One Son
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Mulder: So you're suggesting that Diana is
monitoring these abductees? Monitoring these tests?
Scully: You tell me that Cassandra Spender is the
critical test subject --the one who could prove everything.
And yet, who is watching over her? Mulder, I can
prove what you're saying or I can disprove it but not when
Diana Fowley is keeping us from even seeing her. Mulder,
ask yourself why there is no information whatsoever on Special
Agent Diana Fowley. Why she would suddenly happen into your
life when you are closer than ever to the truth. I mean,
you... you ask me to trust no one and yet you trust her on simple
faith.
Mulder : Because you've given me no reason here to do
otherwise.
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You see what a Punk ass Mulder is? For all the lip
service he pays to wanting to find the truth he's rather
adept at ignoring it when it doesn't suit him. Someone
please slap him!
General Punkesque Behavior
Taking too long to pull the trigger when he was pointing the
gun at Cassandra: How long did he think it would take for
whoever was on the other side of his apartment door to break down
the ratty thing while he stood there impotently pointing his gun
pondering his situation.
Peeking at Scully in the shower: Next time he wants to
see Scully naked I would suggest that he do it the old fashioned
way with dinner, a movie, and drinks (but not too many) followed
by nakedness and sex.
Trying to call Scully off of Fowley while Scully was
questioning Fowley's motives. Scully was right to be
suspicious and had every right to demand answers. Mulder
should have been doing the same.
Here's Mulder wandering around Fort Marlene with clothes
that are too small (an occurrence which I don't believe to be
accidental) and no one but Fowley has said one word to him.
Why the hell did he expect the woman to help him address
his too-small shoe problem?
Exactly how does Mulder breathe with his head stuck so far up
his ass? What a Punk! Scully and The Lone Gunmen put
evidence together of Fowley's untrustworthiness and Mulder
accuses Scully of making it personal. Assuming that Mulder
is right about that (and he's not) how does he
explain why The Lone Gunmen seem to be on Scully's
side? In addition, Mulder has a hell of a lot of nerve even
accusing Scully of making it personal. What the hell has he
been doing for all these years Mr. "This is my life such as
it is?" He's only interested in it because of his
very personal interest in finding his sister.
While I'm on the subject of Mulder's trust of that
bitch Fowley, why the hell does he trust her after her absence
but he makes Scully, who's been with him for five
years jump through hoops to gain his trust? What happened
to only trusting Scully? Did that go out the door because
Agent Fowley thrust herself into the scene? Or perhaps
Mulder is thinking with the wrong part of his anatomy?
Why the hell did he conclude that he found no proof that
Fowley had betrayed him? Wasn't the fact that the
Cigarette-Smoking Man had entered the apartment evidence of
something amiss? Why the hell did he take the
Cigarette-Smoking Man's word that he was looking for Baby
Spender? Since when does the Cigarette-Smoking Man speak
the truth? The Cigarette-Smoking Man was probably going
over to pick Fowley up to take her to El Rico when he was
surprised by Mulder's presence.
Give up? What the hell does he mean he's going to
give up? Did the lives of all the people who would die had
he done nothing mean nothing?
Letting TBFB kiss him: Ewwwww! There isn't
enough pine-sol or bleach to disinfect those lips to make them
clean enough to ever touch Scully's!
Our last chance to stop them? Are we using the royal
"we" when we say this Mulder because Fowley is aligned
with them and Scully is not there.
Criminal Activity
Breaking and Entering: I guess for all his talk he did
actually take some of Scully's words into consideration.
God forbid he might actually let Scully know that something
she told him may have sunk in. On the other hand since
Mulder found nothing but the Cigarette-Smoking Man I guess
it's just as well he didn't tell Scully.
