Michael Green

A young apprentice reveals their true identity and a vengeful quest to their blind mentor. The scene explores themes of identity, 'impurity,' and the philosophical connection between sword-making and the soul.

Caliban confronts a physically deteriorating Logan about his failing health, his secret suicide plan, and the inadequate medication for Xavier.

A powerful lord confronts his daughter about her duty to marry for political alliance rather than love. Using a brutal metaphor about a farmer and his pigs, he asserts his control before revealing he may consider the young samurai she actually desires.

Officer K visits a protein farm to identify Sapper Morton, leading to a tense standoff over Sapper's past and his inevitable retirement.

Bouc desperately pleads with Hercule Poirot to solve a murder on the train to avoid a scandal and ensure true justice is served.

Mr. Nancy delivers a powerful, politically charged speech to Bilquis and other deities about the modern evolution of systemic oppression and human trafficking. He argues that war is the only logical response to the ongoing exploitation and dehumanization of Black people, challenging his peers to abandon their restraint.

Detective Poirot interrogates Mary Debenham about her connection to a fellow passenger and a suspicious conversation overheard on a ferry.

A senile Charles Xavier struggles with his memory and medication while Logan tries to care for him in their secluded hideout.

Niander Wallace delivers a chilling philosophical monologue to his subordinate Luv while inspecting a newborn Replicant. He expresses his frustration with the limitations of manufacturing life and reveals his obsession with discovering the secret to Replicant procreation to fuel interstellar expansion.

A shady art dealer attempts to hire the world-famous detective for protection, but Poirot finds the man's character and business too distasteful.

Mizu reveals her true identity and her quest for vengeance to her blind mentor, the Swordmaker. The scene explores the metaphor of 'mixed metal' as Mizu grapples with her heritage and her singular objective to kill the four white men in Japan.

Logan and Charles Xavier argue over Charles's medication and the legitimacy of their mission while Laura watches from the backseat.

Officer K tracks down the retired Rick Deckard to interrogate him about his past and the fate of his child, leading to a tense emotional standoff.

Joi convinces K to delete her from the main console and transfer her consciousness to a portable emanator so they can flee together. This high-stakes decision makes Joi vulnerable to permanent deletion, a risk she embraces to achieve a sense of mortality and true companionship. K must grapple with the emotional weight of potentially losing the only person he loves.

Officer K visits Dr. Ana Stelline, a memory designer, to investigate the authenticity of a specific memory while she explains her artistic process.