by Chris Senelgov
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X. It is full of some of the most quoted lines in the history of TV, which is why countless fans still love phrases like “The truth is there” and “I want to believe”. There are many great lines, in fact, it is very easy to overlook what may be the most important line of them all. In the first season episode “EBE”, the Deep Thoat character, which she leads to fans, says “a lie … hidden convincingly between the two truths”, and the writer Glen Morgan later said that this line represents the creative process of the entire book of mixing the real facts with the brand For great view.
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It is clear that it is an attractive line, but it may need some context, especially if you haven't seen this episode for many years (or at all). “EBE” is an episode in which Mulder and Scully investigate a mysterious body that was shot down by an Iraqi fighter plane, and they are both assisted to obstruct the deep throat, which is the mysterious Muller government laboratory. Muller ultimately wonders the reason for the real laboratory drain (the Iraqi pilot version) with a fake image, causing the deep throat that “the lie, Mr. Muller, is convincingly hidden between two fields.”
Books “EBE” by favorite fans X-Files The book was Glen Morgan and James Wong, and they believed that the deep throat line was the key to the entire story. “Everything has been written to get to the line,” the lie is in the best way between two facts. “We have done everything to reach it.”
As for the reason that this line was very important for these people X-Files The book, Morgan later, indicated that he mainly described the creative process of presentation. Several display episodes were based at least on at least a kind of true single phenomena made by a writer, product, or even presentation Chris Carter I read in legitimate scientific journals or other reliable texts. Of course, the show will add its imaginary elements to this mix, but everything was more convincing because … the lie is convincingly hidden between two facts.
How the quote affects the series
Examples of the episodes that followed this formula include “The Jersey Devil”, which was built from a popular legend whose roots dating back to the accounts of alleged eyewitnesses about a strange creature with citizens and even police officers (who tried to shoot him) in 1909 New Jersey. Meanwhile, the comedy episode “Humbug” was inspired by the Jim Rose Circus Sideshow show in Seattle, a 1991 attraction lent some performance artists to appear in the episode. The “heinous and controversial episode” Home “was based on the Ward family, a real group of Sirache's siblings who were claimed to have participated in the thug of killing and killing within the family.
Each episode was X-Files Twist, of course … The Real Circus Sideshow had no fatal monsters linked to the body, and the real brothers did not live with creeping mothers or battle at all to enforce local and governmental law. However, the original details of these rings (and many others) were built on them helped make these creeping stories convincing and convincing. It turned out that the deep throat could have been a script writer himself because “the lie is convincingly hidden between two facts” excellent Advice for anyone who writes their type's offer.
