Episode 6: S1 Episode 6: Brotherhood Part 2

X-Men: The Audio Drama

Karl Dutton

Grey, X-men, Jean, Beast, Cyclops, Fiction, Iceman

4.8 • 814 Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2014

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

The battle between the Brotherhood and the X-Men comes to a head in this dramatic conclusion. (This is the corrected version without the silence at 21 mins)

Transcript

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0:00.0	It's pitch black. Nothing but darkness. No sound. No light. Just a ringing in my ears.
0:11.0	Why can't I see anything? Have I gone blind?
0:17.0	No. No, thank God. I can see some light shining through a crack ahead of me.
0:23.6	What happened? The last thing I remember is...
0:27.6	Is everything crashing down around me? A building?
0:32.6	Yes, that's it! Magneto dropped a building on us! Gene! No. I can't feel it. Magneto dropped a building on us. Gene.
0:46.0	No. I can't feel anything. Did he paralyze me? Why am I even still alive?
0:46.9	Scott!
0:50.3	Wait, I can hear again. Someone's calling me.
0:54.1	Scott! Scott! Oh, thank God. You had me worried. What happened? Where are we? Under that apartment
0:59.3	building we were stood next to. At the last minute, I was able to use my telekinesis to make a bubble around us.
1:05.9	Can you get us out? I don't have the strength. Don't even think I could do it if I was at 100%.
1:12.6	But you could try.
1:14.6	But if it's too thick, then...
1:15.6	Then we'd be buried even more than we are.
1:17.6	Right.
1:19.6	Don't try to move. You hit your head bad and your leg.
1:23.6	I think it may be broken.
1:25.6	Great.
1:26.6	You think they're still out there?
1:29.3	Doubt it. Magnino probably thinks he finished us off.
1:32.8	I thought Xavier and he used to be friends.
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