Disclaimed in part 1 Transplanted 14/14 Scully's bedroom, one week later. Dr. Brace sat near Scully's dresser, looking out the window intent on the recording he was reviewing. His face was blank, revealing nothing about what he saw to Scully. She sat on the edge of her bed where Mulder was sleeping. He had not woken up yet, but Brace had been recording Mulder's brain activity during the past week to monitor his progress. Brace wore a device that, to Scully, looked like a telephone operator's head piece. He suddenly reached out and hit a key on his computer, and a pleased look came to his face. Scully waited anxiously for the verdict. "Well, I reviewed all of Mulder's brain activity the last week. His dreams seem normal. I can't detect any implanted memories left in his memory. He *definitely* has much of his memory back, because most of his dreams were...well... about YOU. He looked her directly in the eye when he said this, which made Scully VERY uncomfortable. His eyes could really penetrate to the soul. And from his tone of voice and sly grin on his face, she could only imagine *what* kind of dreams he has been having. He looked like he [273 lines left ... full text available at <url:http://www.reference.com/cgi-bin/pn/go?choice=message&table=05_1997&mid=1967333&hilit=BRAIN+FEEDBACK> ] -------------------------------- Article-ID: 05_1997&1967299 Score: 80 Subject: NC17 In the Shadows of the Moon 21/25 by Joyce McKibben