Some 'Closure' Fox Mulder finally reaches the end of his search for his long-lost sister Samantha. You know, there aresome wounds that are just too painful ever to be reopened. And Mulder deserves closure, just like anyone. The bodies of children are zipped into bags and carried away.
Someone takes photos.
In a somber voiceover, Mulder ruminates about the children's innocence and the cruelty of fate. We see children playing. Mulder's opening monologue and the recurrent use of choral music make for a richly somber atmosphere that contains surprisingly hopeful elements. Benevolent entities that are, or at least appear, spiritual in nature, are operating. And, at least in a certain hospital in 1979, they appear to have been one step ahead of Cigarette Smoking Man .