madimpossibledreamer

Main Points:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer/X-Files (The Truth is Out There {Stranger than Fiction})
Summary: Mulder and Scully investigate Willow's house.
Word Count: 1622
Rating: Teen
( absence )

Fun thing I had to double-check for Giles: he’s also Oxford-educated, so there’s a little easter egg for you.
finished writing this at 11:57 so that's. a thing.
i think the 'paperwork's a bitch' line is a play on 'payback's a bitch' but who knows mulder's mind.

 

Main Points:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer/X-Files (The Truth is Out There {Stranger than Fiction})
Summary: Scully and Mulder talk to (and slightly interrogate) Giles.
Word Count: 1346
Rating: Teen

 

( an outside perspective )

someone lazy actually dressed up as the football mascot, but added claws because they thought it’d be funny. ‘razorbacks’ doesn’t get to be funny in sunnydale.
Surprise Amy was a surprise for everyone, including me.
Relevant quote from when I was looking for a title for this chapter from Dr. Iskra Fileva in “Psychology Today”: “For in sharing darkness, however terrible, we are not alone.” (https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-philosophers-diaries/202006/despair)
title from Nietzsche referencing “great pain making us more profound”, but it’s also a loving and embracing fate thing and is therefore kinda ironic with Mulder (or, honestly, Scully here)

Main Points:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer/X-Files (The Truth is Out There {Stranger than Fiction})
Summary: Things rapidly devolve into a waking nightmare.
Word Count: 1805
Rating: Teen
Warning: canon-typical violence/death.

( because that's what humans do, bring light to the darkness, ever since we learned how to start fires )