From: ronstrelecki@gmail.com   
      
   > He is essentially a "human monster" to his coworkers.   
      
   Yes. Mulder knows that maybe humans are the real monsters. Just because one   
   emerges from the bottom of a lake in Kentucky every hundred years, and needs   
   to eat the kidneys of a pregnant woman in order to survive, does that make one   
   a monster!? Maybe WE    
   are the monsters to the guy who has half-goat DNA and was created by Nazi   
   Scientists who came over with Werner von Braun to Mississippi right after   
   World War Two. Did you ever think of that?   
      
   It's definitely a theme on the show. Maybe some of these monsters just need a   
   little understanding! Did you ever think of that, you pack of FBI Frat Bros?   
   The monsters are always trying to build a home, it seems to me. They are just   
   trying to live a    
   normal life like everyone else, only they need to suck pituitary glands   
   through people's noses with a special straw made of wood from a rare   
   Australian tree. Other than that, they are just your average Joe or Jane. And   
   the building of a safe, secure home    
   is an unacknowledged theme on the show as well. Mulder is incapable of   
   building a home (he sleeps on a couch). Scully is pestered by her family in   
   the early seasons to essentially stop chasing Mulder and build a home. But she   
   never really had a home    
   herself. She moved from base to base her entire childhood. Mulder's childhood   
   was destroyed by his parents handing his sister to a sinister alien cabal who   
   were trying to... vaccinate... bees? Did we ever figure out what that Sinister   
   Alien Cabal was up    
   to? They were cloning bees to vaccinate alien hybrids to target cancer   
   patients in a plot to... WHAT? WHAT!? Chris Carter makes David Icke seem like   
   insurance salesman sometimes.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)