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Resurgam

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Title: Resurgam
Author(s): Ophelia
Date(s): 2001
Length: 173KB (PG version) to 183KB (NC-17 version) zipped
Genre(s): X-file, angst, PG-13 to NC-17
Fandom(s): The X-Files
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External Links: Resurgam via wayback

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Resurgam is an X-Files story by Ophelia.

Reactions and Reviews

I'm a casefile girl at heart, and this one by Ophelia is a crackerjack story. Resurgam features a trip back to Mulder's New England roots, a journey that may just end up killing Scully. In the mix is a cool ghost story and lots of adult, believable intereactions between our heros and the three-dimensional original characters. The writing itself is lovely; Ophelia has a way with gentle prose that is thoughtful and detailed without becoming overwhelming. The mystery involved is complex and the ultimate revelation is totally satisfying. This story is a treat not to be missed.[1]

This is a terrific ghost story. It's set sometime after Scully's loss of Emily in Season 5 and she is still grieving the loss of her daughter and inability to have children. They investigate a murder of a family friend of Mulder's in his childhood home. There is a local story about a ghost who calls women who have lost their children or children who have lost their mothers. Guess who falls prey to the ghost(s)? [2]

Awards and Nominations

References

  1. ^ omniscribe
  2. ^ het reccers, January 2010