Section Six is my favorite of the sections. It's grittier and his emotions are less woobified, which is why I think it is the closest she comes to writing a Mulder I recognize.
because doesn’t everybody have a smutty version of the show they can lay right over top of the other version, like translucent, pornographic drafting paper? *coughs* No?
Ha ha ha ha! No. Although I freely admit this would come in handy at times.
because this is one of those times (and Mulder has watched how those moments have grown so often and near that they are practically his whole life now) when he cannot afford to touch Scully for the fear he might never stop.
Now, I took this to mean that he felt genuinely worried about loss of control in regards to his sexual feelings toward her, and that was brought to the forefront because of the events of "Pusher." Maybe I'll go back and reread that section.
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Date: 2012-03-16 09:05 pm (UTC)because doesn’t everybody have a smutty version of the show they can lay right over top of the other version, like translucent, pornographic drafting paper? *coughs* No?
Ha ha ha ha! No. Although I freely admit this would come in handy at times.
because this is one of those times (and Mulder has watched how those moments have grown so often and near that they are practically his whole life now) when he cannot afford to touch Scully for the fear he might never stop.
Now, I took this to mean that he felt genuinely worried about loss of control in regards to his sexual feelings toward her, and that was brought to the forefront because of the events of "Pusher." Maybe I'll go back and reread that section.