Lilah and the Beast

[LadyLavinia]

Why did the Beast merely injured Lilah in "Habeas Corpus"? Why didn't he kill her, like he did the other W&H employees?

 

[Mulder22]

I think The Beast thought she may have been the girl in the white room. He was looking for something in her, that's why he put his finger in her stomach. He would have killed her after that if Connor and Wesley hadn't helped.

 

[LadyLavinia]

I think The Beast thought she may have been the girl in the white room. He was looking for something in her, that's why he put his finger in her stomach. He would have killed her after that if Connor and Wesley hadn't helped.

Wasn't the girl in the White Room, already dead? And why would the Beast believe Lilah was that person, and not another female employee?

 

[TheChosenOne]

Because Lilah is more connected to this firm than any other employee. She walks and talks like she owns the place etc

As regards to "Wasn't the girl in the White Room already dead?" maybe he thought there were more.

 

[LadyLavinia]

Because Lilah is more connected to this firm than any other employee. She walks and talks like she owns the place etc

As regards to "Wasn't the girl in the White Room already dead?" maybe he thought there were more.

Where did you come up with that theory? Because she was head of Wolfram & Hart Los Angeles, at the time of the Beast's attack?