[Mulder seldom drinks. Unless there's a weird cosmic alignment or the aftermath of a disaster of some kind. Right now... would be one of those rare exceptions, while he's hanging around his place sulking. He's got his vodka. He's got his frozen orange juice concentrate. He is all set[A lot has happened all in a row- the draft, the experiment, the
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[Circumspectly:] Were you able to defrag that disc?
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Regular tea is fine with me, too, if you have it. Something a little chilled is good in the summer, though.
[And for stakeouts, except for the ones when your partner brings the wrong drink.]
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... It is difficult to think that two entire seasons have passed s-since my... arrival here.
[A little overwhelming if he considers it.]
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[Then he glances back at Robert.]
The months go by fast, don't they? It's a little alarming to think of how much time has gone by already.
[And it's only been months for him. People can end up here for years.]
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I... am beginning to wonder whether the state will be... permanent. But... [As long as he has Don and his friends, he actually wouldn't mind much.
... Well, until stuff like the whole last week happens.]
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[He shows the tea bags to Robert also.] Anything?
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[Mulder would like to go home as much as anyone, but as long as he knows this place exists, he doesn't want to be sent away. He feels like he's already become way too invested in figuring the place out.]
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[And to Mulder:] Do you think that the... duration of us being kept here has any significance...? It is so variable... If this place is indeed subject to n-natural laws, then there must be some reason...
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[Robert's expression turns almost skeptical, albeit self-aimed.] What possible kind of process could drive such a thing?
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[Thinking it over, one of many many things bothering him about this place really.]
We know it's cyclical in nature, there are definite waves of newcomers, although the same can't always be said for those returning home...
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... It is frustrating. One would think there would be... underlying algorithms...
[But try as Robert might, nothing that he can model seems to explain these strange phenomena.]
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