[ SECRET POST #3654 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3654 ⌋

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Comments

Re: bad fandom opinions

[a_potato]

I'll preface this by saying that I didn't like season eight and checked out pretty early into it. However, due to the fact that she abruptly made the switch to believer when Doggett came along, I've long thought that she kept fast to her skepticism largely because she, herself, realized that it was what Mulder needed. And that definitely is a really difficult thing to do, particularly when it comes to someone you care about, because your impulse is always going to be to give them what they want rather than what they need.

I agree with you, though, that it would have been a lot more interesting, and would have made the characters richer, if there had been the kind of progression you talk about. But Chris Carter is the kind of writer who's great at assembling ducks, and not so good at getting them into a row.

Re: bad fandom opinions

[(Anonymous)]

I really, really, like this interpretation of Scully's skepticism.