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Profiler!Mulder
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Synonym(s) | Profiler Stories |
Related tropes/genres | casefile |
See also | pre-XF |
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Profiler!Mulder stories are a popular subgenre of X-Files case stories in which Mulder profiles (often non-supernatural) serial killers. They are set either pre-XF or have him (and sometimes Scully) temporarily reassigned from the X-Files.
Often the profiling puts Mulder through mental anguish in these stories, so many are angst or even Muldertorture.
Archives
There used to be an archive dedicated to these Profiler!Mulder, BSU: Behavioral Sciences Unit, but it has since become defunct.[1] The also defunct The I in FBI casefile archive[2] and the no longer updated pre-XF archive previous eXcursions[3] used to house many Profiler!Mulder stories as well.
Notable Examples
- Oklahoma, by Amperage and Livengoo (pre-XF)
- The Abyss Looks Back by Kronos
- Scar Tissue by Joan Humby
- Skin by Annie Sewell-Jennings
- Hidden Things by Xenith
- Peaks of Insanity by Xrae
- Mercury Falling by cslatton
- The Profiler and The Doctor by AnarchyX-Phile
Links
- Profiler Stories List [URL "Profiler Stories"]. 2015-11-06. Archived from the original on 2015-11-06. Retrieved 2024-09-10.
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: Check|archive-url=
value (help) - Profiler Mulder Stories List at The X-Files Lost and Found FAQ
- 80 works tagged as Profiler!Mulder at x-libris
References
- ^ BSU: Behavioral Sciences Unit (Wayback machine link) (accessed 20 February 2009)
- ^ The I in FBI (WB machine link) (accessed 20 February 2009)
- ^ Previous eXcursions(accessed 20 February 2009)