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Season 9 · Episode 5

Lord of the Flies

Character-labelled dialogue prepared from the official DVD subtitle track.

Production code9ABX06Original airdate · December 16, 2001
331 dialogue entries
Scene 01

Opening scene

[ whooping wildly ]

David Winkle

Yeah, dudes! Welcome to your dumb ass show! I am sky commander winky and this is the beautiful cap'n dare!

Captain Dare

Yeah, baby! Woo-hoo!

David Winkle

The biggest dumb ass I know.

Captain Dare

Thank you, sky commander.

David Winkle

Yes, cap'n dare will show you what a dumb ass he really is. But be forewarned, only a stupid dumb ass would neglect to take every safety precaution in the stunts you're about to witness.

[ grunts ]

David Winkle

Now, the physics alone took almost five minutes of calculations. Oh, oh... Yes!

Captain Dare

Yeah, dude, fire when ready. Aah, mother[ bleep ]! What the [ bleep ]!

[ groaning ]

David Winkle

Now that's a dumb ass! Oh, right in the target!

Scene 02

Scene 02

Captain Dare

Hey, natalie, come here. How about a kiss for good luck?

Natalie Gordon

Bill, why are you doing this?

David Winkle

His name's cap'n dare and he'll be famous one day for going where no dudes have gone before.

Captain Dare

Hey, if you won't give me a kiss how about throwing me a magazine?

[ crowd laughing ]

[ goofy retching ]

[ whooping ]

[ engine accelerating ]

[ crowd cheers and whoops ]

David Winkle

Yeah! Yeah! Oh, yeah!

[ whooping ]

David Winkle

Hey, hey... That... That is it! Whoo! There it is! There it is, yes! That is a dumb ass! That is a dumb ass!

[ whooping ]

[ crowd cheering ]

[ groaning with disgust ]

[ laughter ]

[ crowd cheering ]

[ whooping and laughing ]

David Winkle

And now, the awesome cap'n dare will make dumb ass history in the scientifically modified shopping cart of doom-- rolling down this hill hitting the launch ramp at an estimated 24.6 Miles an hour sailing just over the scrumptious natalie gordon who will be holding this flaming torch in her mouth.

Natalie Gordon

Whoa, I didn't say I was going to do anything.

David Winkle

What? This is the money shot, natalie. We need you. Cap'n, will you tell her?

Captain Dare

Yeah, come on, natalie, what could go wrong?

Natalie Gordon

What could go wrong?! You mean besides landing on me and crushing my head, bill? Would you...?

David Winkle

It'll be killer. The cap'n will jump her her torch will set the cart on fire-- whoosh-- and our daring hero rolling on to salvation into the pool of life. Triumphant.

Captain Dare

Natalie, come on, just do it for me, please? Please? Please?

The Crowd

Yeah, come on, natalie.

Captain Dare

Come on.

[ crowd goading ]

[ crowd giggling ]

[ cheers and applause ]

[ bill yelling ]

[ grunts ]

[ crowd cheering ]

David Winkle

Now, that's a dumb ass. Come on, bill. Get up.

[ natalie crying ]

David Winkle

Hey, bill! Hey, bill!

[ crowd gasps ]

[ screaming ]

[ elevator bell dings ]

Scene 03

MEDICAL EXAMINER'S UNIT

Dr. Fountain

Thanks for coming so quickly.

Monica Reyes

Are you the medical examiner?

Dr. Fountain

Yes, yes, I'm dr. Fountain. And you're the experts from the FBI?

John Doggett

The experts?

Dr. Fountain

Well, I was told you were the experts.

Monica Reyes

We work on the X-Files. Our expertise is the unexplained.

John Doggett

We were told you had an unexplained death here.

Dr. Fountain

Well, you're the experts. You tell me.

John Doggett

So why don't you explain exactly what happened here, doctor?

Dr. Fountain

Well, I can't. That's the point.

Monica Reyes

You can't tell us anything?

Dr. Fountain

Well, all things considered, I'd prefer not to go on record.

John Doggett

Why is that?

Dr. Fountain

Well, it's the kid's parents. They're suing everyone.

Monica Reyes

For what?

Dr. Fountain

Everything. They're suing the county for making the street too steep the supermarket he stole the shopping cart from the company that made the helmet he was wearing.

[ groans ]

John Doggett

Off the record, doc... What the hell has that got to do with a supermarket shopping cart?

Dr. Fountain

You familiar with the dumb ass show?

Monica Reyes

The dumb ass show?

Dr. Fountain

It's a cable TV show where the kids act like, well, dumb asses. They videotape themselves doing stupid stunts.

John Doggett

You mean this was an accident?

Dr. Fountain

I'd prefer not to get sucked into a legal nightmare here. You investigate the unexplained. How about you explain it to me?

[ sighs ]

Monica Reyes

Dr. Fountain, do you see this?

John Doggett

What the hell is that?

Dr. Fountain

You're asking me?

[ screaming ]

[ flies buzzing ]

[ elevator bell dings ]

Scene 04

Scene 04

John Doggett

Thanks for coming so quickly.

Dana Scully

The message said urgent. What is it you want me to look at here?

John Doggett

We were hoping you could tell us.

Dr. Fountain

Is, uh, she the expert?

Scene 05

Scene 05

Dr. Fountain

Well? What do you think?

Dana Scully

Well, I have to say that, uh... I've never seen anything quite like this before.

John Doggett

Well, something killed this kid.

Dana Scully

Well, judging from the amount of insect feces in the ear and nasal cavities it appears that they fed at such a furious rate that it caused the boy's skull to collapse from the inside. His helmet protected his head during the crash. There is no impact trauma here whatsoever. None.

Monica Reyes

You're saying flies killed him.

John Doggett

All the kids at the scene... And the flies choose to attack this boy? Why?

Monica Reyes

Maybe they were attracted for reasons we're not seeing.

John Doggett

What if somebody put something in his helmet? Insect pheromone. You know, "spanish fly"-- that stuff you see advertised in the back of magazines that guys use to attract girls. I glance at them for amusement.

Dana Scully

I may have to brush up on my "spanish fly" but I don't think the science works that way. Anyway, before we start looking for an m.o. I want to find out what kind of fly would act that aggressively.

Rocky Bronzino

The musca vetustissima walker. The australian bush fly. It craves protein so much it will actually crawl into your open nose, mouth, ears even your eyes to feed on nutritious blood and moisture. Though the new zealand screw-worm fly often kills its victims in mere moments by burrowing into an open wound or cut. I'm sorry. I'm dr. Rocky bronzino. Hi. Rocky bronzino. Hello there. Rocky bronzino, field entomological expert rutgers university, at your service.

Dana Scully

Dr. Bronzino--

Rocky Bronzino

Rocky.

Dana Scully

These flies you mentioned neither of them are indigenous to north america. Are you suggesting that we've got a virulent foreign vector here?

Rocky Bronzino

No. The specimens you collected are your garden- variety calliphorid. Harmless as, well... Flies.

John Doggett

What are you suggesting then?

Rocky Bronzino

Nothing. Dr. Fountain brought me in for my scientific expertise. And I must say... I'm glad he did.

Monica Reyes

Dr. Bronzino you should know we may be looking at a murder.

Rocky Bronzino

A murder? Are there any suspects?

[ bell ringing ]

Scene 06

GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

David Winkle

Natalie gordon-- the lady in cap'n dare's short life and the last person to see him alive.

Natalie Gordon

Leave me alone, winky.

David Winkle

It's for the dumb ass memorial video. For our fallen hero. Just a few words for cap'n dare, come on.

Natalie Gordon

You want a few words, winky? You're a jerk! And so is your brother for making bill do all those stupid stunts.

David Winkle

Hey, cap'n dare died doing what he loved! Pushing the envelope. Maybe if you weren't such a-- hey, you! Freaky-deaky. You want your own memorial, huh? You want to be in dumb ass?

Dylan Lokensgard

Just leave her alone.

David Winkle

I'm talking to you now, freak.

[ laughter ]

Anne Lokensgard

David winkle. In my office, right now!

David Winkle

Typical. Lokensgard's gotta have his mommy stick up for him. Baby.

[ students laughing ]

[ winky whooping ]

[ engine accelerating ]

[ crowd cheering ]

Unidentified speaker

...that is it! Whoo! There it is!

Scene 07

Scene 07

John Doggett

I think I just solved this case. This kid had crap for brains, the flies couldn't resist.

Monica Reyes

Oh, and you were such a choirboy growing up?

John Doggett

I mean, we did some stupid stuff but we didn't know it was stupid at the time. This isn't just stupid, this is glorification of stupid. These kids take enormous pride in being sub-mental.

Monica Reyes

That's why they call it dumb ass.

[ cheering and whooping ]

Anne Lokensgard

Mr. David winkle.

John Doggett

Sky pilot winky. Just the man we want to see. Come on in. That's very entertaining, sky pilot.

David Winkle

Sky commander, if you don't mind.

John Doggett

And you can call me sheriff John when I haul your dumb ass off to jail, winky.

David Winkle

What are you talking about?

Monica Reyes

We obtained a copy of a recent e-mail you sent offering to sell the video of your friend's death to the Fox network.

David Winkle

What? No, no, no, I wrote all the networks. Fox was the only one who had any interest in it.

Monica Reyes

I don't think you understand.

David Winkle

Wait... You think I killed him? You think I killed cap'n dare to make money? My best friend?

John Doggett

Well, looking at this video you were the last person to have contact with him. You handed him his helmet at the top of the hill. I think you put something in it.

[ grunting ]

John Doggett

Sit down, sky commander.

David Winkle

I can't! I'm being attacked! Oh, god, it's happening to me!

[ grunts ]

[ panting ]

[ cheering on videotape ]

David Winkle

Now that's a dumb ass!

[ buzzing ]

Scene 08

Scene 08

Anne Lokensgard

Where you been? Dinner's been on the table almost an hour, young man.

Dylan Lokensgard

I'm not hungry.

Anne Lokensgard

Well, then, you sit down here until you get hungry. Dylan. I have something to talk to you about. Dylan!

Music

♪ it's no good trying to place your hand ♪ ♪ where I can't see because I understand ♪ ♪ that you're different from me ♪

[ knocking ]

Anne Lokensgard

Dylan?

Music

♪ yes, I can tell that you can't be... ♪

[ knocking ]

Anne Lokensgard

Dylan?

Music

♪...what you pretend ♪

[ music volume increases ]

Music

♪ and you're rocking backwards and you're rocking towards... ♪

[ clicking ]

[ buzzing ]

[ clicking and buzzing continues ]

[ buzzing gets louder ]

[ door opening ]

Scene 09

Scene 09

Dana Scully

I'm glad you're here. I think we just got our first real break.

Monica Reyes

What did you find?

Dana Scully

Well, it's what the entomologist rocky bronzino found. The flies that ate of the brain and skull of the victim are all female. Every last one of them.

John Doggett

Exactly how is that a break?

Dana Scully

Well, what are the chances of that?

Monica Reyes

You mean that the absence of males suggests there's a reason for the attack. Behaviorally.

Dana Scully

Well, something biological is going on. Whether it's hormonal or chemical something has caused these bugs to attack.

John Doggett

Or a need to express themselves.

Dana Scully

To what?

John Doggett

This is a kid that calls himself "sky commander winky." agent Reyes and I were interviewing him as a suspect when this happened. The paramedics arrived and treated him for an aggressive attack of body lice.

Dana Scully

Hmm. Lice are not altogether uncommon in a school environment.

John Doggett

Except that these are better spellers than most of the kids.

Dana Scully

So what are you saying? That this is just another dumb ass stunt?

Monica Reyes

Well, that was my first thought. But the victim here was just too freaked out by this incident to make me believe he'd staged this. Which leads me to think that while you may be right about this being a matter of biology, someone is directing the biology.

Dana Scully

How does one direct bugs?

Monica Reyes

I don't know how but we've been running down a long list of witnesses. A loner who was present at every dumb ass stunt and who had a run-in with this kid winky at school just prior to the lice attacking. His name is dylan lokensgard. We're going to want to talk to him.

[ doorbell ringing ]

[ knock at door ]

Scene 10

Scene 10

Anne Lokensgard

Dylan?

[ knocking ]

Anne Lokensgard

Dylan? I want to have a talk with you.

[ knocking ]

Anne Lokensgard

Honey, can you come out here? Dylan? Dylan!? Dylan!

[ car engine running ]

Anne Lokensgard

Where are you going?

Dylan Lokensgard

To school.

Anne Lokensgard

I know where you're going.

Dylan Lokensgard

Well, what did natalie want?

Anne Lokensgard

You stay away from her. Dylan, she's no good for you. She's only going to get you into trouble.

Dylan Lokensgard

Natalie and I are friends. We've been friends since we were kids.

Anne Lokensgard

But you're not kids anymore, dylan. Which is why we need to talk, honey.

[ frustrated sigh ]

Anne Lokensgard

You're going through changes. Your body is going through changes.

Dylan Lokensgard

You don't understand anything. I don't want to talk to you. I wish dad was still here. You don't know anything about me.

Anne Lokensgard

Honey, I want what's best for you. Dylan! Come back here! Dylan!

Scene 11

Scene 11

Rocky Bronzino

So many flowers... So little time.

Dana Scully

Excuse me?

Rocky Bronzino

Pheromones, dr. Scully. Heavy in the air. Nature's natural attractants. Driving the insect world to go forth and pollinate.

Dana Scully

I'm aware of how pheromones work. But according to this device there isn't a single pheromone to be found out here.

Rocky Bronzino

Well, that can't be right. The bio-sensor we use is an actual fly antenna over which the pheromones pass. But I modified the eag to measure in picograms which makes it sensitive to traces a mile in any direction. But I'm still not sure why you think that pheromones might cause an otherwise harmless fly to attack a human so violently, doctor... Rocky.

Dana Scully

Rocky.

Rocky Bronzino

Bugs are small-minded creatures, and therefore very predictable. They don't have moods, per se. They react to circumstance and stimuli as they have been doing for millennia.

Dana Scully

So what do you suppose they're reacting to out here?

Rocky Bronzino

It may be the bugs are being somehow driven crazy with desire. You know, they say we humans respond to pheromones, too.

Dana Scully

Yeah, I tend to agree with that, yeah.

Rocky Bronzino

"women's dormitory syndrome." it's believed that pheromones are the reason that women who live together share the same menstrual cycle.

Dana Scully

Fascinating.

Rocky Bronzino

You know, when a male and female calliphorid fly mate they stay joined for up to one and a half hours. One and a half, doctor.

Dana Scully

You know, rocky... I'm a mother.

Rocky Bronzino

Mothers are women, too.

[ beeping ]

Rocky Bronzino

Big hit!

Dana Scully

What is it?

Rocky Bronzino

A high concentration of c-13 calliphorone... Incoming.

[ rapid beeping ]

Scene 12

Scene 12

Dylan Lokensgard

Natalie!

[ screaming ]

[ crashing, branches cracking ]

Natalie Gordon

Dylan?

[ gasping ]

Natalie Gordon

Are you all right?

Dylan Lokensgard

I'm fine.

Natalie Gordon

What about your bike?

Dylan Lokensgard

Um, I'll get it later.

Natalie Gordon

I came by your house to see you.

Dylan Lokensgard

Oh, really?

Natalie Gordon

Yeah, your mom made it sound like there was something wrong with you.

Dylan Lokensgard

Me? I'm fine. What-what did you want?

[ sighs ]

Natalie Gordon

I wanted to apologize about what happened yesterday in the cafeteria. Winky can be such a jerk. I was just worried about you.

Dylan Lokensgard

W-w-what'd I say?

Natalie Gordon

Nothing. No one understands. My mom and dad think it's just going to go away. What I'm feeling...

Dylan Lokensgard

You-you mean about bill?

Natalie Gordon

I wish I could just turn back time. I wish I could just... Make everything go away and start all over again.

Dylan Lokensgard

I know. Like-like when we were kids.

Natalie Gordon

Yeah. Remember the night we played hide-and-seek on your street?

Dylan Lokensgard

Manhunt.

Natalie Gordon

We hid in the tree together.

Dylan Lokensgard

Our names are still carved in it.

[ awkward laugh ]

Natalie Gordon

I'm-I'm going to get marked late.

[ awkward laugh ]

Monica Reyes

Dylan lokensgard? Can you come with us, dylan?

David Winkle (recorded)

And now the awesome cap'n dare will make dumb ass history

Unidentified speaker

In a scientifically modified shopping cart of doom. Rolling down this hill--

Scene 13

Scene 13

Dylan Lokensgard

Why are you showing me this?

Monica Reyes

What do you think of it?

Dylan Lokensgard

You mean, the dumb ass show?

John Doggett

That, and the kids who make it.

Dylan Lokensgard

I know them, you know...

Monica Reyes

You ever have contact with bill? The kid who played cap'n dare?

Dylan Lokensgard

No.

John Doggett

You have anything against him?

Dylan Lokensgard

No.

Monica Reyes

Do you think it's strange that he was attacked and killed by insects?

Dylan Lokensgard

Who wouldn't?

Anne Lokensgard

What's going on in here?

Monica Reyes

We're talking to dylan.

Anne Lokensgard

Oh, no, you're not. Dylan...

John Doggett

Ma'am...

Anne Lokensgard

No one interrogates my son in my office without my permission.

Monica Reyes

Just calm down, mrs. Lokensgard.

Anne Lokensgard

[ flies buzzing ] he's not a part of that crowd. What are you accusing him of?

John Doggett

We're not accusing him. Just trying to see what he knows.

Anne Lokensgard

He doesn't know anything.

Monica Reyes

He was at the crime scene.

Anne Lokensgard

Yeah, well, so were a lot of kids. Dylan...

[ buzzing ]

Scene 14

Scene 14

John Doggett

Too late, gentlemen. Bugs are gone. Bugs are all gone. Whatever. How's he doing?

Monica Reyes

He's unhurt, apparently. Not so much as a single bite on him.

John Doggett

Mrs. Lokensgard? I don't think we've finished talking to dylan.

Anne Lokensgard

Oh, yes, you have! We're going home.

John Doggett

I've said it before and I'll say it again: the whole reason this case is attracting flies is because somebody's full of crap.

Monica Reyes

I think what we just saw was a show. Dylan lokensgard caused those bugs to attack him to make himself look like a victim instead of the perpetrator.

John Doggett

Okay, but how? This guy's the horse whisperer, only for bugs?

Monica Reyes

I don't know how he's doing it but I may know a way to find out.

[ elevator bell dings ]

Scene 15

Scene 15

Dana Scully

Where did you get this?

John Doggett

Dylan lokensgard provided it to us when we interviewed him.

Dana Scully

I have to warn you, there's typically not a lot to be found in a teenage boy's sweaty kleenex.

Monica Reyes

You were looking for pheromones. Aren't there pheromones produced in adolescent sweat?

Dana Scully

Yes, it's what causes b.o., but all too obviously it's not all that attractive-- to anything.

[ slow beeping ]

[ faster beeping ]

Scene 16

Scene 16

Rocky Bronzino

I've got a reading here that's going right off the scale. Holy toledo! We've got pheromones coming out the ying-yang here. C-13 calliphorone, and how.

[ rapid beeping continues ]

[ steady tone ]

John Doggett

What happened?

Rocky Bronzino

I think my electroantennogram just... Tilted.

Monica Reyes

What's c-13 calliphorone?

Dana Scully

Insect pheromone.

Rocky Bronzino

Where did you find this mother lode?

Monica Reyes

A boy named dylan lokensgard. That specimen came from him.

Rocky Bronzino

A boy... Is secreting bug pheromones? That's impossible. Preposterous.

John Doggett

You're the expert dr. Bronzino. How else do you explain it, then?

Dana Scully

Rocky?

Rocky Bronzino

A boy is a boy, a bug is a bug. You can't have it both ways.

Dana Scully

Okay, so this boy's going through puberty, right? I mean, maybe his body chemistry is somehow just going crazy and it's his raging teenage hormones that are attracting all these insects.

Monica Reyes

What if it's more than chemistry or hormones? More than biology? Dylan's not just attracting these bugs he's using them to act out.

Dana Scully

Yes, but against what?

Monica Reyes

We saw him talking to a girl.

John Doggett

The one in the dumb ass video. Cap'n dare's girlfriend.

[ rock ballad playing on cd ]

[ volkswagen engine chugging ]

Dylan Lokensgard

Natalie... [ whispers ] natalie?

Scene 17

Scene 17

Natalie Gordon

Dylan?

Dylan Lokensgard

What are you doing?

Natalie Gordon

I need to talk to you, dylan.

Dylan Lokensgard

[ whispers ] you have to be quiet-- it's my mom, she's going to hear you.

Natalie Gordon

[ whispers ] I'm coming up.

Dylan Lokensgard

What? No.

Natalie Gordon

Hey... You're going to break your neck.

Unidentified speaker

I needed to see you.

Dylan Lokensgard

Shh.

Natalie Gordon

I haven't been here in so long.

Dylan Lokensgard

Since 4th grade. After school. It was a wednesday in april. "a dream in a mist of gray." that's from a syd barrett song.

Natalie Gordon

How do you know all these things?

Dylan Lokensgard

My dad told me. Syd barrett, he was in the band pink floyd. He was, like this brilliant guy that nobody understood.

Natalie Gordon

Kind of like you?

Dylan Lokensgard

Me?

Natalie Gordon

I never said I was sorry when your dad disappeared, dylan. I never said a lot of things. But I want to say them now. I know you've always cared about me. We've grown apart, but... I haven't forgotten you. And... After we talked this morning at school I realized... How special you really are to me.

Dylan Lokensgard

I can't believe this.

Natalie Gordon

After what happened to bill... I realized how important it is to have someone who does understand you and... I wanted to do this.

Dylan Lokensgard

That... That was amazing.

[ chuckles ]

[ whimpers ]

Natalie Gordon

What... What... Was that?

Dylan Lokensgard

What was what?

Natalie Gordon

Your... Your... Your mouth, your tongue... There's something wrong with you.

Dylan Lokensgard

No, don't-don't say that.

Natalie Gordon

I got to go.

Dylan Lokensgard

Natalie, please. Please, don't. Just stay. Let me talk to you.

[ engine starting ]

[ crying ]

Dylan Lokensgard

Natalie, listen to me! Natalie, please...

David Winkle

Hey, bug boy! How about we go for a little buzz around the block.

Scene 18

Scene 18

David Winkle

So, lokensgard... How'd you do it, huh? How'd you kill him?

Dylan Lokensgard

I thought bugs killed cap'n dare.

David Winkle

Yeah, bugs who do what you say.

Dylan Lokensgard

You want to know how I did it? I'll show you. But maybe you should get your camera ready.

David Winkle

What are you talking about?

Dylan Lokensgard

I just have to open my mouth.

Unidentified speaker

Oh, god!

[ tires squealing ]

[ glass shattering ]

Scene 19

Scene 19

Dana Scully

Mrs. Lokensgard? Dylan?

[ steady beeping ]

Rocky Bronzino

I'm getting a reading here. Trace levels inside the house.

Dana Scully

Well, I guess that's probable cause.

Rocky Bronzino

Dr. Scully? This is so exciting. I've never had a partner before.

Dana Scully

I have.

Rocky Bronzino

I'd like to think of it as a hymenopteran relationship. Two scientists using their special knowledge reaching higher than either of them could ever reach alone. And if I may say so, doctor, you complete me.

Dana Scully

I got upstairs, you take down.

Rocky Bronzino

All right.

[ steady beeping continues ]

Scene 20

Scene 20

Boy

Hey!

David Winkle

Who's that?

Boy

Someone's coming. Ow! Get us out!

[ groaning in pain ]

[ moaning ]

[ coughing ]

[ moaning ]

Boy

Oh, god. Ow! God!

John Doggett

David winkle, is that you?

David Winkle

Yeah.

John Doggett

Now that's a dumb ass.

David Winkle

It wasn't a stunt, it was, uh... It was dylan lokensgard. He attacked us.

Monica Reyes

He attacked you?

David Winkle

Yeah, the dude's a freakin' bug. He chewed right out the back window. Ow!

[ groaning ]

Monica Reyes

You stay. I'll go see that dylan didn't head to that girl's house.

Dana Scully

[ phone ringing ] Scully.

Scene 21

Scene 21

John Doggett

Where are you?

Dana Scully

I'm with rocky at the lokensgard house. But there's nobody here.

John Doggett

Yeah, well, I'm afraid the kid's on a tear. He's caused a car accident out here on glenhaven road.

Dana Scully

How'd he do that?

John Doggett

You better see for yourself.

[ beeping ]

Rocky Bronzino

C-13 calliphorone. I'm getting a stiff new reading from up here.

Dana Scully

Yeah, dylan's bedroom's up there. Unfortunately, he's not in it.

Rocky Bronzino

Where are you going?

Dana Scully

The kid's on a rampage.

Rocky Bronzino

Whoa!

Dana Scully

You got my number, partner.

Scene 22

Scene 22

Monica Reyes

Natalie?

Natalie Gordon

Whoever you are, leave me alone.

Monica Reyes

Natalie, I'm Monica Reyes, with the FBI. I'm here because I need your help. It's about dylan lokensgard.

Natalie Gordon

Don't say that name around me!

Monica Reyes

It's important. You may be the key to this, to stopping him.

Natalie Gordon

Dylan lokensgard is a freak! I thought he was the normal one.

Monica Reyes

I think dylan was normal, just like any other kid. Whatever it is he's going through it has to do with what he's becoming.

Natalie Gordon

He kissed me!

Monica Reyes

And it's probably what he's living for. And now it's probably why he lost all control and attacked david winkle and his brother.

Natalie Gordon

He attacked winky?

Monica Reyes

They're going to be okay. We just want to make sure he doesn't hurt anyone else, natalie. All right?

[ whimpers ]

Monica Reyes

Come with me.

[ shuddering gasp ]

[ natalie whimpering ]

Dylan Lokensgard

Why did you run from me?

Natalie Gordon

What is wrong with you?

Dylan Lokensgard

I'm different, natalie. Isn't that what you wanted? Somebody different from bill and winky?

Natalie Gordon

You killed bill.

Dylan Lokensgard

To keep you from being killed. And now you're coming with me.

Monica Reyes

Just stay where you are, dylan.

[ steady beeping ]

[ erratic beeping ]

[ rapid beeping ]

[ squeaking ]

[ door opens and closes ]

Scene 24

Scene 24

Dylan Lokensgard

Don't try and stop me. That little talk that you wanted to have with me? It'll have to wait.

Anne Lokensgard

Where do you think you're going?

Dylan Lokensgard

It's where we're going, me and natalie. I'll be taking the car.

Anne Lokensgard

You'll be doing nothing of the sort.

Dylan Lokensgard

You don't want to cross me, mom. I am not some kid everybody can kick around anymore.

Anne Lokensgard

You think I don't know what you are? It's what I've been trying to tell you, dylan to save you from what you are about to do. These are the things I couldn't tell you. The things I couldn't tell your father. You are not like the other kids. You never will be.

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John Doggett

Monica! Monica!

[ muffled shout ]

John Doggett

Holy mother... Monica, hold on! Can you hear me? Monica, can you breathe? Monica, talk to me.

Monica Reyes

He's got the girl.

John Doggett

Where'd they go?

Monica Reyes

To dylan's house.

John Doggett

That's where Scully is. She lost phone contact with the entomologist, bronzino.

[ crickets chirping ]

[ whimpering sobs ]

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Dana Scully

Where are they?

[ whimpers ]

Dana Scully

Natalie!

[ whimpering ]

[ muffled moaning ]

[ gasps ]

Rocky Bronzino

[ bronzino, muffled ] help me. Help me.

Unidentified speaker

Oh...

[ panting ]

[ gasping ]

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Dana Scully

Four more bodies were found in the lokensgard attic including that of michael lokensgard dylan's father, long reported missing. It now appears that he, like the others, fell victim to dylan's mother who, in dr. Rocky bronzino's expert opinion, was neither human nor insect but something in between. A biological anomaly, whose difference from the rest of humanity could be hidden only for so long. However strong dylan lokensgard's yearning to fit in, to win acceptance, to love and to be loved he could not defeat the unseen forces which direct behavior. In the struggle between our desire to determine who and what we will be and the identity which biology defines for us there can only be one outcome. But even in victory, there are forces biology cannot defeat-- the stirrings of the soul the mysteries of desire the simple truth that the heart wants... What the heart wants.

About this transcript

The dialogue comes from the official DVD subtitle track supplied by Boggsfiles. Speaker and scene attribution was cross-checked against character-labelled reference material. Subtitle wording is preserved while capitalization and spacing are standardized for easier reading.