It's the inevitable first thought, fresh enough to seem half-likely. She's not entirely sure where she lands on the causality question; she can't exactly say now that she doesn't believe in it at all. Had he been specific on when the technology became available? It's all muddled.
"But-- why? Why us, why now?"
That feels like a key question. It doesn't seem like there's much reason for the government to interfere in Mulder's activities at this point-- and if it's about her, surely there must be easier ways to hamper her, in her own moment.
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It's the inevitable first thought, fresh enough to seem half-likely. She's not entirely sure where she lands on the causality question; she can't exactly say now that she doesn't believe in it at all. Had he been specific on when the technology became available? It's all muddled.
"But-- why? Why us, why now?"
That feels like a key question. It doesn't seem like there's much reason for the government to interfere in Mulder's activities at this point-- and if it's about her, surely there must be easier ways to hamper her, in her own moment.