QUOTES

Scully: Aren't you going home?
Mulder: I am home. I'm just feathering the nest. ---

Scully: What happened to the dog?
Mulder: Dog gone . . . Dog gone . . . Doggone.
Scully: Yeah, I got it. ---

Scully: You're not going to tell me that a dog did this.
Mulder: A bad dog. ---

Mulder: (to Detweiler) Loose? Sounds a little more than loose. It seems to have killed two people. ---

Scully: In this case, it bit off the man's hand. There's some talk in the house that he may have been involved in the theft of the animal and that it turned on him.
Mulder: Talk about biting the hand that feeds you. ---

Mulder: I think we're speaking in too common terms about an animal we're calling a dog but which displays none of the behavior of man's best friend.
Scully: You mean covering up crime scenes?
Mulder: You get a biscuit, Scully. ---

Stacy Muir: You two looking for Karin about boarding?
Mulder: No, it's actually more of a behavior problem.
Scully: Yeah, he doesn't listen and he chews on the furniture. ---

Scully: Mulder . . . She's a friend of yours?
Mulder: We met online.
Scully: Online . . .
Mulder: Two professionals exchanging information. ---

Scully: How well do you know this woman, Mulder?
Mulder: How well do you know anybody you meet on the internet? She likes to talk. ---

Scully: She's enamored of you, Mulder. Don't underestimate a woman. They can be tricksters, too. ---

Scully: No. This is my investigation.
Karin: Of . . .?
Scully: You. ---

Karin: I've ignored the symptoms for years. I've always felt more like a wolf than a person.
Scully: But not with Mulder. With Mulder, you found somebody you could communicate with . . . someone who challenged you . . . But that wasn't enough. You needed to lure him out here.
Karin: I lack your feminine wiles. ---