I cou ld take a closer look.
:05:33
H is name is Colonel Wi I l iam Stryker, and
he i nvaded you r mansion for one pu rpose.
:05:38
He wanted Cerebro.
:05:41
Or enoug h of it to bu i ld one of h is own.
:05:44
That doesn't make sense. Stryker
wou ld need the professor to operate it.
:05:48
Wh ich I th i n k is the on ly reason
my old friend's sti I l al ive.
:05:52
My God.
:05:55
What are you al I so afraid of?
:05:57
Wh i le Cerebro is worki ng, Charles's m i nd
is con nected to every person on the planet.
:06:01
If he were forced to concentrate hard enoug h
on a particu lar g rou p - m utants, for exam ple -
:06:07
he cou ld ki I l us al l.
:06:10
Wait. How wou ld Stryker even know
where to fi nd Cerebro i n the fi rst place?
:06:17
Because I told h i m.
:06:20
I hel ped Charles bu i ld it, remem ber?
:06:23
M r Stryker has powerfu I methods
of persuasion,
:06:27
even agai nst a m utant as strong as Charles.
:06:31
- So who is th is Stryker anyway?
- He's a m i I itary scientist.
:06:35
He spent h is whole I ife
tryi ng to solve the m utant problem.
:06:39
If you want a more i nti mate perspective,
why don't you ask Wolveri ne?
:06:44
You don't remem ber, do you?
:06:47
Wi I l iam Stryker - the on ly other man I know
who can man i pu late adamanti u m.
:06:51
The metal on you r bones -
it carries h is sig natu re.
:06:57
- But the professor...
- He trusted you to d iscover th is on you r own.