1X18 Shapes

Lyle Parker: It gave me the creeps.

Scully: [looking sceptical] The creeps?

Lyle Parker: Yeah, the creeps. Don't you ever get the creeps?

Scully: Well, there seems to be nothing unexplainable about this case.

Mulder: Nope, [Holding up a large thin layer of skin with tweezers] not a thing.

Ish: Go home FBI.

Mulder: How'd you know?

Ish: I could smell you a mile away.

Mulder: Wow. They told me that even though my deodorant is made for a woman, it's strong enough for a man.

Ish: I was at Wounded Knee in 1973. And what I learned fighting the FBI is; you don't believe in us and we don't believe in you.

Mulder: I want to believe.

Mulder: We're looking for anything that can create human tracks in one step and animal tracks in the next.

Mulder: We're going to need to take a look at Joe Goodensnake's dental records. [Showing Scully the corpse's fangs]

Scully: Mulder, since we've been here you've acted as if you've expected to find every piece of evidence that we've come across. What aren't you telling me? Why are we here?

Mulder: A true piece of history, Scully. The very first X-File. Initiated by J Edgar Hoover himself in 1946.

Mulder: How can you dismiss the evidence? Tracks in the mud, the shredded skin, a man with the teeth of an animal.

Ish: I sense you are different FBI. You are more open to Native American beliefs than some Native Americans. [Looks at the Sheriff.] You even have an Indian name, Fox. Should be Running Fox or Stinky Fox...

Mulder: Just as long as it's not Spooky Fox.

Sheriff Tskany: Maybe she saw something that she wasn't ready to understand.

Scully: Maybe.

Ish: FBI. See you in about... eight years.

Mulder: I hope not.