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Date Posted: 10:55:12 07/21/03 Mon
Author: SMH
Subject: telling/showing
In reply to: Islandgirl 's message, "My feeling was always. . ." on 08:00:33 07/19/03 Sat

I agree that Anasazi/Blessing Way/Paper Clip is one of the strongest arcs in the series. I haven't watched them in awhile so I have trouble remember what happened in which.

I think the main difference between Mulder and Scully's love for one another (yes, I do acknowledge their love) is that Scully always shows that she loves him, while Mulder would say things like "thank you for taking care of me" or "you keep me honest blah blah blah". And someone can tell me as many wonderful things that they want, but if they keep running off and leaving me, or manipulating my feelings, I'm going to have a hard time believing it. Scully is constant. Scully never fails. So she doesn't speak up. She's ALWAYS there. She does what he needs, she takes care of him, she backs him up. To me that's a lot more valuable than a few words.

I know I have a reputation as a Mulder hater, but it's not true. I like Mulder; he's just a dunderhead sometimes.

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