McKenna concludes that this is represented in the opening scene, in which Mulder and Scully are implied to have slept together; this is meant as a metaphor, showing the full merging of Scully's and Mulder's different pursuits into pragmatic feminism.
This is meant as a metaphor, showing the full merging of Scully's and Mulder's different pursuits into pragmatic feminism. McKenna concludes that this is represented in the opening scene, in which Mulder and Scully are implied to have slept together.
McKenna concludes that this is represented in the opening scene, in which Mulder and Scully are implied to have slept together. This is meant as a metaphor, showing the full merging of Scully's and Mulder's different pursuits into pragmatic feminism.
McKenna concludes that this is represented in the opening scene, in which Mulder and Scully are implied to have slept together. This is meant as a metaphor, showing the full merging of Scully's and Mulder's different pursuits into pragmatic feminism.