Mulder:
The last time I saw him, I was already caught once again in the whirlwind of the Conspiracy. My memory of him is inseparable from that chaotic time. The mass deaths, the burnings, stand at the forefront, eclipsed only by my fear for Scully. He was merely a side-note before I lost the thread of the mystery once again. So why is it that I think back to his visit more often than I remember the questions or the continued disappearance of Cassandra Spender or worry about the long-term consequence of the chip Scully still carries and where it might lead her?
I don't know what I saw. I don't know if I accomplished what I was sent to do. But I saw something, and I suspect that was the point of the exercise. I don't know why my belief is important to Alex Krycek, or the man who sent him. He painted himself more as a freedom fighter than a conspirator. I don't know if I believe him. But I'd be willing to listen.
