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Mulder personally attached to this particular case from a past life?! Really interesting concept this one. Similar Scully, I also thought this was going to be a split personality case and poor Melissa was going through it, I do however think that because of Mulder's involvement it is more of a reincarnation type of case? What are your thoughts, let me know in the comments below.

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BatmanFanGirl

I will admit to this being one of my least favorite episodes. The disrespect to Scully as a past reincarnation! UGH.

Killian Curran

I really liked the premise of this one. We have the again The X-Files using the backdrop of The Cult alongside the supernatural element of past lives invading the personalities of the living. Kristen Cloke ( yes the school teacher from Final Destination) does a brilliant job here as Melissa when speaking as the other personalities. Love the fact that Skinner links the Waco massacre with this cult, another true life event with Ephesian as the David Koresh type character. Fav scene is when Melissa is talking in the filed describing the events from the American Civil War, it's a compelling scene, especially when says to Mulder ' I was here, so were you'. Mulder and Scully totally at each other's throats in this one with totally different theories as to what is happening adds to the intrigue. Great bit of acting too when Mulder goes under the psychotherapist to recall his past life, then Scully sees the old Civil War photos. Of course as with Koresh, Ephesian murders his followers this time through poisoning not by fire, but the parallels are drawn here. A gripping scene when Mulder enters the compound at the end, and we get his final narration. I cannot believe this only scored 6.6 on IMDB it was much better than that, admittedly is does not score that high with X-Philes, but on a personal level I thought this was a good episode.

Robert

That was a great episode. It was almost Shakespearian in a way. There are dozens of unmarked civil war battlefields that are still being uncovered to this day, so the idea of hidden bunkers is not that big of a stretch. Also the idea of continuously being reincarnated is an old one. The fates would simply spin out individuals to perform a specific task, then spin them back in until they were needed again. Not all people mind you, just certain ones, like Pharaohs, Kings, certain ministers; you get the idea. DID is classified as a real mental disorder. The thing that makes it drift into the realm of hoax is that it's a convenient way to avoid accountability. Can you prosecute someone for a crime committed by an alternate personality? How do you prove there was never one to begin with? Glad you got the cards.

PongPong31

Whether symbolic or a product of the hyposis, I really liked the idea of Scully's and Mulder's souls always being tethered to each other. Regardless, it also reveals the source of comfort she is to Mudler, even deep into the recesses of his subconcious.

Joe Villalobos

The thought that we are a fixed number of souls, that we are an endless loop, living, dying, and returning to another living being, is so fascinating. And that we always end up close to many of the same people or animals after every cycle. I don't believe it either, but it's nice to think about.