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Special Agent Chesty Short: Gas, expenses . . . the motel rooms alone. By FBI standards these numbers are out of control.
Mulder: We could start sharing rooms. ---

Short: Investigating your sister's abduction and the government conspiracy around it. Both of which have been resolved, correct?
Mulder: Nothing has been resolved exactly.
Short: In this case report here it's concluded your sister is dead as well as the men who took her. This is your handwriting here on the report, Agent Mulder?
Mulder: Yeah.
Short: So, what exactly is left to investigate? ---

Marita Covarrubias: Your release has been arranged.
Krycek: Marita Covarrubias. The last time I saw you, I left you for dead.
Marita: Alex, if it was strictly up to me, I'd leave you here to rot, too. ---

Short: But you don't believe in aliens?
Scully: I've seen things that I cannot deny. ---

Mulder: I can't do my job from an office, I promise you.
Short: Nowadays, the most advanced space exploration is done sitting in an office, Agent Mulder. Why? It's just too damn expensive putting men in outer space.
Mulder: I'm not looking in outer space.
Short: Bringing us to the point. If you spend so much time and money looking for aliens, responsibly, you should narrow your search.
Mulder: To where?
Short: Wherever they are. It's not unreasonable. It's just a matter of reducing your vision. ---

Mulder: I think I'm in big trouble.
Scully: Oh, Mulder, how many times have they tried to shut us down?
Mulder: Yeah, but I never actually assaulted an auditor before.
Scully: Did you hurt him?
Mulder: I reduced his vision a little bit. ---

Mulder (to Billy Miles): Oregon, seven years ago. You had multiple abduction experiences. ---

Mulder: It happening again, Billy?
Billy: Yeah, but not to me this time. ---

Mulder: More alien abductions, Scully.
Scully: I don't know how we could possibly justify the expense.
Mulder: We'd probably turn up nothing.
Scully: Let's go waste some money. ---

CSM: I was worried about you, Alex.
Krycek: Cut the crap, old man.
CSM: I heard about your incarceration.
Krycek: You had me thrown in that hellhole. ---

Mulder: Deja vu all over again.
Det. Miles: That (faded orange X)was there already in case you're wondering at all about it.
Scully: I watched Agent Mulder paint that there seven years ago.
Det. Miles: What for?
Mulder: To mark an anomalous electrical disturbance-- the kind where time gets bent or goes missing or where your car loses power and dies in the middle of the road. ---

Mulder: Nothing's all you seem to find out here, Detective. ---

Mulder: It's not worth it, Scully.
Scully: What?
Mulder: I want you to go home.
Scully: Oh, Mulder, I'm going to be fine.
Mulder: No, I've been thinking about it. Looking at you tonight, holding that baby . . . knowing everything that's been taken away from you. A chance for motherhood and your health and that baby. I think that . . . I don't know, maybe they're right.
Scully: Who's right?
Mulder: The FBI. Maybe what they say is true, though for all the wrong reasons. It's the personal costs that are too high. Mulder: There so much more you need to do with your life. There's so much more than this. There has to be an end, Scully. ---

CSM: It's there, Alex. I'm certain of it. Hidden in plain sight.
Krycek: You listen to me. If you're going to play games, the two of them, Mulder and Scully, they're going to beat me to it.
CSM: Are you saying that Mulder and Scully are there looking for the UFO?
Krycek: They're looking for a missing deputy.
CSM: Well, they're looking for the right thing but in the wrong place.
Krycek: You sent me looking for a ship.
CSM: Find the deputy. Find the ship. ---

Mulder: These abductees aren't just systematically being taken. They're not coming back. ---

Mulder: What's our punishment this time? Thumbscrews or 40 lashes? Come on in, Walter. Sit a spell. This could be the last time you take a trip down to these offices. ---

Mulder: Oh well yeah, stick to a budget they say your making a contribution, but push the limits of your profession, and they say you're out of control.
Skinner: You could bring home a flying saucer and have an alien shake hands with the President . . . what it comes down to Agent Mulder is . . . they don't like you.
Mulder: Well, we didn't bring home a flying saucer . . . or an alien.
Skinner: Yeah . . . so I've been told. ---

Krycek: You've got every reason to want to see me dead. But you've got to listen to me now. You have the singular opportunity.
Mulder: Here or you want to step outside. ---

Krycek: I'm giving you the chance to change that, to hold the proof.
Mulder: Why me and why now?
Krycek: I want to damn the soul of that Cigarette Smoking Son-of-a-Bitch. ---

Mulder: You're not going back out there. I'm not going to let you go back out there.
Scully: What are you talking about?
Mulder: It has to end sometime. That time is now.
Scully: Mulder . . .
Mulder: Scully, you have to understand that they're taking abductees. You're an abductee. I'm not going to risk . . . losing you.
Scully: I won't let you go alone. ---

Skinner: This is starting to feel like the snipe hunt I was afraid of.
Mulder: There's no such thing as a snipe, sir. ---

Scully: Billy Miles and other known abductees in Bellefleur, Oregon. They all experienced anomalous brain activity.
Byers: Electro-encephalitic trauma.
Scully: Which is exactly what Mulder experienced earlier this year.
Langley: I don't understand.
Scully: There was something out there in that field. It knocked me back. Because it didn't want me. Mulder thinks that it's me that's in danger of being taken.
Frohike: When it's Mulder who's in danger . . . Scully? (Scully faints.)
Gunmen: Scully! Whoa! You okay? Oh, gee. ---

Nurse Greta: What are you doing?
Krycek: Sending the Devil back to Hell. ---

CSM: As you do to Mulder and to me . . . you do to all of mankind, Alex. ---

Scully: I already heard.
Skinner: I lost him. I don't know what else I can say. I lost him. I'll be asked . . . what I saw. And what I saw, I can't deny. I won't.
Scully: (crying) We will find him. I have to. ---

Scully: Sir, um . . . there's something else I need to tell you. Something that I need for you to keep to yourself. I'm having a hard time explaining it. Or believing it. But, um . . . I'm pregnant.