Scully: Are you sure that it's your sister?
Mulder: Why would you even question me on that?
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Because that would be a logical question when one is dealing with shape shifters? Of course in Mulderland where he's always right, the possibility of being wrong never crosses his mind. Just for the record, he was wrong about the woman being his sister.
Mulder has some nerve. After pulling a gun on Skinner he then tells Skinner that he needs his help and his trust. Knowing Mulder he would have been surprised if he hadn't gotten it.
Snapping at Scully when she asked if he was sure that the woman claiming to be his sister was in fact his sister. It's a legitimate question. What's with Mulder does he think that he's infallible and can't be fooled? Does a certain case in Newark ring a bell for him?
Once again Mulder ditches Scully. The e-mail was an interesting touch though.
Patronizing!Mulder strikes again. Mulder just doesn't get it. He's always claiming that he can't let Scully ruin her life blah, blah, blah. Scully chooses to work with him. She knows the risks. You'd think he'd have enough respect for her to understand this without Scully having to repeat that fact over and over and over again.
Pulling a gun on Skinner: For most people that would definitely get them fired. It's a good thing for Mulder that he had a real good reason for doing it.
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