1. Yes.Copy !req
2. - Love you.
- And I love you.Copy !req
3. - Hello.
- Morning, sir.Copy !req
4. Good morning.Copy !req
5. - Good morning, Cecil.
- Top o' the morning to yen.Copy !req
6. Oh, thank you.Copy !req
7. - Goodbye, darling!
- Goodbye, Charles!Copy !req
8. - What time can I expect you?
- Before supper.Copy !req
9. Oh! I forgot what it was like
to spend a day in court.Copy !req
10. That's one of the luxuries to hunting
down aliens and genetic mutants.Copy !req
11. You rarely get to press charges.Copy !req
12. - It's open.
- What?Copy !req
13. - It's unlocked.
- That's weird.Copy !req
14. - I'm sure I locked it.
- Must be an X-File.Copy !req
15. What's that?Copy !req
16. I told you I locked the door.Copy !req
17. What do you think it is?Copy !req
18. Ten to one you can't dance to it.Copy !req
19. Greetings, Agent Mulder.Copy !req
20. Six months ago, British MP
Reggie Ellicott received a cassette...Copy !req
21. like the one you're listening to now.Copy !req
22. Unfortunately, when he popped
the tape into the stereo...Copy !req
23. he armed a device which,
when he tried to exit the car...Copy !req
24. created an explosion
heard five miles away.Copy !req
25. The Scotland Yard forensic team could only
identify the poor bastard by dental records.Copy !req
26. If only he hadn't reached for the handle
and triggered the detonator!Copy !req
27. But how was he to know he was
sitting on enough plastic explosive...Copy !req
28. to lift the car 40 feet...Copy !req
29. and deposit the engine block
on top of a three-storey building?Copy !req
30. Aren't we looking rather ghostly?Copy !req
31. It's an old friend.Copy !req
32. - Aren't you going to thank me?
- For what?Copy !req
33. Saving your life. One tends not
to make the same mistake twice.Copy !req
34. - I'll try to remember that.
- You left your sense of humour...Copy !req
35. - ... in Oxford ten years ago?
- It's one of the few things...Copy !req
36. you didn't drive a stake through.Copy !req
37. You know, some mistakes
are worth making twice.Copy !req
38. Dana Scully, this is Phoebe Green,
terror of Scotland Yard.Copy !req
39. - Hello.
- Hello.Copy !req
40. She hates me.Copy !req
41. What brings you to the colonies?Copy !req
42. Some clever bloke has been giving
the aristocracy a good scare.Copy !req
43. Killed off a ranking MP
or three for good measure.Copy !req
44. Set Windsor Castle ablaze in 1992.Copy !req
45. - Your car bomber?
- This one likes to burn his victims alive.Copy !req
46. Can't figure out how he does it either.Copy !req
47. Not a crumb of evidence at the crime scene.Copy !req
48. The last one died in his front garden...Copy !req
49. his poor wife watching helplessly
as he went up in smoke.Copy !req
50. The Irish Republican Army?Copy !req
51. Our suspect likes to send
love letters to his victims' wives.Copy !req
52. Sent one to the wife of
Sir Malcolm Marsden a month ago.Copy !req
53. Three days later he narrowly escaped
a fire in his garage, burned down.Copy !req
54. So they're renting a place
out on Cape Cod...Copy !req
55. bringing the family
for an extended holiday.Copy !req
56. - Or until we catch the dirty bugger.
- He's that determined?Copy !req
57. Judging by his success, he takes
a certain delight in his work.Copy !req
58. So what brings you on this detour
to Washington DC, Inspector?Copy !req
59. I figured my friend Mulder...Copy !req
60. couldn't resist a three-pipe problem.Copy !req
61. I'll run it by our arson specialist.Copy !req
62. Splendid.Copy !req
63. I'll call London, let them know.Copy !req
64. Oh, goodbye.Copy !req
65. Three-pipe problem?Copy !req
66. - From Sherlock Holmes. It's a private joke.
- How private?Copy !req
67. Um...Copy !req
68. We knew each other at school in England.
She was brilliant and, uh...Copy !req
69. I got in over my head and I...
paid the price.Copy !req
70. Mulder, you just keep unfolding
like a flower.Copy !req
71. It was over ten years ago, Scully.Copy !req
72. Yeah. You couldn't drop everything
fast enough to help her out.Copy !req
73. I was merely extending her
a professional courtesy.Copy !req
74. Oh, is that what you were extending?Copy !req
75. I am going to run this by the arson guys,
then she's on her own.Copy !req
76. Something tells me you're not
going to get rid of her that easily.Copy !req
77. Beautiful!Copy !req
78. Oh, just beautiful!Copy !req
79. Look at that. Salmon-red flames.Copy !req
80. This is 1400, 1500 degrees.
This is a work of art.Copy !req
81. Was there any kind of
incendiary device used?Copy !req
82. Yes, actually. The victim's body.Copy !req
83. - Spontaneous combustion?
- He was murdered.Copy !req
84. However, we've no evidence
that tells us how he caught fire.Copy !req
85. That's peculiar.
People don't normally just catch on fire.Copy !req
86. I mean, we burn,
but we don't conduct all that well.Copy !req
87. There's usually some extraneous fuel
involved, like candle wax, gasoline...Copy !req
88. something flammable and
incendiary that adheres to skin.Copy !req
89. - Like an accelerant?
- Like an accelerant! Yes!Copy !req
90. But we found no trace,
save for magnesium at two sites.Copy !req
91. That's alathactic pyrolysis,
a residue from an exothermic reaction.Copy !req
92. There's no evidence of the source.
No pore pattern or ignition devices.Copy !req
93. There have been some arson fires
in Seattle lately, and Pennsylvania.Copy !req
94. They burn so hot the firemen
can't put them out. 7,000 degrees.Copy !req
95. - Hosing that down makes it worse.
- How's that?Copy !req
96. Well, the, uh... reaction is so intense...Copy !req
97. that it splits the water into hydrogen
and oxygen. Just adds fuel to the fire.Copy !req
98. - What were they using?
- We don't know for sure.Copy !req
99. Could be rocket fuel. That burns so hot
and clean there's never a trace left.Copy !req
100. You see, it's very
difficult to prove arson.Copy !req
101. It's driving the insurance companies nuts.Copy !req
102. That's about the only explanation
that I can give you.Copy !req
103. There are cases of pyrokinetics,
people who can control and conduct fire.Copy !req
104. Well, I've seen fire bend around corners.Copy !req
105. I've seen it bounce like a rubber ball.Copy !req
106. Fire's got a certain genius, you know...Copy !req
107. a certain... demon poetry.Copy !req
108. It's like it's got a mind of its own.Copy !req
109. But I've never seen one that can defy the
laws of physics. Not when you figure it out.Copy !req
110. You've...Copy !req
111. got quite a case for yourself here, Mulder.
I almost wish I could be in your shoes.Copy !req
112. Hey, Jackson!Copy !req
113. - Boy, that's a nice house!
- What a pleasant surprise!Copy !req
114. Welcome to America, Sir Malcolm.Copy !req
115. In here, please.Copy !req
116. And over there as well.
But the second one I want upstairs.Copy !req
117. Gentlemen, the second set
of boxes will go directly up the stairs.Copy !req
118. - Hello there.
- Hello.Copy !req
119. I'm Bob, the caretaker.Copy !req
120. - We've been exchanging letters.
- Oh, hello, Bob!Copy !req
121. Excuse the paint. Hi.Copy !req
122. - Just trying to spruce the place up for you.
- Well, it's delightful.Copy !req
123. - The photos don't do it justice.
- Anything I can do for you...Copy !req
124. anything at all, you just holler.Copy !req
125. Thank you, Bob.Copy !req
126. - He seems like a rather nice fellow.
- Very.Copy !req
127. My God, darling!Copy !req
128. That painting rather looks like you.Copy !req
129. Do you think?Copy !req
130. Oh, I don't know.Copy !req
131. Bloody little cur! I'll skin you alive!Copy !req
132. You see? I'm the caretaker now.Copy !req
133. So, Sherlock, is the game afoot?Copy !req
134. Afraid so, Watson.Copy !req
135. But you're off the hook on this one.Copy !req
136. What do you mean?Copy !req
137. I'm not going to put you through this.Copy !req
138. - Put me through what?
- Phoebe's little mind game.Copy !req
139. What are you talking about?Copy !req
140. There's something else
I haven't told you about myself, Scully.Copy !req
141. I hate fire. Hate it.Copy !req
142. I'm scared to death of it.Copy !req
143. When I was a kid,
my best friend's house burned down.Copy !req
144. I had to spend the night in the rubble,
to keep away looters.Copy !req
145. For years I had nightmares about
being trapped in a burning building.Copy !req
146. - And Phoebe knows about this?
- This is classic Phoebe Green.Copy !req
147. Mind-game player extraordinaire.Copy !req
148. Ten years, and then
she shows up with a case like this.Copy !req
149. She shows up knowing the power she has
over you and makes you walk through fire.Copy !req
150. Phoebe is fire.Copy !req
151. Are you sure you don't want me
to help you out on this one?Copy !req
152. Sooner or later,
a man's gotta face his demons.Copy !req
153. Hello. You're the Marsdens' driver?Copy !req
154. Who's that?Copy !req
155. Bob.Copy !req
156. The caretaker.Copy !req
157. Oh. Yeah.Copy !req
158. - Bum a smoke?
- Yeah, sure.Copy !req
159. I'm going into town. Can
I get you anything?Copy !req
160. Some cough medicine, if it's no problem.Copy !req
161. Syrup or... uh... lozenges?Copy !req
162. Syrup'd be good.Copy !req
163. Can I give you some money?Copy !req
164. I appreciate that!Copy !req
165. Beer.Copy !req
166. They don't let you bring
your own around here.Copy !req
167. I guess they'll just have
to make an exception... won't they?Copy !req
168. You're English!Copy !req
169. God, I just love that accent!Copy !req
170. Allow me.Copy !req
171. A gentleman, to boot.Copy !req
172. Oh, my God!Copy !req
173. Now, that is a trick!Copy !req
174. Hey, guys! Take a look at this!Copy !req
175. Care for a light?Copy !req
176. I pulled this report off the wire.Copy !req
177. A customer in a bar caught fire,
but they're still looking for a body.Copy !req
178. Any indication an accelerant was used?Copy !req
179. The bar is across from a fire station.
Burned down before they could respond.Copy !req
180. It turned the concrete foundation
into sponge cake.Copy !req
181. This is a woman who was in the bar.Copy !req
182. - Hello.
- Hello.Copy !req
183. - Miss Gotchek?
- Yes.Copy !req
184. I'm Special Agent Mulder from the FBI.
This is Inspector Green.Copy !req
185. - Can you tell us what happened in the bar?
- There was this guy.Copy !req
186. I'd had a few drinks, so...Copy !req
187. He sat next to me and...Copy !req
188. he did this thing.Copy !req
189. It was like a magic trick
where he lit his finger on fire.Copy !req
190. When I turned around he was up in flames.Copy !req
191. - Can you describe him?
- Good-looking, I think.Copy !req
192. Brownish hair.Copy !req
193. - Long hair? Short hair?
- I've already told the police.Copy !req
194. Could you work with an artist
and come up with a sketch?Copy !req
195. - I had a few drinks.
- Can I get your name and address?Copy !req
196. See...Copy !req
197. I live with someone.Copy !req
198. - He thinks I was at school last night.
- It's no problem.Copy !req
199. You can come down to the field office
and work with somebody.Copy !req
200. I'll give you a minute
to think about it, OK?Copy !req
201. Deftly done, Agent Mulder.Copy !req
202. Casually disregard her indiscretion.Copy !req
203. Firm but polite until she co-operates.Copy !req
204. A technique I refined in
my relationship with you.Copy !req
205. Oh. I see you haven't lost
your sense of humour.Copy !req
206. I'm sorry. That was a cheap shot.Copy !req
207. I don't want to dredge up the past.Copy !req
208. - Let's just stick to the case.
- Let's.Copy !req
209. - Look, Phoebe...
- Unless I'm mistaken...Copy !req
210. ten years seems time
to have forgiven if not forgotten...Copy !req
211. - ... a few youthful indiscretions.
- I'm cursed with a photographic memory.Copy !req
212. Then don't you tell me
that you've forgotten...Copy !req
213. a certain youthful indiscretion...Copy !req
214. atop Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle's tombstone...Copy !req
215. on a misty night in Windlesham.Copy !req
216. Like I said, let's just stick to the case.Copy !req
217. It occurred to me that
we're going to a lot of trouble...Copy !req
218. to find the description of a man
who was burnt to a crisp.Copy !req
219. I would agree,
but they haven't found a body yet.Copy !req
220. So, can we count on you?Copy !req
221. Yeah. OK.Copy !req
222. I don't know if it matters...Copy !req
223. but I remembered something else
about the guy who caught fire.Copy !req
224. He had an English accent.Copy !req
225. Having a rough time, huh?Copy !req
226. Maybe it's the cough syrup.Copy !req
227. After reviewing the files of
the Scotland Yard arson murders...Copy !req
228. two points remain unexplained. One is
the use of an untraceable accelerant.Copy !req
229. The other involves the victims.Copy !req
230. Since they all burned in the presence
of family members in safe surroundings...Copy !req
231. this indicates unusually intimate access
to the victims by the arsonist.Copy !req
232. The arsonist is most likely a male,
less than 25 years of age.Copy !req
233. He will often act out of impulse...Copy !req
234. satisfying sexual urges or insecurities
with destructive behaviour...Copy !req
235. which compensates for social
inadequacies or maladjustment.Copy !req
236. - You boys want to see a magic trick?
- OK.Copy !req
237. - What's your names?
- Michael. And Jimmie.Copy !req
238. - Doesn't he talk?
- Yes!Copy !req
239. - What kind of magic trick?
- Maybe I'd better not.Copy !req
240. - Show us!
- You might tell your mom and dad.Copy !req
241. - We won't tell.
- Really?Copy !req
242. - Promise?
- Promise.Copy !req
243. Hope to die? Stick a needle in your eye?Copy !req
244. OK, boys. You've taken the solemn oath
of trust that can't be broken...Copy !req
245. except... under penalty...Copy !req
246. of death.Copy !req
247. Watch.Copy !req
248. - Is it in there?
- No.Copy !req
249. Ah! You're too smart for me!Copy !req
250. - Where did it go?
- Where did it go?Copy !req
251. - Where do you think, Jimmie?
- I don't know.Copy !req
252. Uh...Copy !req
253. I think I remember.Copy !req
254. Ah... ah... ah!Copy !req
255. Da-da!Copy !req
256. - Do it again!
- You want me to do it again?Copy !req
257. OK. I'll do it again.Copy !req
258. Agent Beatty?
I'm Special Agent Dana Scully.Copy !req
259. - Can I steal a minute of your time?
- Yeah, sure.Copy !req
260. Come in. I'm just working on
this Mafia torch job here.Copy !req
261. I'm... working with Agent Mulder.Copy !req
262. Oh, yeah. Wild case.Copy !req
263. So, what can I do for you?Copy !req
264. You said the arsonist might be using
some kind of rocket fuel as an accelerant.Copy !req
265. Just speculation. It doesn't explain
how he sets bodies on fire.Copy !req
266. What if he got some of
this fuel into some...Copy !req
267. hand cream, or...Copy !req
268. Well, you've got to understand that...Copy !req
269. even the smallest amounts of this stuff
can produce temperatures over 5,000 degrees.Copy !req
270. But I suppose it's not impossible.Copy !req
271. Extremely diluted.
He'd still have to find a way to ignite it.Copy !req
272. Wow! It lit by itself!Copy !req
273. Come on. Sit down.Copy !req
274. So...Copy !req
275. - You guys ever smoked a cigarette?
- No, they're bad for you.Copy !req
276. Would you like a puff, Michael?Copy !req
277. - No.
- Make a man out of you.Copy !req
278. - I don't want to.
- Why don't you hold one for me?Copy !req
279. How about you, Jimmie?Copy !req
280. Huh? Little man?Copy !req
281. Jimmie! Michael!Copy !req
282. Hello.Copy !req
283. Bob... Ugh!Copy !req
284. We've had a bit of bad news.Copy !req
285. Our driver has taken ill and we're due
at a party in Boston this evening.Copy !req
286. Is there any chance that we can impose
upon you to drive the family into town?Copy !req
287. We'd be happy to pay you for your time
and put you up for the night.Copy !req
288. - I'd be very happy to do it as a favour.
- Good. Thank you.Copy !req
289. Boys, let's go. Daddy's
got lunch all ready.Copy !req
290. The arsonist is usually unmarried
and prone to obsessive fantasies...Copy !req
291. about women or men inaccessible to him.Copy !req
292. The setting of fires
results from his cowardice...Copy !req
293. and inability to develop
a natural relationship.Copy !req
294. His crimes are often very clever
and elaborately planned.Copy !req
295. The suspicious nature of the fire
last night strongly suggests...Copy !req
296. the arsonist has followed
Lord Marsden to the United States.Copy !req
297. A check of all recent immigration
to the northeastern area is under way.Copy !req
298. It has become not a matter of if...Copy !req
299. but when he will strike.Copy !req
300. - Here's that immigration data you wanted.
- Thank you.Copy !req
301. You're welcome.Copy !req
302. Remember those reports about people
who can control and conduct fire?Copy !req
303. - Vaguely.
- This guy just told us he's far more exotic.Copy !req
304. I should say so, if he
can set himself on fire.Copy !req
305. - What?
- I'm not used to someone so quick to agree.Copy !req
306. - Oh.
- What protection does the family have?Copy !req
307. The driver's a very capable bodyguard.Copy !req
308. He should get more men and limit exposure.Copy !req
309. There's a party
in their honour tonight in Boston.Copy !req
310. - They'll have to cancel.
- Unless you want to set a trap.Copy !req
311. I had thought of that...Copy !req
312. but we must be careful and discreet.Copy !req
313. The party's at eight, at the Venable Plaza.
I'll travel with the family.Copy !req
314. Why don't you go on ahead
and have a look around?Copy !req
315. Oh, and I've taken a room
at the hotel for the night.Copy !req
316. Thanks.Copy !req
317. Thank you.Copy !req
318. - Mulder.
- It's Scully. Where are you?Copy !req
319. - I'm in Boston.
- I've got something to show you.Copy !req
320. - I'm going to come up there.
- What have you got?Copy !req
321. I might have information on
the identity of your arsonist.Copy !req
322. - Are you there, Mulder?
- Yeah.Copy !req
323. - Yeah.
- Can I meet you somewhere?Copy !req
324. It's just that I'm kind of
anticipating having my hands full.Copy !req
325. Hey! We're here!Copy !req
326. - Phoebe.
- Thank you.Copy !req
327. - Evening, sir.
- Hello.Copy !req
328. Enjoying yourself?Copy !req
329. Good food, witty conversation...
I'm having the time of my life.Copy !req
330. I wondered if you think it's safe enough
to indulge ourselves in a dance.Copy !req
331. It doesn't look like your arsonist
is going to make an appearance.Copy !req
332. That doesn't mean
there won't be any fires to put out.Copy !req
333. I've thought about you often.Copy !req
334. There's a fire upstairs!Copy !req
335. - What?
- On the 14th floor.Copy !req
336. That's where the children are.Copy !req
337. You've got a fire on the 14th floor!Copy !req
338. Help us!Copy !req
339. Here we go! We got one down!Copy !req
340. Come on, buddy! Come on!Copy !req
341. - Can you walk?
- I got him.Copy !req
342. - Here we are.
- Jimmie! Michael!Copy !req
343. You saved their lives!Copy !req
344. - Who is he?
- He's the driver.Copy !req
345. Well done! Good job.Copy !req
346. You were really out.Copy !req
347. - Where's Phoebe?
- She's down the hall.Copy !req
348. - What about the kids?
- OK. The doctor checked them out.Copy !req
349. What happened to you up there?Copy !req
350. I panicked. Couldn't move, Scully.Copy !req
351. It could have happened to anyone.Copy !req
352. Yeah. But it happened to me.Copy !req
353. I haired out.Copy !req
354. Plain and simple.Copy !req
355. What do you know about this guy
that saved the kids? The driver?Copy !req
356. I checked him out
prior to the Marsdens' arrival.Copy !req
357. He's worked on the property
for eight years. No record.Copy !req
358. His references checked out.
They were lucky he was here.Copy !req
359. - Who was watching the kids tonight?
- He was.Copy !req
360. I could have sworn I saw him in the hall
about the time the fire broke out.Copy !req
361. You couldn't have.
Anyway, our suspect is English.Copy !req
362. Hey.Copy !req
363. I came to see if you were OK.Copy !req
364. - How are the kids?
- They're fine.Copy !req
365. Everybody's anxious to get back.Copy !req
366. - To the Cape?
- Only to pack.Copy !req
367. They're travelling back to England
the day after tomorrow.Copy !req
368. And you?Copy !req
369. I'll be leaving in a few days.Copy !req
370. I'll give you a ring
back at the Bureau before I leave.Copy !req
371. Goodbye.Copy !req
372. Are you OK?Copy !req
373. Yeah.Copy !req
374. Are you at all interested in what
I came all the way up here to show you?Copy !req
375. Yeah.Copy !req
376. Well, I did some checking on my own.Copy !req
377. I didn't know a whole lot about arson
or arsonists, so I took the opportunity.Copy !req
378. For my own edification, of course.Copy !req
379. I ran a profile of possible
incendiary fuels and accelerants...Copy !req
380. that could have been used in the crimes.Copy !req
381. I also took the liberty of running
a search through Interpol...Copy !req
382. of all the gardeners and domestic help
that were hired by the murder victims.Copy !req
383. - And?
- And...Copy !req
384. These people probably don't
even tie their own shoes.Copy !req
385. There were over 200 names...Copy !req
386. and not a duplicate... except one.Copy !req
387. A Cecil Lively.Copy !req
388. He worked as a gardener
for two of the victims.Copy !req
389. - What did you find on him?
- Nothing.Copy !req
390. - So he's clean?
- Apparently...Copy !req
391. he was questioned by Scotland Yard
and they released him.Copy !req
392. But I dug a little further.Copy !req
393. Cecil Lively is a documented
citizen of Great Britain.Copy !req
394. Paid his taxes, never been on the dole...
A model citizen.Copy !req
395. Until he died in 1971 in
a London tenement fire.Copy !req
396. I know. That's what I thought.Copy !req
397. So, I checked a little further.Copy !req
398. Cecil L'lvely, spelled I apostrophe,
came up again. In fact, it came up twice.Copy !req
399. On a list of death certificates, among
children who died in ritual sacrifice...Copy !req
400. by a satanic cult in 1963 in the
Tautingham Woods outside Bath, England.Copy !req
401. - Where else did you find it?
- You're gonna love this.Copy !req
402. On a list of recent visas issued
by the British Government.Copy !req
403. Cecil L'lvely's passport was
stamped by US Immigration...Copy !req
404. two weeks ago in Boston.Copy !req
405. Call the local field office in Boston
of the FBI and get them to fax you...Copy !req
406. the composite the witness did.Copy !req
407. Fax it to every local
law enforcement agency.Copy !req
408. - What are you gonna do?
- Try and catch Phoebe.Copy !req
409. This guy could be waiting
for them at Cape Cod.Copy !req
410. Yes. This is Special Agent Scully.Copy !req
411. I've been waiting on hold for you guys
to fax me a composite of an arson suspect.Copy !req
412. Right. Hang on a second.Copy !req
413. It's coming through. Thanks.Copy !req
414. Oh, my God!Copy !req
415. It's the driver.Copy !req
416. The cellular customer you are
trying to reach is out of the area.Copy !req
417. Excuse me.Copy !req
418. His name is Cecil L'lvely.Copy !req
419. - Who?
- Your arsonist.Copy !req
420. Where's the rest of the family?Copy !req
421. - They went outside for a walk.
- Well, go find them.Copy !req
422. We've got to get them packed
and out of here.Copy !req
423. Come on, hurry! Let's go!Copy !req
424. It's the driver.Copy !req
425. I know. He disappeared.Copy !req
426. What's the matter?Copy !req
427. Nothing. Um...Copy !req
428. I found this out in the garage...
It's been very hard on the family.Copy !req
429. Did you get the composite?Copy !req
430. - Yes.
- I don't believe it. I can't believe it.Copy !req
431. - He's worked for us for over ten years.
- Obviously there's been some mistake.Copy !req
432. Oh.Copy !req
433. Oh, my God!Copy !req
434. - This isn't the driver! It's the caretaker!
- He's upstairs with the children!Copy !req
435. Michael!Copy !req
436. Michael!Copy !req
437. Jimmie!Copy !req
438. Looks like we've found the missing driver.Copy !req
439. Mulder! In here, quickly!Copy !req
440. - What's going on?
- They just went off - all by themselves!Copy !req
441. My God!Copy !req
442. - Oh, my God!
- Everybody out!Copy !req
443. - I think he rigged the whole house.
- Oh, no!Copy !req
444. It's fuel.Copy !req
445. Go! Go!Copy !req
446. Come on! Move! Move!Copy !req
447. Scully, find a fire extinguisher.Copy !req
448. - Everybody else, out!
- What about the children?Copy !req
449. I'll take care of the children.Copy !req
450. Go!Copy !req
451. - Are you going to be OK, Mulder?
- Oh, yeah. I'll be fine.Copy !req
452. There's no place I'd rather be.Copy !req
453. Michael! Jimmie!Copy !req
454. Are you in there?Copy !req
455. Help!Copy !req
456. Time to call 911?Copy !req
457. Don't move!Copy !req
458. Freeze!Copy !req
459. Federal Agent.Copy !req
460. You won't shoot me.Copy !req
461. Stay right where you are!Copy !req
462. See?Copy !req
463. Cos you don't know...Copy !req
464. the spark from that round...Copy !req
465. won't blow this whole house
to kingdom come.Copy !req
466. Aagh!Copy !req
467. Back off, Scully! It's the accelerant!Copy !req
468. Someone help us!Copy !req
469. - Oh, my boys! My babies!
- Michael! Jimmie! Thank God! Thank God!Copy !req
470. You can't kill me!Copy !req
471. You can't fight fire...Copy !req
472. with fire!Copy !req
473. Care to take me to lunch?Copy !req
474. Scare you?Copy !req
475. You have no idea.Copy !req
476. Where is Phoebe?Copy !req
477. - I don't know.
- You don't know?Copy !req
478. - She didn't call?
- No.Copy !req
479. - She did messenger this to me last night.
- Did you play it?Copy !req
480. - No.
- Why not?Copy !req
481. Aren't you curious what's on it?Copy !req
482. Ten to one you can't dance to it.Copy !req
483. X-File number 11214893.Copy !req
484. Addendum to the file opened
by Special Agent Mulder.Copy !req
485. The arson suspect, Cecil L'lvely,
was admitted to Boston Mercy Hospital...Copy !req
486. with fifth and sixth degree
burns over his entire body.Copy !req
487. Military burns specialists have been...Copy !req
488. brought in to study the case,
which they're calling extraordinary...Copy !req
489. as the suspect not only survived,Copy !req
490. but also had rapid regeneration
of his basal cell tissue.Copy !req
491. Full recovery is anticipated
in as little as a month.Copy !req
492. L'lvely is being held
in a high-security medical facility,Copy !req
493. confined to a hyperbaric chamber...Copy !req
494. until he can be tried for the murder
of a Massachusetts caretaker.Copy !req
495. His body temperature remains
at a steady 109 degrees.Copy !req
496. Health technicians have removed
anything flammable from his room...Copy !req
497. due to several fires in the vicinity.Copy !req
498. According to Agent Mulder,
further incarceration...Copy !req
499. remains a problem for
federal penal authorities.Copy !req
500. Can I get you anything, sir?Copy !req
501. I'm just dying for a cigarette.Copy !req