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   From: seanc130@hotmail.com   
      
   "Hunter"  wrote   
      
   > Mulder's exhibits some of the trippiest logic yet - Linda goes off on   
   > a couple of painting metaphors and the next thing you know, old Spooky   
   > has her pegged for the murder.   
      
   I don't know ... to me, that seemed pretty obvious, and I'd seriously be   
   worried about Mulder if he didn't pick up on it.   
      
   I mean, come on. 'I'm not saying Nathan was flighty, I don't want to paint   
   him as that'? What an incredibly awkward turn of phrase. Especially coming   
   from a woman who should be having a hard time turning ANY phrases, what with   
   her husband having just been murdered and all. Its use by her in that   
   context only makes ANY sense if it was a hint. And when you combine that   
   with the one or two other ones she dropped, Mulder would have to be not   
   paying attention at all to catch it. Maybe it's a bit of a leap to say it   
   meant she killed him, but she obviously at least *knew* something about it   
   that she shouldn't have.   
      
   I can understand how *Scully* could miss it, because she just wasn't looking   
   for it, and it wouldn't have fit into her understanding of the situation   
   even if she'd noticed it. But Mulder? That's what Mulder DOES, is notice   
   stuff like that! That's why he's Mulder, and not just some ordinary   
   investigator.   
      
   --   
   --Sean   
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   House: Aha! You yawned!   
      
   Wilson: Aha! You tried to kill me!   
      
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