From: dlmunz@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, May 23, 2000 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-5, Daniel Perez wrote:   
   > The proof that CSM is the father of Scully's baby is encoded within the   
   > subtext of dialogue and action in "En Ami".   Throughout the entire   
   > episode, while CSM was psychologically manipulating Scully for getting   
   > the disk containing the cancer cure, he obviously had fatherhood on his   
   > mind.   
   >   
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   > Exhibit A   
   > CSM cures the little boy of cancer, leaves a Goochland, Virginia paper   
   > on Scullys doorstep, distracts Mulder from the case with the fake   
   > e-mails and manipulates Scully into seeing the little boy who was cured   
   > of cancer the exact same way she was; with a chip in the back of the   
   > neck.  Why?  For the purpose of awakening deep feelings of motherhood   
   > within Scully.   
   >   
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   > Exhibit B.   
   > In the office building, CSM tells Scully that she's a "woman of   
   > compassion" and says the following;   
   >   
   > "In the end, a man finally looks at the sum of his life, to see what   
   > he'll leave behind.  Most of what I've worked to build is in ruins.   
   > And now that the darkness descends, I find I have no real legacy"   
   >   
   > What does Smoking Man mean by "no real legacy"?   That he has no one to   
   > carry out his wishes for the project to continue.   CSM shot his son   
   > Jeffery Spender in "One Son" and we learned that Mulder is also CSM's   
   > son in "Amor Fati", but there's no way that Mulder would carry on CSM's   
   > work.  Therfore CSM was longing for another chance to continue, even   
   > beyond death, and that would mean another son.   
   >   
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   > Exhibit C   
   > In the following exchange between CSM and Scully after CSM throws out   
   > his cigarettes while riding the Sedan, we see more evidence;   
   >   
   > CSM: No sacrifice is truly altruistic.  We give, expecting to recieve.   
   >   
   > Scully: What exactly is it you expect to recieve?   
   >   
   > CSM: Your trust.   You question my sincerity.  You think I'm heartless.   
   > Would it soften your opinion of me if I confessed that I've always had   
   > particular affection for you?   
   >   
   > A sharp glance by Scully at CSM.   
   >   
   > CSM: I assure you my intentions are honorable.  I have affection for   
   > Mulder too.  My affection for you is special.  I held your life in my   
   > hands.  Your cancer was terminal and I had the cure.  Can you imagine   
   > what that's like?  To have the power to extinguish a life in order to   
   > save it and let it flourish?  Now to give you that power, so you can do   
   > the same.   
   >   
   > Throughout this entire exchange of manipulating Scullys trust he   
   > confessed that he had a "particular" and "special" affection for her.   
   > "Particular" is defined as "distinctinve, special, fastidious", meaning   
   > that CSM was paying very close attention to Scully's life, possibly   
   > stalking her through is information channels.  He also threw in the   
   > line "I have affection for Mulder too" in order to keep her from   
   > panicking and leaving.   CSM also said his intentions are "honorable".   
   > Everything known about CSM tells us he is never to be trusted and that   
   > he doesn't know the meaning of the word "honorable".   
   >   
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   > Exhibit D   
   > The next day, the exchange in the Sedan between CSM and Scully   
   > continues;   
   >   
   > CSM: You've been at the wheel too long.  Would you like me to drive?   
   >   
   > Scully: I might, if you let me know where we're going   
   >   
   > CSM: Knowing that, would you feel comfortable?  You'd trust me?   How   
   > long did it take Mulder to win your trust?   
   >   
   > Scully:  I've always trusted Mulder.   
   >   
   > CSM: You're not being honest with yourself. Think back.  There was a   
   > time when you feared for your future, for your career, when you were   
   > first parterned with this man.  I've told you, I've studied you for   
   > years.  And if you would permit me, I'd like to make an observation.   
   > You're drawn to powerful men, but you fear their power.  You keep your   
   > guard up, a wall around your heart.  How else you explain a fearless   
   > devotion to a man obsessed, and yet, a life alone.  You'd die for   
   > Mulder, but you won't allow yourself to love him.   
   >   
   > Scully:  Wow.  I'm learning a whole other side to you.  You're not just   
   > a cold blooded killer, you're pop psychologist as well.   
   >   
   > CSM:  I've been a destroyer all my life.  Before I die, I'd like to   
   > prove I'm capable of something more.   
   >   
   > Obviously CSM was stalking Scully when he said; "I've told you, I've   
   > studied you for years".  CSM's observation that "Scully is drawn to   
   > powerful men, but fears their power" and that "she keeps her guard up,   
   > a wall around her heart" was CSM's wish for a relationship between him   
   > and Scully.   All of CSM's other women are now dead or missing;   
   > Cassandra Spender, Teena Mulder and Diana Fowley.   Therefore he   
   > pursued Scully as a last chance to continue his legacy, not with a   
   > cancer cure given to Scully, but with a son(or daughter).   
   >   
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   > Exhibit E   
   > When CSM and Scully visit the 118 year old Margarie Butters he refers   
   > to Scully in his introduction as "my very good friend".   
   >   
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   > Exhibit F   
   > When CSM and Scully finally arrive at the house in Milford,   
   > Pennsylvania, Scully is asleep in the passenger seat.   CSM puts on a   
   > pair of gloves, possibly to remove traces of fingerprints. CSM looks at   
   > the sleeping Scully and gently moves the bangs of hair out of her face   
   > with with his fingers; he looks as if he wants to kiss her.   
   >   
   > --------------   
   > Exhibit G   
   > Scully wakes up in bed, shocked to find herself in a pair of pajamas   
   > and her clothes hanging in a closet.  CSM has had a past history of   
   > taking Scully to a far away place and removing her clothes.  We saw it   
   > in Fight the Future when Scully was taken to Antartica, stripped naked   
   > and packed into a cocoon to become an alien digestive.  Scully begins   
   > to panic at the possibility that something happened.   
   >   
   > The next scene shows CSM offering Scully a cup of morning coffee as she   
   > storms toward the door to leave.   
   >   
   > CSM:  How do you take your coffee.   
   >   
   > Scully: Unadulterated, thank you.   
   >   
   > Scully takes the coffee from CSM and dumps it out the window.   
   >   
   > Scully:  You drugged me!   
   >   
   > CSM: I did nothing of the sort.   
   >   
   > Scully: How did the hell did I get out of my clothes and into bed?   
   >   
   > CSM: I carried you.  You've been up for over 30 hours. You were   
   > delerious.  I only wanted to make you comfortable.   
   >   
   > Scully:  Where are we?   
   >   
   > CSM: Milford, Pennsylvania   
   >   
   > Scully: Well that wasn't part of the deal.  I don't know what you're up   
   > to.   
   >   
      
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