Music
♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let yourself be light ♪ ♪ from now on our troubles will be out of sight ♪
Season 6 · Episode 6
How the Ghosts Stole Christmas
Character-labelled dialogue prepared from the official DVD subtitle track.
Production code6ABX08Original airdate · December 13, 1998
363 dialogue entries
Scene 01
Opening scene
♪♪ [ organ ]
Fox Mulder
I almost gave up on you.
Dana Scully
Sorry. Checkout lines were worse than rush hour on the 95. If I heard "silent night" one more time, I was gonna start taking hostages. What are we doing here?
Fox Mulder
Stakeout.
Dana Scully
On christmas eve?
Fox Mulder
It's an important date.
Dana Scully
No kidding.
Fox Mulder
Important to why we're here. Turn off your car and I'll fill you in on the details.
Dana Scully
Mulder, I've got wrapping to do. It's the night before christmas.
Fox Mulder
Oh.
Music
♪ happy golden days of yore ♪♪
Dana Scully
Let's hear it. Give me the details.
Fox Mulder
Look, if you've got christmas stuff to do, I don't want to, you know--
Dana Scully
I drove out here. I might as well know why, right?
Fox Mulder
I just thought you'd be more... Curious.
Dana Scully
Who lives in the house?
Fox Mulder
No one.
Dana Scully
Then who are we staking out?
Fox Mulder
The former occupants.
Dana Scully
They've come back?
Fox Mulder
That's the story.
Dana Scully
I see. The dark, gothic manor. The omnipresent low fog, hugging the thicket of overgrowth. Wait. Is that a hound I hear baying out in the moors?
Fox Mulder
No. Actually, that was a left cheek sneak.
Dana Scully
Mulder, tell me you didn't call me out here on christmas eve... To go ghostbusting with you.
Fox Mulder
Technically speaking, they're called apparitions.
Dana Scully
Mulder, call it what you want. I've got holiday cheer to spread. I've got a family roll call under the tree at 6:00 a.m.
Fox Mulder
I'll make it fast. I'll just give you the details.
Dana Scully
Okay.
Fox Mulder
Christmas, 1917. It was a time of dark, dark despair. American soldiers were dying at an ungodly rate in a war-torn europe, while at home, a deadly flu virus attacked young and old alike. Tragedy was a visitor on every doorstep, while a creeping hopelessness set in with every man, woman and child. It was a time of dark, dark despair.
Dana Scully
You said that.
Fox Mulder
But here at 1501 larkspur lane, for a pair of star-crossed lovers, tragedy came not from war or pestilence, not by the boot heel or the bombardier, but by their own innocent hand.
Dana Scully
Go on.
Fox Mulder
His name was maurice. He was a brooding but heroic young man... Beloved of lyda, a beauty with a light that followed her wherever she went. They were likened to two angels descended from heaven, whom the gods could not protect from the horrors... Being visited upon this cold, gray earth.
Dana Scully
And what happened to them?
Fox Mulder
Driven by a tragic fear of separation, they forged a lovers' pact... So that they might spend eternity together... And not spend one precious christmas apart.
Dana Scully
They killed themselves?
Fox Mulder
And their ghosts haunt this house every christmas eve. I just gave myself chills.
Dana Scully
It's a good story, Mulder, and very well told, but I don't believe it.
Fox Mulder
You don't believe in ghosts?
Dana Scully
That surprises you?
Fox Mulder
Well, yeah. I thought everybody believed in ghosts.
Dana Scully
Mulder, if it were any other night, I might let you talk me into it, but the halls are decked, and I got to go.
Fox Mulder
My best to the family.
Dana Scully
What are you doing? Mulder, don't you have somewhere to be?
Fox Mulder
Just gonna take a look.
Dana Scully
I'm not going to do it. My new year's resolution.
[ thunder crashing ]
Dana Scully
Mulder?
Fox Mulder
Change your mind?
Dana Scully
Did you take my car keys?
Fox Mulder
No.
Dana Scully
Come on, Mulder. Don't kid around.
Fox Mulder
Why would I take your car keys?
Dana Scully
Maybe you, uh-- maybe you grabbed them by mistake.
Fox Mulder
Maybe it was a ghost.
[ thumping ]
[ clock chiming ]
[ wind howling ]
Fox Mulder
Cold wind.
Dana Scully
There must be a window open upstairs. The weather report said that there was an 80% chance of rain. Maybe even a-- maybe even a white christmas.
[ thunderclap ]
[ thunder crashing ]
Scene 02
Scene 02
Fox Mulder
I think the spirits are among us.
Dana Scully
Quit trying to scare me and help me get these doors open.
Fox Mulder
Sounds like there's somebody walking around upstairs.
[ thump ]
Fox Mulder
There. You hear that?
Dana Scully
Mulder, I really have to go.
Fox Mulder
There's nothing to be afraid of.
Dana Scully
I'm not afraid, okay?
Fox Mulder
Ghosts are benevolent entities. [ thumping continues ] mostly.
Dana Scully
You are not scaring me, Mulder. Look, I really have to get home.
[ thunderclap ]
Dana Scully
Mulder--
Fox Mulder
Shh! What was that?
Dana Scully
These are tricks that the mind plays. They are ingrained cliches from a thousand different horror films. When we hear a sound, we get a chill. We see a shadow, and we allow ourselves to imagine something... That an otherwise rational person would discount out of hand. The whole-- Mulder? The whole idea of a benevolent entity fits perfectly with what I'm saying. That a spirit would materialize or return... For no other purpose than to show itself is silly and ridiculous. What it really shows is how silly and ridiculous we have become... In believing such things. I mean, that we can ignore all natural laws about the corporeal body, that we witness these spirits clad in their own shabby outfits, with the same old haircuts and hairstyles, never aging, never in search of more comfortable surroundings. It actually ends up saying more about the living than it does about the dead. Mulder, it doesn't take an advanced degree in psychology to understand... The unconscious yearnings that these imaginings satisfy. You know, the longing for immortality, the hope that there is something beyond this mortal coil, that we might never belong without our loved ones. These are powerful, powerful desires. I mean, they're the very essence of what make us human. The very essence of christmas, actually.
[ door creaks open ]
Fox Mulder
Tell me you're not afraid.
Dana Scully
All right. I'm afraid. But it's an irrational fear. [ thunderclap ]
Fox Mulder
I got your back.
Dana Scully
Thank you. Mulder, did it occur to you that there aren't ghosts here, but that somebody actually might be living in this house?
Fox Mulder
No one lives here.
Dana Scully
But when you and I were sitting out in the car, there was not a light on, and look at this.
[ thunder crashing ]
Fox Mulder
Must have been some kind of electrical surge.
Dana Scully
Mulder, did you happen to notice the clock downstairs is keeping perfect time?
Fox Mulder
Is it?
Dana Scully
And how do you explain that? This fire has just gone out.
Fox Mulder
Yeah.
Dana Scully
Don't look so disappointed.
Fox Mulder
Why would anyone want to live in a cursed house?
Dana Scully
Mulder, it's not enough that it's haunted, it has to be cursed?
Fox Mulder
Every couple that's ever lived here has met a tragic end. Three double murders in the last 80 years, all on christmas eve.
[ thunder crashing ]
Fox Mulder
Whoa. [ thumping ] there's that sound again.
[ thumping continues ]
Dana Scully
Mulder?
[ screams ]
Dana Scully
[ laughs ] that's not funny!
Fox Mulder
I think there's a hiding space under the floorboards.
Dana Scully
What are you going to do?
Fox Mulder
There may be somebody trapped. I got to get them out. Mulder, don't.
Dana Scully
Not now.
Fox Mulder
Hey, you have a gun, right? Rationally, you've been in much more dangerous situations. Well, I was half right.
Dana Scully
Oh, my god.
Fox Mulder
Hey, Scully. Look at this.
Dana Scully
It's a woman. Mulder, it looks like they were shot to death. You know what's weird?
Fox Mulder
What?
Dana Scully
Mulder, she's wearing my outfit.
Fox Mulder
How embarrassing.
Dana Scully
Yeah, well, you know what? He's wearing yours.
Fox Mulder
Oh, Scully.
Dana Scully
That's us.
Fox Mulder
Hey, Scully.
Dana Scully
This is the same room.
Fox Mulder
All right. I'm beginning to get this. Yeah.
Dana Scully
You go through that door, and I--
Fox Mulder
I should come out this door.
Dana Scully
Right. Mulder?
Fox Mulder
Scully! Scully!
Scene 03
Scene 03
Fox Mulder
Hey, Scully! Scully, can you hear me? Hey! Who are you?
Maurice
That's a question I should be asking, being this is my house you're standing in. This isn't one of those home invasions, is it?
Fox Mulder
No.
Maurice
Good. Would you like me to show you the door?
Fox Mulder
That's very funny.
Maurice
I wasn't making a joke.
Fox Mulder
Have you looked at the door?
Maurice
Uh-huh. I'm looking at it now.
Fox Mulder
Tell me what you see.
Maurice
I see a door with the lock shot off it. You gonna pay for that?
Fox Mulder
That's a door with a brick wall behind it.
Maurice
Okay, sure.
Fox Mulder
You're playing tricks on me.
Maurice
If I am, I'm sorry, but I don't know any tricks.
Fox Mulder
Yeah? That's a trick in itself, isn't it? You've been playing tricks on us since we got here.
Maurice
Am I to take it we're not alone?
[ laughs ]
Fox Mulder
That's very funny, coming from a ghost.
Maurice
[ laughing ] yeah, yeah! Oh, the gun fooled me a little at first. You're a ghost hunter, huh? And-- and you think I'm a ghost, huh? I've seen a lot of strange folks come around here... With a lot of strange equipment, but I think you must be the first I've seen come armed.
Fox Mulder
Strange folks?
Maurice
Mm-hmm.
Fox Mulder
Like those folks under the floor-- how did you do that?
Maurice
I didn't do anything.
Fox Mulder
There were corpses here. Bodies buried in the floorboards.
Maurice
Why don't you have a seat, son? You drink? Take drugs? No.
Fox Mulder
No.
Maurice
Get high?
Fox Mulder
No.
Maurice
Are you overcome by the impulse to make everyone believe you? I'm in the field of mental health. I specialize in disorders and manias... Related to pathological behavior as it pertains to the paranormal.
Fox Mulder
Wow. I didn't know such a thing existed.
Maurice
My specialty is in what I call "soul prospectors." a cross axial classification I've codified... By extensive interaction with visitors like yourself. I've found you all tend to fall into pretty much the same category.
Fox Mulder
What category is that?
Maurice
Narcissistic, overzealous, self-righteous egomaniac.
Fox Mulder
Wow. That's a category?
Maurice
You kindly think of yourself as single-minded, but you're prone to obsessive compulsiveness, workaholism, antisocialism. Fertile fields for the descent into... Total wacko breakdown.
Fox Mulder
I don't think that pegs me, exactly.
Maurice
Oh, really? Waving a gun around my house, huh? Raving like a lunatic about some imaginary brick wall? You've probably convinced yourself you've seen aliens. You know why you think you see the things you do?
Fox Mulder
Because I have seen them?
Maurice
'cause you're a lonely man. A lonely man... Chasing paramasturbatory illusions... That you believe will give your life meaning and significance, which your pathetic social maladjustment... Makes impossible for you to find elsewhere. You probably consider yourself... Passionate, serious, misunderstood, am I right?
Fox Mulder
Paramasturbatory?
Maurice
Most people would rather stick their fingers in a wall socket than spend a minute with you.
Fox Mulder
All right, now, just back off for a second.
Maurice
You spend every christmas this way-- alone?
Fox Mulder
I'm not alone.
Maurice
More self-delusion.
Fox Mulder
No, I came here with my partner. She's somewhere in the house.
Maurice
Behind a brick wall? How'd you get her to come with you? Steal her car keys? You know why you do it-- listen endlessly to her droning rationalizations. 'cause you're afraid. Afraid of the loneliness. Am I right?
Fox Mulder
I'd just like to find my partner.
Maurice
Good. Easy. Piece of cake. Brick wall... Or brick wall? Go ahead, change your life.
[ thunder crashing ]
Dana Scully
Mulder?
[ screaming ]
[ screaming ]
Lyda
No! I won't hurt you.
Dana Scully
I'm a federal agent! I'm armed!
Lyda
You're what?
Dana Scully
I'm armed. I'm armed!
Lyda
You're a federal agent?
Dana Scully
Please, I'm a little on edge. Don't come any closer. My name is special agent Dana Scully. And, uh, I can-- I can show you my ID
Lyda
My goodness. I thought you were a ghost.
Dana Scully
I can assure you that I'm not. I got stuck in this room looking for my partner.
Lyda
Oh, the gangly fellow with the distinguished profile.
Dana Scully
You've seen him?
Lyda
With you in the foyer. I thought he was a ghost too.
Dana Scully
Oh. That was you.
Lyda
I sleepwalk sometimes. I thought maybe I'd dreamed it. But then here you were again.
Dana Scully
I am sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to scare you. I, uh-- it's just that we found bodies.
Lyda
Bodies? Where?
Dana Scully
Right--
Lyda
You look like you saw a ghost. There are ghosts in this house, you know.
[ thunder rumbling ]
Dana Scully
Who are you?
Lyda
I live here, thank you very much.
Dana Scully
Where's my partner?
Lyda
Why are you pointing that gun?
Dana Scully
There were corpses right there underneath the floor!
[ chuckling ]
Lyda
I think maybe the ghosts have been playing tricks on you.
Dana Scully
I don't believe in ghosts.
Lyda
Then what are you doing here?
Dana Scully
It's my partner.
Lyda
He believes in ghosts?
Dana Scully
Yeah.
Lyda
Oh, you poor child. You must have an awful small life, spending your christmas eve with him... And running around chasing things you don't even believe in.
Dana Scully
Don't come any closer.
Lyda
I can see it in your face: the fear, the conflicted yearnings, a subconscious desire to find fulfillment through another. Intimacy through codependency.
Dana Scully
What?
Lyda
Maybe you repress the truth about why you're really here, pretending it's out of duty or loyalty, unable to admit your dirty little secret. Your only joy in life is proving him wrong.
Dana Scully
You don't know me. And you don't live here. This isn't your house.
Lyda
You wouldn't think so, the way I'm being treated.
Dana Scully
Well, then why is all the furniture covered?
Lyda
We're having the house painted.
Dana Scully
Where's your christmas tree?
Lyda
We're jewish. Boo!
[ door opens ]
Dana Scully
Hold it right there! Don't make me shoot you! Just stay where you are!
Maurice
We really attract them, don't we?
[ chuckling ]
Dana Scully
Where's Mulder?
Maurice
Mulder? Is that his name?
Dana Scully
Where is he?
Maurice
He'll be along.
Dana Scully
Move over there. Both of you, move. Move over there. Move over there!
Maurice
This violates our civil rights. I have friends at the aclu.
Dana Scully
Put your hands up.
Maurice
You see what we've resorted to? Gimmicks and cheap tricks. We used to be so good at this.
Lyda
We used to have years to drive them mad. Now we get one night.
Maurice
This pop psychology approach is crap. All it does is annoy them. When's the last time we actually haunted anyone?
Lyda
When was the last time we had a good double murder? Not since the house was condemned.
Maurice
This is embarrassing. Amateur kid stuff.
Lyda
Look, if we let our reputations slip, they're going to take us off the tourist literature. Last year no one even showed up.
Maurice
Oh-- of all days, why did you pick christmas? Why not Halloween?
Lyda
Now, who is filled with hopelessness and futility on Halloween? Christmas comes but once a year.
Maurice
You're right. And these two do seem pretty miserable. We need to show them just how lonely christmas can be.
Lyda
Now that's the old yuletide spirit.
[ thunder crashing ]
[ laughing ]
Scene 04
Scene 04
Lyda
Are you agent Mulder?
Fox Mulder
Who are you, now?
Lyda
What are you doing using my chair for a ladder?
Fox Mulder
I'm trying to get out of this room.
Lyda
Trying to get out?
Fox Mulder
Excuse me.
Lyda
No, no. You can't get out that way. Masher.
Fox Mulder
Frump.
Lyda
I don't know who you're calling a frump, but I don't appreciate that, being manhandled or called names. Certainly not at this hour.
Fox Mulder
You're a ghost.
Lyda
More names!
Fox Mulder
What happened to the star-crossed lovers?
Lyda
Let me tell you, the romance is the first thing to go.
Fox Mulder
It's you. You're lyda, and that was maurice. But you've... Aged.
Lyda
I hope your partner finds you a lot more charming than I do.
[ thunderclap ]
Lyda
Let's see. Where is it? No, no, no, no, no, no,
Unidentified speaker
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no.
Lyda
[ gasps ] there it is. I was young and beautiful once, just like your partner. Look at us. Maurice was so handsome. He didn't have a gut. I hope you're not expecting any great advantages to all this.
Fox Mulder
To all what?
Lyda
I'm assuming you came here with similar misconceptions.
Fox Mulder
We came here looking for you.
Lyda
Oh, yeah? You didn't come here to be together for eternity?
Fox Mulder
No.
Lyda
Because you're filled with despair and woeful christmas melancholy?
Fox Mulder
Why?
Lyda
[ sighs ] maybe it was your partner, then.
Fox Mulder
What about her?
Lyda
You knew this house was haunted.
Fox Mulder
Yeah.
Lyda
Maybe you two should've discussed your real feelings before you came out here. I'm speaking from experience.
Fox Mulder
What experience?
Lyda
I'm not gonna get into semantics. A murder-suicide is all about trust.
Fox Mulder
I thought you had a lovers' pact. [ laughs ]
Lyda
Poetic illusions aside, the outcome, Mulder, is pretty much the same.
Unidentified speaker
Ohh!
Lyda
I don't show my hole to just anyone.
Fox Mulder
Why are you showing it to me?
Lyda
It isn't like you're gonna be eating any christmas ham, is it?
Fox Mulder
Oh, you're trying to tell me that Scully's going to shoot me. Scully is not going to shoot me.
Lyda
Suit yourself, but if you shoot first, for her, the rest is an act of faith.
Fox Mulder
I wouldn't shoot her.
Lyda
Maybe she shoots herself.
Fox Mulder
I wouldn't let her.
Lyda
The bodies under the floor, maybe that was just some kind of jungian symbolism. Or maybe there's a secret lovers' pact.
Fox Mulder
[ sighs ] we're not lovers.
Lyda
And this isn't a pure science. But you're both so attractive, and there'll be a lot of time to work that out. Go ahead, take it. Take it.
[ thunderclap ]
Lyda
Think of it as the last christmas you'll ever spend alone.
[ rattles doorknob ]
Maurice
I locked it. For your protection.
Dana Scully
Stay away from me. Look, I want you to get me out of here. I am quite capable of pulling this trigger.
Maurice
Glad to hear it. You may well have to defend yourself... Against that crazy partner of yours.
Dana Scully
What have you done with him?
Maurice
Kept him safe from his own mad devices, at least for now. Do you have any idea why he brought you here to this house?
Dana Scully
Look, all I know is this is just some bad dream. This is all in my head.
Maurice
Yet here you are waving a gun at me, like your partner.
Fox Mulder
Scully!
Maurice
Do you realize how seriously disturbed that man is? How dark and lonely? What he's capable of?
Fox Mulder
Scully!
Dana Scully
Mulder!
Maurice
Want your car keys?
[ thunderclap ]
Dana Scully
Where did you get those?
Maurice
He's got nowhere to go this christmas. No one to go with. Did he happen to mention a story about a lovers' pact?
Dana Scully
Where did you get those keys?
Maurice
The man is acting out an unconscious yearning. The deep-seated terror of being alone.
Fox Mulder
Scully! Scully, are you there?
Dana Scully
I'm here, Mulder!
Fox Mulder
Open the door, Scully! [ doorknob rattling ]
Dana Scully
Open the door.
Maurice
I've seen it happen too many times in this house.
Dana Scully
I don't believe you. Just open the door. Open the door!
Fox Mulder
Where's Scully?
Dana Scully
Mulder.
Scene 05
Scene 05
Dana Scully
Mulder, what are you doing? Mulder!
Fox Mulder
There's no getting out of here, Scully. There's no way home.
Dana Scully
Mulder, come on. Mulder, don't come any closer. You're scaring me. Put the gun down!
Fox Mulder
You gonna shoot me?
Dana Scully
I'm not gonna shoot you! I don't want to shoot you!
Fox Mulder
It's me or you. You or me. One of us has to do it.
Dana Scully
Mulder, look, we don't have to do this.
Fox Mulder
Oh, yes, we do!
Dana Scully
We can get out of here.
Fox Mulder
Even if we could, what's waiting for us? More loneliness! And then 365 more shopping days till even more loneliness!
Dana Scully
I don't believe what you're saying. I don't believe a word of it.
Fox Mulder
Merry christmas, Scully.
Lyda
And a happy new year.
Mulder/Lyda
Let me go!
Lyda
Let me go! Come on back! Let me go!
Mulder/Lyda
Let me go!
Fox Mulder
Scully! Hey, Scully.
Dana Scully
Mulder. Is that you?
Fox Mulder
What did you do?
Dana Scully
I didn't believe it, Mulder.
Fox Mulder
You didn't believe what?
Dana Scully
I didn't believe that you'd do it. That I would-- merry christmas, Mulder.
Fox Mulder
What are you doing?
[ gunshot ]
Fox Mulder
Scu-- scul--
[ laughing ]
♪♪
Music
♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let yourself be light ♪ ♪ from now on your troubles will be out of sight ♪
[ groans ]
Music
♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ make the yuletide gay ♪ ♪ from now on our troubles will be Miles away ♪
[ thunderclap ]
Music
♪ here we are as in olden days ♪
Fox Mulder
Scully? ♪ happy golden days of yore ♪
Music
♪ faithful friends who are dear to us ♪ ♪ gather near to us ♪
Fox Mulder
Scully! ♪ once more ♪
Music
♪ through the years we all will be together ♪ ♪ until then we'll have to muddle through somehow ♪
Dana Scully
I'm not gonna make it.
Fox Mulder
No, you're not. Not without me, you're not.
Dana Scully
Are you afraid, Mulder?
[ groans ]
Dana Scully
I am.
Fox Mulder
I am too.
Music
♪ faithful friends who are dear to us ♪ ♪ gather near to us ♪
Fox Mulder
You should have thought of this.
Dana Scully
You should have.
Fox Mulder
You shot me first!
Dana Scully
I didn't shoot you. You shot me.
Music
♪ if the fates allow ♪ ♪ until then we'll have to muddle through somehow ♪
[ thunderclap ]
Fox Mulder
Scully.
Dana Scully
What?
Fox Mulder
Get up.
Dana Scully
I can't.
Fox Mulder
Get up. You're not shot.
Dana Scully
What?
Fox Mulder
Come on. It's a trick. It's all in your head.
Music
♪ faithful friends who are dear to us ♪ ♪ gather near to us once more ♪ ♪ through the years we all will be together ♪ ♪ if the fates allow ♪ ♪ hang a shining star upon the highest bough ♪ ♪ and have yourself ♪ ♪ a merry little christmas ♪
Fox Mulder
♪ now ♪♪
Lyda
You hear that? It's christmas.
Maurice
One for the books.
Lyda
We almost had those two, didn't we?
Maurice
Almost had 'em.
Lyda
Two such lonely souls.
Maurice
Can't let our failures haunt us.
Lyda
You wonder what they were really out here looking for.
Maurice
Hard to say. People now, this is just another joyless day of the year.
Lyda
Not for us.
Maurice
No. We haven't forgotten the meaning of christmas.
[ man chuckling ]
[ continues chuckling ]
Tv Scrooge
I don't deserve to be so happy. I can't help it. I just can't help it.
Tv Narrator
Scrooge was better than his word. He became as good a friend, as good a master... And as good a man as the good old city ever knew, [ knocking continues ] or any other good old city, town or borough in the good old world. And to tiny tim--
Dana Scully
I, uh-- I couldn't sleep. I was, um--
Fox Mulder
Can I come in? Yeah. Aren't you supposed to be opening christmas gifts with your family?
Dana Scully
Mulder, none of that really happened out there tonight. That was all in our heads, right?
Fox Mulder
It must have been.
Dana Scully
Not that my only joy in life is proving you wrong.
Fox Mulder
When have you proved me wrong?
Dana Scully
Well, why else would you want me out there with you?
Fox Mulder
You didn't want to be there? Oh, that's, um, self-righteous and... Narcissistic of me to say, isn't it?
Dana Scully
No, I mean, maybe I did want to be out there with you.
Unidentified speaker
You know,
Fox Mulder
I know we said that we weren't going to exchange gifts, but, uh, I got you a little something.
Dana Scully
Mulder.
Fox Mulder
Merry christmas.
Dana Scully
Well, I got you a little something too.
Music
♪ and have yourself ♪ ♪ a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ now ♪♪
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