The X-Files, Season 6

Karin Berquist:
Where's Fox?

Scully:
Continuing his investigation.

Karin Berquist:
You're not working together?

Scully:
No. This is my investigation.

Karin Berquist:
Of...?

Scully:
You.

Karin Berquist:
I have no idea what you mean.

Scully:
I thought at first that they were eccentricities or affectations - the dark, the clothes - but it's photosensitivity. Your sleeves cover up skin lesions. It's why you're here amongst the humans instead of out in the field. Systemic lupus erythematosus.

Karin Berquist:
Lupus... From the Latin for "wolf." Ironic, isn't it?

Scully:
Ironic or perverse?

Karin Berquist:
I've ignored the symptoms for years. I've always felt more like a wolf than a person.

Scully:
But not with Mulder. With Mulder, you found somebody you could communicate with.... someone who challenged you... But that wasn't enough. You needed to lure him out here.

Karin Berquist:
(flatly) I lack your feminine wiles.

Scully:
(looks away for a moment) You don't believe it, do you - not for a minute - that there's an animal out there killing?

Karin Berquist:
I don't believe that this man, Dr. Detweiler, ever caught it. I lived in Asia. I know about the Wanshang Dhole and if it survived for over a century it was because it was more cunning than man, more cunning than this man Detweiler ever dreamed of.

Scully:
More cunning than you? (Karin looks surprised; Scully warns her) I'm watching you.

Karin Berquist:
You watch... But you don't see.