Je Souhaite
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Jenn: [clicking her tongue] Mm, how grotesquely
egotistical of you. I bet you wish you hadn't made your
first wish.
Mulder: Yes, I do, since you butchered the intent of
that wish so completely. And another thing-- I think
you've got a really horrible attitude. I guess that
comes from being rolled up in a rug for the last 500 years.
[As Mulder wails at Jenn we see Skinner and several other
agents now sitting in the conference area. Mulder
doesn't notice.]
Mulder: [continuing] But we're not all that stupid.
We're not all chimpanzees with revolvers. I think
there's another possibility here and that's just that
you're a bitch.
[Jenn indicates that Mulder should look behind him. He
does. She disappears.]
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Now, now, now, just because you didn't like the way the
wish was granted doesn't mean you have cause to call Jenn
names.
General Punkesque Behavior
Now exactly on what grounds was Mulder going to question Anson
Stokes? It's all well and good to be curious as to why
Anson Stokes doesn't want to talk to the police but as Scully
pointed out, the events surrounding Anson Stokes is not exactly a
crime. How exactly is he going to compel Mr. Stokes'
cooperation.
Schwing? If I didn't know better I could have sworn
that Mulder was in awe of Mr. Flanken and his large -er unit
almost to the point of being jealous. But I could be
wrong.
Sucker! After explaining to Leslie Stokes about how
Anson got his wishes did Mulder really think that Leslie
would give him the real object?
Mulder was right: He should have known that Jenn would
have removed everyone on the planet when she granted him his wish
for world peace. Conversely, he also should have known that
she'd put everyone back as they were before he made the wish
with no regard to his changed location when she undid
the wish.
What exactly was that noise that Mulder made when Scully said
she thought she examined an invisible body.
Mulder's lucky that Scully is Scully. Personally, I
am not inclined to go over to a guy's house to watch
"Caddyshack." I don't care how classic it is.
Scully was right it is such a guy movie. And
contrary to Mulder's assertions, we all know that if Scully
invited him over to her house and put in "Steel
Magnolias" (Blech! It may be a chick flick but
this chick doesn't like it.) he'd be doing a
hell of a lot of whining.
