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#616 : Entre Chien et Loup

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Sur un cargo étranger, une créature féroce s'échappe et massacre plusieurs gardiens. Arrivé aux USA, le cargo est inspecté minutieusement par le FBI et Mulder et Scully sont chargés d'enquêter. Avec l'aide d'une femme qui a l'air de comprendre les chiens mieux que quiconque, ils découvrent vite que ce chien-loup féroce et carnivore disparait aussi facilement parce qu'il est capable de se changer en humain...

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Titre VO
Alpha

Titre VF
Entre Chien et Loup

Première diffusion
28.03.1999

Première diffusion en France
28.10.1999

Photos promo

Un loup très effrayant

Un loup très effrayant

Dr Ian Detweiler

Dr Ian Detweiler

Karin Berquist

Karin Berquist

Mulder et Karin Berquist

Mulder et Karin Berquist

Plus de détails

Réalisation:
Peter Markle

Scénario:
Chris Carter
Jeffrey Bell

Guest stars:
Yau-Gene Chan (Woo),

James M. Connor (Jake Conroy),

Melinda Culea (Karin Berquist),

Thomas F. Duffy (Jeffrey Cahn),

Dana Lee (Yee),

Mandy Levin (Angie),

Michael Mantell (Dr. James Riley),

Lisa Picotte (Stacey Muir),

Andrew Robinson (Dr. Ian Detweiler)...

Entre Chien et Loup

CARGO T’PIEN KOU
OCEAN PACIFIQUE
21H17

Deux marins chinois traînent dans la soute, l’un entraînant l’autre se nommant Fong. Ce dernier n’est pas rassuré, ce qui n’empêche pas le premier de l’emmener prêt d’une caisse qu’il a vu être chargé depuis Hong-Kong. Il raconte, avant de jeter un coup d’œil avec sa torche électrique, qu’hier il a approché son visage du container et qu’une chose à l’intérieur a essayé de le mordre. Dans la pénombre de la caisse 2 yeux lumineux apparaissent. Fong approche alors du container, c’est à ce moment précis que la bête se jette contre les parois essayant de l’attraper. Les 2 hommes reculent et attendent que l’animal se calme, puis s’approchent à nouveau, pensant que la bête s’est tuée. Pour s’en assurer, ils ouvrent la caisse. Le lendemain, la police arrive sur le bateau qui a débarqué en Californie, et constate le décès des 2 hommes alors que la cage était fermée et que ces derniers y soient retrouvés. La police rencontre alors l’armateur du cargo : le professeur Detweiler.


SIEGE DU FBI
WASHINGTON DC
19H10

Mulder est dans son bureau et épingle les photos des cadavres. Scully le rejoint, et apprend alors que les 2 hommes semblent avoir été attaqué par un chien, car couvert de morsures canines. La cage était fermée de l’extérieur avec les morts à l’intérieur. Scully trouve ça bien sûr ridicule.


BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIE
21H27

Un chien aboie très fort, son maître sort alors de la maison et constate qu’un autre chien nargue le sien de l’autre côté de l’enclos. Il décide alors de le faire partir : « Fiche le camp ! », mais dès qu’il s’en approche celui-ci à disparu. L’homme retourne chez lui et retrouve son chien Jojo, mais mort. C’est alors que l’autre chien, semblable à un loup, apparaît et se jette sur l’homme et en fait sa dernière victime.


SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIE
7H42

Mulder et Scully arrivent sur le cargo et font la connaissance du lieutenant Jeffrey Cahn du bureau d’office de la faune nationale. Ils inspectent les lieux du crime, le chien à l’air de s’être fait la male depuis un moment et apprennent que le docteur Detweiler est professeur en ethnozoologie, une science des animaux disparus ou qui n’ont jamais existé, et le rencontre. Celui-ci affirme d’entrée que son animal un Wanshang Dhole, a été volé et qu’il faut le retrouver, car c’est une espèce supposée disparue depuis 150 ans et donc très rare. Detweiler a fait parti de l’expédition qui a attrapé la bête en Asie, c’est pourquoi il est attaché à cette dernière et assure qu’il ne faut pas la tuer.


BELLFLOWER
9H32

Les agents Mulder et Scully qui ont appris la nouvelle attaque de l’animal arrivent sur les lieux. La victime s’appelait Jake Conroy, 33 ans, office des douanes pour le gouvernement fédéral. Lui et son chien ont été mordu à mort et sa main a été arrachée, mais toutes les portes de la maison étaient closes. Mulder soupçonne qu’il ne s’agisse pas d’un chien, ou du moins d’un chien ordinaire…

Ils vont alors au chenil Berquist, pour parler à un spécialiste canin : Karin Berquist. Elle a vécu avec les chiens et des loups sauvages sur les 5 continents et est extrènement associable., elle et Mulder correspondent sur le net, elle possède même le poster qu’avait Mulder dans son bureau avant l’incendie. C’est d’ailleurs elle qui a branché Mulder sur l’affaire du « chien ». Elle n’aide pas vraiment les 2 agents dans leur enquête, elle leur apprend juste que les canins sont très intelligents et qu’ils ne tuent jamais par plaisir.

Plus tard, dans la nuit l’officier Fielder pense que les poubelles ont été fouillées et part à la recherche de l’animal. Il descend de son véhicule, retrouve la main arrachée et tombe sur un homme. Il lui demande alors s’il n’a pas vu le chien qu’il recherche, mais l’homme ne répond pas… Et il se transforme en animal et se rue sur l’officier qu’il tue avec acharnement.


8H34

Le lieutenant Jeffrey Cahn est furieux : Fielder était un de ses hommes, il annonce à Mulder et Scully que s’il trouve la bête il l’abattra. Karin arrive pour proposer son aide d’expert canin, elle rencontre alors Detweiler, qu’elle trouve antipathique et ne semble pas le croire lorsqu’il décrit la façon dont il a capturé l’animal. Detweiler surprend Cahn dire à la radio qu’il va tuer l’animal et le menace de le tuer lui s’il essaye vraiment d’abattre la bête.

Sur les lieux du crime Karin a trouvé une trace de la chose : une empreinte, mais celle-ci comporte 5 orteils, alors que les canins n’en possèdent que 4. Il apparaît que cette bête est assez grande et élancée. Scully remarque furtivement que Karin a le béguin pour son partenaire qui lui semble l’ignorer. Elle en fait alors part à Mulder qui ne la croit pas. Scully pense même que Karin est amoureuse de lui et qu’elle ne lui envoyé cette affaire que pour lui mettre le grappin dessus.


18H21

Detweiler se rend chez le vétérinaire Riley, pour obtenir des tranquillisants pour, dit il, essayer de capturer l’animal meurtrier. Un peu plus tard, tous les chiens en pensionnat à la clinique s’affolent et le vétérinaire aperçoit la bête. Il appelle alors immédiatement la police. C’est alors que le lieutenant Cahn arrive et fonce tête baissée et tue par mégarde le chien d’une cliente, un Saint-Bernard. Un peu plus tard Mulder et Scully arrivent sur les lieux pendant que le vétérinaire soigne le St-Bernard qui finalement se transforme en Wanshang Dhole et ne tue l’homme qui vient de le soigner. Scully arrive après avoir entendu des cris et découvre le cadavre du vétérinaire.

Scully va chez Karin Berquist, pour lui faire part de ses soupçons concernant les sentiments qu’a la femme envers Mulder, chose que celle-ci nie complètement. Pendant ce temps, à la clinique Riley, Mulder fait des prélèvements de sang retrouvé par terre, il découvre également que Detweiler est venu chercher des tranquillisants dans la soirée. Il appelle alors le lieutenant Cahn pour lui en faire part, mais ce dernier se fera attaquer par la bête dans sa voiture.


HOPITAL DU COMTE DE LOS ANGELES
TORRANCE, CALIFORNIE

Mulder arrive à l’hôpital et retrouve le docteur Detweiler au chevet de Cahn qui fut grièvement blessé par l’animal. Mulder explique alors qu’il pense que c’est lui la bête, qu’il ne l’a jamais attrapé en Asie, mais plutôt l’inverse et que maintenant à chaque nuit il se transforme en chien-loup et qu’il a besoin de tuer. C’est pour cela qu’il avait acheté des tranquillisants, pour essayer d’empêcher tout ceci, mais les médicaments ne font aucun effet. Detweiler ne veut pas écouter Mulder et s’en va. Dans le couloir il croise Karin qui lui dit qu’elle aussi connaît la vérité à son sujet et qu’elle ne pourra le protéger.
Mulder et Karin ont une conversation, elle lui dit qu’elle pense aussi que Detweiler est la bête et que celle-ci voudra terminer ce qu’elle a commencer et donc tuer le lieutenant Cahn qui ne fut que blessé lors de son attaque. Mulder part donc avec Scully à l’hôpital pour protéger Cahn.


02H02

Mulder et Scully sont toujours à l’hôpital. Mulder pense que la bête ne viendra pas, que Karin les a mené en bateau. En effet chez elle, Karin attend la bête pour mourir, résignée. Mulder téléphone pour lui dire de ne pas faire ça, mais elle raccroche. La bête est là et se jette sur elle, ils tombent tous les deux par la fenêtre. Mulder et Scully arrivent au chenil et retrouvent Detweiler empalé sur un poteau en fer, et Karin morte suite à la chute…


SIEGE DU FBI

Mulder est dans son bureau, un peu triste de ne pas avoir put sauver Karin. Scully essaye de lui remonter le moral. Elle lui offre un poster, Mulder l’accroche, c’est le fameux poster « I WANT TO BELIEVE »…


Source : Site X-Files LVEI.net

                                                                    Alpha

FREIGHTER T'IEN KOU
PACIFIC OCEAN
9:17 PM

(In cargo area of a ship. Two Asian crewmen, WOO and FONG, enter, speaking
Cantonese. Holding a flashlight, WOO leads a nervous FONG up to one of the
crates.)

WOO: (in Cantonese) Come on Fong. Don't be scared. Okay, here it is. I
saw them load it in Hong Kong.

FONG: (in Cantonese) Tell me what you think is inside.

WOO: (in Cantonese) Yesterday I put my face close to the box. The thing
inside tried to bite me.

FONG: (in Cantonese, not sure) Maybe it's a tiger.

(WOO carefully opens a hatch in the door of the crate and shines his light
inside. Two glowing red eyes look back at him and we hear heavy breathing.)

WOO: (in Cantonese) Come on, Fong. Take a look. (FONG joins him at the
window) With eyes like that, how can it be a tiger?

(Suddenly, the creature in the crate leaps snarling at the window. WOO and
FONG jump back, FONG falling to the floor. They stare at the crate which is
shaking violently with the force of the growling creature's struggles. After
a few moments, the crate suddenly stills. WOO cautiously creeps up and kicks
the crate a couple of times. No response.)

WOO: (in Cantonese) I think we killed it.

(WOO takes out a ring of keys and unlocks the crate. They carefully open the
crate and look inside. Their expressions turn from that of curiosity to that
of horror. [CarriK and CarriK's Husband agreed that these guys were so stupid
they deserved to die before the credits.] Cut to …)

(Day. The T'ein Kou freighter is docked in San Pedro, California. A police
car pulls up to the docks. Cut to inside the hold. YEE, the freighter's
captain is leading the police down to the crate.)

YEE: This hold was secured in Hong Kong. I don't know how this happened.
It makes no sense. We found the cage still locked. Two of my men are
missing.

(As YEE and the officers walk around the crate, they see a man, DR. IAN
DETWEILER, mid-thirties, kneeling beside it.)

DETWEILER: (angry) Who's in charge here? You?

YEE: Who are you?

DETWEILER: My name is Detweiler. I'm the owner of this cargo. I was to be
notified immediately of its arrival. There's an animal in here, damn it. It
needs care.

(He looks pointedly at blood seeping out from the bottom of the crate. KEE
unlocks and opens the crate. He and DETWEILER look inside. They stare in
horror at the mutilated bodies of FONG and WOO.)


Opening Credits.
Mulder … Whooo.
Scully rocks.



FBI HEADQUARTERS
7:10 PM

(X-Files office. MULDER is pinning pictures of the two dead crewmen from the
teaser to his bulletin board. SCULLY enters.)

SCULLY: Aren't you going home?

MULDER: (not turning around) I am home. I'm just feathering the nest.

SCULLY: What you got?

MULDER: Two merchant marines found dead this morning in San Pedro … in the
hold of their cargo ship.

SCULLY: You mind if I ask the cause of death?

MULDER: (casually, trying to peak her interest, very cute) On the crime
report it says multiple bite wounds.

SCULLY: From what?

MULDER: The Hong Kong manifest has the cargo listed as a dog.

SCULLY: A dog? A "dog" dog?

MULDER: Yo quiero Taco Bell. That alone is not what drew me to this case.
(turns and holds the file out to her) The two men were found inside the
container. It was locked from the outside.

SCULLY: (looking through the file) What happened to the dog?

MULDER: (sitting close to her) Dog gone…. Dog gone… (proudly)
Doggone.

SCULLY: Yeah, I got it. Did anybody, um, examine the victims, Mulder?

(Mulder nods, shrugs, smiles, and glances at the file in her hands.)

SCULLY: Look, bite wounds are rarely lethal in themselves. I mean, they
are not the cause of death. They lead to it through the loss of blood, but,
uh... it makes you wonder how accurate this report is.

MULDER: Local PD wrote it up. Department of Fish and Wildlife is on the
case. I got an outside source says it was a dog.

SCULLY: Mulder, I don't have to tell you how absolutely and completely
wrong that seems. I mean, they were found dead in a locked cage, right?

MULDER: Yeah.

SCULLY: Two grown men?

MULDER: Mm-hmm.

SCULLY: (stares at him) You're not going to tell me that a dog did this.

MULDER: A bad dog.

SCULLY: Yeah.

(He crosses back to his desk as she sighs and looks back down at the file.)




BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA [CarriK: CC's hometown! Sister city of Bellefleur,
Oregon?]
9:27 PM

(Suburban house. A large dog, golden retriever, is outside barking at
something behind the fence. JAKE CONROY, a young man in a dark uniform comes
out of his house to calm the dog.)

JAKE CONROY: Shh. Quiet. Jo-Jo, come on. Shh. Shh. Shh. That's enough
now. Come on. Come on. Come on. It's okay.

(He pets her head and sees the backlit outline of another dog against the
fence.)

JAKE CONROY: (yelling at the strange dog) Hey, get out of here. Go on,
git! Come on, inside. Come on. Come on. Inside. Inside. Inside, Jo-Jo.

(He gets JO-JO inside and crosses over the dog at the fence.)

JAKE CONROY: Get out of here. Go on home. Go home.

(He looks over the fence. The dog has suddenly disappeared. He looks up and
down the deserted street, then goes back inside the house.)

JAKE CONROY: Jo-Jo? Here, girl. (heading for the bedroom) You better not
be on the bed. (sees JO-JO lying under a table) There you are. What are you
doing, girl? You nut. Big ol' lazy bones. Jo-Jo, what are you doing...?

(He reaches down and touches her. He looks at his hand now covered in blood.
The dog is dead. He hears a low growling and turns to see a wolf-like dog
staring at him and baring it's teeth.)

JAKE CONROY: (terrified) Stay away. Go on.

(The dog's eyes glow red, the growling increases. Suddenly, it leaps at JAKE
CONROY who begins screaming. Cut to …)





SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA
7:42 AM

ship and MULDER and SCULLY get out. Inside the hold, OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN is
looking at the bloody crate. MULDER and SCULLY come down the stairs.)

MULDER: Officer Jeffrey Cahn?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Yeah?

MULDER: (showing badge) I'm Special Agent Fox Mulder with the FBI. This
is my partner, Dana Scully. I think the LA field office would have contacted
you that we were coming down today.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Oh, yeah. I hope you don't mind - I had to look
around the ship with my men. We were pretty thorough.

SCULLY: (looking in the crate) What did you find?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Nothing conclusive, really, but I can tell you the
dog's not likely still on the ship.

MULDER: How did you determine that?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: You ever owned a dog, sir?

MULDER: Yeah.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Had to clean up after it?

(MULDER smiles, raises his hands in agreement, then claps them together and
goes to look at the crate. [CarriK: Perhaps a reference to a DD interview
where he said he was really good at picking up dog poo.])

SCULLY: I don't suppose you can tell us what kind of dog this is.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: I'm not really sure. The man it was shipped to's
name is Detweiler. Dr. Ian Detweiler. Calls himself a "cryptozoologist."

MULDER: (interested) Cryptozoologist?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: They deal with animals thought to be extinct.

MULDER: Animals that aren't supposed to exist like Sasquatch and the
Ogopogo and the Abominable Snowman and - - -
SCULLY: (interrupting) Don't mind him. He'll go on forever. Did you
have a chance to talk to this Dr. Detweiler?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: About five minutes ago.

(DETWEILER enters the hold.)

DETWEILER: Officer Cahn, any progress?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Agents, this is Dr. Detweiler.

DETWEILER: Are you from the FBI?

MULDER: Yes.

DETWEILER: Who should I be speaking to about the theft of this animal?

MULDER: Theft? What do you mean theft?

DETWEILER: This is a very valuable animal that's disappeared. A rare breed
and arguably a priceless specimen.

SCULLY: A breed of what?

DETWEILER: Wanshang Dhole. It's a canid.

MULDER: That's an Asian dog. Supposed to have been extinct for the last
150 years.

DETWEILER: (impressed) Yes. That's right, actually.

SCULLY: And you have one of these?

DETWEILER: I was on the expedition that caught it.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Be that as it may-- we now have an unquarantined
animal loose.

MULDER: Loose? Sounds a little more than loose. It seems to have killed
two people.

DETWEILER: No. No. Let me assure you this is not a predatory animal.
Chinese folklore has imbued it with mythic qualities. But it doesn't even
hunt-- it scavenges.

(COP calls from the top of the stairs.)

COP: Where's Officer Cahn? Hey, Jeff, I just got a report on the radio.
Some kind of vicious dog attack in Bellflower.




BELLFLOWER
9:32 AM

(JAKE CONROY's house. Crime scene. MULDER carefully walks across the yard
to the fence, avoiding the piles of dog poo. He looks over the fence just as
JAKE CONROY did earlier. SCULLY walks over to him. She is carrying an
umbrella.)

MULDER: (indicating the dog poo) Watch your step.

SCULLY: Jake Conroy, age 30. He was employed as a customs agent by the
Federal Government. The bite marks match those of the victims on the Chinese
freighter. In this case, it bit off the man's hand. There's some talk in the
house that he may be involved in the theft of the animal and that it turned
on
him.

MULDER: Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.

SCULLY: Well, it does make sense. I mean, a victim and his dog are
attacked inside of a house with all the doors shut. It couldn't have happened
unless the dog was being kept inside.

MULDER: If all the doors were shut, how did it get out?

SCULLY: Well, then what?

MULDER: I think we're speaking in too common terms about an animal we're
calling a dog but which displays none of the behavior of man's best friend.

SCULLY: You mean covering up crime scenes?

MULDER: (smiles) You get a biscuit, Scully.

SCULLY: So, you're talking about a dog that has human intelligence.
(MULDER looks innocent.) Well, even if there were such an animal where would
we even begin to look for one?

MULDER: With a human that thinks like an animal.





(MULDER and SCULLY drive up to BERQUIST KENNELS and park in the driveway.
Sound of dogs barking. They approach a young woman digging postholes for a
fence near the driveway.)

MULDER: Karin? Karin Berquist?

STACY MUIR: No. Stacy Muir. Just putting up this fence for her. She's
been having some coyote problems. You two looking for Karin about boarding?

MULDER: No, it's actually more of a behavior problem.

SCULLY: (glancing up at MULDER) Yeah, he doesn't listen and he chews on
the furniture.

(STACY MUIR chuckles.)

MULDER: (smiling and showing his badge) Just... can you tell her the FBI's
here to see her?

STACY MUIR: Right this way.

(STACY MUIR leads them into a very dimly lit office. There are lots of books
and artifacts on the walls and the many tables. All the blinds are closed.)

STACY MUIR: Karin will be out in a moment, all right?

(STACY MUIR leaves and closes the door behind her. MULDER and SCULLY are left
in the near darkness.)

SCULLY: You sure this woman's not an authority on bats?

MULDER: Karin Berquist knows more about canine behaviorisms than anybody on
the planet. She's lived with wild canids and wolves in the wilderness on five
different continents. (opens the blinds on one of the windows)

SCULLY: How is it that you know so much about her but you don't know what
she looks like?

MULDER: I never actually met her.

SCULLY: But you assume that she's going to help us?

MULDER: No, actually, it's not an assumption. She is the one who told me
about his case.

SCULLY: (curious) Oh, so you two are chummy?

MULDER: Well, I've read her books.

SCULLY: (reading some of the titles) Ah. The Wolf Inside... Dogs Don't
Lie... Better Than Human... Better Than Human?

[CarriK: AutumnT also points out another interesting book on female sexuality
- "Nice Girls Do." Hmmm.]

MULDER: She's not a real people person.

(SCULLY crosses to a desk, turns on the lamp and aims it at the "I Want to
Believe" poster on the wall. It is identical to the one in MULDER's office
that burned.)

SCULLY: Well, she seems to have made a connection to you.

(She and MULDER look at each other. The door opens and a group of dogs enter
followed by KARIN BERQUIST. She is mid-thirties, dressed all in black and
avoids eye contact.)

KARIN BERQUIST: (to the dogs) All right... Settle down. Settle.

(The dogs all sit on the furniture. KARIN BERQUIST crosses to the window and
closes the blinds that they had opened.)

MULDER: Karin, I'm Fox. Fox Mulder. This is my partner, Dana Scully.
It's nice to finally meet you. (shakes her hand)

KARIN BERQUIST: I wish I'd known. I don't get many visitors. Stacy tells
me you have a question about behaviorism?

MULDER: Yeah, it's about the animal I'm tracking. The one you mentioned in
your e-mail - about its intelligence.

KARIN BERQUIST: Canids' intelligence is far superior to ours if that's what
you want to know.

SCULLY: Intelligence enough to murder?

KARIN BERQUIST: Murder takes no intelligence. It's a human behaviorism.

MULDER: What about hunting?

KARIN BERQUIST: Coyotes use elaborate trickeries to draw out their prey.
Many canids do... alone or in packs.

SCULLY: What about a Dhole?

KARIN BERQUIST: If you mean the Wanshang Dhole, it's extinct. Is there any
other reason you came here?

(She looks up at MULDER- SCULLY watches them intently.)

MULDER: No. Thank you, Karin.

KARIN BERQUIST: (to the dogs) Come on.

(The dogs follow her out of the room and she closes the door.)

SCULLY: Mulder... She's a friend of yours?

MULDER: We met on-line.

SCULLY: On-line...

MULDER: Two professionals exchanging information.




(Night. Police truck pulls up to a dark alley.)

OFFICER FIEDLER: (on radio) This is Fiedler. I'm at an alley just south
of Cooper in Signal Hill. Looks like something's been scavenging. I'm going
to check it out.

DISPATCHER: Copy that.

(He gets out of his truck, gets a long stick out of the back, and heads into
the alley. Using the stick, he roots through some garbage and finds a severed
hand, then looks up to see a dog run past the end of the alley. He goes into
the alley and on into a warehouse. He goes into the basement. Dark, spooky
hallway. He hears a sudden sound, and turns quickly and sees a shape at the
end of the dark hall.)

OFFICER FIEDLER: Hey! Hello, sir. I'm with US Fish and Wildlife. Maybe
you've seen a dog I'm looking for.

(The human figure silently walks toward him.)

OFFICER FEIDLER: Sir? Can you hear me?

(The human figure kneels down and slowly changes shape. It is now a dog. It
begins snarling at OFFICER FIEDLER, then leaps at his throat. OFFICER FIEDLER
screams.)

(Commercial 1.)




8:34 AM

(Warehouse, later. Crime scene. MULDER and SCULLY enter and are met by
OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN who is extremely upset.)

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: You want to catch a killer? You arrest that crypto
son of a bitch who shipped that dog over here.

SCULLY: Is it the same dog?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: That's Frank Fiedler over there. He's a friend of
mine. Damn good at his job. You think this kind of thing happens here every
day?

MULDER: No, I'm sure it doesn't. We're just trying to catch this animal
just like you though, sir.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Oh, you can catch it. I want to kill it.

(He walks away from them. SCULLY sees KARIN BERQUIST, dressed in dark clothes
head to toe, enter the warehouse.)

SCULLY: (quietly to MULDER) I don't think wolfwoman is here to speak to
me about this. I'll take a look at the body.

(SCULLY leaves MULDER and goes to look at FIEDLER's body. MULDER almost
reaches for her, then sighs and greets KARIN BERQUIST.)

MULDER: I didn't expect you.

KARIN BERQUIST: "Dog eats dogcatcher." Story's all over the news this
morning. It's sort of uplifting.

MULDER: (not amused) Mm-hmm.

KARIN BERQUIST: I'm joking.

MULDER: Mm-hmm.

KARIN BERQUIST: Sorry.

MULDER: That's okay.

KARIN BERQUIST: I thought you might use some help.

MULDER: You said that a dog or a canid only hunts what it needs but I've
got four bodies with bite marks on it from an animal that seems to kill for
no
other reason.

KARIN BERQUIST: Who are the victims?

MULDER: There's two men on the ship that it came in on a custom's agent,
and now an officer from Fish and Wildlife. In fact, all these men could have
come in contact with the animal before the attacks.

KARIN BERQUIST: Classic dominant-alpha territorial behavior.

MULDER: No. This animal seems to have ranged many miles to make its
attacks. In each case it seems to have outsmarted or at least tricked its
victims.

KARIN BERQUIST: Unlike we homo sapiens a canid's motives are simple and
direct. It would be an extraordinary case to find one who kills for sport.
Likely, we may never know. I'm sure someone will kill it first.

(They look over to where SCULLY is kneeling at the body with DETWEILER.)

MULDER: This guy over here? He claims to have caught it once. Maybe he
can catch it again. He's Dr. Ian Detweiler. Do you know him?

KARIN BERQUIST: No, but I dislike him already.

DETWEILER: I've been over the area. If that was my animal there's
absolutely no evidence of it-- no prints, nothing whatsoever I can find.

MULDER: But it's still on the loose.

KARIN BERQUIST: How did you say you caught it originally?

(KARIN BERQUIST and DETWEILER stare at each other.)

MULDER: Oh, this is Karin Berquist.

DETWEILER: We tranquilized it after tracking it for two weeks.

KARIN BERQUIST: You admire it, don't you?

DETWEILER: I admire its ability to survive.

KARIN BERQUIST: Think I'll look around, too.

MULDER: Mm-hmm.

(She goes to another part of the room. DETWEILER watches her walk away.)

DETWEILER: Now, that's one strange bird.

(MULDER nods.)

(Outside, OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN is talking on his radio.)

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: (over radio) No, I'm leaving my dart gun in the
car. I'm going to live rounds from here on out. I don't care what the
regulations say. I shouldn't be asked to risk my life and neither should
anyone else.

DISPATCHER: No one's asking you to risk your life, Cahn.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Fiedler's lying dead. You realize that?

(He hears a noise. Camera is panning around him and the truck as if something
is stalking him.)

DISPATCHER: Cahn, you still there?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Look, we need more men out here. How more many
people have to go down before you guys listen? Look, I don't have a photo of
this animal. No one's even seen it. Let's get more men out here so we can
catch it and kill it. If you want …

(Hearing another noise, OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN turns quickly to find DETWEILER
standing right behind him, glaring.)

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: You scared me.

DETWEILER: You kill that dog, and I'll kill you.

(DETWEILER walks away.)




(KARIN BERQUIST's office. She is sitting at her computer. MULDER sits on her
right and SCULLY stands behind them, looking over their shoulders. There is
an image of a dog's paw print on the screen.)

KARIN BERQUIST: This man Detweiler said he could find no evidence at the
scene but with very little effort I was able to find several tracks on the
floor of the building where the man was attacked.

SCULLY: Did they tell you anything?

KARIN BERQUIST: That this is a large, rangy animal with primitive, even
pre-evolutionary aspects. It isn't perfectly visible, but with the computer I
can enhance the prints so that you can see it. A fifth toe pad on the right
paw. Canids only have four toes.

MULDER: Uh, he's got a vestigial toe pad on his front paws. Right there.

(MULDER places his hand over hers on the mouse and moves the pointer over
another part of the screen. SCULLY stares at their joined hands. After a
beat, MULDER moves his hand back to his chin. Everyone is a little tense.)

KARIN BERQUIST: The dewclaw, serving no purpose now. Although some believe
it was once a prehensile thumb.

SCULLY: And that's what you think the print indicates?

KARIN BERQUIST: I am told this animal went in and out of closed buildings.

SCULLY: Just yesterday you dismissed the possibility outright, that a dog
or a... a canid, as you call it, would behave like this.

KARIN BERQUIST: I dismissed the idea of murder.

SCULLY: But you'll accept the idea that it behaves in every other way like
Jack the Ripper.

KARIN BERQUIST: (backing down) I'm just going by the facts. In Chinese
myth the Dhole can be evil, capable of opening doors stealing wives and
disappearing into thin air. Maybe there is some basis in reality for this
trickster myth.

SCULLY: (looking directly at her, then at MULDER) Oh, I'm... fairly
certain there is.

(SCULLY leaves the room. MULDER looks at the monitor. Cut to: SCULLY is
sitting in the car. MULDER gets in beside her and gets out the key. He
pauses and looks at SCULLY.)

MULDER: Everything okay, Scully?

SCULLY: How well do you know this woman, Mulder?

MULDER: How well do you know anybody you meet on the Internet? She likes
to talk.

SCULLY: Well, I question her motives.

MULDER: You're suggesting that this case was a way to get me out here, to
meet me?

(SCULLY doesn't answer. MULDER smiles.)

MULDER: I'm flattered, but, no. I don't know this woman. I'd go out on a
limb and say there's no way in hell she has anything to do with those four
people being dead.

SCULLY: She's enamored of you, Mulder. Don't underestimate a woman. They
can be tricksters, too.

(They share a look.)




6:21 PM

(RILEY ANIMAL CLINIC. ANGIE, owner of DUKE, the St. Bernard is talking to the
veterinary assistant, PEGGY, in the reception area.)

ANGIE: So Dr. Riley wanted me to give Duke three pills a day. Is the one
bottle going to be enough?

PEGGY: Oh, we can get you a refill.

ANGIE: Okay.

(DETWEILER enters the vet and DUKE begins barking wildly and trying to attack
him.)

ANGIE: Duke… Duke … enough!

DETWEILER: Can't you control your dog?

ANGIE: I'm sorry. He gets this way with strangers sometimes.

DR JAMES RILEY: Let's take him outside.

ANGIE: Duke, come on.

DR JAMES RILEY: Excuse me. You got him? Good luck.

(ANGIE and DUKE leave. DR JAMES RILEY returns to DETWEILER.)

DR JAMES RILEY: Sorry about that. It's usually a well-behaved dog.

DETWEILER: I'm Dr. Detweiler. I called about the animal tranquilizer.

DR JAMES RILEY: The Telezol. I don't have much occasion to dispense it. If
I have any, it's very little.

DETWEILER: Well, I'll take whatever you've got.

(DR JAMES RILEY gets some boxes of medicine off of a shelf.)

DR JAMES RILEY: I have Etorphine. Can you use that?

DETWEILER: Yeah.

DR JAMES RILEY: Can I ask what these tranqs are for?

DETWEILER: An animal escaped from a pier in San Pedro.

DR JAMES RILEY: (concerned) Not that dog that's been attacking people?

DETWEILER: If you don't mind, I'm in a bit of a hurry.

DR JAMES RILEY: Uh, this dog you're looking for-- you're not looking around
here?

DETWEILER: I'm afraid we are.

(DR JAMES RILEY watches as DETWEILER leaves. Later, he is closing up the
clinic.)

DR JAMES RILEY: (calling to the front of the building) Good night, Peggy.

[Closed captioning: PEGGY: Good night.]

DR JAMES RILEY: Uh, be sure to relock that front door for me, would you?
And I'll relock the back.

[Closed captioning: PEGGY: Sure.]

(DR JAMES RILEY walks through the kennels talking to the dogs.)

DR JAMES RILEY: Good night, Sparky. Bye, Dino.

(As he locks the back door and turns off the light, all the dogs in the
kennels begin barking.)

DR JAMES RILEY: Hey, Buck. What's wrong, Buck? What's wrong, Buck?

(He turns and sees the red-eyed wolf-like dog snarling at him. As the dog
runs to attack him, DR JAMES RILEY runs to the door to the office and gets
the
door slammed closed and locked just in time.)


(Later, police cars arrive at the vet clinic. OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN leads the
team.)

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Come on!

(They run inside and find DR JAMES RILEY.)

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Where is it?

DR JAMES RILEY: He's trapped in a kennel behind that door.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: How'd it get in there?

DR JAMES RILEY: Uh, it must have come around back.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Lowell and Shoen, go around back. (looks through the
frosted window in the door) All right, I'm going to open the door. Doc,
you're going to have to move back. I'm going to have to shoot him. (opens
the door quickly and sees the shape of a large dog) See him!

(OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN fires four shots.)

DR JAMES RILEY: You hit him?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: I think so. He's down.

(Close up of the dog shows that it is the St. Bernard, DUKE. DR JAMES RILEY
goes over to the wounded dog.)

DR JAMES RILEY: Duke... It's the wrong dog.

(Later, OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN meets MULDER and SCULLY as they arrive. It's
raining.)

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Came out for nothing.

MULDER: How's that?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Took out somebody's pet.

MULDER: What kind of pet?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: St. Bernard. It was dark. I just saw something
moving.

(Inside the vet, DR JAMES RILEY is just finishing surgery on DUKE.)

DR RILEY: Okay, Duke... All done, pal. You're going to be all right. Now we
got find out how you got back in here, huh?

(Close up on the dog's face. SCULLY enters the building and finds a picture
of KARIN BERQUIST with DR JAMES RILEY. Signature on the photo says "To my
good friend Jame Riley…Stay well, Karin" She hears DR JAMES RILEY screaming
and goes to investigate, gun drawn.)

SCULLY: I'm a federal agent. I'm armed. If you can hear me, don't move.
Just stay where you are and tell me if you're okay.

(She finds the bloody body of DR JAMES RILEY on the floor next to the table
where DUKE is still lying. She hears footsteps.)

SCULLY: Mulder?

MULDER: Yeah?

SCULLY: Come take a look at this.

(MULDER enters. SCULLY is kneeling on the floor beside the body.)

SCULLY: I'll call the paramedics.

(She and MULDER leave the room. DUKE morphs into the wolf-like dog and gets
off the table.)

(Commercial 2)




(KARIN BERQUIST is sitting in her dark office with her dogs. She is looking
at her computer monitor. SCULLY enters alone.)

KARIN BERQUIST: Where's Fox?

SCULLY: Continuing his investigation.

(SCULLY walks to a chair near Karin and looks at the dog lying there. It
immediately vacates the chair, and she sits, nicely setting the mood for the
rest of the scene, heh heh.)

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: 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 BERQUIST looks startled.)

SCULLY: (warning) I'm watching you.

KARIN BERQUIST: You watch... But you don't see.




(At the vet, MULDER is scraping up bloody goo and going through drawers. He
finds receipt for boxes of the pills that DR JAMES RILEY gave to DETWEILER.
He picks up his phone and dials.)

(Cut to: OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN's car parked outside the warehouse.)

DISPATCHER: Officer Cahn, we have an emergency phone call we'd like to patch
through to you. Officer Cahn, are you there? Officer Cahn, please respond.
Officer Cahn? Please respond.

(OFFICER JEFFREY Cahn runs up and picks up the radio.)

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: (on radio) This is Jeffrey Cahn. Go ahead.

DISPATCHER: We have an FBI agent holding for you. I'm going to patch him
through now.

MULDER: (on phone) Officer Cahn?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: (on radio) Agent Mulder.

MULDER: (on phone) Yeah, I'm back at the animal clinic. You know
Detweiler had been here.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: (on radio) Dr. Detweiler was there?

MULDER: (on phone) Yeah. He signed for something. It looks like, uh...
Eet... Etorfeen, Etorphine?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: (on radio) Tranquilizers-- ampules.

MULDER: (on phone) Are you anywhere near here at all?

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: (on radio) Not far. Why?

MULDER: (on phone) You have access to a lab. There's something I'd like
you to check for me.

OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: (on radio) I'll be there in 15 minutes.

(OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN gets into his truck and gets out his keys. He looks in
the rearview mirror and sees the wolf-like dog in the backseat growling at
him, eyes glowing red. He screams at the dog jumps at him. Exterior shot
shows the truck rocking and we hear him yelling.)




LOS ANGELES COUNTY HOSPITAL
TORRANCE , CALIFORNIA

(Next morning. MULDER enters the hospital and goes to OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN's
room. He is unconscious. DETWEILER is sitting beside the bed.)

MULDER: What are you doing here?

DETWEILER: I'd heard what had happened. I didn't know how bad he would be.
I thought I might get a description of the animal.

MULDER: How did you learn about the attack?

DETWEILER: I'd been in contact with Officer Cahn. I learned through his
office.

MULDER: No, you didn't. No, you hadn't. Officer Cahn didn't want to have
anything to do with you.

DETWEILER: He was going to kill it.

MULDER: Does that frighten you? (pulls him up)

DETWEILER: (defensive) Please, sir. This is ridiculous.

MULDER: You aren't hunting this animal. You know very well it can't be
caught.

DETWEILER: Then how did I bring it here?

MULDER: That's what no one can figure out except for Karin Berquist. She
knows what was in that cage and she knows it must be killed and that's the
thought she can't bear because she doesn't want this thing to be extinct
anymore than you do.

DETWEILER: You're not making any sense.

MULDER: No, I think I am. You went to China looking for that animal and
you may have tracked it as you claim but the rest is far from the truth. You
found the Wanshang Dhole, but you never caught it. It caught you. You may
not have known what was happening to you at first but you're well aware now--
that when night comes, you stop being yourself.

DETWEILER: That's insane.

MULDER: No, you become the trickster-- a shape-shifting man who becomes an
animal.

DETWEILER: (starting to leave) I've heard enough.

MULDER: (stopping him) No. You killed because you could. You may have
resisted it at first. You may have hated what you'd become. Eventually it
took you over. That's where the tranquilizer came in. I found traces of
Etorphine and animal blood at the clinic. You injected yourself with the
tranquilizer hoping to stop the killings... But they didn't and they haven't
and they won't.

(DETWEILER leaves. As he walks down the hall, he is approached by KARIN
BERQUIST.)

KARIN BERQUIST: I protected you as long as I could. I won't any longer.

(MULDER comes into the hall and sees them. They all make eye contact.
DETWEILER leaves.)

(Commercial 3.)





(KARIN BERQUIST is sitting at her computer. Dogs pant contentedly as MULDER
enters her office.)

KARIN BERQUIST: I can usually get a sense of a person right away from the
dogs. Dogs are the best judges of character I know.

(MULDER scratches a dogs head affectionately. After the dog vacates the
chair, MULDER sits across from KARIN BERQUIST, and sighs.)

MULDER: I'm sensing something myself here. I'm thinking maybe I've been
misled, that you haven't been totally honest with me about this case.

KARIN BERQUIST: I've been honest with you, though perhaps not myself. I
was looking forward to meeting you. I wouldn't admit how much.

MULDER: But you might also have admitted what you knew about this animal--
that it wasn't an animal at all.

KARIN BERQUIST: I heard the reports and called you out if only so you could
disprove them. What I knew was it couldn't be a dog responsible for those
killings.

MULDER: It's Detweiler, isn't it?

KARIN BERQUIST: Yes.

MULDER: So you knew that and didn't say.

KARIN BERQUIST: I only realized it when I saw him. My failure was in
thinking I was protecting the animal that by deceiving you, it might be
captured alive. He's got to be put down, Fox. It's the only way to stop
this.

MULDER: I've got Scully on him, tailing him watching his every move.

KARIN BERQUIST: He'll elude her easily.

MULDER: So, where's he going to go?

KARIN BERQUIST: To the man he only wounded-- to the hospital, to finish the
kill.

(MULDER picks up her phone and dials.)

MULDER: (on phone) Scully, it's me. You got to get to the hospital. … You
got to make sure Cahn is protected. … Yeah, he's in danger.

(While MULDER talks to SCULLY, KARIN BERQUIST looks sadly at the "I Want to
Believe" poster on her wall.)




(Hospital corridor. MULDER enters and finds SCULLY sitting on a couch reading
a magazine. She gets up and faces him as he approaches.)

SCULLY: (not pleased) Now tell me why you pulled me away from the suspect
and chained me to this chair 'cause I haven't seen hide nor hair of Detweiler
since I've been here.

MULDER: (sitting on the couch) That's aptly put... but it's not yet dark.
You should take a load off. We might be here all night.

SCULLY: What do you mean?

MULDER: It's Detweiler... but it's not Detweiler. It's something that he
becomes.

SCULLY: (warning) Mulder...

MULDER: Through some blood curse, this man undergoes some kind of nocturnal
transformation. He becomes the same shape-shifting trickster as that mythical
dog.

SCULLY: So, what is he going to do? Walk in here, skitter across the
linoleum and pee in the corners?

MULDER: It's about territoriality. He's going to come back here tonight to
make sure his dominance isn't challenged. He's going to put down the threat
he failed to eliminate when he attacked Cahn. Karin Berquist confirmed it.

SCULLY: Mulder, the only thing Karin Berquist is interested in is you.

(MULDER chuckles dismissively.)

SCULLY: You're kidding yourself if you think that she hasn't manipulated
this entire situation for her own purposes.

MULDER: He'll come here tonight, Scully. You'll see.

(MULDER picks up her magazine to read it. SCULLY smoothly takes it back and
sits beside him and begins reading. He sighs and reaches into a pocket -
probably for some sunflower seeds.)


(Cut to : BERQUIST KENNELS. KARIN BERQUIST is settling dogs in the outdoor
pens for the night. She hears a noise and senses something near by.)

2:02 AM

(Cut back to hospital corridor. MULDER is reading SCULLY's magazine. SCULLY
sits beside him, head back and snoring softly. He checks his watch, then
stands and gently brushes her face with the magazine.)

MULDER: Okay. He's not coming.

(SCULLY sighs, waking up slowly.)

SCULLY: Well, you've got no argument from me.

MULDER: (disappointed) He's not coming here tonight. Karin knew that.
She lied to me.

(Cut back to KARIN BERQUIST's office. She goes upstairs and reluctantly loads
a dart into a tranquilizer gun. Looking out the window, she sees the dog
run across the yard. Her phone rings and her answering machine picks up. She
takes the phone off the hook.)

MULDER: (on phone, voice) Karin, it's Fox Mulder. If you can hear me, I
know what you're doing. If you can hear me, lock your doors. I'm on my way.
(hangs up)

(Downstairs, the dog has entered the house. It goes upstairs. She hears a
growl and sees the wolf-like snarling at her. She aims the gun, then slowly
sets the gun on the table and faces the dog.)

KARIN BERQUIST: (softly coaxing) Come on, dog. Come on.

(With a final snarl the dog launches himself at her throat. Outdoor shot
shows them both come crashing through the second floor window and falling to
the ground. Dogs bark wildly.)

(MULDER and SCULLY arrive and find DETWEILER's body.)

SCULLY: Mulder...

MULDER: Yeah.... It's Detweiler.

(They then see KARIN BERQUIST's body. SCULLY looks up at MULDER
sympathetically. He shakes his head slightly.)




(X-Files office. MULDER sits with his head in his hands. SCULLY enters.)

SCULLY: You going home?

MULDER: (looking exhausted) Yeah, pretty soon.

SCULLY: You think this is your fault.

MULDER: (sighs) I think that I... believed her very quickly. I think
maybe that was my fault, yeah.

(SCULLY sits on the corner of his desk.)

SCULLY: Why wouldn't you believe her?

MULDER: I barely knew her.

SCULLY: (gently) Well, she had a lot of secrets, that's for sure. I think
that Karin Berquist lived by her instincts. She sized people up pretty
quickly and I think she figured you out to a "T." (MULDER looks up at her.)
I think she saw in you a kindred spirit, Mulder. She may not have been able
to express that to you. Maybe what she did was the highest form of
compliment.

(MULDER looks at her and sighs.)

SCULLY: You going to be okay?

MULDER: (smiles) Uh, yeah.

SCULLY: Oh. This came for you.

(She hands him a long mailing tube.)

MULDER: Thank you.

(SCULLY leaves the office. MULDER looks at the return address. It is from
BERQUIST KENNELS. 917 Creekview Rd. Topanga, CA 90290. SCULLY gets her
jacket and he watches her leave. He opens the tube and removes a poster. He
looks at it, then pins it to the wall. He sits in his chair and looks up at
it. It is the "I Want to Believe" poster from KARIN BERQUIST's office. )

The End


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