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"She went back to Jacoby and requested that he return Ben to the \"real world,\" to which he sais they should re-enact the surrender at Appomattox.\nDuring the re-enactment of the surrender, she played Scarlett McLean, the daughter of Wilmer McLean, who was played by Jerry. Jacoby soon arrived as General Grant and surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben collapsed and came to, believing his Civil War to have been a dream.\nAudrey had an abrasive conversation with Randy at the concierge desk the next morning. After Randy left, a man approached the desk, having checked into the hotel. She mostly ignored him at first, but after looking at him, she tried to be more attentive. He noticed her name and asked her to send someone to the airport to retrieve his luggage that he did not have room for in the van he took to the hotel. He then told her about a picture he had of her when she was younger. He went and she opened a letter Randy delivered to her. Inside were torn pieces of paper along with a request for her presence at the Roadhouse later in the evening.\n"


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"Later, she attended a board meeting, which the man came to, introduced as John Justice \"Jack\" Wheeler. At the meeting, Ben presented his plan to work against Catherine's Ghostwood development plan, by calling to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel.\nThat evening, she had dinner with her father and Jack, who revealed the nature of his work, which would especially benefit the Hornes. However, she was resistant to his help, as she felt her family was well-off on its own. She soon excused herself for the Roadhouse. When she arrived, she found that Shelly Johnson and Donna were also there with adjoining pieces of the torn paper, forming a poem.\nThe next day, Audrey approached Dick Tremayne about the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show to take place that evening. She then ran into Jack, apologizing for her behavior the previous evening. He then asked her out to a picnic, which she accepted.\nAt their picnic, Jack sang to Audrey, which she admired, as nobody had sung to her before. He also wondered if there was another man in her life, and she says there once was, but not anymore.\nAt the fashion show, Audrey readied the models. "


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"Subsequently, the pine weasel was presented and it bit Dick's nose before becoming loose, causing a panic among the crowd. Audrey got knocked over but was caught by Jack and they shared a kiss.\nShe brought Jack room service the next morning and she accepted his offer to take her for a flight and dinner.\nDonna later came to the hotel and asked Audrey if she knew why her mother was visiting Audrey's father, but Audrey did not have an answer, so she took Donna to her peephole.\nAudrey later went to the library to research civil disobedience, and she ran into a poetry teacher named Edward Perkins. She showed him the poem she received and he had her read it for him. Perkins commented that watching her while she read made her look like a queen.\n\nLater, her father expressed to her his realization that his family was much more important than he had ever made it out to be, and promised to become a better father and made her his business partner. He told her to pack her bags and go to the airport, as her flight left in an hour, a statement which confused her. "


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"Jack then entered, realizing this meant their plans were canceled, and she left.\nAudrey arrived back to the hotel two days later, where Deputy Hawk was waiting for her, saying she was urgently needed at the sheriff's station.\nAt the station, Cooper went over the poem received by Audrey, Donna, and Shelly. She told him about Edward Perkins at the library and Shelly then pointed out that the poem was in her husband Leo's handwriting, and Cooper advised the girls to check in with the Sheriff's Department twice a day.\nShe went back to the hotel, where her father welcomed her back. She asked about Jack, but her father instead named her as the spokesperson for Stop Ghostwood campaign. When she finally got through to him, he told her that Jack had left for Brazil due to an urgent matter, and gave her a letter Jack left for her. He said he left a few minutes before and she quickly left, getting a ride from Pete Martell to the airport.\nThey arrived at the airport just before Jack took off in his jet. She stopped him and he got out and kissed her. "


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"They stated that they loved each other and she told him she was a virgin, so they boarded his jet together.\nLater in the evening, Jack left and alongside Pete, Audrey tearfully watched him fly away. Pete told her that Jack would return one day. She mentioned that Jack had promised to take her fishing, and Pete mentioned that he had some tackle in his truck.\n\nShe sat by the fire in her father's office the next day. He came in with various religious texts, which he intended to use to learn about the meaning of goodness. When he noticed she was thinking about Jack, he comforted her by telling her time healed all wounds and promised that Jack was a man of his word and would return. She then reported to him that during her trip to Seattle, she discovered that the Packards were using Twin Peaks Savings and Loan to funnel cash to the Ghostwood project. Ben then urged her to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nHer impassioned speech at the contest was met with much applause later in the evening. After Annie Blackburn's win, chaos ensued.\n"


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"Bank explosion\n\nAudrey went to Twin Peaks Savings and Loan the next day, where she chained herself to the vault door in protest of the bank's connection to the Ghostwood project. She asked bank clerk Dell Mibbler for water, which he brought to her. Andrew Packard and Pete arrived and entered the vault with Mibbler. Following a trail of clues left behind by Thomas Eckhardt, they opened a safety deposit box, which triggered a bomb. Both men were killed instantly, as was Mr. Mibbler.\nAudrey survived the explosion at the bank, apparently shielded from the blast by Pete in his final moments. She was taken to the hospital in critical condition and was taken to an intensive care unit when she slipped into a coma. Cooper was seen exiting the unit the following day. During her stay at the hospital, Ben Horne \u2014 having found a letter from Audrey that morning \u2014 was seen by her side almost constantly.\nLater life\nAudrey awoke from her coma three and a half weeks later, and two months after her release she discovered that she was pregnant. "


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"She refused all offers of financial help from her parents and moved into an apartment of her own, preparing to raise her child as a single mother, what she described in a letter as \"the most important role\" of her life. Her son, named Richard, was born nine months after her stay in the hospital, just after her nineteenth birthday.\nIn lieu of graduating from high school, Audrey completed her GED through independent study and took classes at a local community college, studying economics and business administration. She then opened a successful hair and beauty salon in Twin Peaks. With few friends outside her customers and employees, Audrey kept to herself and did not publicly comment, or apparently inquire, as to whom Richard's father might be, although she kept a framed photograph of Dale Cooper on her office wall. She raised Richard alone, with limited help from her mother Sylvia, and apparently refused to let him meet his grandfather Ben. In the 1990s, she briefly exchanged letters with Donna Hayward, their contents unknown.\n"


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"Circa 2000, after her son's tenth birthday, Audrey unexpectedly married her longtime accountant \u2013 possibly Charlie \u2013 in a private ceremony, seemingly motivated more by financial convenience than genuine affection. There were numerous accounts of public arguing, heavy drinking, and verbal abuse on Audrey's part. In 2012, Audrey suddenly closed her hair salon and disappeared from public view. A Horne family spokesperson declined to comment to Tammy Preston on the rumor that she had been remanded to a private care facility.\nSearching for Billy\nIn the following years, Audrey began having an affair with Billy. One night, she tried to persuade Charlie to accompany her to the Roadhouse to look for Billy, but for one reason or another they constantly failed to leave the house. Billy had been missing for at least two days, and Audrey had a dream in which he was bleeding from his nose and mouth. Charlie complained that he had a great amount of paperwork and was too sleepy to go that night. In response, she berated him for failing to call Tina like she had asked and for not signing the papers she had given him. "


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"He was cowed into going along when Audrey threatened to have Paul pay him a visit.\nWhen Audrey mentioned that Chuck had told her Tina was the last person to see Billy, Charlie, surprised, told her that Chuck had stolen Billy's truck the previous week, but it had apparently been recovered without incident. Charlie called Tina to follow up on what she knew about Billy, and received some startling news. Afterward, he refused to divulge what Tina had told him, infuriating Audrey even more.\nNear-hysterical and having an existential crisis, Audrey demanded Charlie to tell her what Tina had told him. He reminded her that she wanted to go out to look for Billy, but she became indecisive, and said she wasn't sure who or where she was, that it was \"like Ghostwood here.\"Now, Charlie insisted that she must go to the Roadhouse, or he might need to end her story.\n\"What story is that, Charlie? Is is the story of the little girl who lived down the lane?\"\u2015Audrey Horne\nCharlie soon put on his coat so they could leave for the Roadhouse, but Audrey delayed them, commenting that Charlie seemed like a different person to her. "


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"Making good on his prior threat, Charlie took his coat off and announced his intention to stay in for the night. Audrey attacked Charlie, screaming that she hated him.\nAudrey and Charlie eventually reached the Roadhouse during Edward Severson's solo performance, where Charlie ordered them two martinis. Charlie toasted the two of them, but Audrey insisted on drinking to Billy instead. Suddenly, the MC announced \"Audrey's Dance,\" and the crowd cleared a space for her. Captivated by the music, Audrey danced for the crowd until a fight broke out, started by a jealous husband. She ran to Charlie, and implored to him: \"Get me out of here!\". As electricity buzzed, Audrey then found herself in an brightly-lit white room, dressed in a white hospital gown with disheveled hair, looking in terror at her own reflection in a mirror.\nIn the waiting room, the arm echoed Audrey's question about \"the little girl who lived down the lane\" while speaking to Dale Cooper.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nAfter Leo Johnson confesses to Laura's murder, Audrey (played by Victoria Jackson) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern. "


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"He asks her if she found any leads at the perfume counter, but she says she quit the job after Leo confessed. She gives him a present, tying a ribbon into a bow with her tongue.\nBehind the scenes\nAudrey is played by American actress Sherilyn Fenn, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nFor her performance as Audrey, Fenn was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries or Television Film. Piper Laurie won the award for her performance as Catherine Martell.\nAccording to Fenn, Lynch's 2001 film Mulholland Drive was originally conceived as a spin-off centered on Audrey in which she goes to Hollywood to pursue an acting career.\nAngelo Badalamenti composed the leitmotifs Audrey's Dance, Audrey's Prayer, and Audrey for the character.\nTrivia\nThe reconciliation between Audrey and her father is not apparent in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, which states that Ben still had control of the Ghostwood project and Audrey was protesting him after writing a bitter letter.\nAudrey's alias at One Eyed Jacks, Hester Prynne, is the name of the protagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. "


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"This allusion is referenced when Blackie calls her out, remarking \"I read The Scarlett Letter in high school too, honey.\"When asked at a panel about Audrey's situation in the third season, David Lynch merely laughed and encouraged the audience and viewers in general to decide for themselves what happened to her. Though some media reports attributed a reference in The Final Dossier to a \"private care facility\" as confirmation of her current status, Mark Frost has also avoided giving a definitive answer as to her current situation.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Au Revoir Simone\nAu Revoir Simone was an electronic band.\nIn 2016, Au Revoir Simone played at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, performing \"Lark\" and \"A Violent Yet Flammable World.\"Behind the scenes\nAu Revoir Simone is an American electronic dream-pop band from Williamsburg, New York, formed in 2003, and consisting of Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart. Their performances for Twin Peaks were used as the end credits backdrops for Part 4 and Part 9.\nThe group also performed \"Sad Song\" for Twin Peaks, but it was not used in the final cut. The performance is included in Twin Peaks: From Z to A."


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"Angus MacDowell\nAngus MacDowell was a witness to a potshatl performed by the Nootka tribe in 1817.\nIn a diary entry, MacDowell stated that, during the ceremony, the host cut himself up and his guests took his body parts. MacDowell saw this to be wasteful and shameful."


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"Angle of Repose\nAngle of Repose was a book by Wallace Stegner.\nA favorite of Frank Truman, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nAngle of Repose is a 1971 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Wallace Stegner."


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"Ask Any Girl\nAsk Any Girl was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\nAsk Any Girl is a 1988 play by Christopher Sergel, adapted from a novel by Winifred Wolfe."


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"April Larken\nApril Larken was a young woman that future FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper encountered along with a man called \"Star\" in the summer of 1969.\nBiography\nCooper first encountered April and Star on July 30, 1969 as he traveled back on foot after a boy scouts' jamboree. They seemed to be hippies and drove a VW bus and as Cooper drove, they had sex under a crystal pyramid glued to the ceiling and took drugs. Later in the day, April stripped off her clothes and chased fireflies as Star slept and Dale got drunk on brandy. She came back with a firefly and then comforted Cooper, who had become sick.\nStar and April later parted ways with Cooper, April giving him a crystal pyramid.\nThe following month of April, she encountered Cooper again, by then having parted with Star and was then a student teacher in Dale's English class. She introduced him to poetry, but it soon became apparent that he was not cut out to be a poet.\n"


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"She later became involved with Cooper's history teacher, Mr. Hord, and Cooper came to her apartment to tell her about troubles he had been having lately, though he also had ulterior motives of a sexual nature.\nThe last time Cooper saw her was a week later before she and Mr. Hord left for a commune in Colorado."


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"BOB\n\"He is BOB, eager for fun. He wears a smile, everybody run.\"\u2015Mike\nBOB (or Killer Bob) was a possessing spirit, believed to originate from the mythical Black Lodge. He spent most of his time on Earth possessing human beings, committing horrific acts to \"harvest\" pain and sorrow (known as \"garmonbozia\") from those around him. While inhabiting a human, BOB's true form, that of a long-haired vagrant, could only be seen by the gifted and the damned.\nAs a child, Leland Palmer \"invited\" BOB into himself, becoming his human vessel. From the time Leland's daughter Laura was twelve, BOB tormented and sexually abused her on a regular basis, intending to make her his next host, before he was stymied by Mike and forced to murder her instead. Later, BOB accompanied the doppelganger of Dale Cooper out of the lodge and traveled with him for the next twenty-five years.\nBiography\n\nEarly years\nFollowing a 1945 nuclear test in White Sands, New Mexico, the image of BOB was seemingly regurgitated from a white figure.\nBOB spent several years with Mike, feeding off of fear and pain until Mike \"saw the face of God\" and cut off his own arm. "


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"BOB then lurked around the Great Northern Hotel for 40 years.\nWhen Leland Palmer was a boy, Robertson lived in a white house near his grandfather's summer house at Pearl Lakes. He taunted Leland, asking \"do you wanna play with fire, little boy?\"BOB told Leland that he wanted to play, and then \"opened\" Leland and went inside him.\nMolesting Laura\nFrom when she was 12, BOB began molesting and abusing Leland's daughter Laura regularly.\nAn owl told BOB of Laura's first orgy at Jacques Renault's cabin. In a later dream, Laura saw BOB at Jacques' cabin killing his bird Waldo and approaching her but was stopped by a gigantic owl.\nLaura knew him to be a friend of Leland. BOB told her that the only person he feared was Mike. BOB's objective with Laura was to be her or else he would kill her.\nMeeting above the convenience store\nBOB appeared in the meeting room across from The Man from Another Place, who spoke about Garmonbozia and observed the green Formica table in front of them. BOB said \"I have the fury of my own momentum.\""


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"The little man said \"with this ring, I thee wed,\" and laughed with BOB. The little man then said \"fire walk with me,\" and BOB clapped. The little man and BOB then left through a set of drapes.\nMurder of Teresa Banks\nAt the Red Diamond City Motel, Leland changed his mind about a foursome with prostitute Teresa Banks and her friends: Ronette Pulaski and Laura.\nIn 1988, BOB with Leland murdered Teresa after she tried to blackmail him, recognising Jacques' description of Laura's father on the phone.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nIn 1989, following years of molesting Laura, one day, he spoke through her ceiling fan that he wants to \"taste through\" her mouth.\nBOB later appeared behind Laura's dresser, where she had hidden her secret diary.\nDuring a day, Mike pursued Leland in the traffic and shouted at him that he (Leland/BOB) stole his canned corn from above the convenience store. The odor of something burning could be perceived.\nA few nights later, February 22, BOB climbed into Laura's window and began to assault her. To Laura, his appearance changed to Leland, horrifying her and confirming her deepest fear.\n"


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"On the night of February 23, he followed Laura to a cabin, where she engaged in sex with Leo Johnson, Jacques Renault, and Ronette Pulaski. When Jacques came out, BOB/Leland knocked him out.\nHe took Laura and Ronette to a train car where he murdered Laura, failing to take her as a host. He wrapped her body in plastic and sent it along a river. With Leland's blood he wrote a \"Fire Walk with Me\" note and, on the way to Glastonbury Grove, he abandoned pages of Laura's diary and a towel covered with Leland's blood. He entered the red room via the curtains in Glastonbury Grove, where Mike, together with The Arm demanded all of his garmonbozia. BOB pulled the blood from Leland's shirt, healing him, and threw it on the floor. It then changed into garmonbozia.\n\nDuring the investigation into Laura's murder, BOB was seen in visions by Sarah Palmer, Dale Cooper, and Maddy Ferguson.\n\nThrough Leland, he murdered Maddy, slamming her head into a picture in the Palmer home. He placed her body in a golf bag before wrapping her in plastic.\n"


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"After Leland was taken into custody and revealed to the authorities as BOB's host, BOB forced him to commit suicide. In his dying breaths, Leland made obscure references to the man at the lake molesting him as a child before stating that he never knew when BOB was in control of his body.\nAfter Leland died, Cooper engaged in a philosophical debate with Sheriff Truman and Albert Rosenfield over how real BOB was, and whether or not BOB was, in fact, a physical incarnation of Leland's repressed personal demons. Although the men could not agree on a unifying idea, they did come to the conclusion that BOB was a manifestation of \"the evil that men do.\"Following Leland's death, BOB's presence was not noticed again until immediately after Josie Packard's sudden death, when Cooper saw a vision of a cackling BOB crawl out from under her bed and mockingly shout, \"Coop, what happened to Josie?!\"Cooper later speculated that BOB had been drawn to Josie's fear.\nWith Cooper's doppelganger\nWhen Windom Earle tried to take Cooper's soul in the red room, BOB said that he could not ask for it and then took Earle's. "


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"After Cooper left, his doppelganger came and laughed with BOB.\nAfter Cooper's doppelganger escaped from the red room, BOB appeared in the mirror to him and broke it, laughing and asking, \"How's Annie?\"After realizing Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Dr. Will Hayward heard him break the mirror, the doppelganger lay down on the floor, and upon being pulled up by Cooper's concerned friends, explained that he slipped and struck his head in the mirror, and it \"struck as funny.\"When Harry said they should get him to a hospital, he merely stated \"But I haven't brushed my teeth yet.\"BOB still remained with Cooper's doppelganger 25 years later.\nAfter Cooper's doppelganger was betrayed and shot dead by Ray Monroe, woodsmen gathered around his body and tore him open, extracting BOB. After the doppelganger revived from the dead, BOB was returned..\nAfter Cooper's doppelganger was shot by Lucy Brennan during his infiltration at the Sheriff's Station in Twin Peaks, woodsmen once again gathered and BOB emerged from the body. "


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"He began attacking a present Dale Cooper and then proceeded to attack Freddie Sykes, who then pulverized BOB with a special green glove given to him by the Fireman several months previously. During this battle, Freddie successfully defeated BOB and shattered him into pieces, fulfilling his destiny foretold by the Fireman.\nModus operandi\nAfter committing a crime, he puts a letter under a ring finger nail to form the name \"Robert\". The letters are cut from issues of Flesh World. The revealed letters are:\nT for Teresa Banks, left ring finger\nR for Laura Palmer, left ring finger\nB for Ronette Pulaski, left ring finger\nO for Maddy Ferguson, left ring finger\nFollowing this, he wraps the victim in plastic and sends them floating in a body of water.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nInternational Pilot\nBOB is seen by Sarah Palmer, crouching behind Laura's bed.\n\nIn the hospital's basement, BOB stands over a circle of candles and welcomes Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman to the \"killer's lair.\"They approach him and he asks if Mike is with them. "


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"BOB then speaks with Mike, saying \"Heads up, tails up, running to be with scallywag, night falls, morning calls, catch you with my death bag.\"Sheriff Truman asks him what the letters found under Laura Palmer and Teresa Banks' fingers were going to spell, and BOB answers that they were going to spell his proper name, \"Robert.\"He promises he will kill again, then Mike appears, shooting him dead.\nBehind the scenes\nThe impetus for the series Twin Peaks was the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer. When production began on the pilot episode, series creators David Lynch and Mark Frost had decided that the murderer would be revealed as Leland Palmer, Laura's father. During the filming of a scene in the pilot taking place in Laura's room, Frank Silva, a set dresser during the shootings but also an actor, accidentally trapped himself in the room prior to filming by inadvertently moving a dresser in front of the door. Lynch had an image of Silva stuck in the room and thought that it could fit into the series somewhere, and told Silva that he would like for him to be in the series. "


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"Lynch had Silva crouch at the foot of Laura's bed and look through the bars of the footboard, as if he were \"trapped\" behind them, and filmed it, then had Silva leave the room and filmed the empty room; after reviewing the footage, Lynch liked the presence that Silva brought to the scene and decided that he would put him somewhere in the series.\nLater that day, a scene was being filmed in which Palmer's mother experiences a vision which frightens her; at the time, the script did not indicate what Mrs. Palmer had seen to frighten her. Lynch was pleased with how the scene turned out, but a crew member informed him that it would have to be re-shot because a mirror in the scene had inadvertently picked up someone's reflection. When Lynch asked who it was, the crew member replied that it had been Silva. Lynch considered this a \"happy accident,\" and decided at that point that the unnamed character to be played by Silva would be revealed as Palmer's true killer.\nIn Episode 1, Sarah Palmer sees a vision of BOB while hugging Donna. The vision consists of BOB crouching at the foot of Laura's bed. "


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"In the script, the vision featured a long, empty hospital corridor, with BOB running down it towards the camera at full speed. The scene, as scripted, was indeed filmed, but deemed too \"freaky\" by Lynch and never used, except for a brief clip of it during Ronette's dream of BOB during Episode 8.\nThe name \"Bob\" is a reference to Bob's Big Boy, a restaurant where David Lynch ordered the same lunch every day for several years.\n\nAs Frank Silva passed away in 1995, he appeared posthumously in the 2017 revival through the use of archive footage and CGI, which was always the preferred solution instead of recasting.\nTrivia\nThe credits and hard on-screen subtitles always use the name \"Bob\" or \"Killer Bob\". The name \"BOB\" is used in all caps in Laura's secret diary, his name being an acronym and a warning in itself: \"BEWARE OF BOB\"."


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"Bill Grose\n\"Drying's tricky stuff and, being a Theosophist, tricky stuff is, well, it's a toss-up how that fire started but it could have. It could have.\"Bill Grose was the Packard Sawmill's Manager of holding and drying.\nHe was also a Theosophist."


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"Bill Shear\nBill Shear was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Benjamin Franklin\nBenjamin Franklin was a high-ranking Mason and founder of the American Philosophical Society.\nIn a rambling 1805 letter to Thomas Jefferson, Meriwether Lewis spoke of a \"mysterious force B. Franklin had stumbled upon.\"Mr. Cooper considered Franklin as one of his heroes and kept a picture of him above the door of his print shop.\nBehind the scenes\nBenjamin Franklin (January 17, 1706 \u2013 April 17, 1790) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, also notable for his major discoveries in physical science."


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"Behind the Curtain\nBehind the Curtain is a series of behind the scenes featurettes exclusive to the Blu-ray set, Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nEach featurette shows footage shot by Jason S. and Charles de Lauzirika during the production of Twin Peaks (2017).\n"


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"Barstow\nMr. Barstow was a history teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 2, 1968, Dale Cooper crawled through the air vent above Barstow's class to observe a girls' sexual education class."


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"Big Ed's Gas Farm\nBig Ed's Gas Farm was a station in Twin Peaks, Washington. Originally named Ed's Gas Farm and owned by Ed Hurley, Sr., It was later passed down to Hurley's son, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, who renamed it to be in line with his own nickname. In 1989, Hurley lived with his wife, Nadine, in a house next to the gas station."


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"Bill Chapman\nBill Chapman was an assistant coach for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Bill Conway\nBill Conway was an assistant coach for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Axolotl\n\"Axolotl\" was a song by the Veils.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Veils performed \"Axolotl\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington. As they played, Ruby was forcefully removed from her booth by two men and fell into a screaming fit.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Axolotl\" is a song by the Veils from their 2016 studio album Total Depravity. The song, in an altered mix, was featured in \"Part 15\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). An added instrumental section played over the end credits of \"Part 15.\""


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"Lyrics\nI'm glowing bright, obsidianAxolotl amphibianUn-elemental chemicalGot me growing six black tentaclesA little nightmarish, a little maudlinGood golly go get that kid some laudanumSalvation's more than I can affordWho needs the Devil when you've got the Lord?Oh my soulLosing controlWho built this heart?Oh my GodNow sister Maggie's coming in fleet-footBaby's got a belly full of black sootI got the feeling I better just stay putAnd she'll love you better than any real man couldAn accidental amphibianI'm growing giddy as a GideonAnother head for the chopping boardWho needs the Devil when you've got the Lord?Oh my soulLosing controlWho built this heart?Oh my God\nCredits\nTo be added"


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"Bessie Spoon\nBessie Spoon was the mail-order bride of Ersel Martell and mother of Pete Martell.\nAfter her husband's death, Bessie was killed after being struck by lightning."


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"Bad Binoculars\nBad Binoculars is the fifth short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nI have been traveling for seventy days now, searching for the man with the gray elevated hair. Never staying in one place for more than one day. A woman is angry with a man in a sleeveless suit. She tells him of her grief. Again, he speaks words that I do not understand. Does he want her to say the things she says?\nDavid Lynch rehearses Audrey and Charlie's second scene together with Sherilyn Fenn and Clark Middleton. (\"Part 13\") Several times, Lynch whispers secret directions to Fenn, once right before her line about a \"little girl who lived down the lane.\"When asked about the missing red jacket Audrey put on earlier, Lynch says it doesn't matter, as this scene is happening at a \"completely different time.\"High above the water, we can see the reflections. A funny little man dressed like an elf comes into view. He has eaten the medicine that he made himself. Why was he not more careful?\n"


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"At the hilly filming location for Richard Horne's death scene, a production truck drives past Riley Lynch giving the middle finger. David plans the shots of Richard and Mr. C approaching the hilltop with Scott Cameron. Lynch again greets David Patrick Kelly, and explains that since viewers last say Jerry Horne, he has wandered \"out and about\" very far without seeing people for a very long time. Kelly practices his reaction to his binoculars \"killing\" someone, refining the \"bad binoculars\" refrain and spitting on them.\nEndless buckets of energy along an iron rail. The strangeness continues to grow, all for the good of those involved. Order must be restored to a chaotic situation. A small piece of flesh looks ripped from her face, but why can she not see?\nDuring filming at the DirtFish Rally School (standing in for the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department), Lynch angrily tells several crew members to clear the conference room for a rehearsal, later telling Peter Deming that they need to limit traffic in and out. He rehearses the scene between Hawk, Andy, and Lucy regarding a box of chocolate bunnies. (\"Part 3\")\nRuth De Jong shows Lynch photographs of the under-construction convenience store facade. "


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"Lynch approves and says their work is \"beautiful.\"Outside, Lynch looks at Naido's facial prosthetic with Debbie Zoller, asking them to add a dark brown-red blood effect to the stitches. Lynch says her makeup in the forest should match what she will have on in the mansion room scenes.\nLynch walks through the scene of Doris Truman shouting down the hallway at Frank. (\"Part 6\") Candy Clark notices they are being filmed, but Lynch assures her that Jason is a \"good guy\" working on behind-the-scenes material. He directs several more scenes for the sheriff's department, including Bobby's first appearance and the nighttime case file review. (\"Part 4\") Robert Forster asks for clarification about Bobby and Laura's relationship and the late Major Briggs. Lynch tells him that Frank probably knew Briggs at one point, while Harry certainly did; a \"lot of spokes\" come from that hub. Later, Lynch provides Margaret Lanterman's dialogue for her phone conversation with Truman and Deputy Hawk. (\"Part 11\")\nAfter the end of filming at DirtFish, employee Eugean Thompson shows Lynch an old aerial photograph of the Snoqualmie Valley. Lynch recalls seeing the nearby lumber mill in action when they filmed the pilot. "


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"He thanks Eugean for opening the school to the production, and says it's very sad to leave.\nLOS ANGELES\nLynch, Sabrina S. Sutherland, and several other crew members laugh upon seeing Jay Aaseng in preliminary prosthetics to play the jail cell drunk. Lynch greets Harry Goaz, Kimmy Robertson, and John Pirruccello for the jail cell scenes, directing each to their initial marks for rehearsal. He then directs Nae Yuuki on Naido's attitude in the jail cell, likening her motions to a \"praying mantis.\"Following filming on the jail set, Lynch gathers Robertson, Dana Ashbrook and Michael Horse and announces over the megaphone that their \"dear friends\" Hawk, Lucy, and Bobby have wrapped. All three thank him and the entire crew; Horse says it was an honor to be part of Lynch's creative process. He then jokes that \"once we take our land back,\" he will make sure that everyone in the crew receives a green card.\n"


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"People featured\nJay Aaseng\nEric Amundsen\nDana Ashbrook\nGeorge Billinger\nScott Cameron\nCandy Clark\nTim Collins\nRuth De Jong\nPeter Deming\nDavid Eubank\nIme N. Etuk\nEamon Farren\nSherilyn Fenn\nRobert Forster\nCori Glazer\nHarry Goaz\nJames Grixoni\nMichael Horse\nDavid Patrick Kelly\nR. Scott Lawrence\nDavid Lynch\nRiley Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nJames Marshall\nFlorencia Martin\nClark Middleton\nJohn Pirruccello\nKimmy Robertson\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nJodee Thelen\nEugean Thompson\nJake Wardle\nNae Yuuki\nDebbie Zoller\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"Cloud Bags\"\n\"Inflated Question\"\n\"Zapped\"\n\"Late Backe\"\n\"Zu Dallas Atmos\"\n\"Bli\"\n\"Juliju Song\"\n\"Crying Long\"\n\"NordBanhoff\"\n\"Pickled Piper\"\n\"Slab Stalks\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4\nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers and Ann-Kristin Mayr and Jason Denner\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\n\u2191 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5\nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""


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"Bartholomew Beaufort\nBartholomew Beaufort was an ill citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington to be visited by Reverend Isaiah Hurly when the Blizzard of 1889 began."


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"Billy (South Dakota)\nFor the Twin Peaks resident, see Billy (Twin Peaks).\nBilly was a South Dakota Highway Patrol officer.\nBiography\nBilly and his partner arrived at the scene of a car accident near Buckhorn, where Dale Cooper's doppelganger had run off the road and vomited up a toxic substance. As he approached the driver's side door, Billy became sick to his stomach, doubling over and warning his partner to stay away. The other trooper radioed for backup and advised that they bring gas masks.\nSubsequently, Billy was admitted to the hospital to be treated for his exposure to Cooper's vomit."


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"Betty (Buckhorn)\nFor the mental patient, see Betty (Haverford).\nBetty was high school principal William Hastings' secretary.\nBiography\nIn March 2014, a visitor to Hastings' blog, Adam Z., commented that Betty was \"so cool.\"Hastings gave Betty a copy of important coordinates, which he and Ruth Davenport had found on behalf of \"the Major,\" a man they had met in an alternate dimension. Dale Cooper's doppelganger was in pursuit of these same coordinates, and he hired Ray Monroe to get them from Betty.\nAfter his arrest, Hastings claimed that the previous Thursday night he had driven Betty home from a school staff evaluation meeting, around the time of Ruth Davenport's murder.\nBy late September 2016, despite his detainment in federal prison, Ray had apparently succeeded in obtaining the coordinates, and attempted to extort Cooper for $500,000 in exchange for the information. Betty was killed in her car by a bomb planted by Cooper and Jack."


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"Black Lodge\nFor the actual location, see red room.\n\n\"There is also a legend of a place called the Black Lodge: the shadow self of the White Lodge, a place of dark forces that pull on this world. A world of nightmares. Shamans reduced to crying children, angry spirits pouring from the woods, graves opening like flowers.\"\u2015Hawk\nThe Black Lodge was a mythological place referenced in the stories of the Nez Perce tribe of northeastern Washington. It was the name used to refer to a particular extra-dimensional location visited by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper during his 1989 visit to Twin Peaks, which bore the appearance of an endless, red-curtained series of rooms and hallways.\nLegends\nThe Black Lodge and its opposing counterpart, the White Lodge, originated in ancient legends passed down by the Nez Perce tribes who once inhabited the Twin Peaks region. In the stories, the Black Lodge was the \"shadow self\" of the White, a place of pure evil through which all souls passed on the way to perfection. During this process, the pilgrim would confront the Dweller on the Threshold, their own shadow self. "


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"If this challenge was not met with perfect courage, the lodge would utterly annihilate their soul. While the White Lodge could supposedly be accessed with strong feelings of love, the Black would open to its opposite: fear.\nThe settlers who followed the Nez Perce gradually became aware of a \"darkness\" or \"presence\" in the surrounding woods and formed a secret society, the Bookhouse Boys, dedicated to fighting against it. Dale Cooper hypothesized that this presence and the Black Lodge of lore were one and the same.\nA \"black lodge\" of evil magicians figured in Moonchild, a 1923 novel by the notorious occultist Aleister Crowley. In the novel, the black lodge was one of two factions vying for an unborn child believed to be the Antichrist.\nRogue former FBI agent Windom Earle described the Black Lodge as a source of world-altering power:\n\"For there is another place, opposite, of almost unimaginable power, chock full of dark forces and vicious secrets. No prayers dare penetrate this frightful maw. Spirits there care not for good deeds and priestly invocations. They are as like to rip the muscle from our bones as greet you with a happy g'day. "


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"And, if harnessed, these spirits, this hidden land of unmuffled screams and broken hearts, will offer up a power so vast that its bearer might reorder the earth itself to his liking.\"During his time with Project Blue Book, Earle became convinced that the dugpas drew their powers from the Black Lodge, a place for which they had many names.\nCooper speculated that BOB, the supposed demonic spirit who possessed Leland Palmer, had originally come from the Black Lodge.\nEntrance\n\nAn ancient pictogram drawn on the wall of Owl Cave depicted the Twin Peaks region and detailed how one might directly enter the Black Lodge itself. A \"portal\" would open in Glastonbury Grove in the center of a circle of twelve sycamore trees during the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. This \"opening,\" which manifested as a set of red curtains, could also be found and passed at will by certain individuals at any time of their choosing.\nThe curtains led into a red-curtained set of rooms and corridors, which had no apparent end and exhibited anomalous properties. This place was commonly referred to as the Black Lodge or \"the lodge,\" although its exact connection was unclear.\n"


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"History\nFollowing his escape from custody, the insane Windom Earle doggedly pursued his goal of finding and entering the Black Lodge, which he believed would grant one the power to reorder the world in their image. For several weeks in March 1989, Earle stalked several of the townspeople and his former partner Dale Cooper, seeking clues to its location. By spying on Cooper and kidnapping Major Garland Briggs, he finally determined that the door would open at the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn at midnight on March 26, in response to the fear of an innocent.\nDuring the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, Earle, disguised as the town Log Lady, attacked the event and abducted the newly crowned Miss Twin Peaks, Annie Blackburn, knowing that she and Cooper had fallen in love. Earle took her to the circle of trees at Glastonbury Grove, where a red-curtained opening appeared. They stepped through and disappeared. Shortly thereafter, Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrived in pursuit. Cooper told Truman to wait for him and stepped through as well, disappearing.\n"


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"Further reading: Red room\nThe next morning, Sarah Palmer, in an agitated state, went with Dr. Lawrence Jacoby to the Double R Diner in search of Major Briggs. She spoke in an inhuman voice, saying: \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper. I'm waiting for you.\"Almost a day after they disappeared, Annie and Cooper (actually a malevolent twin) reappeared in the sycamore grove. Annie was rushed to Calhoun Memorial Hospital while Cooper was brought to his hotel room at the Great Northern to recuperate. While she was being treated, Annie, dazed, told a nurse that she had been with Dale and Laura, and that \"the good Dale in the lodge,\" unable to leave. The same message was found in a diary entry written by Laura Palmer prior to her death, as she had seen Annie say this in a dream.\nTwenty-five years later, the Cooper double explained to Darya that the next day he was supposed to get pulled back into \"what they call the Black Lodge,\" although he had a plan to counter this.\n"


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"Aside from the reading of Laura's diary entry in \"Part 7,\" this is the only reference to either the Black or White Lodge in Twin Peaks (2017).\nWhile attempting to summarize for Gordon Cole what had happened to Cooper between 1989 and 2016, Tammy Preston decided for the sake of convenience to use \"the Black Lodge\" as shorthand for his whereabouts in those years.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script for \"Episode 29,\" the Black Lodge was a black-and-white mirror of the Great Northern Hotel. This and virtually everything else about the lodge sequence were discarded by director David Lynch for the largely improvised sequence that actually appears in the episode. As indicated above, the red room first seen in Cooper's dreams is commonly assumed to be the Black Lodge itself, although the room itself has never been identified.\nIn the Lynch-directed Georgia Coffee commercials, Cooper explains: \"The Black Lodge isn't in this world. Inside, there's a red room.\"The Black Lodge is a concept in the school of theosophy, using the connotation of a fraternal organization rather than a place. "


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"Frost deliberately lifted from Psychic Self Defense, a 1930 \"handbook\" by British occultist Dion Fortune, a chapter details the dangers associated with the Black Lodges, which are secret societies who follow the left-handed path in pursuit of worldly gain. It is likewise possible that the Black Lodge of the series refers not merely to a place but to a confluence of spirits."


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"Awards and nominations\nThis page lists awards and nominations received by Twin Peaks and related works.\n20/20 Felix Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2013\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBest Original Score\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2713\nExternal links\nAftonblandet TV Prize\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1992\nTwin Peaks\nBest Foreign TV Program\n\u2713\nExternal links\nAftonblandet TV Prize at Wikipedia\nArtios Awards\nSince October 1985, the Casting Society of America has presented the Artios Awards for excellence in casting.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1990\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nBest Casting for TV, Dramatic Episode\nJohanna Ray\n\u2713\nASC Awards\nThe ASC Awards have been presented by the American Society of Cinematographers for excellence in cinematography since 1987.\n"


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"Year\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\n\"Pilot\"\nOutstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Movies of the Week/Pilots\nRon Garcia\n\u2715\nExternal links\nThe American Society of Cinematographers\nAmerican Society of Cinematographers at Wikipedia\nBram Stoker Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\n\"Part 8\"\nBram Stoker Award\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\nBrit Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1991\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBest Soundtrack\n\u2713\nBroadcasting Press Guild Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1990\nTwin Peaks\nBest Imported TV Programme\n\u2713\nExternal links\nBroadcasting Press Guild Awards at Wikipedia\nCahiers du Cin\u00e9ma\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nTop Ten Films of 2017 \u2013 #1\nDavid Lynch\n\u2713\nExternal links\nCannes Film Festival\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1992\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nPalme d'Or\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\n2017\n\"Part 1\"\n\"Part 2\"\nScreened out of competition\n\u2713\nExternal links\nCannes Film Festival at Wikipedia\nCinema Audio Society Awards\nThe Cinema Audio Society Awards (or C.A.S. Awards) is an annual awards ceremony honoring outstanding achievement in sound mixing.\n"


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"Year\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\n\"Part 8\"\nOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Music Score and Musical for Episodic Short Form Broadcast Media\nDavid Lynch (sound designer)\nDean Hurley (music editor, sound editor)\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\nMotion Picture Sound Editors at Wikipedia\nGrammy Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\"\nBest Pop Instrumental Theme\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2713\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\nBest Spoken Word Album\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nExternal links\nGrammy Awards at Wikipedia\nHollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2018\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest Contemporary Makeup - Television Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television\nDebbie Zoller\nRichard Redlefsen\nMandi Ann Ruiz\n\u2715\nBest Period and/or Character Makeup - Television Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television\n\u2715\nBest Special Makeup Effects - Television Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television\nDebbie Zoller\nRichard Redlefsen\nJamie Kelman\n\u2715\nExternal links\nIGN Summer Movie Awards\nIGN (formerly Imagine Games Network) is a San Francisco-based games and entertainment media company operated by IGN Entertainment Inc.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest TV Drama Series\n\u2715\nBest Dramatic TV Performance\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\n\"Part 8\"\nBest TV Episode\n\u2715\nIndependent Spirit Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1992\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBest Original Score\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2713\nBest Female Lead\nSheryl Lee\n\u2715\nExternal links\nIndependent Spirit Awards at Wikipedia\nOnline Film & Television Association Awards\nThe Online Film & Television Association Awards, or OFTAs, were established in 1996.\n"


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"Asami\nAsami is the wife of Ken.\nBiography\nWhen visiting Twin Peaks, Washington, Asami became lost after sending a postcard from the Great Northern Hotel to her husband, Ken. When her room was searched, all that was found was a photo of her in front of a car and a deer head.\nHer car, a Von Singer Vibel, was found at Big Ed's Gas Farm with a triangle of red snooker balls in the front seat, and an origami swan was left for Ken at the Double R Diner.\nShe was found in the Black Lodge by Dale Cooper. She was reunited with her husband and they celebrated with Georgia Coffee."


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"Angelo Wong's\n\"The food is too delicious to describe.\"Angelo Wong's was an Italian and Thai restaurant in Twin Peaks, Washington owned by Angelo Wong. The establishment was reportedly well-loved by Jerry Horne."


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"Bittner\nBittner was a private security officer hired to guard a glass box installed in a New York City skyscraper.\nBiography\nBittner sat at a desk in an anteroom outside a loft where workers were hired to watch a glass box and report anything that appeared inside. He notified the worker on duty, Sam Colby, that he had a visit from Tracey. She had brought two lattes and asked if she could join him, but Bittner said nobody else was allowed inside.\nOn another night, the guard on duty, possibly Bittner, was gone when Tracey arrived, and could not be found in the office or the adjoining restroom. Following Sam and Tracey's deaths, the New York Police Department could not locate any of the security guards who worked on the project."


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"Belinda Bondace\nBelinda Bondace was a homemaker native of the eastern United States who introduced Huckleberry pie to Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"Between Two Worlds\n\n\"Between Two Worlds\" is a featurette included in the Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A Blu-ray releases. It features David Lynch interviewing Grace Zabriskie, Ray Wise and Sheryl Lee, first as their characters (Sarah Palmer, Leland Palmer, and Laura Palmer, respectively), then as themselves.\nThe second portion of the featurette was later released in the Criterion Collection release of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe Palmer family interview was written by Lynch.\nPalmer Family Interview\n\nSarah Palmer\nSarah says that she is still living in Twin Peaks in the same house, alone. She says she makes a happy face when she goes out, to hide her true thoughts. She admits that she has seen people in the medical profession and entertains herself with watching football, billiards, snooker, and bowling.\nLeland Palmer\nLeland states that he has fond memories of Sarah and Laura, stating that he was head over heels in love with Sarah in the beginning. He says that there were once happy times in their home, but there were changes, and he began seeing women. "


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"He still believed the family's love was intact at this time, in spite of the darkness that was the molestation of Laura that he blamed on BOB.\nLaura Palmer\nLaura reflects on BOB and the abuse she suffered at his hands, but an eventual happiness she felt, presumably referring to the White Lodge after her death.\nActors' Discussion\nOver pie, Lynch asks the actors to share memories they had during Twin Peaks."


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"Betty Northrup\nSara Elizabeth \"Betty\" Northrup was a girlfriend of her brother-in-law Jack Parsons and later the wife of L. Ron Hubbard.\nBiography\nBy the time she was 17 years old, Betty regularly attended Thelema gatherings at the Parsonage, and began an affair with her half-sister Helen's husband, Jack Parsons in 1945.\nShe initially met L. Ron Hubbard at a Thelema gathering and although she initially despised him, she became enamored and left Persons. Hubbard cheated Parsons out of his life savings and traveled to Miami, Florida, where they purchased a yacht. The pair later married before Hubbard officially divorced his first wife.\nBehind the scenes\nSara Elizabeth Bruce Northrup Hollister (April 8, 1924 \u2013 December 19, 1997) was the second wife of science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard."


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"Aaron Burr\nAaron Burr was a United States Vice President.\nAfter killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel on the New Jersey Palisades, Burr fled west.\nAlong with several co-conspirators, Burr plotted to seize land in Texas, Mexico, and Louisiana to establish a new republic, which Burr planned to lead. In 1805, General James Wilkinson warned President Thomas Jefferson of the plot.\nBurr was arrested and put on trial in 1807.\nBehind the scenes\nAaron Burr (February 6, 1756 \u2013 September 14, 1836) was the third Vice President of the United States, best remembered for his killing of Alexander Hamilton in an 1804 duel and his arrest for treason in 1807."


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"Backup singers\nA pair of backup singers performed with James Hurley at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nThe two women performed the echo vocals for \"Just You,\" a song performed by James Hurley which he had originally written in 1989 and played with Donna Hayward and Madeline Ferguson.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Backup Singer #2\" and \"Backup Singer #3\" were portrayed by Kelsey Bohlen and Rachael Bower. The original version of \"Just You,\" featuring the vocals of Sheryl Lee and Lara Flynn Boyle, was reused for the second performance."


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"Billy (Twin Peaks)\nFor the South Dakota Highway Patrolman, see Billy (South Dakota).\n\"You know, when Billy and I go places, he never speaks to me the way you do, Charlie.\"\u2015Audrey Horne\nBilly was Audrey Horne's extramarital lover.\nBiography\nAudrey carried on an affair with Billy while she was married to Charlie, not bothering to keep the relationship a secret. Billy was also involved with Tina.\nOne day, Billy witnessed Chuck stealing his truck and called the sheriff. The truck was later found without incident.\nAt the Roadhouse, Tina's daughter Megan told Sophie that Billy had recently jumped over a six-foot fence and run into their kitchen while bleeding profusely, holding his head in the sink before running out again. The episode, lasting about ten seconds in total, was witnessed by Tina and Megan, and possibly Megan's uncle.\nThe week after the truck incident, Billy went missing. Chuck told Audrey that Tina had been the last person to see him. Audrey had a dream where Billy was bleeding from his nose and mouth.\nOne night, Bing ran into the Double R Diner, shouting to the patrons and asking if anyone had seen Billy.\n"


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"Two days after Billy's disappearance, Audrey browbeat Charlie into going to the Roadhouse with her to look for him, even though Billy supposedly hated the place. Charlie called Tina to ask about Billy, but got some disturbing news."


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"Behind The Red Curtain\n\"Behind The Red Curtain\" is a short film by Richard Beymer exclusive to the Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nThe film consists of behind the scenes footage of filming in the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, convenience store, and the red room.\n"


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"Bijou Opera House\nThe Bijou Opera House, also known as the New Opera House, was an opera house in Twin Peaks, Washington which replaced the destroyed Old Opera House in 1918.\nHistory\nPlans for rebuilding the Old Opera House began in 1915 after tenor Enrico Caruso refused to perform in Twin Peaks, deeming the town undeserving of his presence.\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town states that the Opera House was rebuilt specifically for Caruso in 1916, but he got lost and missed his performance.\nCaruso was the first to perform at the Bijou upon its completion in 1918, performing arias from Rigoletto, La Boheme, Tosca, Pagliacci, among other favorites of James Packard. Paderewski was also known to have performed at the opera house.\nThe Bijou also served as a venue for vaudeville acts, such as the Marx Brothers and W. C. Fields.\nIt became the town's first movie theater in 1925 with a double bill of Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush and Sergei Eisenstein's The Battleship Potemkin. It was also the first in town to be capable of screening talkie films. "


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"At a 1929 screening of The Jazz Singer, the town's last living Civil War veteran \"succumbed to a fatal rictus\" upon hearing Jolson singing in the film.\nThe Bijou's 1941 premiere of 49th Parallel was given credit for the town's rise in enlistment and the formation of the Citizens Brigade, later known as the Bookhouse Boys.\nIt was later abandoned until a controversial 1969 performance by Guess Who.\nIn 1982, Benjamin Horne restored the opera house according to the original architect's design and it began screening films once again."


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"Benjamin Horne\n\"Someday I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne. I'm gonna tell them who Ben Horne really is.\"\u2015Laura Palmer\nBenjamin Joseph Horne, CEO of Horne Industries, Inc. and owner of the Great Northern Hotel was the richest citizen of Twin Peaks. He expressed his love for Laura Palmer over his own daughter, Audrey, ultimately leading to suspicion in Laura's murder.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nHorne was born on August 4, 1940 to J.J. Horne, who was the son of Orville Horne and grandson of Danville Horne.\n\nAt some point in his childhood, Ben was present with his family at the groundbreaking for the Great Northern Hotel and, with his brother, watched Louise Dombrowski dance in their room with a flashlight.\nAt some point in his childhood, Ben's father bought him a secondhand Schwinn bicycle that he would grow to have fond memories of despite its imperfections.\nHe was the student manager of the Twin Peaks High School football team of 1968.\nBen attended Stanford University, where he was President of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.\nHe married a woman named Sylvia, with whom he had a son, Johnny, and a daughter, Audrey. "


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"He inherited the family businesses of Horne's Department Store and the Great Northern Hotel.\nIn the early 1970s, Horne had an affair with Eileen Hayward, which possibly resulted in the birth of Donna Hayward.\nSometime around 1984, he purchased the casino and brothel One Eyed Jacks. There, he would \"break in\" girls who had been hired, often from the perfume department at Horne's Department Store, which was run by Emory Battis. Among the girls was Laura Palmer, daughter of his chief counsel, Leland Palmer. During Laura's childhood, he had treated her with more care than his own children, and when she was hired for a brief period at One Eyed Jacks, he slept with her.\nOn the night of February 23, 1989, Ben was with Catherine Martell, whom he had been having an affair with to seize the land on which the Packard Sawmill stood, in order to proceed with the Ghostwood Development Project.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nThe next morning, Ben spat into a fireplace at the Great Northern Hotel, speaking to Leland Palmer about papers for foreign businessmen to invest in his country club he planned to build on the land where the Packard Sawmill stood. "


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"Leland pointed out that they had not yet acquired the land, but Ben insisted that the mill would be through within a year. The charismatic Horne then led a conference with Norwegian businessmen, concerning the Ghostwood estate. Leland received a call from his wife and excused himself while Ben continued the conference. They reached a point where they needed Leland back, but Ben found him sobbing and gripping Sheriff Harry S. Truman's jacket, announcing that his daughter, Laura Palmer, was dead.\nLater, Horne's daughter, Audrey, told the Norwegians that her friend Laura was found murdered, which scared them away from the town, regardless of how much Ben begged them to return.\nHe later attended a conference held by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who announced the Bureau's takeover of the Laura Palmer investigation due to its possible link to a murder that occurred the previous year.\nIn the evening, he was on the phone with Catherine Martell and they planned to meet.\nThe next day, he fixed his tie as Catherine laid under the covers. "


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"They discussed their plan to get rid of the mill for the Ghostwood project, and he suggested starting a fire at the mill as he kissed her feet, then removed his jacket and kissed her chest.\nHe later went to his office where his daughter danced in place. He turned off her music and questioned her about the Norwegians leaving the previous day. She told him she spoke to them about Laura being murdered, which may have caused them to leave. He threatened her to ensure she never did something like this again and left.\nBenjamin eats dinner with his family in silence the next day until his brother Jerry arrived from Paris, bringing sandwiches that Ben highly approved of. He left the dining room with him and told him about Laura's murder as well as the fact that the Norwegians had left. He also mentioned that there was a new girl at One Eyed Jacks\u2014a brothel and casino he secretly owned\u2014and that one of them was \"first in line.\"They took a boat to One Eyed Jacks and after Jerry ordered them drinks, the madame Blackie O'Reilly brought out the girls. "


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"After Ben recited Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 to Blackie, the new girl came out and Jerry flipped a coin, Ben winning.\nBen was present at the morgue the following morning, observing Laura's body as a fight broke out between Doctor Will Hayward and FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield, Hayward believing Laura's body to be released for the funeral, while Albert wished to complete more tests on it. When the argument became physical, Ben restrained the two and took Hayward's side, despite the appreciation for Rosenfield's expertise. The situation became physical again before Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman arrived. After Harry punched Albert, Cooper ordered that the body be released. Ben later attended Laura's funeral.\nBen met with Catherine the next day at the Timber Falls Motel. She told him about Josie finding the mill's fake ledger and where she had hidden the real one. They further discussed the plan to destroy the mill when they heard a gunshot outside. Ben then went to take a bath.\nLater, he used an exercise bike as he talks on the phone with a potential Icelandic business partner and Jerry. "


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"After he hung up, Audrey came in, asking if he was ashamed of her and she asked about the family business, wishing to run it when he was no longer able to and requested to have a job at his department store. When the phone rang, he had Audrey leave and arranged to meet with the caller - Leo Johnson. They met in the woods, Leo showing him the body of Bernard Renault, who Leo killed. They then came to an agreement to have Leo burn down the mill.\nBen lit a cigar in his office the following day as his brother came, announcing the arrival of the Icelandic businessmen, who were disturbing most of the hotel's guests. He discussed plans to get the men to sign the partnership, including a possible trip to One Eyed Jacks to convince them. Leland then showed up, wishing to occupy his mind by helping with the Icelandic businessmen, but Ben insisted he went home and rested, following doctor's orders.\nLater at a party for the Icelandic businessmen, he entertained a group of them until Catherine came and poured a drink on his shoe. "


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"They went to his office, where Catherine presented to him a poker chip from One Eyed Jacks that he dropped and she smacked him. They then kissed and agreed to give Josie one more chance to sell the mill. They went back out to the guests as Leland had a breakdown, tearfully dancing alone. Ben commanded Catherine to dance with Palmer. His brother came, confused, and Ben told him \"get Doctor Jacoby, a net and get out of my life.\"Ben went back to his office, where Josie waited for him and she presented the ledger she found hidden in his desk. They arranged to proceed with their business dealings the following night.\nThe following day, Horne was with a group of Icelanders with his brother, singing loudly, each with a beer in hand. He asked Jerry to send them to the dining room and asked when they were signing the contracts. Jerry said they would be ready once they went to One Eyed Jacks, so Ben sent his brother to round up the Icelanders for the trip, then called Josie, saying they needed Catherine to be at the mill.\n"


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"The trip to One Eyed Jacks with the Icelanders convinced Einar Thorson to sign the agreement for the Ghostwood project. Horne then received a call from Hank Jennings, who was set to take out Leo for Ben.\nHe completed signing the Ghostwood forms and expressed to Blackie that he wished to celebrate with the newest girl at the brothel. He went to her room and said, \"Close your eyes. This is such stuff that dreams are made of,\" partially quoting Prospero from Shakespeare's The Tempest. The girl hid behind her bed curtains and swatted at his hands when he tried to enter. The girl insisted that he leave, and he tried to fool her by opening and closing the door before pulling back her bed curtains. He pulled back the sheet that covered her and she wore a mask. She continued to resist him until Jerry interrupted, informing him of a situation, prompting him to leave.\nLater, he spoke with Jerry, planning to find Catherine and receive a medical report on Leo Johnson. They are interrupted by Leland, who cheerfully sang, with his hair having turned white. "


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"Ben and Jerry danced along to the song Leland sang before Palmer announced to them that he was \"back and ready.\"Ben and Jerry exited an elevator later and walk through the hotel, talking about a dessert. They both noted that Audrey had been absent. They went to Ben's office, where Hank waited in front of the fireplace. He told them about Josie leaving and Leo's status being in a coma. Hank also said that he believed Catherine to be dead in the rubble of the mill.\nThe next day, he sat with Jerry in front of the two Packard Sawmill ledgers, going over the rest of the plan to gain the land. Later, Ben called Sheriff Truman to inform him that Audrey had been missing for, at most, two days.\nJerry brought him an insurance policy for the mill, which was not signed by Catherine. He had Jerry call the Icelanders as Leland entered, informing them to call the businessmen, but found that they were already on it. Jerry gave the phone to Ben and he reached Einar. The Icelandic businessman voiced his worries about the recent fire at the mill, which Leland told him about. "


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"Upset with this, Ben suggested to Leland that he be given different responsibilities, specifically his tax return. Palmer then recognized a police sketch on an end table and left to tell Sheriff Truman. Ben told Jerry, \"Please kill Leland.\"He was approached the next day by Agent Cooper, who told him that he was contacted by Audrey. Horne warned him about Audrey's charms and to avoid her. He also said that he would let him know if Audrey came home.\nAs Ben walked through the hotel the next morning, a desk clerk told him about the upcoming arrival of travel writer M.T. Wentz. Ben told her he wanted an hourly update. He went to his office, where Jean Renault waited. He was shown a video of Audrey in captivity, angering Horne. Renault made an offer to become his business partner and wanted Agent Cooper in exchange for Audrey.\nHe showed Cooper the tape of Audrey and planned to have him make a money exchange for her, per Renault's suggestion, though unknown to Cooper that his life was at stake. Later, Ben flirted with a couple of women at the Great Northern and bowed to a businessman.\n"


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"The following morning, he attended the hearing of Leland, who had been charged with the murder of Jacques Renault and was released on bail until his trial.\nBen went to his office and was told that Mr. Tojamura had arrived, the businessman he bowed to the night before. Tojamura made an offer to him for the Ghostwood Project superior to what he had already received. Ben bowed to him and his assistant as they left, due to meet again soon. Hank then stuck his head in his office to warn him that Cooper was on his way. The agent arrived as a call was received from Jean Renault, who gave the instructions for the operation. Cooper instructed him to stay by a phone and left with the money. Ben then told Hank to follow him and retrieve Audrey and the money. He then proudly looked at the $5,000,000 check from Mr. Tojamura.\nThe next day, Cooper having been successful in his operation, he met with Ben at the Great Northern. "


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"Cooper told him about the events that occurred at the brothel and Ben played oblivious to it all, though he was surprised to hear of drug overdose his daughter had suffered. He was taken to Audrey and expressed a satisfaction that she was alive. After she said she wanted Cooper to take her home, Ben suggested they all went together.\nLater in his office, he gave Josie a glass of wine and they drank to the fire. She said she was there for the money he owed her, which he says would be paid at a later time. He warned her by telling her he had a dossier on her, including the true nature of her husband's death. She also revealed blackmail against him, putting them at a stalemate. He handed her Mr. Tojamura's $5,000,000 check and she left.\nHe brought Leland to his office, wishing to have him back at work while Jerry was on the road. He filled him in on the new business investors and Leland proposed a plan to get them on board, which pleased Horne.\n"


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"He had dinner with Tojamura, who said he had received nothing from the deal despite giving Ben the check for $5,000,000. Tojamura threatened to withdraw from the deal and Leland began singing \"Getting to Know You.\"The next morning, Ben walked quickly down a hallway at the hotel, puffing on a cigar. He reached the Timber Room to find a one-armed man with Cooper and the Sheriff's Department while having a seizure of sorts.\nIn his office, Audrey informed him that she was aware of his connection with One Eyed Jacks and that she was the new girl with whom he was interrupted. He admitted to her that he had owned the brothel for five years and slept with Laura during the time she worked there. When asked if he killed Laura, he said that he loved her.\nHe met with Mr. Tojamura and approved of his proposal. However, Sheriff Truman interrupted to bring him in for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer. Ben tried to resist but was ultimately arrested.\n\nBen wiped down the bars in his cell, then brushed his teeth as his brother came and announced that he would be his lawyer. "


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"When Jerry asked about an alibi for the night of Laura's death, Ben said he was with Catherine, but they both knew this claim would not hold up due to Catherine's death in the mill fire. They then reminisced about when they were boys and Louise Dombrowski danced on the rug in their room with a flashlight.\nWhile being interrogated, he had blood drawn for a test, which Jerry claimed to be brutal treatment. When Agent Cooper revealed Jerry's spotty past as a lawyer, he quieted down and Ben was presented with Laura's diary, which made claims against him, stating \"Someday, I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne.\"After being angered, Ben and Jerry were left alone for a moment, and Jerry told him that he needs a better lawyer, due to the substantial amount of evidence pointing at Ben.\nPete Martell later came to his cell with a tape containing the voice of Catherine, who was apparently still alive. She playfully teased whether his alibi was reliable or not and said she would testify the truth if he signed over the mill and Ghostwood Estates to her. "


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"This angered Ben, who then tore up everything he could within the cell.\nThe one-armed man was taken to him, who rambles on about a \"BOB.\"Sheriff Truman then charged Ben with Laura's murder. He tried to attack Truman but was restrained by his brother.\nTojamura came to his cell with papers for the Ghostwood project. Horne told him that there were complications that had arisen, making him unable to sign. As he gave an impassioned rant on his innocence, Tojamura stuck his foot through the cell and Ben joyfully realized that Tojamura was actually Catherine. He kissed her foot and pleaded with her to testify for his alibi in exchange for signing over Ghostwood to her.\nBen was taken to the Roadhouse by Cooper and Rosenfield, where he ate peanuts. After the arrivals of Leo Johnson and Leland Palmer, Cooper announced that the killer was in the room and he would use \"magic\" to determine his identity. Ben was accompanied back the station with Leland as his attorney. However, while being taken to interrogation, Leland was instead pushed into the room by Cooper and Truman. "


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"Horne was subsequently released as Leland was thrown into a rage inside the room and subsequently died in custody.\nCivil War\nDays later, Horne had become profoundly depressed, due to losing Ghostwood and his arrest having an effect on business, despite his innocence. Bobby Briggs came to Ben's office to meet with him, leaving a tape and Horne had him taken out by his security.\n\nThe next day, Ben watched a home movie of the Great Northern's groundbreaking by his father, J.J. Horne when Ben was just a boy. He quoted Shakespeare's Richard III as he approached the screen, remembering his mother and the days of his youth. Hank then came through the door and Ben asked where he had been, to which he replied that he had had a busy schedule. Ben explained the previous few days, particularly about Catherine's interference in his work. Hank then revealed he no longer worked for Ben and that Jean Renault had taken over One Eyed Jacks. Hank left and Ben entertained himself with shadow puppets.\nBy the following day, Ben seemed to have had a sort of mental breakdown. "


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"As Bobby entered his office, Ben was crouched next to a stack of his furniture. He told Bobby he needed to have balance, distance, and symmetry. Bobby expressed an admiration for Ben, which was ignored as Ben admired his stack of furniture as a skyscraper. He then commanded Bobby to follow Hank.\nBobby later returned to Ben's office, where he had set up a miniature re-enactment of the Battle of Gettysburg. Bobby gave him pictures of Hank, which Horne was satisfied with, and spoke of a full-time position for him.\nBen was in the middle of a miniature Civil War re-enactment as Audrey came and expressed her concern for him the following day.\nBobby later came and Ben brought him into the re-enactment, by then believing himself to be General Robert E. Lee. After Bobby left, Catherine came, saying that despite her hatred for him, she still found an attraction to him.\nBen observed the battlefield the following day as Audrey entered his office with Jerry, who Ben believed to be General Jeb Stuart. Doctor Jacoby then stated his belief that by reversing the Civil War, Ben would reverse his own emotional center.\n"


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"The next day, Ben mused about Stonewall Jackson to Jacoby and his own family, commanding Bobby and Great Northern employees as his troops.\nIn his re-enactment, he arrived at Appomattox, greeted by Wilmer McLean, played by Jerry. General Grant then arrived, played by Jacoby, and surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben then collapsed and believed his Civil War re-enactment to have been a dream.\nStop Ghostwood\n\nThe next day, whilst chomping on celery, Ben met with John Justice Wheeler, who he had made an investment in many years ago and wished for him to join him in business. Ben presented a plan to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel, which called to work against the Ghostwood development.\nThat evening, he had dinner with Audrey and Jack and they discussed their business plans. Ben left after the chef apparently tried to stab Jerry.\nBen visited the Hayward home the next day and whispered to Eileen, wishing to make right their affair from years before.\nLater in the evening, he hosted a gathering for the Stop Ghostwood campaign on behalf of the weasel and the environment. He passed off the microphone to Dick Tremayne, who hosted the fashion show portion of the evening. "


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"He had milk and cookies at the bar during the show, where Catherine approached him, questioning his sincerity.\nEileen came to visit him at the hotel the next morning, trying to give back love letters he had written to her. He expressed his wish that they were still together, but she was made uncomfortable by this.\nHe observed his son outside, then discussed Jack Kennedy's close relationship with his brother, and admitted to Audrey that his family was much more important than he had before made it out to be. He promised to her that he would be a much better father than he ever had been and agreed to make her his business partner. He told her to make her way to the airport, as her flight to Seattle was to leave in an hour, which confused her. Jack then entered and Ben sent Audrey on her way. He asked Jack his secret to \"being good,\" and Jack responded to always tell the truth. He then told Ben that he was falling in love with Audrey, which Ben approved of.\nDick approached Ben the following day, concerned about the wine-tasting he was to host, as Audrey was not present. "


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"Horne suggested employing help from the concierge, then asked about the condition of Dick's nose, which was bandaged from being bitten by the weasel at the fashion show. He accepted his request for worker's compensation.\nHorne later addressed the Miss Twin Peaks Judging and Rules Committee, stating that he believed the theme of the speeches given by the contestants should concern how to save the forests.\nThe next day, he met with Will Hayward, who was concerned about Ben's involvement with Eileen, wishing the past to stay buried, though Ben believed he was doing the right thing. Jack then came looking for Audrey as Will left. Jack told Ben that he would be leaving Twin Peaks momentarily, as a partner of his had been murdered. Ben expressed his discouragement to Jack, feeling as though he could not proceed in his business without Jack's help. Jack left him a message for Audrey and went on his way.\nAudrey returned to the hotel and he greeted her. She asked about Jack, but he instead named her as the spokesperson for Stop Ghostwood. "


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"When she finally got his attention about Jack, Ben told her that he had left and gave her the letter from him. Ben said that Jack left a few minutes prior and she quickly left. Ben then heard something and looked behind his back.\nBen went into his office the next day, where Audrey sat by the fireplace. He brought in religious texts, hoping to find how he could be a good person. When he noticed she was thinking about Jack, he assured her that time would heal her wounds and that Jack would return. She then filled him in on her trip to Seattle, where she discovered that the Packards were using Twin Peaks Savings and Loan to funnel cash to the Ghostwood project. He then urged her to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, believing that if she won, she would help stop Ghostwood.\nDuring a musical interlude at the contest, he was approached by Donna backstage, who demanded to know about his involvement with Eileen, but he suggested they first all get together, not believing the time and place to be appropriate. "


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"He began to tell her about his relationship with her mother and she realized he may be her father, so she ran.\nAt the Hayward home, Donna prepared to leave. Ben begged her to stay at her home, saying that the situation was not her parents' fault, but his, and that he was now trying to make it right. Will arrived and angrily told him to leave. Sylvia then came, questioning Ben's actions. Will then punched Ben, causing him to slam his head into the fireplace.\nAfter Audrey was involved in an explosion of the bank, he stayed near her at her hospital bed. He subsequently bought the Packard Sawmill from Catherine Martell via a contract written by M.J. Kaffee.\nTwenty-five Years Later\nTwenty-five years later, Benjamin was still running the hotel, and by then had switched back to smoking cigars. He told a new hire at the hotel, Beverly Paige, to give a refund to a Mrs. Houseman for two nights of her stay after a skunk found its way into the hotel. Jerry soon entered loudly and Ben dismissed Beverly. "


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"Jerry then made crude remarks to his brother and they briefly spoke until Ben asked if Jerry was wearing their mother's hat.\nBen later spoke on the phone with Jerry, who was high and lost in the woods, then at the end of the day, he and Beverly attempted to investigate a strange humming they could hear from inside his office.\nBen and Beverly again investigated the noise, which he likened to a monastery bell. They nearly shared a romantic moment, but Ben refused, stating that he could not.\nHe later received a call from Sylvia, who told him that their grandson, Richard had robbed her of thousands of dollars. After Ben refused to reimburse her or \"send her any more money,\" she said he would hear from his lawyer and hung up. Ben then asked Beverly to dinner.\nSheriff Frank Truman later visited Horne, informing him that Richard was the perpetrator of a hit and run that cost a young boy his life and the brutal assault of the witness, Miriam Sullivan. Ben sent Frank away with Cooper's key to give Harry as a keepsake, then had Beverly arrange to pay for Miriam's medical expenses.\n"


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"Sergeant Williams of the Jackson Hole, Wyoming police later called Ben, informing him that they had Jerry in custody, claiming to have killed someone with a pair of binoculars. Horne made note to have Jerry returned home.\nBehind the scenes\nHorne is played by Richard Beymer, who previously appeared with co-star Russ Tamblyn in the 1961 musical film, West Side Story.\nRed herring for Laura's killer\nUp until the revelation of Laura's true killer, Horne was used by the writers as a red herring to prevent spoilers from leaking out; at least two scenes were filmed to lead people to believe that Horne was the real killer, so that the true identity of the killer could remain a secret.\nIn one episode, Mike takes Cooper to the Great Northern, where he claims the killer is. When Ben Horne approaches Cooper and Mike, Mike has what amounts to an epileptic seizure and says that the killer's scent is on Ben. Only after Leland is revealed as the killer does the scene make sense and exonerate Ben\u2014Leland and Ben had just been alone together in a room.\n"


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"More blatantly, a scene was filmed for Episode 14 where Ben is revealed as BOB's host. The scene was filmed so that it would spread false rumors and draw people away from the possibility of Leland being the killer. The scene plays out exactly as the one originally broadcast, wherein Leland looks into a mirror to reveal the face of BOB before killing Maddy; however, here, Ben Horne is in the Palmer house, and it is he who murders Maddy. The scene has never aired on television and has never been released.\nTrivia\nHorne's last name is based on real-life department store owner Joseph Horne, founder of Horne's in Pittsburgh where Mark Frost attended college, while his and his brother Jerry's first names are based on the ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's.\nAccording to Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, Ben was named after his father. This contradicts the show, which states his father to be called J.J. Horne.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks contains a few contradictions directly related to Horne:\nBen does not lose the Ghostwood Project to Catherine, and thus, continues to pursue it.\nBen surrenders at his Civil War re-enactment. "


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"According to Dr. Jacoby, this is because in representing the South, Ben is making \"an unconscious compensation as he's assumed the side with the untenable moral position, attempting to alter or erase his own personal and questionable recent behavioral history\", therefore Jacoby determines that he needs to be convinced to surrender rather than re-write history with a Southern victory.\nThe book also states that he was the student manager of the Twin Peaks High football team in 1968. His birthdate is later given in the book as August 4, 1940. This would make him 27 or 28 in 1968, a decade older than high school seniors.\nBen did not appear in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. However, scenes were written for his character, but never filmed:\nJohnny's birthday party is held in Ben's office, where Leland notices the picture of Laura on Horne's desk, upsetting him and Sylvia.\nLaura comes to Ben's office for a packet of cocaine, which he trades to her for a kiss.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\nBen with his brother, Jerry\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"BC era\nThe following events occurred before 1 AD:\nEvents\n\nc. 1,000,000,000 BC\nThe west coast of North America is under water.\nc. 200,000,000 BC\nThe super-continent Pangaea divides, separating North America from Europe.\nc. 100,000,000 BC\nThe Okanagan subcontinent collides with North America, resulting in the formation of White Tail Peak and Blue Pine Mountain, as well as the Kootenay Arc in the western part of Twin Peaks.\n1,000,000 BC to 500,000 BC\nWashington is under ice a mile thick. The melting ice results in the creation of White Tail Falls and several valleys and gorges near the Pearl Lakes.\nc. 25,000 BC\nAncestors to the Snoqualmie, Umpqua, Methow, Cayuse, Yakima, Spokane, Flathead, and Nez Perce tribes arrive in Washington from Asia.\nc. 3,000 BC\nThe earliest Sumerian myths of the utukku, including Joudy and Ba'al, date to this time period.\n6th century BC\nIn modern-day Iraq, Ezekiel witnesses \"angelic chariots.\""


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"B. Roundtree\nB. Roundtree was a nurse at Calhoun Memorial Hospital in March 1989.\nAs Roundtree tended to patient Annie Blackburn, who spoke a message about being with \"Laura\" and \"Dale\" and that the \"good\" Dale was trapped in \"the Lodge.\"Roundtree did not respond, but noticed that Annie was in a catatonic state. The nurse took a ring from Annie's hand and put it on her own.\nShe marveled at it in the mirror before leaving the room."


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"Big Log\nThe Big Log was a minor landmark in Twin Peaks, Washington, a giant cross-cut tree trunk permanently affixed to a flatcar.\nIn late 2016, the wedding ceremony of Ed Hurley and Norma Jennings was held in front of the log, where reportedly \"half the town\" turned out.\nBehind the scenes\nThe shot of the log in the opening credits of the pilot episode was filmed at the Snoqualmie Centennial Log in Railroad Community Park. Since then, a protective fence has been built around the log itself."


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"Angelo Wong\nAngelo Wong was the owner of an Italian and Thai restaurant in Twin Peaks, Washington and a member of the Owls Club.\nDuring the town's annual Fourth of July Celebration, Wong would shoot off a fireworks display as the Twin Peaks High School band played Felix Mendelssohn's \"1812 Overture.\""


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"Bartender\nA unidentified man worked as a bartender at Elk's Point #9 in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night in 2016, he poured a Bloody Mary for Sarah Palmer. Minutes later, he rushed over to find that the trucker sitting next to her had fallen over dead, a huge piece torn out of his throat. In disbelief, he asked what had happened, and she pleaded ignorance, insisting that she had been minding her own business. The bartender told his wife to call 9-1-1 and warned that they would \"see about this.\"Sarah wryly said that it certainly was a \"mystery.\""


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"Bing\nBing was one of Billy's acquaintances.\nOne night, Bing rushed into the Double R Diner and loudly asked if anyone had seen Billy, before running off.\nBehind the scenes\nBing is portrayed by Riley Lynch, the son of David Lynch and ex-wife and creative collaborator Mary Sweeney. Lynch also appears as part of the band Trouble in \"Part 5,\" apparently playing himself.\nThe closed captioning for \"Part 7\" erroneously indicates that the character asks for \"Bing,\" himself, when he enters the diner."


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"Bobby Briggs\nRobert \"Bobby\" Briggs was a student at the Twin Peaks High School and the boyfriend of Laura Palmer, thus one of the initial suspects in her murder. His father was Major Garland Briggs, a member of the United States Air Force, with whom he had an uneasy relationship. Bobby became jealous of James Hurley when he discovered that James was secretly seeing Laura. Laura, on the other hand, did not really love Bobby, and only used him as a source of cocaine. Even before Laura's death, Bobby was seeing Shelly Johnson.\nDuring the years following Laura's death, Bobby became a deputy in the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nBobby moved with his family to Twin Peaks, Washington in 1982 when his father was transferred on orders from Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford.\nBy the next year, he was noted to often pull the hair and burp in the faces of all of the girls at school, especially Laura Palmer.\nBy 1985, Bobby had begun dating Shelly McCauley, whom he had known since elementary school, but unbeknownst to Shelly, Bobby was also secretly seeing Laura on the side, and he had agreed to supply her with marijuana. "


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"The first time they slept together, Bobby told Laura that he loved her, but she laughed at him and he cried. Nevertheless, he called her later that night to apologize.\nShelly, however, eventually realized that Bobby was cheating on her with Laura, and confronted him over this in a big public scene during a prom night, where she broke up with him. As a result, Shelly decided to drown her sorrows at the Roadhouse, where she ran into Leo Johnson, whom she married only three weeks later.\nA couple of months later, Bobby took Laura to a party being had by Leo Johnson. He soon also started to supply her with cocaine, which she had become addicted to. After he started selling the drug for Leo, Bobby and Laura began a more stable relationship.\nBy April 1987, Bobby had secretly begun to rekindle his relationship with Shelly, who was stuck in an unhappy and abusive marriage with Leo. Bobby kept this a secret from Laura, but he began to see her less.\n"


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"Murder of Laura Palmer\nOn a morning in mid-February 1989, Bobby and his best friend Mike Nelson sat in the former's car, discussing their cocaine supply going low, worried since they owe $5,000 to Leo. Laura and Mike's girlfriend Donna Hayward then passed by on their way to school. Bobby and Mike declared that Mike was \"the man.\"After school, he approached a display case containing Laura's picture and he kissed the glass. He left and saw Laura, who had been unaccounted for during the past hour. He was angered by this, believing she was with someone else. However, she managed to brighten his mood and she went home.\nLater, Bobby called Leo Johnson, looking for more cocaine for distribution, but Leo refused, as Bobby owed him $5,000. He then called Jacques Renault, who told him of a supplier he could meet in two days \"by the sound of sawing wood.\"At school two days later, Bobby met Laura and said there is a big score of cocaine to get that night. At night, they drank in woods, also taking what little cocaine they had left until the drug supplier showed up. "


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"He said he was sent by Jacques and showed a bag of what he claimed was cocaine before drawing a gun. Bobby, panicking, pulled out his own gun and killed him. As he frantically tried to bury the man, Laura, being drunk, jokingly insisted that he killed Mike, much to his anger.\nThe following day, Bobby, still upset about the shooting, told Laura to hide $10,000 in her safety deposit box. Later, Bobby inspected the supplier's cocaine in the woods only to discover that it was merely baby laxative.\nOn the night of February 23, Laura came to his home to see him and he informed her about the product's true nature. Laura then asked him for more cocaine for the night and told him that she was \"going home.\"Bobby gave her some drugs from his private stash. When she left, he walked her to the door and lit a cigarette, his father telling him to put it out.\n\nBobby drank a coffee at the Double R Diner the next morning when waitress Heidi showed up to work late, claiming she could not get her car started. After Shelly Johnson commented \"too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\""


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"Heidi giggled. Bobby said that he thought Germans were always on time, but Heidi just giggled in response all the way back to the kitchen. Norma Jennings poured his coffee and he offered to drop off Shelly at her home on his way to football practice, which she accepted. On the way out, he played a song on the jukebox and commented to Norma that he would be seeing her in his dreams. They went out to his car and he suspected that Norma knew about their secret relationship, but Shelly disagreed.\nThey drove to Shelly's house, drinking along the way, but stopped when Bobby saw Leo's truck in the driveway. He backed up and dropped her off away from her house.\nBobby arrived at school, where Mike was waiting. He was told that he is wanted in the office, where he was questioned about his whereabouts by Deputies Hawk and Andy Brennan until Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrived and informs him that Laura had been found dead. Due to his unconfirmed whereabouts for the previous night, he was immediately wanted for questioning. Truman told him he could make a phone call to his parents to get their lawyer. "


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"Bobby interpreted this as being considered a suspect and insisted that the two of them loved each other. Truman told Deputy Andy to assist him as he made his phone call, but he resisted until he was restrained by the deputy and sheriff.\nHe was later brought in for questioning before Sheriff Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who had been sent in to investigate the case. Cooper's very first question was if he killed Laura, which he angrily denied. He confirmed that Laura was at his house \"studying\" until around 9:30 the night before and that she drove herself home. He was angered further when Cooper brought up the fight the couple had the week before. The FBI agent then showed him a video of Donna and Laura, but it was not filmed by him. Cooper announced to him that Laura was seeing someone else, as he had suspected during the couple's fight. He was also asked if he had ever used cocaine with Laura, but he denied it, saying that he did not use drugs. Cooper then asked if he knew anyone with the initial 'J' that could have filmed the video. Bobby said, \"no.\""


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"After being released, Bobby went to Mike, who was waiting for him and Donna, who was then being questioned. He mentioned to him that they were going to rough up a biker with the initial 'J.'He started to leave when he saw his parents talking to their lawyer. His father offered a sympathetic ear, but he rudely declined.\nIn the evening, he went with Mike to speak with Donna, who was not home despite a curfew instated for residents under 18 years of age. They left for the Roadhouse, where a singer performed and they waited for Donna. When she arrived, Mike angrily grabbed her, with Ed Hurley coming to her aid, though Bobby beat him down and the two boys were attacked by other bar patrons.\nThey were arrested and later saw James Hurley being taken to a cell. They began barking at him.\nBobby sat in his cell the next morning with Mike, discussing the money they owed Leo, half of which was in Laura's safety deposit box, for she was supposed to give it to him that day. They argued over how they would get Leo the $10,000 they owed him. "


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"They watched as James is escorted back to his cell by Deputy Hawk.\nLater, they sat with Sheriff Truman in the interrogation room when Agent Cooper came in and released them after Mike insisted the fight at the Roadhouse was self-defense. He also told them that if anything happened to James, that they would be immediately suspected.\nAt dinner, he sat at the table as his mother and father prayed. His father began talking to him, wishing to discuss his feelings over the past few days and the limits that should be in place on his rebelliousness. Bobby ignored him and placed a cigarette in his mouth, which caused his father to smack him, sending the cigarette into his mother's food. She picked it up and told him they were there for him.\nBobby and Mike later drove past the Hayward home and saw James' bike outside.\nBobby went with Mike to the woods to pick up the drugs left by Leo inside a football. However, it was not all there and Leo revealed himself. He also noticed another man in the area. "


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"They discussed the situation with the money and Leo told him that he knew Shelly had been seeing someone else but did not say if he knew who. He told them to \"go out for a pass\" and threw the football, which landed on the hood of the car Bobby and Mike were driving.\nHe later went to Shelly, who was reluctant to let him in. When he gained entry, he noticed her bruised face, finding that Leo had beaten her. He then declared that if Leo harmed her again, he would kill him.\nThe following day, Bobby stood in front of a sculpture of Jesus on the cross and went to touch it when his father interrupted. The major had him put out his cigarette and the two sat down, Bobby's father talking about his experience with funerals and his wishes to speak more to his son. Bobby was angered when his father insinuated that he was scared of Laura's funeral.\n\nAfter the preacher finished speaking at the funeral, the angered Bobby accused the attendees of killing her, for they all knew she was in trouble. "


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"James then charged at him, though they were restrained by the lawmen and Ed.\nBobby was at the Johnson home the next day, kissing Shelly. She told him that Leo was currently with Jacques Renault. He then told her about Leo and Jacques's drug operation and that Laura purchased cocaine from them. She then showed him a bloody shirt belonging to Leo. He happily took the shirt, declaring that it would put Leo away.\nBobby planted Leo's shirt in Jacques's apartment that night and escaped the sheriff's department who were there to question Jacques.\nThe next day, he sat in Shelly's kitchen and kissed her, then played out a scenario in which Leo showed up and Bobby threatened his life. Then Deputy Andy came and Bobby hid, listening in on the conversation. Andy asked about Leo's current whereabouts, and Shelly told him she overheard Leo having an argument with Jacques about Laura. When Andy left, Bobby came out of hiding and kissed Shelly. The phone then rings, Leo on the other end, who would be coming home soon. Bobby placed a pistol in Shelly's hand.\nBobby and his family later attended a family counselling session with Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. "


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"Jacoby asked to talk to Bobby alone and his parents left. Dr. Jacoby then started questioning Bobby about Laura, and what he knew of the circumstances surrounding her death. Bobby was at first quite provoked by these questions and irately refused to answer them, but Jacoby revealed that he knew quite a few of his secrets through Laura, specifically his actions during his first sexual encounter with her, where he cried and Laura laughed at him for it. Stunned by this, Bobby grew distraught and opened up about his relationship with Laura. He explained that she held a very dark world-view and believed that she had wanted to die and that she held some secret that made her wish for death. Jacoby insisted that Laura wanted to corrupt Bobby, who tearfully confirmed this, stating she made him sell drugs for her addiction's benefit.\nBobby went to the Johnson home the following day to see Shelly, who was upset after shooting Leo. She went over what happened and Bobby promised to deal with Leo and James, then kissed her.\nAt night, he went to the park, where he saw James and Donna ride away. "


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"He followed them to Doctor Jacoby's office and he slipped a bag of cocaine into James' motorcycle's gas tank.\nHe watched as James and Donna left Jacoby's office and pointed his fingers like a gun as they drove away on James' bike.\nBobby called the sheriff's department, posing as Leo, and told them to check out James, for he was an \"easy rider.\"He went to the Johnson home, looking for Shelly. Leo revealed himself, saying Shelly was not there and he attempted to kill him with an axe, while Bobby frantically tried to talk him down. Leo, however, was shot through the living room window and fell backwards into his sofa. Bobby took a quick look out the window and caught a brief glimpse of the gunman, Hank Jennings. When he realized that Leo was not getting back up again, he calmly left.\nBobby visited Shelly\u2014suffering from smoke inhalation after being present at the burning Packard Sawmill\u2014 the next morning in the hospital, bringing her flowers. They discussed Leo's actions involving her the previous night. Bobby then left, declaring his love for her.\n"


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"He went to the Double R and he joined his father, who told him about a vision he had of an extravagant home where his happy son came to visit and the two embraced. His father said that the dream had made him sure that Bobby had a very bright future ahead of him, something Bobby was greatly moved by. Teary-eyed, he shook hands with his father, who, before he got up and left for work, told him he was grateful he could share this experience with him. Hearing Hank try to talk to Norma, he remembered that it was Hank who shot Leo the night before.\nIn his car the next day, he sat with Shelly and they discussed living off of disability checks for the paralyzed Leo. Shelly was very resistant to the idea at first, as it required that she would have to abstain from testifying against Leo, but Bobby managed to convince her, saying that the money would be worth it and he would help her look after Leo if need be.\n"


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"Days later, Bobby sat in a Port-O-Patient machine sold by Tim Pinkle, testing it out for Leo, but the machine proved itself to be unsafe. Shelly took Bobby aside to ask about their current situation before she went to meet Leo's lawyer. They then went outside, leaving Mr. Pinkle in the Port-O-Patient.\nBobby then followed Hank to the Great Northern Hotel.\nHe struggled to push Leo through the house in his wheelchair the next day, bumping him into several objects. Insurance representative Tom Brockman highly approved of their decision to take care of Leo. However, Bobby and Shelly were dismayed to find out they were to only get $700 a month in insurance rather than the $5000 they expected.\nThey later had a party for Leo, and for the first time, expressing their love in front of him. Bobby brought over a cake and Leo fell into it.\nThe next day, he and Shelly determine the Johnsons' financial situation, determining they only had $42 for the month following expenses. Leo began to scream, then spat and said, \"New shoes.\"Bobby asked what this could mean and Shelly mentioned a pair of boots he had gotten repaired the week before.\n"


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"He retrieved Leo's boots and took them back to the house with Mike. They broke the heel off of one of the boots and found a micro-cassette.\nHe later had a drink at the Roadhouse and was moved by the singer's performance of \"The World Spins.\"The following day, Bobby listened to the tape found in Leo's boot, which contained the voices of Benjamin Horne and Leo planning the arson of the mill. With this blackmail, he wrote a note for Horne, saying they needed to talk, and then Shelly went to him, covered in the food she was trying to feed to Leo.\nBobby took Leo to the roadhouse the next day, as requested by Agent Cooper, who determined Laura's killer to be Leland Palmer, who later died in custody.\nWorking for Horne\nBobby put on one of Leo's suits the following day to meet with Benjamin Horne. He reassured Shelly that this business would make them financially secure.\nHe waited outside Ben's office when his secretary came to tell him that he was not expected and could meet with Horne perhaps the next month. Horne's daughter, Audrey then came asking him what he was doing there. "


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"She left for a moment and got him into her father's office. However, Horne kicked him out and he left the tape behind.\nBobby enters Horne's office days later, where he found the furniture stacked, with Ben crouched next to the stack. Ben told Bobby he needed to have balance, distance, and symmetry then asked him to admire the stack of furniture. When Bobby asked about the tape, Ben confirmed that he listened to it. However, he then told him to follow Hank Jennings. As he left, Lana Milford runs past him, screaming.\nHe later saw Audrey and announced that he was on assignment from her father. She proposed doing business together and he went to Ben's office, where he had set up a miniature re-enactment of the battle of Gettysburg. He handed over pictures of Hank and was offered a full-time position.\n\nBobby went home and found his mother sitting in the dark. When he asked her about this, she cried for Bobby's father, who disappeared days before while on a fishing trip with Agent Cooper. He told his mother about the dream his father explained to him. "


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"The power then went out and Bobby and his mother saw his father standing in the living room. The power came back on as his mother went to hug him.\nBobby went to the Johnson home the next day, where Shelly was feeding Leo. She was upset as it was his turn to feed him and he left.\nHe went to Horne's office, where the Civil War re-enactment had grown, Ben then believing himself to be General Robert E. Lee. He went out to Audrey, who said her uncle and Jacoby were coming to help her father's condition.\nAudrey planned with Bobby to break Ben out of his mental state, insisting that she was the one he answered to for the time being.\nHe returned to the Johnson home, where Shelly was being attacked by Leo. Bobby got inside, where Leo had raised an ax to kill his wife. Bobby attempted to disarm him but was pinned against the wall by him until Shelly managed to stab Leo in the leg, and the latter escaped.\nBobby and Shelly went to the sheriff's station, where they talked to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman about Leo's attack. "


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"The sheriff asked why he was at Shelly's house, to which he openly admitted their relationship and the duration of it. Cooper then asked where he was the night the mill was burned down, suspecting him to be the one who shot Leo, but he said that Hank was the one responsible. Truman told Shelly he would assign deputies to keep an eye on her home, though Bobby was resistant to this. They were then dismissed.\nHe went to the Great Northern in a Confederate uniform, where he was commanded to play the bugle for the Great Northern employees also acting as Ben's troops.\nBobby once again played the bugle in Ben's re-enactment, then at the surrender at Appomattox, announcing the arrival of Jacoby as General Grant. Jacoby surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben collapsed, then came to, believing his Civil War to have been a dream.\nThe next day, he attended Horne's business meeting with John Justice Wheeler, a potential business partner. Ben presented his plan to work against Catherine Martell's Ghostwood development plan in the name of the near-extinct Pine Weasel.\n"


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"At the diner the next day, Bobby told Shelly that he had noticed that beautiful people get what they want, so she should enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nHe went to the Roadhouse with Shelly for the contest tryouts, but she worried that she would be unable to give a speech. He reassured her, saying that he would write her speech for her.\nBobby saw Mike with Nadine Hurley and pulled him aside to voice his concern for their relationship. Mike dismissed his concerns, using Nadine's sexual maturity and extreme strength as his reasoning for the relationship.\nHe later went to the diner, where he saw Shelly kiss FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole. The man taunted Bobby, then kissed her again, Bobby standing confused.\nBobby and Shelly went over the speech the next day, but then he expressed that he felt like he had been neglecting her, but seeing Cole kiss her made him realize this and that he loved her.\nHe sat backstage at the Miss Twin Peaks contest the following day and noticed that he saw the Log Lady both at the bar and also backstage. "


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"He approached her backstage, thinking it may have been a relative, but she bashed his head with the log, knocking him out. In reality, this Log Lady was actually former FBI Agent Windom Earle.\nBobby and Shelly watched his parents having a happy breakfast the next morning and he told Shelly that they should get married. A few days later, Leo was found dead in a cabin in the nearby woods, shot five times by an unknown assailant. After an \"appropriate\" mourning period, Shelly and Bobby resumed their relationship, now a publicly known couple.\nLater life\nAlmost one year to the day after Leo's body was found, Shelly married Bobby during a weekend trip to Reno, Nevada. Seven months later, Shelly gave birth to their daughter, Rebecca McCauley Briggs. Bobby's mother and Norma Jennings co-signed a loan to allow the couple to buy their first home, and continued to provide moral and financial support.\nOver the next twenty-five years, however, Bobby and Shelly's marriage crumbled and ended in divorce some years later. Their daughter \"Becky\" eventually married Steven Burnett.\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost indicated that Bobby and Mike Nelson remained friends and were in a bowling league together. "


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"He also stated that Shelly and Bobby \"raised Rebecca together but slowly grew apart, as young couples often do. Amicable divorce, shared custody. Shelly's weakness for \"bad boys\" never went away, but infidelity was not the root cause for their breakup.\"At some point over the course of these twenty-five years, Bobby became a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and kept his eye on possible drug trails. He was advised by Sheriff Frank Truman to be aware of Chinese designer drugs. After a much-needed bathroom break, he met with Deputy Chief Hawk and Sheriff Truman in the conference room and saw a photo of Laura Palmer, causing him to become emotional. While Hawk and Truman discussed files pertaining to Agent Cooper - who had been missing for twenty-five years - Bobby informed them that Cooper had been the last person to see Bobby's father alive, but he did not know what the two discussed during their last meeting.\n\nAlong with Truman and Hawk, Bobby visited his mother to discuss his father's activities with Cooper prior to his death. "


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"She told them that she had been foretold by the Major about this visit and reflected on Bobby's growth over the previous twenty-five years. She then took a metal container out of a chair and gave it to the men, as it had been left by Garland for this visit.\nThey took the container back to the sheriff's station, kicking Deputy Chad Broxford out of the conference room in the process. However, Bobby became amused at Frank and Hawk trying to open it and said it had to be opened outdoors. They took it outside and Bobby threw it on the ground, causing it to make a noise before he threw it down again to open it. Truman pulled out slips of paper: one with directions referring to the \"Jack Rabbit's Palace,\" an imaginary place he and his father came up with in his childhood, and a slip of paper transcribing transmissions that include Cooper's name twice.\nAfter an incident where Becky took Shelly's car to confront Steven \u2013 who was having an affair with Gersten Hayward \u2013 Bobby met her and Shelly at the Double R to discuss her situation with Steven. "


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"Bobby and Shelly both advised she leave him and Bobby stated that he would no longer allow Steven to get away with his crimes. Shelly then ran off to have a moment with Red, which Bobby and Becky watched from the diner with visible misgivings.\nA shot then rang out and Bobby went outside to investigate, finding that a young boy in a van fired a gun. While waiting for the boy's mother to get her ID out, he noticed the boy standing with a stance that mimicked that of his father's, apparently not affected by what he had just done, disturbing Bobby. Deputy Jesse Holcomb took over the situation and Bobby went to the car of a woman who continuously honked her horn, finding the woman frustrated and with a sick girl in her passenger's seat.\nAnother evening, Bobby went to the diner and joined Ed Hurley and Norma Jennings for dinner, telling them that he had found belongings of his father. However, he and Ed moved to a different booth when Norma's boyfriend, Walter Lawford, arrived.\nAfter arresting Deputy Broxford, Bobby led his fellow lawmen to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following his father's instructions. "


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"They continued through the woods and found a nude, eyeless woman, who Andy noted to be important.\nDue to a fight at the Roadhouse, Bobby and Hawk locked up James Hurley and Freddie Sykes. Later, Hawk summoned Bobby, along with Andy, Lucy, and Frank to the conference room to announce the death of Margaret Lanterman.\nAfter a commotion at the station, Bobby wandered to Sheriff Truman's office, where everyone else had gathered, including Dale Cooper. Cooper told Bobby that his father was aware of the events that had unfolded that day, which Bobby himself was unaware of. Cooper said these events had brought them together and that some things would change.\nPersonality\nBobby is initially introduced with a typical \"jocky\" personality, an archetype exemplifying the high-school setting as well as his work as a drug dealer and user. He is presented as an opportunist, constantly scheming for ways to earn money, though to some extent this comes from a desire to build a better life for him and Shelly. Nonetheless, he was willing to let Shelly tend to a vegetative Leo in the name of finding work, ignorant of her obvious frustration.\n"


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"Underneath this tough exterior, however, hides a vulnerable personality. After killing a drug dealer in self-defense, Bobby is left shocked, frantically burying the body and constantly worrying about the incident the next day. His stress is not helped by Laura literally mocking him about the incident, which results in him breaking up with her after realizing she was mainly after him for the cocaine. Following her death, Bobby tried to maintain his old personality, but easily broke down during Dr. Jacoby's session with him.\nIn the series' continuation, Bobby has evidently renounced his old ways, now working as a deputy for the Sheriff's Department and, rather than dealing drugs, keeping an eye out for drug dealers at his old high school. The deaths of Laura Palmer and his father still deeply affect him, as evidenced by his emotional reaction to seeing Laura's old prom photo and learning that his father never gave up hope for him. Though he and Shelly have separated, he still carries a torch for her, sadly watching her flirt with Red.\nBehind the scenes\nBobby was played by American actor Dana Ashbrook, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\n"


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"Bill\nBill was a tenant at the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nBill made regular trips into town in his minibus, offering free rides to the other residents. The trailer park's owner Carl Rodd went into town to people-watch most mornings. On one of these occasions, Carl was joined by Mickey, who was going to pick up his wife Linda's mail.\nOn another day, Carl found Shelly Briggs lying on the ground, her car having just been stolen by her daughter Becky. He blew a pan flute to summon Bill, who drove the two back to the Double R Diner. On the way, Carl used Bill's two-way radio to contact Shelly's ex-husband Bobby on her behalf."


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"Bernard Renault\nBernard Renault was the youngest of the Renault brothers. He was involved with his brother Jacques in his drug-running scheme, often playing the \"mule,\" carrying drugs across the Canadian border.\nBiography\nIn mid-February, 1989, Bernard was on his way to Twin Peaks on foot.\nOn February 27, Bernard was restrained by James Hurley and Joey Paulson after being caught with an ounce of cocaine. He was questioned by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper about a drug operation being run by his brother Jacques, who he revealed to be going to the Roadhouse to go to work that night.\nHe was soon killed by Leo Johnson as a precaution after he made bail, and his body was shown to Benjamin Horne."


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"Bill Shaker\nBill Shaker was a friend of Dougie Jones and husband of Candy Shaker.\nBiography\nAt the Silver Mustang Casino, Bill and Candy encountered Dougie Jones, who appeared to have lost weight, but was in some sort of catatonic state. He reminded Dougie where he lived."


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"Beth\nBeth was the mother of Maddy Ferguson and the aunt of Laura Palmer. As of 1989, she lived in Missoula, Montana.\nOn the morning of March 11, Beth called Leland Palmer, concerned that her daughter Maddy had not returned home from Twin Peaks as she had planned. Leland said he had driven her to the bus station himself, and promised to call her back within the hour.\nPresumably, Beth shared her daughter's surname, \"Ferguson.\"It is not stated whether Beth is Sarah's sister or sister-in-law.\nThe script for \"Episode 2\" identifies Maddy's father as \"Donald,\" although in the scene it is unclear, between Sarah and Leland, to whom Donald is related."


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"Bradley Schlurman\nBradley Schlurman was a childhood friend of Dale Cooper. As an adult, he became a minister.\nBiography\nOn January 1, 1968, Bradley's bike was stolen by the 24th Street Gang, and Dale Cooper took the initiative to investigate. Cooper later confided in him with his plan to find out where the girls at school were taken at 8:30 every day. It was later found to be a sexual education class.\nThe next summer, Bradley went to Maine, where he was \"supposed to learn how to talk French.\"The next year, he was back home and watched the moon landing with his sister Marie and Dale.\nBradley later insulted Dale's brother Emmet, who fled to Canada to avoid the draft. As a result, Cooper smacked him.\nSchlurman later became a minister following a car accident."


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"Bjorn Brogger\nBjorn Brogger was a director of the Meals on Wheels in Twin Peaks, Washington and husband to Helga Brogger."


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"Bernie Welch\nBernie Welch was a competitor in the 1938 Packard Timber Games.\nDuring the Sheaf Pitch, Welch tossed a sheaf over thirty feet into the air. However, he also tossed his pitchfork, which pinned a spectator's beret to his head."


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"Bob (Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department)\nBob was a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nOn March 6, 1989, Bob entered the Sheriff's Station and was ran into by Andy Brennan, who was transporting a sperm sample to Dr. Will Hayward."


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"Bellhop\n\"Oh, Mr. Jeffries! ...oh, the shit, it come out of my ass...\"\nAn unidentified bellhop worked at the Palm Deluxe hotel in 1989.\nBiography\nThe bellhop carried Phillip Jeffries' suitcase when Jeffries arrived at the hotel in search of Judy.\nOn the way upstairs, the bellhop saw Jeffries disappear without explanation. A short time later, he reappeared with a loud report in a hotel stairwell right next to a maid and the terrified bellhop, who defecated himself. As Jeffries screamed and doubled over, the man inched forward and asked where Jeffries had gone, before screaming for help in Spanish.\nBehind the scenes\nThe subtitles for Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces erroneously state that the bellhop screams \"are you the man?\"instead of \"ay\u00fadame.\""


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