Seth

Star Trek: TNG -Data: The Sons 

of Soong Have Joined Together 

Data deactivates his brothers, Lore and B-4 

MULDER : 

You know, when I, uh... 

I first came to work at the FBI, 

I worked at Violent Crimes, 

and I saw, I saw 

The Worst of Humanity. 

I saw monsters and I wondered 

how they became that way, 

how these men became so evil. 

I know there were psychological explanations-- 

Victims of their environment, 

Victims of their parents-- 

But the scientific explanations 

were never truly satisfying. 

And I began to think about Evil like, like a disease. 

You know, that it goes from 

man to man or age to age. 

Most of us walk around thinking 

we're incapable of any 

Acts of Evil and we are. 

You know, we can stifle 

that momentary urge 

to kill or to hurt. 

We have some kind of 

immunity to it. 

But I think it's possible 

that there's... 

An occurrence 

in somebody's life, 

a Tragedy or a Loss 

that leaves them vulnerable, 

hurts their 

Immunity to Evil, 

and all of a sudden 

at that point 

in their lives when 

they're weakened —

They're open to Evil and

they can become Evil.

DOGGETT: 

If that were True, 

then what you're saying is... 

Is that this man 

we wheeled in here tonight 

is Infected with Evil, 

The Same Evil 

that killed My Son. 

You really believe that, Agent Mulder?

MULDER: 

Uh, I'm not really a good test 

for questions like that. 

I'll believe almost anything, 

you know, but the, uh... 

The pisser is,

You may never know. 

It may be like Agent Reyes says. 

It could be random and meaningless-- 

Who it Affects, Who it Goes to.

DOGGETT: 

What if it isn't?