John Doggett
Start with who you work for.
Man On The Street
I'm not at liberty to say.
John Doggett
Is this your wife? Maybe she's at liberty. Maybe she don't want to accompany you to prison.
Dana Scully
You staged this, didn't you? Arguing on the street. Everything.
Patti
No.
Dana Scully
It's a con job. What are you after, my baby?
Patti
No, no. I want to protect William.
Man On The Street
That's enough. You want to get us killed?
Patti
You said-- you said that they could help us. You told me that. That's what you said.
John Doggett
What the hell is going on here?
Man On The Street
They're watching.
John Doggett
They're watching?
Dana Scully
You got something to say, say it.
Man On The Street
I work for the national security agency. The name on my driver's license is false. If you were to call the police I would be detained only long enough for another nsa agent to authorize my release. I don't exist as a citizen, nor does anyone I work with.
John Doggett
So what are you doing here?
Man On The Street
As you can see, my wife is upset. I was coming to get her to stop this very event.
Monica Reyes
What's she so upset about?
Patti
We have a daughter... Joy. There's something about her. Something different. Just like there's something different with her son William.
John Doggett
Different how? How do you know anything about her or her son?
Man On The Street
I know virtually everything about you. And you. And you. Several months ago you saw your son effect the movement of the mobile over his crib. He spun it as if with this mind. It happened to us the same way.
Monica Reyes
So you've been looking in this apartment with what, cameras?
Man On The Street
Various forms of technology.
Monica Reyes
Then it's you who's been contacting us.
Man On The Street
Not directly. My scope is limited. I only look at what they tell me to. But I have a supervisor who I've told everything I'm telling you about my daughter and your son and he started to look into it. He learned things about a super soldier program. Things he won't tell us. Crimes, he says, against innocent people.
Dana Scully
What does he want with Mulder?
Man On The Street
Mulder's the only one capable of making the connections, he says.
Patti
Maybe we can help you. And maybe you can help us find out the truth... About what our babies really are.
Dana Scully
Hello.
Shadow Man
You've had quite an earful.
Dana Scully
Who is this?
Shadow Man
As my associate indiscreetly told you, we don't have names.
Dana Scully
You've been listening to us?
Shadow Man
It's all I could do after you closed the shades, agent Scully.
Dana Scully
You ever heard of the constitution?
Shadow Man
Yes. It's what allows foreign terrorists to live here and enjoy the american dream until time comes to destroy it. But my trespasses are the least of your concern after what they've done to you and Mulder.
Dana Scully
What have they done?
Shadow Man
Actually, it's what they're prepared to do next. I'd be happy to tell agent Mulder.
Dana Scully
Well, you're going to have to tell me 'cause I don't know how to reach agent Mulder.
Shadow Man
You reached him yesterday. You sent him an e-mail. Would you like me to read it to you?
Dana Scully
Why should I trust you? You're just a voice on the end of the phone. I'm not going to give you anything unless I can meet you. Unless I-- unless I can see your face. Are you still there?
Shadow Man
If you think you can flush me out you're making a big mistake. Bus bench, internet cafe. Come alone. You have 20 minutes.
John Doggett
Agent Scully. What are you doing?
Dana Scully
I'm going to meet your contact. I need you to watch William, Monica.
John Doggett
I don't like this. I don't like the feel of it and I don't like you agreeing to it without backup.
Dana Scully
You said I had to trust someone, right? Well, that's what I'm doing.