"X-Files" - "How the Ghosts Stole Christmas" II Quiz

Answer: Frump

She called him "masher" first, and then he called her "frump." When he opened the door he found another brick wall. Mulder turned around to find Lida climbing down the re-appeared ladder and telling him that she didn't appreciate being called names or being manhandled.

Answer: The Ghosts Who Stole Christmas

Lida settled into an armchair and the fire started itself. She flipped through the book to a chapter entitled "Tale of the Star Crossed Lovers", which was apparently about herself and Maurice, and handed the book to Mulder.

Answer: Christmas ham

Lida was telling Mulder that the "lovers' pact" was really just a murder-suicide and stood up to show him her wound. He was horrified, to which she confided, "I don't show my hole to just anyone." Disgusted, Mulder wondered, "Why are you showing it to me?" Lida pointed out, "It isn't like you're going to be eating any Christmas ham, is it?"

Answer: gun

Working to secure a Christmas crime, Lida suggested that Mulder could shoot Scully and handed him his gun. When she held it out, Mulder checked his holster, having not noticed until then that it was even gone!

Answer: car keys

Mulder had just called Scully's name through the door, and Scully was going to open it when Maurice offered her the missing car keys. When she asked where he'd gotten them, Maurice implied that Mulder, lonely and with nowhere to go, had lured Scully to the mansion to fulfill a lovers' pact.

Answer: false

Appearing as Mulder, Lida came into the library and shot Scully, ranting, "What's waiting for us? More loneliness! And then 365 more shopping days till even more loneliness!" As Scully lay on the floor, "Mulder" turned the gun on himself. Before another shot could be fired, Maurice dragged a laughing Lida away, though she still appeared as Mulder to Scully.

Answer: false

Lida, appearing as Scully, lay on the floor of the library, bleeding from a gunshot wound. Mulder came in and saw her, but when he bent to help "Scully," Lida shot him, appearing throughout as Scully to Mulder.

Answer: foyer

Scully was dragging herself across the floor toward the door and Mulder dragged himself down the stairs (interestingly, this means that after being shot in the library, Mulder climbed the stairs inside the room so that he could then descend from the second story in the foyer!).

When they first saw one another, they pulled their guns, as though they were considering shooting each other again. Before they could do so, though, they lowered the weapons and succumbed to the pain of their wounds.

Answer: no

When Scully told Mulder that she hadn't shot him and that he'd shot her, he realized that it was all a trick and stood up. He showed Scully that he wasn't shot and pulled her to her feet. When they ran through the front door, their shirts showed no signs of trauma, and they ran to their cars to escape the scene.

Answer: yes

Scully arrived at Mulder's apartment later that night, interrupting his screening of "A Christmas Carol". She was clearly still disturbed by what had happened in the house and was looking for some explanation in Mulder. Then, though they had apparently agreed to forgo a gift exchange, Mulder pulled out a wrapped present for Scully.

She revealed that she had brought one for Mulder as well, and the pair retreated to Mulder's couch where they gleefully broke into the gifts!