There is a big hint in the post. The link to her Author's interview at Chronicle X tells you her old X-Phile name.
I didn't see Mulder apologize even once to Scully in this story--for any of his stupid antics during that episode. His behavior toward her betrays his usual sense of entitlement. It's Mulder being Mulder all the way!
I do think Mulder loves Scully, but let's face it: he's exhausting. To work with, to be with--on any level. She's been staying overtime trying to resurrect his precious files from the ruins of the office fire and he can't even say thank you to her. He's still standing there giving her a hard time for not paying enough attention to him. For not doing it his way.
Sounds exactly like Mulder to me.
Then he has to talk her into heading to Dreamland with him. Because they're not in enough hot water already.
Back at his desk, while checking if Frohike had gotten any more information on the SS squadron assigned to board the Queen Anne, he was met with a message from his Area 51 contact. He sighed and considered whether he could get Scully to go with him.... He winced. Bad choice of words.
Run, Scully, run away now.
My favorite part of the story is where he remembers Scully's part of the phone conversation with him:
"How are you feeling, Mulder?"
"Can you describe the pain?"
"How many pills have you taken today?"
"You can take two more tonight. What have you eaten?"
"Ketchup is not a vegetable, Mulder."
"Turkey jerky? No, I can't say that I have. Are you sleepy at all?"
"I don't remember any lullabies."
"Umm -- reading yesterday's paper and watching television -- I caught the last part of Casablanca."
"I would have chosen... I don't know, Mulder. Who do you think I would have chosen?"
"OK, I guess I'd have to say she made the right choice in Casablanca -- and the wrong choice in Paris."
"Because saying... making commitments... a commitment... is a very serious thing. I... I think you should try to get some more sleep, Mulder."
Et cetera.
This is so perfect! A lesser writer would have given us Mulder's bits too but this is so much better. We can deduce his half from hers.
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I didn't see Mulder apologize even once to Scully in this story--for any of his stupid antics during that episode. His behavior toward her betrays his usual sense of entitlement. It's Mulder being Mulder all the way!
I do think Mulder loves Scully, but let's face it: he's exhausting. To work with, to be with--on any level. She's been staying overtime trying to resurrect his precious files from the ruins of the office fire and he can't even say thank you to her. He's still standing there giving her a hard time for not paying enough attention to him. For not doing it his way.
Sounds exactly like Mulder to me.
Then he has to talk her into heading to Dreamland with him. Because they're not in enough hot water already.
Back at his desk, while checking if Frohike had gotten any more information on the SS squadron assigned to board the Queen Anne, he was met with a message from his Area 51 contact. He sighed and considered whether he could get Scully to go with him.... He winced. Bad choice of words.
Run, Scully, run away now.
My favorite part of the story is where he remembers Scully's part of the phone conversation with him:
"How are you feeling, Mulder?"
"Can you describe the pain?"
"How many pills have you taken today?"
"You can take two more tonight. What have you eaten?"
"Ketchup is not a vegetable, Mulder."
"Turkey jerky? No, I can't say that I have. Are you sleepy at all?"
"I don't remember any lullabies."
"Umm -- reading yesterday's paper and watching television -- I caught the last part of Casablanca."
"I would have chosen... I don't know, Mulder. Who do you think I would have chosen?"
"OK, I guess I'd have to say she made the right choice in Casablanca -- and the wrong choice in Paris."
"Because saying... making commitments... a commitment... is a very serious thing. I... I think you should try to get some more sleep, Mulder."
Et cetera.
This is so perfect! A lesser writer would have given us Mulder's bits too but this is so much better. We can deduce his half from hers.