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This is divided by episode. I've written in even the episodes that don't have any quotes under them.
People have been coloured to make reading easier.Mulder is aqua,Scully is gold, and everyone else stays white.
2X01 Little Green Men
| Mulder: | I wanted to believe but the tools have been taken away. The X-Files have been shut down. They closed our eyes. Our voices have been silenced... our ears now deaf to the realms of extreme possibilities. |
-- Mulder laments the closure of the X-Files
| Mulder: | Have you ever been to San Diego? |
| Scully: | Yeah. |
| Mulder: | Did you check out the Palomar observatory? |
| Scully: | No. |
| Mulder: | From 1948 until recently, it was the largest telescope in the world. The idea and design came from a brilliant and wealthy astronomer named George Ellery Hale. Actually, the idea was presented to Hale one night. While he was playing billiards, an elf climbed in his window and told him to get money from the Rockefeller Foundation for a telescope. |
| Scully: | And you�re worried that all your life, you�ve been seeing elves? |
| Mulder: | In my case... little green men. |
| Scully: | But, Mulder... during your time with the X-Files, you�ve seen so much. |
| Mulder: | That�s just the point. Seeing is not enough, I should have something to hold onto. Some solid evidence. I learned that from you. |
| Scully: | Your sister�s abduction, you�ve held onto that. |
| Mulder: | I�m beginning to wonder if... if that ever even happened. |
| Scully: | Mulder, even if George Hale only saw elves in his mind, the telescope still got built. Don�t give up. |
| Mulder: | Deep Throat said "Trust no one." And that�s hard, Scully... suspecting everyone, everything. It wears you down. You even begin to doubt what you know is the truth. Before, I could only trust myself. Now, I can only trust you... and they�ve taken you away from me. My life up to this point has been about the need to see her again. To see them. But what would I do if they really came? |
2X02 The Host
| Scully: | Apparently, it had attached itself to the bile duct and was feeding off the liver. |
| Mulder: | Lovely. |
| Scully: | Believe it or not, something like forty million people are infected worldwide. |
| Mulder: | This isn't where you tell me some terrible story about sushi, is it? |
| Scully: | Well, maybe you'd rather hear what you can catch from a nice, rare steak. |
| Mulder: | So, what, the murder weapon was a top sirloin? |
-- the agents discuss the flukeworm
| Scully: | Where the hell did it come from? |
| Mulder: | I don't know, but it looks like I'm going to have to tell Skinner that his suspect is a giant, blood-sucking worm after all. |
-- the flukeworm again
| Mulder: | You know, they say three species disappear off the planet every day. You wonder how many new ones are being created. |
2X03 Blood
| Spencer: | Things like this aren't supposed to happen here. |
| Mulder: | A forty-two year old real estate agent murders four strangers with his bare hands? That's not supposed to happen anywhere. |
-- Spencer (a cop i think??) ????????????????????????comment??
| Mulder: | In each incident, the suspect was killed? |
| Spencer: | Suicide by cop. Each incident occurred in a public place. The suspect went crazy and refused to desist when ordered. Officers used deadly force in order to save lives. |
| Spencer: | I played softball with this guy over Labor Day. He was one of those nice guys... couldn't play and didn't bitch about being stuck in right field. |
| Mulder: | What's wrong with right field? |
| Spencer: | Always the first one to shake hands at the end of the game. Didn't matter whether they won or lost. |
| Mulder: | Got to have an arm to play right field. |
| Spencer: | Bought a round of beers afterwards, even though he didn't drink. |
| Mulder: | I played right field. |
-- Mulder's clearly got good softball skills
| Mulder: | Yeah, he's probably one of those people that thinks Elvis is dead. |
| Scully: | Mulder, I was wrong. Exposure to the insecticide does induce paranoia. |
-- discussing Spencer following Mulder's exposure to the insectide
| Scully: | This is odd. |
| Mulder: | Frustrated Jehovah's witness? |
-- facing a doorbell that has been ripped out of the wall
2X04 Sleepless
| Mulder: | The article makes no mention of the fire. |
| Skinner: | Yes, Agent Mulder, I can read. |
-- Skinner patronises Mulder
| Krycek: | I paid off your cab. Hey, I don�t appreciate being ditched like someone�s bad date. |
| Mulder: | I�m sorry if I hurt your feelings. |
| Krycek: | Where do you get off copping this attitude? You don�t even know the first thing about me. |
| Mulder: | Exactly. |
| Krycek: | You know, back at the academy, some of the guys used to make fun of you. |
| Mulder: | Oh stop it, or you�ll hurt my feelings. |
| Krycek: | But there were some of us who followed your work. Believed what you were doing because we knew that there was more out there than they were telling us. |
-- Mulder and his new partner Alex Krycek
2X05 Duane Barry
| Mulder: | What does he want? |
| Kazdin: | Safe passage for himself and his original hostage, a shrink named Hakkie. |
| Mulder: | Passage to where? |
| Kazdin: | He's bent on taking the Doctor with him to an alien abduction site, only he can't quite remember where the site is so he stopped at a travel agency. |
-- ??FBI agent??????????????????? Lucy Kazdin, at the hostage situation
| Mulder: | I hear you, Duane. |
| Duane: | You hear me 'cause I got a gun. |
| Mulder: | No. I believe your story. |
2X06 Ascension
| Krycek: | You know, Chernobyl, Exxon Valdez, Three Mile Island... they were all linked to sleep deprivation. The U.S. Department of Transportation estimates that over 190,000 fatal car crashes every year are linked to sleepiness. |
| Mulder: | Did they estimate how many people are put to sleep listening to their statistics? |
| CM: | Kill Mulder and you risk turning one man's religion into a crusade. |
-- Cancer Man
| Mulder: | Why kill Duane Barry if there was nothing to hide? |
| X: | You mean the government? |
| Mulder: | There are no answers for you, Mister Mulder. They only have one policy... deny everything. |
-- X talks to Mulder
2X07 3
| John: | Don�t you want to live forever? |
| Mulder: | Well, not if drawstring pants come back into style. |
-- John, the son, a vampire
| Browning: | There is a condition known as Gunther�s Disease � congenital erythropoietic porphyria creating cutaneous photosensitivity. |
| Mulder: | I�m familiar with porphyria. It�s an affliction which causes lesions and blisters when skin is exposed to sunlight, not fourth degree burns. Sufferers may have a hema deficiency which can be supplemented by a small ingestion of blood, not the kind of bloodthirst this man had. It�s probably ignorance of porphyria as a disease that led to the creation of vampire myths in Asia in the Middle Ages. I had dismissed the possibility of the actual existence of such a creature as myth. |
| Browning: | You are really upsetting me. On several levels. |
-- Mulder and Dr Browning
| Kristen: | Are you about to ask what a normal person like me is doing in a place like this? |
| Mulder: | How do you define normal? |
| Kristen: | [to waitress]Risha... red wine.[to Mulder]I don�t. How do you? |
| Mulder: | I don�t. All I know is, uh... normal is not what I feel. |
-- Kristen Kilar the vampire
2X08 One Breath
| Mrs Scully: | Once, when she was a girl... a very little girl... Dana was in the woods. It was autumn. She had always been a tomboy, unlike her sister Melissa. For her birthday, Dana�s brothers had given her a B.B. gun and were showing her how to use it. Their father had told them only to shoot cans... but in a patch of grass, Bill Junior found a garter snake. And they began shooting. Wanting to fit in with her brothers, Dana also shot at the snake. It squirmed wildly, desperately fighting for life but as the boys continued to shoot the snake began to bleed.
| When she realized what she had done... Dana began to cry with irrevocable guilt. Through her tears, she was saying that... something was missing from the snake. She had taken something that was not hers to take. And although deathly afraid of snakes, Dana held the animal as if sheer human will could keep it alive. The snake, its blood on her hands, died. There was nothing she could do to bring it back. |
| Mulder: | It�s too soon, Mrs. Scully. We can�t give up. |
| Mrs Scully: | That day in the woods, I felt for my daughter. But at this moment, I know how my daughter felt. |
| -- Margaret Scully as Scully's life hangs by a thread
| Langly: | Tell you what, you�re welcome to come over Saturday night. We�re all hopping on the internet to nitpick the scientific inaccuracies ofEarth 2. |
| Mulder: | I�m doing my laundry. |
-- how could Mulder refuse that invitation?
| Mulder: | Get that gun out of my face... |
| X: | This high-capacity compact Sig Saver .40 caliber weapon is pointed at your head to stress my insistence that your search for who put your partner on that respirator desist immediately! |
-- X makes a very wordy threat
| Skinner: | I called you right up here because of rumors about an incident at the hospital last night. |
| Mulder: | Is this about the tooth that was found in the cafeteria jello? |
| Melissa: | Why is it so dark in here? |
| Mulder: | Because the lights aren�t on. |
2X09 Firewalker
2X10 Red Museum
2X11 Excelsius Dei
| Mulder: | Whatever tape you found in that VCR, it isn�t mine. |
| Scully: | Good. Because I put it back in that drawer with all those other videos that aren�t yours. |
| Mulder: | Are you saying that the building�s haunted? Because if you are, I think you�ve been working with me for too long, Scully. |
-- one can only agree with that statement
2X12 Aubrey
| BJ: | My father was a cop. A good cop. That's all I ever wanted to be. He'd say what we're doing here is nonsense. That you can't solve a crime from a dream. |
| Mulder: | Well, I've often felt that dreams are answers to questions we haven't yet figured out how to ask. |
-- BJ Morrow listens to Mulder philosophise
| Mulder: | Well, that's a pretty extreme hunch. |
| Scully: | I seem to recall you having some pretty extreme hunches. |
| Mulder: | I never have. |
2X13 Irresistible
| Mulder: | Some people collect salt and pepper shakers. The fetishist collects dead things. Hair, fingernails... no one quite knows why. Though I've never quite understood salt and pepper shakers myself. |
| Scully: | You think you find a way to deal with these things. In med school, you develop a clinical detachment to death. In your FBI training, you are confronted with cases, the most terrible and violent cases. You think you can look into the face of pure evil. And then you find yourself paralysed by it. |
| Mulder: | You know, people videotape police beatings on darkened streets. They manage to spot Elvis in three cities across America every day. But no one saw a pretty woman being forced off the road in a rental car. |
| Mulder: | The conquest of fear lies in the moment of its acceptance. And understanding what scares us most is that which is most familiar, most common place. That boy next door, Donnie Pfaster, the unremarkable younger brother of four older sisters, extraordinary only in his ordinariness, could grow up to be the devil in a buttoned-down shirt. It's been said that the fear of the unknown is an irrational response to the excesses of the imagination. But our fear of the everyday, of the lurking stranger, and the sound of foot-falls on the stairs. The fear of violent death and the primitive impulse to survive, are as frightening as any x-file, as real as the acceptance that it could happen to you. |
2X14 Die Hand Die Verletzt
| Oakes: | This stump here is supposed to be the ceremonial altar. What do you think? |
| Mulder: | I think with a few turquoise chips, a picture of John Wayne and three cans of shellac it'd make a pretty nice coffee table. |
-- Oakes ?SHERRIFF????????
| Oakes: | I'm sorry, I gotta apologise here. You're... you're right, I admit we're a little... rattled... here. That's why I called the FBI. This may involve a deeper conspiracy. See... I grew up around here. Ever since I was a kid I heard... stories. This is a weird area, it has a strange air that I could chalk up to imagination... till today... I'll have my staff start checking libraries for you, Agent Scully. |
| [Oakes walks off] |
| Mulder: | Better hide your Megadeth albums. |
| Scully: | Theories like that are why I can't take him seriously. |
| Scully: | I think he incited your imagination. I think this case is nothing more than a murderer taking advantage of local folklore. I mean there's nothing odd about - |
| [frogs fall from the sky, hitting the agents' umbrellas] |
| Mulder: | So... lunch? |
| Scully: | Mulder, toads just fell from the sky! |
| Mulder: | I guess their parachutes didn't open. You were saying something about this place not feeling odd? |
| Ausbury: | Those three kids are obviously under occult influence. |
| Deborah: | They reach into our children. In music, television, books... |
| Calcagni: | They prey on children's innocence. |
| Scully: | The FBI recently concluded a seven-year study and found little or no evidence of the existence of occult conspiracies. |
| Calcagni: | And J. Edgar Hoover never admitted to the existence of the Mafia. |
| Scully: | Look, if the number of murders attributed to occult conspiracies were true, it would mean thousands of people killing tens of thousands of people a year, without evidence, without being exposed... it would be the greatest criminal conspiracy in the history of civilisation. |
-- Scully and the good townfolk
| Scully: | Take a look at this. I found this on the Internet. "The discovery yesterday of a mutilated teenaged boy in the forest has police officials distressed about the possibility of a conspiratorial organization of Dark Forces." |
| Mulder: | Where's that pulled from - the local paper? |
| Scully: | "The Jew is known to remove organs and sacrifice teens in their religious ceremonies". It's taken fromVolkischer Beobacter, a Nazi newspaper in 1934. The rumours are the same, but the blanks have been filled in with whoever must be feared or persecuted at the time. In this case, it's occultists. |
| Mulder: | But you are responsible. You knew the possibilities contained in your beliefs, no matter how watered down. Did you really think you could call up the Devil and ask him to behave? |
| Scully: | That's impossible! It would take a large python hours to consume and weeks to digest a human being. |
| Mulder: | You really do watch the Learning Channel. |
2X15 Fresh Bones
| Mulder: | They're making the camp invisible. Why? |
| X: | In case you haven't noticed, Agent Mulder, the Statue of Liberty is on vacation. The new mandate says if you're not a citizen you'd better keep out. |
-- X describes the immigration policy of most of the Western world
2X16 Colony
| Mulder: | Scully, if what our friend from the C.I.A. says is true, this could blow the lid off one of the biggest national security conspiracies ever. |
| Scully: | Our friend from the C.I.A. is about as unbelievable as his story... as is everything about this case. I mean, whatever happened to "trust no one," Mulder? |
| Mulder: | Oh, I changed it to "trust everyone." I didn't tell you? |
2X17 End Game
| X: | You wanted to see me? |
| Mulder: | How was the opera? |
| X: | Wonderful, I've never slept better. |
-- X and Mulder meet at the opera
| X: | You'll only win the war if you pick the right battles, Agent Mulder. This is a battle you can't win. |
2X18 Fearful Symmetry
| Scully: | Mulder, if you're still suggesting that the elephant did this, it just defies logic. Somebody would have seen it. |
| Mulder: | Well, if somebody would have seen it, Scully, we wouldn't be here. Another vehicle would have left evidence of a collision - distress to the metal, or paint. I can see signs of neither of those things. I'd be willing to admit the possibility of a tornado but it's not really tornado season. I'd even be willing to entertain the notion of a black hole passing over the area or some cosmic anomaly, but it's not really black hole season, either. If I was a betting man I'd say that it was, uh... |
| Scully: | An invisible elephant? |
| Mulder: | I saw David Copperfield make the Statue of Liberty disappear once. |
| Frohike: | Beam me up, Scotty. |
| Mulder: | Did anybody ever tell you the camera loves you, Frohike? |
| Frohike: | Yeah, the arresting officers at the "Free James Brown" rally. |
| Byers: | So what's this costing the taxpayers, Mulder? |
| Mulder: | Uh, about 150 bucks an hour. |
| Frohike: | Ouch. Almost as much as Bill Clinton's haircuts. |
| Mulder: | Where's Langly? |
| Byers: | He has a philosophical issue with having his image bounced off a satellite. |
-- Frohike and Byers via satellite conferencing
| Scully: | I hope you know what you're getting us into, Mulder. |
| Mulder: | I'm pretty sure of what we're gonna find. |
| Scully: | This isn't exactly in my job description. |
| Mulder: | And the next thing you know, they'll be doing it on MTV Sports. |
--Mulder and Scully prepare to perform an autopsy on an elephant
2X19 D�d Kalm
| Mulder: | I always thought when I got older I'd maybe take a cruise somewhere. This isn't exactly what I had in mind. The service on this ship is terrible, Scully. (she smiles) It's not fair. It's not our time. We still have work to do. |
| Scully: | Mulder... when they found me, after the doctors and even my family had given up, I experienced something that I never told you about. Even now it's hard to find the words. But there's one thing I'm certain of. As certain as I am of this life, we have nothing to fear when it's over. |
| Scully: | Agent Fox Mulder lost consciousness at approximately 4:30 this morning, the 12th of March. There is nothing more I can do for him, or for myself. Supplies are exhausted, no food or liquid consumed for over 24 hours. The outer hull most probably flooded, though for now the inner hull is supporting the ship's mass. Among Halverson's belongings, I found a children's book of Norse legends. From what I can tell, the pictures show the end of the world - not in a sudden firestorm of damnation as the Bible teaches us, but in a slow covering blanket of snow. First the moon and the stars will be lost in a dense white fog, then the rivers and the lakes and the sea will freeze over. And finally a wolf named Skoll will open his jaws and eat the sun, sending the world into an everlasting night. I think I hear the wolf at the door. |
--voiceover as Scully writes in her journal
2X20 Humbug
| Blockhead: | Having not known the deceased personally, I am in no position to perform a proper eulogy. I'm sure he was a nice guy, et cetera, et cetera. But as an admirer of the man's work, I am in a position to perform an impromptu tribute in his honor. Namely, ramming this spike into my chest! |
-- Dr. Blockhead at a funeral
| Hamilton: | These are F.B.I. Agents Scully and Mulder. This is Hepcat Helm. He operates a carnival funhouse. |
| Hepcat: | Oh man, how many times have I told you not to call it that? It's not some rinky-dink carny-ride. People go through it, they don't have fun. They get the hell scared out of them. It's not a funhouse, it's a tabernacle of terror. |
| Hamilton: | It's a funhouse. |
-- Sherriff Hamilton and Hepcat Helm
| Mulder: | Tell me, have you done much circus work in your life? |
| Nutt: | And what makes you think I've ever spectated a circus, much less been enslaved by one? |
| Mulder: | I know that many of the citizens here are former circus hands and I just thought that maybe you would have done... |
| Nutt: | You thought that because I am a person of short stature that the only career I could procure for myself would be one confined to the so-called "big top." You took one quick look at me and decided that you could deduce my entire life. Never would it have occurred to you that a person of my height could have possibly obtained a degree in hotel management. |
| Mulder: | I'm sorry, I meant no offense. |
| Nutt: | Well, then why should I take offense? Just because it's human nature to make instantaneous judgments of others based solely upon their physical appearances? Why, I've done the same thing to you, for example. I've taken in your all-American features, your dour demeanor, your unimaginative necktie design... and concluded that you work for the government. An F.B.I. agent. But do you see the tragedy here? I have mistakenly reduced you to a stereotype. A caricature. Instead of regarding you as a specific, unique individual. |
| Mulder: | But I am an F.B.I. agent. |
-- Nutt
Why'd you give it up?
Mister Nutt, the kindhearted manager here, convinced me that to make a living by publicly displaying my deformity lacked dignity... so now I carry other people's luggage.
-- (giving up circus) Lanny ????????????????????????comment??
How many people do you know that can get out of a straitjacket in under three minutes?
Fortunately, none.
-- Dr. Blockhead????????????????????????comment??
You must be one of those rare individuals whose... nerve endings don't register pain.
You just keep telling yourself that.
-- Dr. Blockhead ????????????????????????comment??
I could be mistaken. Maybe it was another bald-headed, jigsaw-puzzle-tattooed, naked guy I saw.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
But... where are my manners? (offers jar of live crickets to the agents)
Thank you. (puts cricket in mouth and walks away, then pulls it out from behind mulder's ear). It's an old sleight of hand my uncle once taught me. He was only an amateur magician, but he was still better than those two.
Well, I'm going over to the lab to see if they can test the blood on the window against the blood on Doctor Blockhead's nail. (He holds out his hand, then moves it in a clockwise direction. When he finishes the circle, he is holding out the nail. He starts off.) Everybody's uncle is an amateur magician.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
May I ask what you're doing?
We're exhuming... your potato.
May I ask why?
Sheriff, it, it's, it's been documented that many serial killers possess a fascination with police work, some of them even holding positions on their local force... so surveillance of investigation team members is often utilized as a precautionary...
We found out you used to be the Dog-Faced Boy.
[He hands Hamilton the advertisement of the Dog-Faced Boy. Hamilton looks at it and smiles.]
Boy, look how skinny I was back then.
So that is you?
Oh, sure. I spent the first half of my life as Jim-Jim. Then one morning I noticed a bald spot on top of my head and realized I was not only losing my hair but my career as well. Eventually all the hair went... on top of my head, anyways. The rest of my body is still pretty hairy, which is why I never go to the beach.
That doesn't quite explain the potato.
I got, uh... some warts on my hand.
That doesn't quite explain the potato.
To get rid of warts, you rub a sliced potato on your hand and bury it under a full moon. (Mulder and Scully look embarrassed.) Investigation isn't going too well, is it?
-- Sherriff Hamilton ????????????????????????comment??
It's a variation of an American Indian sun dance ritual. I suspend myself by these hooks and the pain becomes so unbearable I leave my body. If people knew the true price of spirituality, there'd be more atheists.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
Mister Swaim, we're here to take you into custody to question you about some recent murders.
I don't answer any questions until I talk to my lawyer.
Who's your lawyer?
I represent myself.
Sir, if you're going to be uncooperative, I'll have to handcuff you.
What gives you fascists the right to do that?
[Scully handcuffs him]
Did I not mention we're federal agents?
Did I not mention I'm an escape artist?
[escapes handcuffs, puts them on Scully and runs away]
-- Blockhead ????????????????????????comment??
(speaking of Lanny and Leonard) Well, his body possesses some anatomical discrepancies... some offshoots of the esophagus and trachea that almost seem umbilical in nature and... I've never seen anything like it.
And you never will again. Twenty-first century genetic engineering will not only eradicate the siamese twins and the alligator-skinned people, but you're going to be hard-pressed to find, uh, a slight overbite or a not-so-high cheek bone. You see, I've seen the future and the future looks just like him. (He points at Mulder, who is standing in front of a trailer in a classic model pose. Hands on his hips, one foot up on the step, looking off into the distance.) Imagine going through your whole life looking like that. That's why it's left up to the self-made freaks like me and the Conundrum to remind people.
Remind people of what?
Nature abhors normality. It can't go very long without creating a mutant. Do you know why?
No, why?
I don't either, it's a mystery. Maybe some mysteries are never meant to be solved.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
2X21 The Calusari
You see, this is a helium balloon here, and the one thing I did learn in kindergarten is when you let them go, they float up, up and away, but you see this is moving away from him, horizontally.
Did you learn about wind in kindergarten?
-- ????????????????????????comment??
Hey. You want to see something weird?
What?
Chem-lab analysis of the ash from the Holvey's house. No trace of any metal, no carbon, no oxygen, no nothing.
What do you mean?
It contains nothing organic or inorganic. In fact, according to the technicians, this ash doesn't exist. Come on.
Where are we going?
To get a second opinion.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
The evil that is here has always been. It has gone by different names through history - Cain, Lucifer, Hitler. It does not care if it kills one boy or a million men. If you try to stop us, the blood will be on your hands.
-- Head Calusari????????????????????????comment??
2X22 F. Emasculata
You can't protect the public by lying to them.
It's done every day.
I won't be a party to it.
-- Cancer Man ????????????????????????comment??
What if someone dies because we witheld what we knew?
What if someone dies because we didn't? There'll be a time for the truth, Mulder, but this isn't it.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
Why did you confide in me?
It's not a secret I feel like taking to the grave. People have a right to know the danger we've put them in. If your test comes back negative... you have to tell them.
How can I prove it?
I don't know. But if you don't... it'll just happen again. Don't believe for a second... that this is an isolated incident.
-- Osbourne ????????????????????????comment??
You never had a chance, Agent Mulder. For every step you take, they're three steps ahead.
Well, what about you, where do you stand?
I stand right on the line that you keep crossing.
-- Skinner ????????????????????????comment??
2X23 Soft Light
Darkness covers a multitude of sins.
Check this out. My newest tool in the fight against crime - $49.95 at your local hardware store. (turns on a red flashlight)
Neat trick. For your birthday, I'll buy you a utility belt.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
He's got to be on at least one of these tapes.
Chances are, he's not walking around carrying a sign with an arrow on it.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you, Scully...
-- ????????????????????????comment??
2X24 Our Town
Come on, Mulder, don't you see what they're doing? They're wasting our time. They're sending us on some kind of a wild goose chase.
Chicken chase. George Kearns was a federal poultry inspector assigned to Dudley, Arkansas, home of... Chaco Chicken.
I'm not questioning the case's legitimacy, just their motives in assigning it to us. I mean, doesn't it bother you at all that they're undermining your work?
They may think they are, but on the night George Kearns disappeared a woman on the I-10 saw a strange fire in an adjacent field.
Yes, I read that report. She claims that she saw some kind of a... a foxfire spirit. I'm surprised she didn't call Oprah as soon as she got off the phone with the police.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
So, Mulder, are you ready to admit they sent us on a fool's errand?
If the fool would persist in his folly, he would become wise, Scully.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
2X25 Anasazi
What are you guys doing here?
***** Can we talk inside?
I'm not feeling well. I didn't sleep last night. I'm really not in the mood for the three stooges.
I don't think we've been followed.
Who would follow you?
***** Multinational black opps unit. Code name Garnett.
----- Trained killers. School of the American Alumni.
Have you boys been defacing library books again?
-- *****Byers, Frohike and -----Langly ????????????????????????comment??
Are you familiar with the ten commandments, Scully?
You want me to recite them?
No. Just number four, the one about obeying the sabbath, the part about where God made Heaven and Earth but didn't bother to tell anybody about his side projects.
What are you talking about?
The biggest lie of all. [brings up Top Secret DOD files on screen]
What is this?
The Holy Grail. The original defense department files. Hard evidence that the government has known about the existance of extraterrestrials for over fifty years.
Where did you get this?
Your friendly neighborhood anarchist.
-- ????????????????????????comment??
Mulder, I'm being called into Skinner's office this afternoon, they're gonna want answers and I'd like some good ones to give them.
So you can clear your conscience and your name? You've been making reports on me since the beginning, Scully, taking your little notes!
Mulder, you're sick, you're not thinking straight, I'm on your side. You know that.
Look, you have my files and you have my gun. Don't ask me for my trust.
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(answers cell phone) Mulder.
You're a hard man to reach.
Not hard enough apparently.
Where are you?
I'm at the Betty Ford center, where are you?
I need to talk to you, Mr. Mulder, in person. There are some things to explain.
I'll save the government the plane fare, I just need to know which government that is.
Your father may have told you things, Mr. Mulder. I should warn against taking those things at face value.
Yeah, which things are those?
He was never an opponent of the project. In fact he authorised it. That's what he couldn't live with.
No, he couldn't live with it because you had him killed.
We weren't involved in that.
Now listen to me, you black-lunged son of a bitch, I'm gonna expose you and your project, your time is over.
Expose anything and you only expose your father.
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