It happens, again.
One moment, Erik feels himself safe in the embrace of his mother -- Schmidt dead behind him and the nightmare gone -- and the next, he finds he is back at the beginning and watching in horror as Schmidt requests -- asks, demands, insists -- that he move the coin. His anguish must be palpable and easy to hear from continents away
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Erik.
Erik, whose hands are deceptively clean from the blood he just spilled in the name of vengeance. Erik, who stands before him as beaten as he did the day this was first lived. Erik, who will kill Shaw no matter what happens here. Had Charles been a fool to ever think he could guide anyone away from such a well-laid path?
What do you mean to do? he asks of Erik wordlessly, his voice that of his older self. Do you see, now?
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He wants to be back home with Teddy, not going along with this new form of torture.
What now? he thinks at Charles, tired and wary and wanting to get out of there. He doesn't care where, he just doesn't want to be in this office with Erik's pain anymore.
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His focus is being pulled in two different directions and he's finding it difficult to focus on the both.
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We're in the past, Erik. Whatever forces brought us here must know that all of this has already happened.
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