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The X-Files 10×4

& Mulder: Well, it looks like this person was born without footprints. Which is impossible... by the way.

& Nancy Huff: Yeah, him and Cutler are moving these poor homeless out of this area in order to build a ten-story apartment building to kick-start gentrification.

& Forensic Tech: There’s no organic material on this Band-Aid, but there’s no inorganic material either. It’s not alive. It’s not dead.

& Scully: I don’t care about the big questions right now, Mulder. I just want one more chance to ask my mom a few little ones.

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& Mulder: What? I wasn’t gonna shoot the kid. And I don’t do stairs anymore.
    Scully: Mulder, back in the day, I used to do stairs and in three-inch heels.
    Mulder: «Back in the day...» Scully, «back in the day» is now.

& Artist: The Band-Aid Nose Man... he’s different. Tibetan Buddhists would call him a Tulpa.
    Mulder: A thought form using mind and energy to will a consciousness into existence. Tulpa is a 1929 Theosophist mistranslation of the Tibetan word «tulku,» meaning «a manifestation body.» There is no idea in Tibetan Buddhism of a thought form or thought as form. And a... and a realized tulku would never harm anyone, let alone kill.

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