SUMMARY: It is, she thinks, a fitting coda to her life that Mulder and Father McCue should cross paths in this room, both trying to offer her salvation.
RATING: Strong R verging on NC-17 for language and sexual content.
SPOILERS: Redux II and Detour
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"Mulder is amused by these James Bond shenanigans. She's a grown woman and can check herself out of the hospital any time she wants, much less go outside for some air on a temperate September night. But he's glad to see this playfulness at work in her; a spark he thought had gone out.
"Should I knock out an orderly and steal his uniform? Disguise you as a sack of laundry?"
I actually appreciate the way you've written everyone here.
My only regret is that I have to go and grade at least 10 essays before I allow myself to finish...rats (it'll be worth it though).
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I hope the essays weren't too tedious.
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I really love your portrayal of Bill so far. People always make him out to be so evil, and I've never thought of him that way. The angst between M and S and palpable and I just love it.
And I just love Scully's story about the Milky Way, that's defintely a story that Scully would tell Mulder.
I can't wait to read the next two sections!
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The Story Girl and its sequel, The Golden Road, are really lovely books. I can't wait until my children are old enough to appreciate them. I'm glad you agree it's one Scully would enjoy as well.
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