From: fakeaddress@mindspring.com   
      
   "JHumby@lineone.net" wrote:   
   > THE END   
   >   
   > Until Insight V - Overload concludes the series.   
      
   Oh noooo!  =;-(   
      
   > I hope to see you there.   
   > Thanks for staying with me so far.   
      
   Ohohoh.  I was hoping it would last much longer than just one   
   more story!  Not the Mulder-keeping-his-secret-from-Scully   
   aspect -- but even after that's resolved, just seeing Mulder   
   investigating various casefiles with his current abilities   
   would continue to be fascinating (and satisfying, and darkly   
   humourous, and everything else that it's been so far. ;-)   
      
   Sooooo, if you ever feel the need to dip into another casefile   
   in this AU after the series concludes, it would be most welcome!   
      
      
   Meanwhile, my much-delayed feedback for what we've seen so far:   
      
      
   1. Coolness.  Coolness, coolness, coolness.   
      
      
   2.   Instead of having to   
   carry that infra-red-o-meter around with him everywhere, surely   
   the Gunmen could help him make one that looked like a cell phone   
   [complete with handy little viewscreen] -- or incorporate it   
   into an existing cell phone -- or build it into his wristwatch or   
   something, so it could be less conspicuous and easier to handle?   
      
      
   3. Krycek -- PERFECT.  Clyde Bennett's demise -- a huge relief.   
   Made me cheer.  Liked lines like "Krycek's report was vague   
   to the point of incoherence, which was exactly the effect   
   he'd hoped for."  Ha!  ;-D  Hope the new arm takes.  ;-)   
      
      
   4. In "Insight III" --   
      
   : Perhaps a fish tank would help.   
   :   
   : Or not. More lives to lose.   
      
   On a second reading, this cracked me up.  Couldn't help picturing   
   poor Mulder being haunted by the floaty ghosts of every single   
   fish who's ever died under his tender loving care.     
      
   Also liked,   
      
   : "Hi, Alex. I'm home."   
      
   8-)   
      
      
   5. I really, really, really liked the whole part about Mulder   
   helping to resolve other profiling veterans' most haunting old   
   unsolved cases, thus finally bringing them peace and allowing   
   them to retire.  When I figured out what was going on (way back   
   in one of the earlier stories, forgot which one), it took my   
   breath away.  Truly, deeply moving.  It reminded me of poor   
   Tim Bayliss keeping Adena Watson's picture on his desk all   
   those years on HOMICIDE:LOTS and never really getting over it.   
   If only Mulder could help Tim with that case someday before he   
   retires (or loses it, or kills himself, or gets himself killed,   
   or whatever ending is in store for him in that universe).   
   Too bad he probably wouldn't be able to help poor MONK figure   
   out whose car bomb killed his wife, since I doubt her ghost   
   could provide any further insight into the event ...   
      
      
   6. One question: Samantha.  Is she dead?  (Fine with me if she's   
   not -- I always hoped that Diner!Samantha was the real deal.)   
   Will he ever see her if she is?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)