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Date Posted: 07:40:31 02/20/00 Sun
Author: devlin
Subject: Ah, yes, Ian McKellen
In reply to: Islandgirl 's message, "An example of this sort of thing was in the movie "Gods and Monsters"" on 21:36:18 02/18/00 Fri

I think that is a good example. I wonder, though, what it is about Mulder that Krycek could be admiring (if it isn't sexual?) I suppose I *could* come up with a few possibilities: Is it because K thinks Mulder represents an ultimate good? Does K perhaps hate himself or is at least very negative about himself? He projects the sort of man he might like to be onto Mulder. If K were truly trying to play up to Mulder, I'd expect it to turn out that he is working less for himself, than for the greater good. So far (and remember, I'm only in the first half of S6!) I haven't seen much sign of this.

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What could Krycek be admiring? -- Scully'sMyHero, 01:50:04 02/21/00 Mon