Brief synopsis: Mulder attempts to find his sister Samantha.

SCULLY: It just doesn't seem substantial enough to warrant an investigation. MULDER: Okay, Scully, so we disagree. It's not the first time, and it won't be the last. SCULLY: I just think it's a good idea not to antagonize the local law enforcement. MULDER: Who me? I'm Mr. Congeniality! SCULLY: You never know, we might need his help one of these days. MULDER: I'll send him a bundt cake. SCULLY: Mulder they're N.S.A. They think the boy maybe a threat to national security. MULDER: Come on, how can an eight-year-old boy who cam barely multiply be a threat to national security? People call me paranoid. SCULLY: Mulder, stop running after your sister. This won't bring her back. MULDER: You know, when I was a kid, I had this ritual, I'd close my eyes before I walked into my room because I thought that one day my sister would be there, just lying in bed, like nothing ever happened. I'm still walking into that room, everyday of my life. MULDER: She's calling out my name, over and over again. She's crying out for help but I can't help her. I can't move. DR. WERBER: Are you scared? MULDER: I know I should be but I'm not. DR. WERBER: Do you know why? MULDER: Because of the voice. DR. WERBER: The voice? MULDER: The voice in my head. DR. WERBER: What's it telling you? MULDER: Not to be afraid. It's telling me no harm will come to her, and that one day she'll return. DR. WERBER: Do you believe the voice? MULDER: I want to believe.

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