WAS IT GOOD NIGHT OR GOOD MORNING?
I am so looking forward to "I Want To Believe!" I'm a Spanish girl, aged 22, who loves like crazy your work. You are a professional, and I'm proud to be an X-Phile. You make high-quality things, and always with enthusiasm -- you are a delight!
I have many questions for you about "The X-Files." If you have time, I would like you to answer them:
1) In the episode "Triangle," what happened? Was it Mulder's dream or travel to another dimension?
2) In "Requiem," when Scully came into Mulder's room with chills and the two of them were lying in bed, did they stay together all night?
3) In "Arcadia," are we sure Mulder slept on the sofa that night?
Thank you very much for the detailed blog, and answering questions. You're a great person. Thank you for reading e-mails that people send with so much expectation. A thousand kisses from Spain, and from the forum www.finalternativo.com. I´m sorry for the English, but I´m writing this with Google´s traslator xD
Alexandra
Spain
Aside from my concern that I might make another mistake by trying to answer your questions from memory (which I'm afraid is all I have time to do right now), I have to say that -- frustrating as it may be -- a lot (but not all) of the questions in "The X-Files" were meant to remain questions. In many cases, we wrote things with deliberate ambiguity because it's more interesting for fans to debate and speculate than to spell out exactly what happened.
I have many questions for you about "The X-Files." If you have time, I would like you to answer them:
1) In the episode "Triangle," what happened? Was it Mulder's dream or travel to another dimension?
2) In "Requiem," when Scully came into Mulder's room with chills and the two of them were lying in bed, did they stay together all night?
3) In "Arcadia," are we sure Mulder slept on the sofa that night?
Thank you very much for the detailed blog, and answering questions. You're a great person. Thank you for reading e-mails that people send with so much expectation. A thousand kisses from Spain, and from the forum www.finalternativo.com. I´m sorry for the English, but I´m writing this with Google´s traslator xD
Alexandra
Spain
Aside from my concern that I might make another mistake by trying to answer your questions from memory (which I'm afraid is all I have time to do right now), I have to say that -- frustrating as it may be -- a lot (but not all) of the questions in "The X-Files" were meant to remain questions. In many cases, we wrote things with deliberate ambiguity because it's more interesting for fans to debate and speculate than to spell out exactly what happened.
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