SCULLY: A dog? A "dog" dog?

MULDER: Yo quiero Taco Bell. That alone is not what drew me to this case. The two men were found inside the container which was locked from the outside.

SCULLY: What happened to the dog?

MULDER: Dog gone… Dog gone… Doggone.

SCULLY: Yeah, I got it.

SCULLY: Mulder, I don't have to tell you how absolutely and completely wrong that seems. I mean, they were found dead in a locked cage, right?

MULDER: Yeah.

SCULLY: Two grown men?

MULDER: Mm-hmm.

SCULLY: You're not going to tell me that a dog did this.

MULDER: A bad dog.

SCULLY: Yeah.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: I'm not really sure. The man it was shipped to's name is Detweiler. Dr. Ian Detweiler. Calls himself a "cryptozoologist."

MULDER: Cryptozoologist?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Yeah they deal with animals thought to be extinct.

MULDER: Animals that aren't supposed to exist like Sasquatch and the Ogopogo and the Abominable Snowman and -

SCULLY: Don't mind him. He'll go on forever.

SCULLY: How is it that you know so much about her but you don't know what she looks like?

MULDER: I never actually met her.

SCULLY: Yet you assume that she's going to help us?

MULDER: No, actually, it's not an assumption. She is the one who told me about his case.

SCULLY: Oh, so you two are chummy?

MULDER: Well, I've read her books.

SCULLY: Ah. The Wolf Inside... Dogs Don't Lie... Better Than Human... Better Than Human?

MULDER: She's not a real people person.

KARIN BERQUIST: Canids' intelligence is far superior to ours if that's what you want to know.

SCULLY: Intelligence enough to murder?

KARIN BERQUIST: Murder takes no intelligence. It's a human behaviorism.

SCULLY: Don't underestimate a woman. They can be tricksters, too.