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"Bobby gives her the cocaine and lets her snort it.\nThe two kissing and Bobby handing her the cocaine appears in the final cut.\nAfter he and Laura officially break up, Bobby shows her out of the house. After closing the door he pulls out a cigarette and starts to light it. Major Briggs looks up and tells Bobby to put out the cigarette. Major Briggs continues reading.\nGoodnight Lucy\nLucy calls Harry and Andy in the interrogation room. She tells Harry that Josie Packard saw a prowler. Harry tells her he's on his way and tells Andy to monitor the radio. Lucy speculates over the intercom what the prowler was, and screams in surprise when Harry appears at the front desk. Andy hears this and runs to see what's going on. Meanwhile, Lucy realizes Andy is no longer in the meeting room and runs to check on him. They collide in the hallway and scream. A similar situation occurs in the 2017 revival with Lucy's reaction to cellphones.\nWaiting for James\nWhile sneaking out on the night of her death, Laura waits outside her home for James. "


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"She watches Leland/BOB come home, and prays that he go into the house. Leland turns and stares in her direction before going inside. James pulls up in his motorcycle shortly afterwards.\nThis scene was edited in the final cut to show Laura climbing down just as he pulls up.\nDistant Screams\nAt her cabin, The Log Lady listens to Laura and Ronette's screams with sadness, as she mentions in Episode 5.\nLonesome Foghorn Blows\nLaura's body floats below the rock on the shore in front of the Packard estate, a few hours before Pete will find her. A similar shot appears in the final cut, although this version takes place while the sun is rising as opposed to the dark of night.\nEpilogue\nA shot of Glastonbury Grove, with the word card \"Some months later,\" picking up after the end of Episode 29. Annie after rescue from the Black Lodge was brought from Glastonbury Grove to hospital by Sheriff Truman. She is unresponsive with her face bloodied. She is wearing Caroline's dress on the stretcher, whereas in Episode 29 she wore black upon exiting the Black Lodge.\nStill in the Black Lodge, Cooper encounters the Man From Another Place. "


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"They repeat their earlier interaction, but this time the ring is nowhere to be seen. Cooper asks the Man where the ring is. The Man replies that \"someone else has it now.\"Cooper realizes to his horror that it is with Annie. He then asks how he can leave the Black Lodge. The Man replies that there is no place to go but home and begins to cackle and dance as tears well in Cooper's eyes.\nAnnie is being tended to by registered nurse B. Roundtree, and suddenly delivers her message to Laura, although she does not appear to be aware of her surroundings. The nurse selfishly steals the ring.\nMeanwhile, at the hotel, Dr. Hayward and Sheriff Truman hear Cooper/Bob hit his head against the mirror and rush to check on him. The doppelg\u00e4nger, still cackling \"How's Annie?\"hears them and quickly lies on the floor. They come in and help him up. The doppelg\u00e4nger claims he struck his head against the mirror and it \"struck as funny.\"When Truman tries to tell him they should go to a hospital, the doppelganger replies, \"But I haven't finished brushing my teeth yet.\""


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"Credits\n\nCast in Order of Appearance\nChris Isaak as Special Agent Chester Desmond\nKiefer Sutherland as Sam Stanley\nC.H. "


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"Evans as Jack at Hap's\nSandra Kinder as Irene at Hap's\nRick Aiello as Cliff Howard\nElizabeth Ann McCarthy as Giggling Secretary\nSteven Beard as Crime Van Driver (Missing Pieces only)\nGary Bullock as Sheriff Cable\nKyle MacLachlan as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nHirsh Diamant as Head Clerk (Missing Pieces only)\nStefano Loverso as Bellhop (Missing Pieces only)\nJeanne Bonser as Dancer (Missing Pieces only)\nAlex Samorano as Dancer (Missing Pieces only)\nMichael J. Anderson as The Man from Another Place\nCarlton L. Russel as Jumping Man\nCalvin Lockhart as The Electrician\nJ\u00fcrgen Prochnow as Woodsman\nDavid Brisbin as Second Woodsman\nJonathan J. Leppell as Mrs. Tremond's Grandson\nFrances Bay as Mrs. Tremond (Chalfont)\nFrank Silva as Bob\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDori Guterson as Maid (Missing Pieces only)\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nMoira Kelly as Donna Hayward\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nBrian T. Finney as Trucker (Missing Pieces only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (Missing Pieces only)\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (Missing Pieces only)\nEd Wright as Dell Mibbler (Missing Pieces only)\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley (Missing Pieces only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (Missing Pieces only)\nMarvin Rosand as Cook (Missing Pieces only)\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (Missing Pieces only)\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward (Missing Pieces only)\nEric DaRe as Leo Johnson\nVictor Rivers as Buck\nChris Pedersen as Tommy\nDennis E. Roberts as Dennis the Bartender (Missing Pieces only)\nAl Strobel as Philip Gerard (The One Armed Man)\nPamela Gidley as Teresa Banks\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill (Missing Pieces only)\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan (Missing Pieces only)\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman (Missing Pieces only)\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby (Missing Pieces only)\nDon S. Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs (Missing Pieces only)\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs (Missing Pieces only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (Missing Pieces only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nTherese Xavier Tinling as Nurse (Missing Pieces only)\nChuck McQuarry as Medic (Missing Pieces only)\nUncredited\nUnknown performer as Harpist (Missing Pieces only)\nUnknown performer as Second Emergency Medical Technician (Missing Pieces only)\nThe Pink Room\nDrums: Steven Hodges\nGuitar: David Jaurequi\nKeyboard: Andy Armer\nBass: Don Falzone\nCrew\nDirected and Edited by David Lynch\nProduced by Sabrina S. Sutherland\nAdvisor to David Lynch: Marina Girard-Muttelet\nAssistant Editor: Noriko Miyakawa\nSpecial Visual Effects\nDavid Lynch\nNoriko Miyakawa\nSound Re-Recording Mixer: Dean Hurley\nMixed by\nDavid Lynch\nDean Hurley\nSupervising Sound Editor: Dean Hurley\n\"Don't Do Anything (I Wouldn't Do)\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Mysterioso #2\"\nMusic by David Lynch and David Slusser\nPublishing\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\n\"Hotel Tango\"\nMusic by Dean Hurley\nPublishing Team Hurley/ASCAP\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Love Theme Farewell\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"She Would Die For Love\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"One Dog Bark\"\nMusic by Thought Gang\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"The Pink Room\"\nMusic by David Lynch\nPublishing\nBobkkind Music/ASCAP\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\n\"Love Theme (Solo Rhodes)\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Laura's Dark Boogie\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"South Sea Dreams\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Dance of the Dream Man\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Dark Mood Woods (Studio Version)\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\nMusicians\nPiano\nAngelo Badalamenti\nDavid Slusser\nGuitars\nVinnie Bell\nDave Alvin\nBob Rose\nMyles Boisen\nSynthesizer Performance by\nKinny Landrum\nAngelo Badalamenti\nSaxophone: Al Regni\nBass\nBuster Williams\nRon Carter\nRufus Reed\nWilliam Fairbanks\nTrumpet: Jim Hynes\nVibraphone\nJay Hoggard\nDavid Cooper\nDrums\nGrady Tate\nDonald Bailey\nScore Mixer: Art Pohlemus\nAccordion: Dean Hurley\nGuitar on 'ONE DOG BARK' by David Lynch\nAssistants to David Lynch\nMindy Ramaker\nAnna Skarbek\nMichael T. Barile\nLegal Counsel\nTHE LONG LAW GROUP, PC\nToni Y. "


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"Long, ESQ.\nInsurance\nBACHRACH & ASSOCIATES\nRon Hess\nPost Services by FOTOKEM\nSr. VP Sales: Ray Morfino\nProject Manager: Mario Allen\nProducers\nJason Pelham\nAngelique Perez\nDigital Colorist: George Koran\nSupervising Post Producer: Andy Gizzarelli\nDI Editor: Erik Peterson\nVP & GM, FotoKem: Tom Vice\nChief Strategy Officer: Mike Broderson\nMK2\nCEO: Natanel Karmitz\nSales Department\nJuliette Schrameck\nVictoire Thevenin\nTechnical Department: Madeleine Lourenco\nLegal Department\nAnnabel Rigard-Abramowitz\nStephanie Bonmarchand\nDelphine Bonnafour\nSpecial Thanks to\nMark Frost\nKen Ross\nTom Hansen\nFred Altman\nShadi Zand\nJohanna Ray\nHeidi L. Walker\nEmily Lynch\nmk2\nFotoKem\nKEEP ME POSTED A FotoKem Company\nAbsurda\nCoproducer and Distributor: MK2\nNotes\n\nProduction errors\nThe editing of The Missing Pieces implies with the scene in Sam Stanley's apartment that the Teresa Banks murder, Chester Desmond disappearance and subsequent investigation by Agent Cooper take place in 1988, the year before Laura's death, whereas Phillip Jeffries's sudden reappearance takes place in 1989, shortly before Laura Palmer's death. This timeline is confirmed by Fire Walk With Me's shooting script, The Secret History of Twin Peaks and the 2017 series. "


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"However, Fire Walk With Me's troubled editing history meant that not only was Jeffries confirming the date cut from the film, the entire sequence was reset to 1988: the change in timing of the scene is obvious in the final cut, with Miguel Ferrer and David Lynch's lines about Chester Desmond dubbed over existing footage, with only reaction shots that do not show either actors' lips moving. As both Secret History and The Return place the timing of his appearance in 1989, this interpretation is considered the canon sequence of events.\nThe Bellhop's line in the \"Buenos Aires / Above the Convenience Store\" scene after Jeffries reappears is subbed \"Are you the man?\"although he is clearly saying \"Ay\u00fadame!\"which is Spanish for \"help me!\""


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"Viva Las Vegas\n\"Viva Las Vegas\" is a 1963 song by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, originally recorded by Elvis Presley for the film by the same name. It was re-recorded as a folk ballad by singer Shawn Colvin, notably featuring in the end credits of The Big Lebowski (1998). Colvin's cover plays in \"Part 11\" of Twin Peaks (2017) during Dale Cooper's limousine ride through the Las Vegas Strip.\n"


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"Lyrics\nBright light city gonna set my soulGonna set my soul on fireGot a whole lot of money that's ready to burnSo get those stakes up higherThere's a thousand pretty women waitin' out thereAnd they're all livin' devil may careAnd I'm just the devil with love to spareViva Las Vegas, Viva Las VegasHow I wish that there were moreThan the twenty-four hours in the day'Cause even if there were forty moreI wouldn't sleep a minute awayOh, there's black jack and poker and the roulette wheelA fortune won and lost on ev'ry dealAll you need's a strong heart and a nerve of steelViva Las Vegas, Viva Las VegasViva Las Vegas with you neon flashin'And your one armbandits crashin'All those hopes down the drainViva Las Vegas turnin' day into nighttimeTurnin' night into daytimeIf you see it onceYou'll never be the same againI'm gonna keep on the runI'm gonna have me some funIf it costs me my very last dimeIf I wind up broke up wellI'll always remember that I had a swingin' timeI'm gonna give it ev'rything I've gotLady luck please let the dice stay hotLet me shout a seven with ev'ry shotViva Las Vegas, Viva Las VegasViva, Viva Las Vegas\nCredits\nWritten by Mort Shuman and Doc Pomus\nPerformed by Shawn Colvin\nPublished by Warner/Chappell/Spirit One Music and Published by Elvis Presley Music (BMI)\nAdmin by Kobalt Music Publishing America, Inc.\n"


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"Vivian Smythe\nVivian Smythe Lindstrom Blackburn Niles Halliwell, born Vivian Smith, was a failed actress and singer-turned-food critic from Seattle, Washington, who wrote under the pseudonym M.T. Wentz. Via four disastrous marriages, she was the mother of Annie Blackburn and briefly the step-mother of Norma Jennings.\nBiography\nVivian was the only child born to two high school teachers.\nIn the 1960s, Vivian worked as the manager at the Weary Traveler motel in Yakima and began an affair with its owner Marty Lindstrom, which resulted in the birth of their daughter, Annie. For over a decade, Annie was led to believe that Lindstrom was her uncle rather than her father. The couple moved in together as a common-law union in 1978 until they were officially wed after the death of Lindstrom's wife Ilsa. By the time of this marriage, Vivian had changed her last name to Smythe.\nFollowing Marty's death, Vivian inherited his motel, the Weary Traveler, and within six weeks, married Roland Blackburn. Blackburn officially adopted Vivian's daughter and sent her to a Catholic boarding school in Kennewick, Washington.\n"


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"While Annie visited home for Christmas, Vivian witnessed Roland attempting to sexually assault Annie, after which he drove his car into the Yakima River. The night after Roland's death, Vivian discovered Annie after she had consumed a bottle of tranquilizers and slit her wrists. Vivian took her to the hospital, saving her life, and had her treated at a psychiatric hospital.\nWhle Annie was treated, Vivian met Ernie Niles at the Weary Traveler and soon allowed him to move in with her, before soon marrying. The couple moved to Seattle, where Vivian invested in an ultimately unsuccessful restaurant.\nBy March 1989, Vivian became a food critic, publishing under the name \"M.T. Wentz.\"That month, she went to the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks, where she tested potatoes from Toad's plate and introduced Ernie to Norma Jennings, her late husband Marty's daughter. Norma \u2013 referring to Vivian as her mother \u2013 informed her that a food critic was the reason the diner looked as nice as it did, unaware that Vivian was the critic. Vivian and her husband then left for the Great Northern Hotel.\n"


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"She later helped Norma at the diner and overheard an argument between Norma and her husband Hank. When it calmed down, she went to Hank, offering to have dinner with them.\nAt dinner, she commented on the salmon. She excused herself with Norma and when they returned, Hank made a toast to her and Ernie.\nThe next day, Vivian was disgusted by the omelet she had been served at the diner and suggested a different recipe.\nAfter writing a scathing review of the restaurant, Vivian saw Norma taking down the decorations. She revealed to Norma that she was the critic, M.T. Wentz. Overwhelmed with Vivian's behavior toward her, Norma asked her to leave. The two never spoke again.\nOver the next few days, Ernie was arrested and compelled to take part in an FBI-DEA sting operation against Jean Renault at Dead Dog Farm. Vivian returned to Seattle and filed for divorce, leaving his packed belongings outside their home.\nWithin a year, Vivian married Simon Halliwell, a retired insurance executive. She remained married to him until 2009, when he choked to death on a cruise in the Mediterranean. "


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"Living alone off Halliwell's wealth for the rest of her life, Vivian passed away after a brief illness in 2013.\nBehind the scenes\n\"M.T. Wentz\" may be Mark Frost's thinly veiled homage to W.Y. Evans-Wentz, who published the first attempted translation of the texts marketed as The Tibetan Book of The Dead. T"


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"Twin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Twin Peaks: The Phenomenon\" is a three-part short documentary briefly chronicling the history of Twin Peaks. Produced and released on YouTube as part of the build-up to the premiere of the 2017 series, it was released on home video as part of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nPart 1: Creation\nTwin Peaks The Phenomenon Part 1 SHOWTIME Series (2017)\nThe conception, production, and initial success of the original series are detailed.\nPart 2: Life After Death\nThe decline, cancellation, and legacy of the original series are detailed.\nPart 3: Renaissance\nFan creations and the revival series are focused upon.\n"


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"Interviewees\nGary Levine\nJordan Hoffman\nJohn Thorne\nDamon Lindelof\nDavid Hollander\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nLesli Linka Glatter\nPieter Dom\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDana Ashbrook\nRob Lindley\nDeanne Lindley\nSchaffer the Darklord\nAlex Cameron\nAnnie Hart\nNeko Case\nDessa Poljak (from Silencio)\nKirk Salopek (from Silencio)\nDavid Jamison (from Silencio)\nFrancine 'The Lucid Dream'\nBrian Linss\nGlenn Allen\nPam Allen\nKimmy Robertson\nHarry Goaz\nChrysta Bell\nJim Belushi\nRobert Knepper\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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"Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series\n\nTwin Peaks: A Limited Event Series is a DVD and Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks (2017). It was released by CBS Home Entertainment on December 5, 2017.\nThe set includes over six hours of bonus material, eighty minutes of which are Blu-ray exclusives.\n"


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"Contents\nPart 1 \u2013 Part 18\nParts 1 & 2\nParts 3 & 4\nBonus material\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u2013 behind-the-scenes short films, directed by Jason S.\nThe Man with the Gray Elevated Hair (28:27)\nTell It, Martin (27:57)\nTwo Blue Balls (23:13)\nThe Number of Completion (28:04)\nBad Binoculars (27:01)\nSee You on the Other Side, Dear Friend (28:49)\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers (25:39)\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth (25:43)\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil (36:58)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon \u2013 a three-part featurette of cast and crew interviews\n(Blu-ray only) Two featurettes on the red room filming, directed by Richard Beymer:\nBehind The Red Curtain (28:07)\nI Had Bad Milk in Dehradun (27:03)\n(Blu-ray only) A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks \u2013 a featurette on location filming in Washington, directed by Charles de Lauzirika\nTwin Peaks panel at the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con \u2013 panel discussion with Damon Lindelof, Dana Ashbrook, Matthew Lillard, Kyle MacLachlan, James Marshall, Everett McGill, Don Murray, Kimmy Robertson, Tim Roth, and Naomi Watts\nRancho Rosa Partnership logos\nBehind-the-scenes photo gallery"


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"Waitress (Double R Diner)\nAn unidentified waitress worked at the Double R Diner as of September 2016, and was acquainted with Deputy Bobby Briggs. One evening, Briggs sat at the counter and asked her for \"the usual,\" before looking around to see if Shelly was still at work."


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"White Lodge\n\"Once upon a time, there was a place of great goodness called the White Lodge. Gentle fawns gamboled there amidst happy, laughing spirits. The sounds of innocence and joy filled the air. And when it rained, it rained sweet nectar that infused one's heart with a desire to live life in truth and beauty.\"\u2015Windom Earle\nThe White Lodge was a mythological place referenced in the stories of the Nez Perce tribe of northeastern Washington. It was the subject of research by the United States Air Force's top-secret Listening Post Alpha in the region, whose personnel believed it to be a real phenomenon.\nLegends\nThe White Lodge and its opposing counterpart, the Black Lodge, originated in ancient legends passed down by the Nez Perce tribes who once inhabited the Twin Peaks region. In the stories, the White Lodge was the home of the spirits who ruled over man and nature there. It was a place of great goodness, which could be accessed through strong feelings of love.\nRogue FBI agent Windom Earle, who was obsessed with finding the Black Lodge, dismissively referred to the White Lodge as \"a ghastly place, reeking of virtue's sour smell.\""


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"History\nListening Post Alpha, a secret U.S. Air Force facility located on Blue Pine Mountain, was actively engaged in a mission to locate the White Lodge well into the 1980s under the direction of Major Garland Briggs and his superior, Colonel Calvin Reilly. This endeavor was considered a matter of national security.\nDuring an overnight fishing trip in March 1989, Major Briggs and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper discussed the bizarre recent events surrounding Leland Palmer and BOB, the spirit that had \"possessed\" him. Briggs remarked that there were powerful forces of evil in the world, and asked Cooper if he had ever heard of a place called the White Lodge. Intrigued, Cooper asked to hear more, but while he was away from their campfire the woods lit up, a hooded figure watching them from a nearby ridge. Briggs then disappeared without a trace.\nTwo nights later, Briggs reappeared in his own living room, wearing a World War I-era fighter pilot uniform, to the shock and joy of his wife and son. "


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"At the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Briggs struggled to explain what had happened during his abduction, while simultaneously sitting on an ornate throne in the middle of a jungle:\n\n\"I remember stepping from the flames. A vague shape in the dark. Then nothing. 'Til I found myself standing by the cold remains of our campfire. Two days later.\"Briggs was in a severely disoriented state, at one stage indicating the wooden conference table and asking if it was meant to hold his soul. He also had a strange raised pattern of three triangles behind his left ear. As he recovered, Briggs explained that his station was working to locate the White Lodge, and that he believed he had been taken there during his disappearance. Before he could elaborate, a military police officer arrived to escort him out on the orders of Colonel Reilly. Subsequently, Briggs was deeply disturbed by his colleagues' suspicion and paranoia in his debriefing, and feared that their motives in searching for the lodge were less than pure.\nBehind the scenes\nThe White Lodge is a concept in the school of theosophy, using the connotation of a fraternal organization rather than a place. "


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"Psychic Self Defense, a 1930 \"handbook\" by British occultist Dion Fortune, is largely concerned with standards and practices for those belonging to the White Lodges, which are practitioners who follow the right-handed path and shirk using their abilities for ill ends.\nIn an interview with Salon promoting The Final Dossier, the interviewer asks Mark Frost if the Fireman's home and the White Lodge are one and the same. Frost cryptically indicates this is a possibility:\nSalon: The coordinates are one of the running plot threads throughout the new season. In \"Part 17,\" Evil Coop is transported from Jack Rabbit's Palace to a room inhabited by The Fireman \u2013 a space some fans have speculated could be the fabled \"White Lodge.\"Is that an accurate label?MF: I don't want to over-interpret it for people, but if theorizing leads them there, that's certainly a valid point of view."


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"Welcome to Twin Peaks: A Complete Guide to Who's Who and What's What\nWelcome to Twin Peaks: A Complete Guide to Who's Who and What's What is a 1990 behind the scenes book by Scott Knickelbine.\nReleased at the height of Twin Peaks' popularity, the book summarizes various aspects of the first season, such as the characters, episodes, creators, and the series' impact upon popular culture.\nErrors\nIn the summary of \"Episode 2.\"the line \"one chants out between two worlds\" from the \"fire walk with me\" chant is misquoted as \"one chance heart between two worlds.\"Also in the \"Episode 2\" summary, during the description of Cooper's dream, the author states that \"a vision of Bobby, lying face down\" is seen. What is actually shown in the episode is Cooper asleep in his bed.\nIn his summary for \"Episode 5\" the author misidentifies the song \"Into the Night\" as \"The Nightingale.\"The Blue Pine Lodge is referred to as Blue Lake Lodge."


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"Will Johnson\nWill Johnson was a childhood acquaintance of Dale Cooper, the elder brother of Cooper's friend Tom.\nWill was drafted to serve in the Vietnam War. While deployed in early 1968, Will sent a letter along with a jungle leaf to his family in Philadelphia.\nWill was killed in action on February 15, 1968. Due to the nature of his death, his coffin was ordered sealed. He was buried in Philadelphia with full military honors."


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"White Tail Falls\nWhite Tail Falls was a waterfall on the Columbia River in northeastern Washington, and a local landmark in Twin Peaks, due northwest of the town center near White Tail Mountain.\nAt six hundred feet, the falls were the third-highest in the United States, even taller than Niagara Falls (though not as wide), with a flow rate of two hundred forty-eight million gallons per hour. The waterfall was a popular destination for tourists to the region. A local fable said that those who fell in love within earshot of the falls would remain so for all time.\nHistory\nWhite Tail Falls was created as a result of the Okanagan subcontinent colliding with North America, approximately one hundred million years ago.\nIn the winter of 1942, an unidentified man was rescued while attempting to swim the rapids beneath the waterfall, and treated for frostbite at Calhoun Memorial Hospital.\nIn the mid-twentieth century, J.J. Horne built the Great Northern Hotel resort and spa on a bluff directly overlooking the falls.\nEvery July, the Twin Peaks Independence Day celebration included an inner-tube race on the river at the bottom. "


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"Occasionally, swimmers were killed attempting to ride down the falls in a barrel.\nAs of 1989, the Twin Peaks Chamber of Commerce offered bus tours to the waterfall at 3:00 p.m. daily, departing from Town Hall.\nIn February 1990, exactly one year after his daughter Laura disappeared, Leland Palmer shot himself while sitting in his parked car near the falls.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes featuring the waterfall were filmed at Snoqualmie Falls, located on the Snoqualmie River between Snoqualmie and Falls City, Washington."


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"Zippy\nZippy was a stable worker in the employ of the Broken Circle Stables.\nHe took care of Troy, a pony gifted to Laura Palmer and offered to make a nameplate for Troy and gave Laura a sugar cube to feed to the pony.\nOn November 10, 1984, Zippy gave directions to Laura, who had planned on riding Troy to 1400 River Road."


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"Zipper\nMr. Zipper was a plumber.\nIn March 1989, as Zipper adjusted the Twin Peaks sheriff's station sprinkler system's sensitivity, he listened in on a conversation between Lucy Moran and Andy Brennan about Lucy's pregnancy, unsure of whether the father was Andy or Dick Tremayne."


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"Will Hayward\nWilliam \"Doc\" Hayward, M.D. was a physician and coroner. He was also the loving husband of Eileen Hayward and father of Donna, Harriet, and Gersten.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nFollowing in his father's footsteps, Will attended medical school at Washington University in 1947 and completed his post-graduate work at the University of Washington in 1952. He then took over his father's medical practice.\nIn the 1960s, he married Eileen and they had three daughters: Donna, Harriet, and Gersten. In the early 1970s, Eileen had an affair with Benjamin Horne, which may have resulted in Donna's birth.\nLaura Palmer's final days\nOn a day in February 1989, Will went into his living room and tries to perform a magic trick for Donna and her best friend, Laura Palmer. The latter lit a cigarette and the doctor questioned why he allowed her to do this in his home. His wife brought in muffins and he found a piece of paper, a \"secret message for Laura,\" which he read to her: \"The angels will return, and when you see the one that's meant to help you, you will weep with joy.\""


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"He then got up to answer the phone, Laura's father, Leland on the other end, asking her to come home.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nHayward was called to the Blue Pine Lodge when Pete Martell found a body wrapped in plastic. When Deputy Andy Brennan became too emotional while taking pictures of the scene, Hayward finished for him. He and Sheriff Harry S. Truman then rolled over the face-down body and pulled plastic away from her face, revealing it to be Laura.\nHe waited at the hospital for Sheriff Truman and Leland Palmer so the latter could identify his daughter's body.\nHe later sedated Sarah Palmer at her home so she could calmly answer questions Truman had for her concerning Laura.\nIn the evening, he sat with his wife, talking about the events that took place throughout the day. He told her that part of a necklace was found at the crime scene, a detail that had not been released to the public. Hayward said that they believed the killer may have had the other half of the necklace. "


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"Shortly after, Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson came to pick up Donna, but Will found that she was not home, having left through a window. He requested Mike to help find her and also reported her absence to Sheriff Truman.\nWhen Donna was reported as safe, he went to the sheriff's station, where Truman brought her to him and he took her home after a short talk.\n\nThe next day, Hayward presented the autopsy results of Laura to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Truman, but said that he could not bring himself to do it, only having assisted Joe Fielding who came from Fairvale for it. The autopsy revealed the time of death to have been between midnight and 4:00 AM, the cause of death to have been a loss of blood, she had bite marks on her shoulders and tongue, and lesions on her wrists, ankles, and upper arms. He also said that she had sexual relations with at least three men within twelve hours of her death and that the man who killed her is the same person who attacked Ronette Pulaski. "


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"Hayward was also asked how long it would be until the then-unresponsive Ronette could be asked about her experience, but he said it was too early to tell.\nAt dinnertime, James Hurley came and met them.\nAfter dinner, he went to bed with his wife, leaving James and Donna alone.\nThe next day, after church, he had lunch with Eileen and Donna at the Double R Diner.\nHayward got into a fight the next day with FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield, who wished to continue tests on Laura's body while Hayward insisted on it being released for the funeral. When the disagreement became physical, he was restrained by Deputy Andy Brennan and the present Benjamin Horne, who took the doctor's side. The altercation became physical once more before Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper. After the sheriff punched Albert, Cooper ordered the body to be released.\nHayward calls Donna for assistance the next day as he tried to cook dinner.\nAt Jacques Renault's apartment the following day, Doctor Hayward told Cooper the blood type found on a shirt belonging to Leo Johnson as AB negative. Cooper said that this was Jacques's blood, and Hayward then received a call confirming this.\n"


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"He went with Cooper, Truman, and Deputy Hawk to find a cabin in the woods belonging to Jacques. They encountered the Log Lady and went inside for tea and cookies. She said her log saw something the night Laura died and spoke for it before the men headed back out. They approached the cabin, where inside, music was playing and they found Waldo, a myna bird belonging to Jacques.\nBack at the station, Doctor Hayward read aloud about myna birds to Harry and Dale, trying to get Waldo to speak. He went to get apples for the food-deprived bird.\nThe next day, he showed Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper to Lawrence Jacoby, who had suffered a heart attack and was \"rambling incoherently\" and said he had a phone call from Laura Palmer and was attacked.\nHe went to the sheriff's station with Cooper and Truman. When Leland came asking about a suspect in Laura's murder being arrested, Will suggested Leland go home to Sarah. Hayward then left.\nThe next morning, he stood over Agent Cooper, who had been brought to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. "


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"The FBI agent explained what happened, that his bulletproof vest was pulled up because he was chasing a wood tick. Hayward showed him the bullet, which had the dead tick stuck to it. After Lucy filled in Cooper on what happened overnight, Hayward commented that the hospital had not been this busy since the Elk's Club fire of 1959. Against Hayward's wishes, Cooper left his hospital bed.\nThey observed as Jacques' bagged body was wheeled through a hallway in the hospital after being murdered overnight.\nHayward was later confused about Jacoby's condition, thinking he may have been on something, but supposed it was the hospital's food. Cooper and Truman then arrived.\nThe Palmers joined his family for dinner in the evening and entertainment by his younger daughters, Harriet and Gersten. He talked with Leland, who then got up to sing and fainted after frantically speeding up the rhythm of the song.\nThe following day, Doc explained to Shelly her husband's condition: a bullet was lodged in his spine and he may have been paralyzed. Leo was comatose and Hayward was not sure when he would improve.\nHe later answered a phone call from Harold Smith to Donna.\n"


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"He oversaw Nadine Hurley as her husband, Ed came to her bedside. He explaining why she was restrained and suggested singing her favorite song to her.\nThe next day, Hayward watched the interrogation of Leland Palmer, who had been arrested for the murder of Jacques Renault and confessed.\nCooper told Doc that Leland would plead temporary insanity and he said they would need to perform a psychiatric evaluation. As Cooper left, Andy confided in Doc that he needed to have a sperm count done. He gave Andy a vial and went out to his car.\nDoctor Hayward went to the Great Northern Hotel a few days later, where the sheriff's department was with Mike, a spirit housed in the body of Phillip Gerard. They were there to determine the host of an evil spirit known as \"BOB\". Mike had a seizure when Ben Horne entered the room.\nAfter Ben was arrested for Laura's murder, Hayward drew blood from him.\nWill warned Cooper the next day that Mike was dehydrated and in need of his medicine.\n"


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"Aftermath of Laura's murder\nThree days after Leland was arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody, Hayward got ready to sedate Sarah before the funeral, but she calmly refused.\nLater at the reception, a fight broke out between Mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother, Dougie. Hayward and Pete explained to Agent Cooper the ongoing feud between the siblings.\nAfter Dougie Milford died the night after his wedding, Hayward stated that he believed his death to have been from a heart attack. He later confirmed this with an autopsy, which he delivers to the mayor in Sheriff Truman's office. After the mayor left the office, Will spotted Dougie's widow, Lana, and was taken with the rest of the men present by her charms.\nHayward was present at the sheriff's station the next day where Major Garland Briggs recounted his experiences following his sudden disappearance a few days prior. He described a vision of a giant owl and his involvement with the Air Force's Project Blue Book, which had officially been disbanded in 1969, though they still searched for a place called the \"White Lodge\".\n"


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"The doctor examined a body found in Sheriff Truman's office later at night, with a chess pawn in his mouth. Cooper stated that he believed the victim had a stab wound, which the doctor soon confirmed. Cooper believed this to be the handiwork of former FBI agent Windom Earle due to a similar case.\nAt the diner, Will met with Ed, whose wife had reverted to a teenage state-of-mind following her suicide attempt. Ed said that she wished to start dating boys, to which Hayward said to give her a 9:00 curfew on school nights. He changed the subject to Donna, who had gone looking for James and asked Ed if he knew anything about this, to which he said Donna was taking him some money to where he was staying out west. Will then left.\nLater in the evening, he ordered Lucy Moran, Andy, and Dick Tremayne together to talk about Nicky Needleman, whom Andy and Dick suspected to have killed his own parents at the age of 6. "


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"Hayward shot down this ridiculous notion and informed them that Nicky was conceived by a sexual assault, his mother died in childbirth, and his adoptive parents were killed in a car crash.\nWill is defeated in a game of chess by Pete the next day.\nWill and Eileen came home from the grocery store a couple days later and Donna told them that Hayward's old colleague, Gerald Craig, had visited. However, Will noted this to be impossible, as Craig had drowned many years before. Eileen called the number left by \"Craig,\" discovering that it actually belonged to a cemetery. Will opened a gift also left by \"Craig,\" containing a knight chess piece along with a chess move. He left to take it to Agent Cooper, believing the man to have actually been Windom Earle.\nDoctor Hayward observed a bonsai tree the following day in Sheriff Truman's office, the sheriff then came in, suffering from a hangover. He then informed Cooper and Truman about the visit from Earle just before Cooper's superior, FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, arrived.\nLater, he observed Donna, who had received a postcard from James, who was in San Francisco. "


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"She then asked how Eileen knew Benjamin Horne, to which he replied that she probably did not, but Donna says he had visited the previous day and she went to the Great Northern, which Will dismissed as charity meetings. The doorbell then rang and Donna answered, bringing in a delivery of flowers for Eileen.\nThe next day, Will met with the rest of the Miss Twin Peaks Judging and Rules Committee, which included Dwayne Milford and Pete Martell. Benjamin Horne addressed the committee, suggesting the theme of the contest's speeches should concern how to save the forests. After Horne leaves, Lana is called up as the first candidate for the contest.\nAt dinner, Donna tried to ask Eileen how she knew Ben Horne, but Will stated again the charity, which Eileen quickly agreed to. However, Donna was not sold on the idea, because of the flowers sent to their house.\nWill went to Ben Horne the next day and warned him to stay away from Eileen, wishing the past affair between the two to stay buried. He met John Justice Wheeler, then excused himself.\nDonna came down to the living room the next day, dressed up for Miss Twin Peaks. "


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"Will complimented her and Eileen wished to hear her speech, but she instead said she wanted to know the truth about Eileen's involvement with Benjamin Horne. They did not reveal any information to her, so she left.\nHe hosted the Miss Twin Peaks Contest that evening. He announced the winner as Annie Blackburn, and subsequently, chaos ensued, resulting in Annie's kidnapping by Earle.\nFollowing the chaos at the pageant, Hayward patched up Mike Nelson and Nadine, the latter having been hit in the head by sandbags and had apparently returned to her adult mental state.\nHe came home to find Donna in tears, ready to leave, with Ben standing in the living room. Angered, he told Ben to leave. After Ben's wife, Sylvia, arrived, Will punched Ben, causing him to smack his head into the fireplace.\nHayward drove Ben to the hospital, claiming that, as the two spoke privately, Ben had become light-headed and slipped, hitting his head on the mantel. Hayward saw to Ben's condition, diagnosing him with a grade 2 concussion.\nAfter Cooper and Annie appeared at Glastonbury Grove, Will and Sheriff Truman took Cooper back to the Great Northern. He got up to brush his teeth. "


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"Hayward and Truman heard the mirror break in the bathroom while Cooper laughed and asked, \"How's Annie?\"Hayward and Sheriff Truman broke down the door and found Cooper, who explained that he slipped and hit his head on the mirror, which struck him as funny. Hayward advised that he go back to bed, but Cooper said he had not yet brushed his teeth.\nHayward and Truman took him to the hospital, where Cooper was diagnosed with a grade 2 concussion. About an hour later, Hayward saw Cooper exit the intensive care unit where Audrey Horne was being kept while in a coma from a bombing at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan.\nWithin the following three months, Hayward closed his practice in Twin Peaks and moved to Middlebury, Vermont, where he opened a new practice in family medicine. He and Eileen subsequently divorced.\nOver twenty years later, Will reconciled with Donna, who he hired as his assistant.\nIn 2016, Sheriff Frank Truman contacted Hayward through Skype for assistance in a case involving Agent Cooper. Hayward recounted to Frank his last encounter with Cooper at the hospital.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nHayward was played by Warren Frost, who was the father of Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost and writer Scott Frost. Frost appeared posthumously in the 2017 series following his death on February 17, 2017.\nIn \"Part 7,\" Hayward's Skype username is \"MiddleburyDoc,\" apparently a reference to Frost's retirement in Middlebury, Vermont."


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"Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance\n\"Read it five times; next time through I think I'm really going to figure it out.\"\u2015Ed Hurley\nZen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance was a book written by Robert M. Pirsig.\nA favorite of Ed Hurley, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nZen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is a 1974 book by Robert M. Pirsig."


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"Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (released internationally as Twin Peaks: The Movie) is a 1992 American psychological thriller film directed by David Lynch and written by Lynch and Robert Engels. The film can be viewed as both prologue and epilogue to the television series Twin Peaks, created by Lynch and Mark Frost. The film revolves around the investigation into the murder of Teresa Banks (Pamela Gidley) and the last seven days in the life of Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee), a popular high school student in the fictional Washington town of Twin Peaks, of which these two connected murders were the central mysteries of the television series. Additionally, the film's convoluted narrative references - and clarifies - Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan)'s fate in the series finale. Thus, the film is often considered a prequel - however, it also has features more typical of a sequel.\nMost of the television cast returned for the film, with the notable exceptions of Lara Flynn Boyle who declined to return as Laura's best friend Donna Hayward (she was replaced by Moira Kelly), and Sherilyn Fenn due to scheduling conflicts. "


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"Also, Kyle MacLachlan, who starred as Special Agent Dale Cooper in the TV series, was reluctant to return out of fear of getting typecast, so his presence in the film is smaller than originally planned.\nFire Walk with Me was greeted at the 1992 Cannes Film Festival with booing from the audience and met with negative reviews in the United States. The film fared poorly in the United States at the box office, partially because it was released almost a year after the television series was canceled (due to a sharp ratings decline in the second season), partially due to its incomprehensibility to the uninitiated and the fact that the film only appeals to a subset of the viewers of the Twin Peaks series. However, it was a commercial hit in Japan.\nA compilation of deleted scenes from the film, entitled Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces, was released in 2014.\nPlot\n\"There's a lot of things that people don't know. It's the same way with me. Sometimes even much less than half is known. Sometimes more.Many things happened. Many things all at once, like a circus with dark creatures at night with flickering lights, and I knew... "


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"I knew a man named BOB. And when he came to visit me I knew that my life was over.And then, there was a time... when I cried. Because I saw what it was. And it was so beautiful. I was awake.\"\u2015Laura Palmer\nGordon Cole calls Agent Chester Desmond who is arresting two prostitutes and a school bus driver in Fargo. Cole assigns Chet to the mysterious murder of Teresa Banks in the town of Deer Meadow. Cole introduces Chester to his new partner, Sam Stanley, and they receive clues from Lil the Dancer, who communicates the case to be a \"Blue Rose\" case.\nAfter some difficulty with the local police force, Desmond and Stanley eventually view Teresa's body at a morgue, realizing that her ring is missing and that a letter \"T\" has been placed under her left ring fingernail. Desmond and Stanley learn about the victim's recent past from the town residents at Hap's Diner, where Teresa worked for a month, including a French-speaking girl saying \"La nuit est le bon moment\", the old guy with her, Jack, and Irene.\nThey investigate Fat Trout Trailer Park owned by Carl Rodd where Teresa lived, sighting a curious woman. "


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"Stanley leaves Deer Meadow after he finishes his part of the investigation, while Desmond remains behind for the \"Blue Rose.\"Desmond finds Teresa's ring on a dirt pile under a trailer, never to be seen again.\nMeanwhile, on February 6, at the same moment at the FBI headquarters in Philadelphia, long-lost Agent Phillip Jeffries re-appears after a nearly two-year long disappearance. He tells Gordon of the events he has seen, adding that Judy is not to be talked about. He recalls the reunion in the room above the convenience store of a little man, BOB, Mrs. Chalfont, her grandson, the Jumping Man, two woodsmen and the Electrician. Jeffries disappears into thin air.\nSpecial Agent Dale Cooper is sent to Deer Meadow to investigate Desmond's disappearance in the park. A resident asks Carl about her hot water while Cooper sees the words \"Let's rock\" on the windshield of Desmond's car. The clues to Teresa Banks' murder have led to a dead end. Cooper, however, is certain that her killer will strike again.\nOne year later in Twin Peaks, seven days before her murder, Laura Palmer goes to school with Donna Hayward. There, Laura takes cocaine and makes out with James Hurley. "


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"After school, Laura talks with Donna about the difference between Hurley and Laura's actual boyfriend, Bobby Briggs. Laura realizes that there are pages missing from her secret diary, and goes to tell her friend Harold Smith about the pages, saying that BOB did it, and getting mad at Harold for not believing in BOB. Laura gives Harold her diary.\nMeanwhile, Agent Cooper tells fellow FBI agent Albert Rosenfield that he believes the killer will strike again and describes the appearance of who he believes the victim will be.\nWhile preparing for her Meals on Wheels route, Laura sees Mrs. Chalfont and her grandson. Mrs. Chalfont gives Laura a painting, and her grandson informs Laura that the \"man behind the mask\" is in Laura's room. Laura lets Shelly Johnson deliver the remaining Meals on Wheels and returns home, where she sees BOB. As Laura rushes outside in terror, she sees her father Leland emerge from the house. Laura then realizes her father could be BOB.\n\nWhen the Palmer family is about to eat, Leland menaces Laura about her dirty hands, and questions her about her \"lovers.\"Later, about to go to bed, Laura hangs the painting she got from Mrs. Chalfont. "


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"She dreams about Cooper entering the Black Lodge, and little man telling Cooper that he is \"the arm\" and he sounds like a whooping sound. The arm shows Cooper the ring that Teresa Banks had, and Cooper tells Laura not to take the ring. Laura wakes up to find Annie Blackburn next to her in bed, covered in blood, and Annie tells Laura that \"the good Dale\" is trapped in the Black Lodge, that he can't leave, and that she should write it in her diary. Laura sees the ring in her hand. Laura awakens in the morning, and the ring is gone from her hand. Meanwhile, Bobby, Leo, and Jacques Renault discuss drug scores.\nLaura gets ready to go to the Roadhouse when Donna tells her of her wish to accompany her, but Laura says she's not invited. As Laura is about to enter the bar, she encounters the Log Lady. Inside the bar, Jacques Renault introduces Laura to two men, Buck and Tommy. As the group is about to leave for the Power and the Glory at the Canadian border to party, Donna shows up and wants to come too; impressed by her \"audition\" kiss, they let her. "


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"Within the Power and the Glory, Laura allows Donna's drink to be spiked. Laura discusses Teresa Banks' murder with Ronette Pulaski, then receives oral sex with Buck. Laura sees Donna barely conscious and topless making out with one of the men and in a moment of lucid rage takes her home.\nThe next morning, Laura tells Donna that she doesn't want Donna to become like her. Leland arrives and takes Laura home. On the way home, Mike shouts madly at Leland and Laura, shouting at Leland that \"the thread will be torn\" and showing Laura Teresa's ring.\nLeland pulls into a gas station parking lot to gather his wits, then recalls his affair with Teresa, and her murder at his hands. Later that same night Laura realizes that the ring she saw was the same one from her dream. The next night, Laura and Bobby take cocaine in the woods, and Jacques sends a drug messenger, Deer Meadow Sheriff's Deputy Cliff Howard, carrying an enormous amount of cocaine. The messenger takes out a gun, but Bobby shoots him and futilely tries to bury him as Laura laughs maniacally in drunken hysteria.\n\n"


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"The next morning, James worries about Laura taking too many drugs. That night, BOB comes through Laura's window and begins raping her. She realizes that BOB is Leland, and warns Leland away from her the next morning. Upset over the realization that her father is actually BOB, and strung out on cocaine, Laura is unable to concentrate at school. Later, Laura refuses sex with Bobby, and he finally realizes that Laura was using him to get the cocaine. The angel in Laura's painting disappears.\nJames and Laura go to the woods and start to make out, but she tells James \"his Laura\" is gone. Screaming that she loves him, Laura runs away from James into the woods. Laura meets Ronette, Jacques, and Leo, and they hold an orgy in Jacques's cabin as Leland watches from outside. Jacques wants to have hard sex and ties Laura up. Leland attacks Jacques outside, and Leo flees in panic; Leland takes Laura and Ronette, both bound, to the train car.\n\nMeanwhile, Mike realizes that BOB/Leland is about to kill again, and chases after him. BOB/Leland takes a mirror and says he'll kill Laura if she won't let him inside her. "


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"Mike tries to get into the train car, and when Leland sees Ronette trying to let him in, he knocks her unconscious and kicks her out of the train car. Mike drops Teresa's ring as he flees the scene. Laura wears the ring, preventing BOB from going inside her. Angered that he can't enter her anymore, he brutally stabs her to death.\nBOB/Leland dumps Laura's body in the lake. As her corpse drifts away, BOB/Leland enters the Black Lodge, where he encounters Mike and the arm (who is seated at Mike's left side as the aforementioned \"arm\"). They tell BOB that they want their Garmonbozia (\"pain and sorrow\"). BOB returns it in the form of blood. Will Hayward unwraps Laura's corpse the next morning.\nLaura's spirit later sits in the red room, and notices Agent Cooper at her side, who has a comforting hand on her shoulder. Suddenly, an angel appears, and she begins to cry, and then laugh.\n"


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"Cast\n\nStarring\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nEric DaRe as Leo Johnson\nMiguel Ferrer as Albert Rosenfeld\nPamela Gidley as Teresa Banks\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nChris Isaak as Special Agent Chester Desmond\nMoira Kelly as Donna Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nDavid Lynch as Gordon Cole\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nJ\u00fcrgen Prochnow as Woodsman\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nKiefer Sutherland as Sam Stanley\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nFrances Bay as Mrs. Chalfont\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nMichael J. Anderson as The Man from Another Place\nFrank Silva as Bob\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nAl Strobel as Philip Gerard (The One Armed Man)\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nSandra Kinder as Irene at Hap's\nChris Pedersen as Tommy\nVictor Rivers as Buck\nRick Aiello as Cliff Howard\nGary Bullock as Sheriff Cable\nFeaturing by Order of Appearance\nJon Huck as FBI Agent\nMike Malone as FBI Agent\nJoe Berman as Bus Driver\nYvonne Roberts as First Prostitute\nAudra L. Cooper as Second Prostitute\nJohn Hoobler as Pilot\nKimberly Ann Cole as Lil the Dancer\nElizabeth Ann McCarthy as Giggling Secretary\nC.H. "


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"Evans as Jack at Hap's\nPaige Bennett as French Girl at Hap's\nG. Kenneth Davidson as Old Guy at Hap's\nIngrid Brucato as Curious Woman\nMargaret Adams as Fat Trout Neighbor\nCarlton L. Russell as Jumping Man\nCalvin Lockhart as The Electrician\nJonathan J. Leppell as Mrs. Chalfont's Grandson\nDavid Brisbin as Second Woodsman\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nJulee Cruise as Roadhouse Singer\nSteven Hodges as Band at Roadhouse\nWilliam Ungerman as Band at Roadhouse\nJoseph \"Simon\" Szeibert as Band at Roadhouse\nGregory 'Smokey' Hormel as Band at Roadhouse\nJoseph L. Altruda as Band at Roadhouse\nJames Parks as Service Station Mechanic\nJane Jones as School Teacher\nKarin Robison as Angel in Train Car\nLorna MacMillan as Angel in Red Room\nStand - Ins\nDana Eskelson\nBarry Gregg Littman\nTraci Lynn Clauson\nStunt Players\nDiana Wagner-Boyd\nDave Boushey\nHannah Kozak as Ronette Pulaski\nKathleen Reilly\nUncredited\nPhilip Anagnos as Student\nWarren Frost as Doc Will Hayward (Pilot stock footage)\nAnne Gaybis as Dancer on Stage - The Pink Room\nJohn Nelson as Double R Diner Customer\nUnknown performer as Cole's brown-haired secretary\nUnknown performer as Cole's blonde-haired secretary\nBrian as FBI agent (the one with a mustache)\nUnknown performer as FBI Surveillance room guard\nThe Missing Pieces\nMain article: Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\nThe 2014 Blu-ray, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and its stripped-down 2016 release, Twin Peaks: The Original Series, Fire Walk With Me & The Missing Pieces contain a feature-length compilation of deleted scenes from the film, titled Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces.\n"


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"The Missing Pieces were also included on the Criterion Collection's 2017 Blu-Ray and DVD releases of the film.\nShooting script differences\nThe Power and the Glory, the pink-colored room, was called Partyland\nFat Trout Trailer Park was originally called the Canyon Trailer Park\nAdded the first scene of the TV being axed\nAdded agent Gene to the school arrest\nThe script explains that the arrests at the school bus were of the driver and prostitutes.\nThe FBI agent portrayed by Mike Malone has a cast on his left arm since the set dresser broke it\nThe script had a scene with Gordon, Sam and Chet inside the airport instead of the exterior\nThe dialogue between Sam and Chet about Cole's code is shortened (including why the code exists)\nThe script states that Chet sees Cable's pile of steel bar at Deer Meadow's station\nRemoved dialogue of Sam using his machine in the morgue\nAdded Chet and Sam discussing after the autopsy to The Missing Pieces\nAt Hap's Diner, flickering blue light is due to someone trying to open a safe with a torch but the script instead mentions someone trying to fix a light at random. "


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"Jack still asks him about the light.\nFull dialogue with Jack at Hap's only with the Missing Pieces\nShortened the beginning of the discussion with Irene at Hap's asking why Jack let her work and removed the part about Teresa's friend\nAdded the French Girl at Hap's saying \"La nuit est le bon moment.\""


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"Included the scene between Chet and Sam when getting out of Hap's Diner to The Missing Pieces\nRemoved Carl's lines about Teresa's proprietor, Mrs. Simmons, and Teresa's friend\nDeleted Sam and Chet inspecting Teresa's trailer\nAdded Carl's line and a shot of a pole when seeing the curious woman\nRemoved the scenes of Cliff at the trailer park and the golf ball that Chet finds under Teresa's trailer\nThe fight between Chet and Cable is included only with the Missing Pieces\nRemoved the dialogue between Sam and Chet after the fight which mentioned the light at Hap's\nAdded a pole and the woman wanting hot water from Carl\nRemoved the hand at the window of the Chalfont's trailer over the jade ring\nRemoved the scene between Cole and Albert\nThe scene of Cooper with Diane is included only to the Missing Pieces\nRemoved the scene of Gordon asking Cooper to investigate\nIncluded the scene between Cooper and Sam only with the Missing Pieces\nRemoved the beginning of the dialogue between Carl and Cooper\nIncluded the scenes of Jeffries in the Palm Deluxe hotel only to the Missing Pieces and added a line about Judy. "


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"Removed that Jeffries room is number 612.\nIn the script, Jeffries reappeared on 15 February 1989, one year after Cooper investigated Chet's disappearance. The release cut states it to be on 16 February 1988, the day Chet disappeared (before Cooper's investigation and the \"one year later\" caption). In the Missing Pieces, it was after Cooper's investigation. The Secret History of Twin Peaks eventually uses 1989 without the precise day of the year.\nIntercut Jeffries testimony with the convenience store scene for the original cut, cutting pieces from both. The script and the Missing Pieces have the complete Jeffries' scenes being before the conventional ones.\nAdded the Jumping Man, the Electrician, the monkey and the grandson's mask\nRemoved Mrs Tremond's line about not being made of atoms and the Woodsmens' lines\nThe script clearly states the Man from Another Place to be Mike\nRemoved BOB making a circle of fire leading to the Red Room\nAdded the Man from Another Place line about marrying someone with \"this ring\"\nAdded the lines \"Electricity\" and \"Garmonbozia\"\nRemoved Cole's line that he will be prepared for \"them\" after Jeffries disappeared again and the word association between Cole, Cooper and Albert. "


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"Cooper mentions Teresa and Albert mentions Tylenol.\nRemoved Laura and Donna's lines in the first scene and added them encountering Bobby and Mike.\nRemoved all of February 21, 1989, which was Johnny's birthday. The event is still mentioned in a Missing Pieces scene between Laura and Jacoby.\nBobby's reaction to killing Cliff Howard is changed from laughing uncontrollably like Laura to actually being horrified by the act.\nProduction\nTwin Peaks had only been canceled for a month when it was announced that David Lynch would be making a movie with French company CIBY-2000 financing what would be the first film of a three-picture deal. However, on July 11, 1991, Ken Scherer, CEO of Lynch/Frost productions, announced that the film was not going to be made because series star Kyle MacLachlan did not want to reprise his role of Special Agent Dale Cooper. A month later, MacLachlan had changed his mind and the film was back on.\nThe film was made without the Twin Peaks series regulars Lara Flynn Boyle and Sherilyn Fenn. "


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"At the time, the absence of these actresses was attributed to scheduling conflicts, but in a 1995 interview, Fenn revealed that the real reason was that she \"was extremely disappointed in the way the second season got off track. As far as Fire Walk with Me, it was something that I chose not to be a part of.\"Fenn's character was cut from the script and Boyle was recast with Moira Kelly. MacLachlan's reluctance was also caused by the decline of quality in the second season of the show; he said \"David and Mark were only around for the first season... I think we all felt a little abandoned. So I was fairly resentful when the film, Fire Walk with Me, came around.\"Although he agreed to be in the film, MacLachlan wanted a smaller role, forcing Lynch and co-writer Robert Engels to re-write the screenplay so that the Teresa Banks murder was investigated by Agent Chester Desmond and not by Cooper as originally planned. MacLachlan ended up working only five days on the movie.\nAnother missing figure from Twin Peaks was co-creator Mark Frost. "


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"The relationship between Lynch and Frost had become strained during the second season and after the series ended. Frost went on to direct his own movie, Storyville, and was unable to collaborate with Lynch on Fire Walk with Me.\nAccording to co-writer Robert Engels, an early draft of the film was set in 1954 (specifically the night of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's inauguration) and would have \"explained BOB and the Black Lodge inhabitants reasons for 'wanting to go home' on the series.\"Filming began on September 5, 1991, in Snoqualmie, Washington and lasted until October of the same year, with four weeks dedicated to locations in Washington, and another four weeks of interiors and additional locations in Los Angeles, California. When shooting went over schedule in Seattle, Washington, Laura's death in the train car had to be shot in Los Angeles on a soundstage during the last day of shooting, October 31, 1991.\nThemes\nLynch wanted to make a Twin Peaks movie because, as he claimed in an interview, \"I couldn\u2019t get myself to leave the world of Twin Peaks. I was in love with the character of Laura Palmer and her contradictions: radiant on the surface but dying inside. "


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"I wanted to see her live, move and talk.\"And that he had \"not yet finished with the material\". Actress Sheryl Lee, who played Laura Palmer, also echoed these sentiments. \"I never got to be Laura alive, just in flashbacks, it allowed me to come full circle with the character.\"According to Lynch, the movie is about \"the loneliness, shame, guilt, confusion and devastation of the victim of incest. It also dealt with the torment of the father \u2013 the war in him.\"Release\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me received a reaction quite the contrary to the television series. The film was entered into the 1992 Cannes Film Festival, where it was greeted with booing from the audience and met with almost unanimously negative reviews. According to Roger Ebert from The Chicago Sun-Times, the film was met with two extremes, one side being overall positive, while the other side being the exact opposite. Even the CIBY-2000 party at Cannes did not go well. According to Lynch, Francis Bouygues (then head of CIBY) was not well liked in France and this only added to the film's demise at the festival. "


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"After the Cannes showing, David Lynch said: \"It was a little bit of a sadness, You'd like to have everybody there, but (their characters) didn't have a bearing on the life of \".\nU.S. distributor New Line Cinema released the film in America on August 28, 1992. It grossed a total of US$1.8 million in 691 theaters in its opening weekend and went on to gross a total of $4.1 million in North America. The film flopped in the United States, partially because it was released almost a year after the television series was canceled (due to a sharp ratings decline in the second season) and partially due to its incomprehensibility to the uninitiated.\nAccording to the Internet Movie Database, despite its poor critical and commercial response Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me gained attention come awards time. The film was nominated for five Saturn Awards and two Independent Spirit Awards, including Sheryl Lee being nominated for Best Actress. The only awards won by the film were for Angelo Badalamenti's musical score, which won an Indie Spirit Award, a Saturn Award and a Brit Award.\n"


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"Critical reception\nMetacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream film critics, reported that there were \"generally unfavorable reviews\", with an average score of 28% based on 16 reviews. The film holds a 53% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with 19 of 36 critics giving the film a positive review. The website wrote of the critics' consensus: \"For better or worse, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is every bit as strange and twisted as you'd expect from David Lynch\".\nAmong the negative reviews, was Janet Maslin from the The New York Times wrote, \"Mr. Lynch's taste for brain-dead grotesque has lost its novelty.\"Fellow Times film critic Vincent Canby concurred, \"It's not the worst movie ever made; it just seems to be.\"In his review for Variety magazine, Todd McCarthy said, \"that Laura Palmer, after all the talk, is not a very interesting or compelling character and long before the climax has become a tiresome teenager.\"USA Today gave the film one-and-a-half stars out of four, calling it, \"a morbidly joyless affair.\"Rolling Stone magazine's Peter Travers wrote, \"And though the movie ups the TV ante on nudity, language, and violence, Lynch's control falters. "


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"But if inspiration is lacking, talent is not. Count Lynch down but never out.\"In her review for the Washington Post, Rita Kempley described the film as a \"perversely moving, profoundly self-indulgent prequel.\"Among the positive reviews, Kim Newman from the British magazine, Sight & Sound stated: \"The film\u2019s many moments of horror ... demonstrate just how tidy, conventional and domesticated the generic horror movie of the 1980s and 1990s has become.\"Mark Kermode has hailed the film as Lynch's \"masterpiece.\"Slant Magazine gave the film a four out of four stars, listing it in their '100 Essential Films' list.\nHome media releases\n\n2001 release\n\nFeatures\nFire Walk with Me\n2 Theatrical trailers\nReflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\nDirector David Lynch originally shot about five hours of footage that was subsequently cut down to two hours and fourteen minutes. The footage nearly appeared on New Line's Special Edition DVD in 2002 but was nixed over budgetary and running time concerns. In 2002, a French distribution company called MK2 began negotiations with Lynch to include the missing scenes, properly edited and scored, for a Special Edition DVD, which never surfaced. "


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"Most of the deleted scenes feature additional characters from the television series who ultimately did not appear in the finished film.\nIn 2007, dvdrama.com reported that MK2 was in final negotiations with Lynch about a new two-disc Special Edition that would have included 17 deleted scenes hand-picked by the director himself. It had been tentatively scheduled for release on October 17, 2007, but MK2 subsequently opted instead to re-release a bare-bones edition of Fire Walk with Me, citing that a new version including the deleted scenes has been put on hold indefinitely. In November 2008, Lynch had the following to say regarding the deleted scenes to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me:\n...Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is owned by a company called MK2 in France. And I spoke to them a couple of months ago...I've spoke to them several times about this...I think it will happen, but maybe the financial crisis is...affecting that in some way. I'm not sure what's going on. I'm pretty sure there's 17 scenes in that at least but its been a while since we've looked into that.\n"


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"A Blu-ray release of the film that had been slated for 2009 in the UK had been delayed indefinitely. Paramount Pictures (which has DVD distribution rights to the TV series) acquired the rights in Germany and most of the world excluding the US, UK, France, and Canada. Paramount released their DVD in 2007. The DVD was a port straight from the MK2 French edition.\nTwin Peaks: The Entire Mystery\nMain article: Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Entire Mystery, a July 29, 2014 Blu-Ray release of the complete TV series and Fire Walk with Me, includes nearly 90 minutes of deleted and extended scenes from the film, entitled Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces.\nCriterion Collection\nThe film was released on DVD and Blu-ray as part of the Criterion Collection on October 17, 2017. "


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"This edition contains the following:\nRestored 4K digital transfer\n7.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack (Blu-ray only)\nAlternate original 2.0 surround soundtrack (presented in DTS-HD Master Audio on the Blu-ray)\nNew interview with Sheryl Lee\nNew interview with Angelo Badalamenti\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n2014 Actors' Discussion with Lee, Grace Zabriskie, and Ray Wise\nAn excerpt from Chris Rodley's Lynch on Lynch\nTwin Peaks: From Z to A\nMain article: Twin Peaks: From Z to A\nThe upcoming release Twin Peaks: From Z to A includes the film and The Missing Pieces along with both seasons of the original series as well as the 2017 series.\nLegacy and sequel\nAccording to the film's cinematographer, Ron Garcia, the film was very popular in Japan \u2014 in particular, with women, as Martha Nochimson wrote in her book on Lynch's movies, \"He surmises that the enthusiasm of the Japanese women comes from a gratification of seeing in Laura some acknowledgment of their suffering in a repressive society\". Released under the title, Twin Peaks: The Last Seven Days of Laura Palmer, it was greeted with long lines of moviegoers at theaters. "


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"In retrospect, Lynch felt bad that the film \"did no business and that a lot of people hate the film. I really like the film. But it had a lot of baggage with it\". The film's editor Mary Sweeney said, \"They so badly wanted it to be like the T.V. show, and it wasn\u2019t. It was a David Lynch feature. And people were very angry about it. They felt betrayed\". Lee is very proud of the film, saying, \"I have had many people, victims of incest, approach me since the film was released, so glad that it had been made because it helped them to release a lot\".\nAfter Fire Walk with Me was released, Lynch reportedly planned two more films that would have continued and then concluded the series' narrative. However, in a 2001 interview, he said that the Twin Peaks franchise is \"dead as a doornail.\"In October 2014, it was announced that the show would be returning as a limited series on Showtime, set to air in 2016. However, it was later delayed to a 2017 release and premiered on May 21, 2017.\n"


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"Soundtrack\n\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nMain article: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (soundtrack)\nThe film's soundtrack was released in August 1992.\nTwin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nMain article: Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nIn addition, a second soundtrack of music, entitled, Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More, from both the series and the film was released on October 30, 2007. The following tracks were recorded specifically for the film:\n\"Blue Frank\"\n\"Half Heart\"\n\"Laura's Dark Boogie\"\nTwin Peaks Archive\nIn 2011, through DavidLynch.com, The Twin Peaks Archive began releasing all the unreleased music from the world of Twin Peaks. As of November 2011 this has included the following pieces from the film.\nTrack listing\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle\" 5:21\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle (film version)\" 4:40\n\"Mysterioso 1\" 5:08\n\"Mysterioso 1 (film version)\" 3:07\n\"Mysterioso 2\" 4:44\n\"Mysterioso 2 (film version)\" 3:28\n\"Girl Talk\" 2:07\n\"Birds In Hell\" 4:23\n\"RR Swing\" 2:00\n\"James Visits Laura\" 1:32\n\"Nightsea Wind\" 5:25"


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"Winston Sanford White\nWinston Sanford White was the architect of the Grange in Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"Woman in car\n\"What are you doing?! We're trying to get home! We're already late! We're late for dinner, it's way past six thirty! WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?!\"An unidentified woman was caught in a traffic jam outside the Double R Diner after a boy fired a gun out of his car.\nThe woman, already late to a 6:30 dinner with a sick girl and the girl's uncle, honked her horn incessantly while Deputy Bobby Briggs questioned the boy and his family. When he approached her open window, she bellowed at him in frustration and said that they desperately needed to get home. Suddenly, the girl began convulsing and leaned toward Bobby, vomiting a green liquid, as the woman screamed in terror."


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"Woodsman\n\"Now I remember! I saw them in a room. I saw the bearded men, the same type Albert and I saw. Dirty, bearded men, in a room!\"\u2015Gordon Cole\nThe woodsmen were mysterious beings observed above a convenience store, which took the form of disheveled, bearded men.\nBiography\n\n1940s-50s\nA great number of woodsmen appeared outside a convenience store, shuffling to and fro, their arrival a direct outcome of the Trinity nuclear test in White Sands, New Mexico.\nOn August 5, 1956, a woodsman, resembling a pitch-black bearded man, materialized and descended from the sky in New Mexico near the site of the nuclear test, along with another shadowy man. They stopped a car and the woodsman asked the couple inside, \"Gotta light?\"Frightened, the couple drove away.\nStill repeating his question, the woodsman then went to the office of KPJK, killed the receptionist, and held a disc jockey tightly by the head as he repeatedly broadcast the words:\n\"This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes, and dark within.\"The broadcast caused those who heard it to lose consciousness, including a young girl. "


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"A strange creature that had just hatched in the desert took the opportunity to crawl inside the girl's mouth. Afterward, the woodsman crushed the disc jockey's skull and left.\n1980s\nTwo bearded woodsmen witnessed a meeting between the arm and BOB above a convenience store. One adjusted something behind a device and affected the room's lights, while another slapped his knee in response to the arm's statements. The Electrician, Mrs. Tremond, her grandson, and a jumping man were also present.\n2010s\nA staring pitch-black woodsman sat in the cell two doors down from William Hastings while Hastings was being held for the murder of Ruth Davenport. The figure, motionless, disappeared, while his disembodied head floated toward the ceiling.\nAnother figure skulked through the hallway at the Buckhorn Police Department while Lieutenant Cynthia Knox inspected the cadaver which matched Garland Briggs' fingerprints.\nAfter Ray Monroe shot Dale Cooper's doppelganger, he witnessed several woodsmen swarm out of the nearby trees and attack Cooper's body, smearing blood all over him. While doing so they removed a fleshy object from his body which appeared to have BOB's face on it. Monroe fled in terror, and Cooper awoke some time afterward.\n\n"


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"Hastings led the FBI to a location where he and Ruth Davenport had entered \"the zone,\" which he believed to be an alternate dimension. Woodsmen were lurking around the area, flickering in and out of view. Gordon Cole was nearly lost when a vortex opened, leading to a staircase where several of the woodsmen stood. While Cole and Rosenfield searched the premises, Diane Evans watched as one of them sneaked up to Dave Macklay's car. Hastings, sitting in the back seat, died moments later, the top half of his head crushed inward.\nSeveral woodsmen greeted Dale Cooper's doppelganger when he arrived at a convenience store in the woods. Above the store, he asked to see Phillip Jeffries, and one of them turned a lever on a tube amplifier. Another woodsman led him down a corridor and up the staircase from Cole's vision, eventually coming to a darkened motel.\nWhen Lucy Brennan shot Cooper's doppelganger at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, the room grew dark and three woodsmen appeared to intervene, as they had the previous time. They smeared Cooper with blood, and soon a gaping hole opened in his chest. "


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"BOB, in the form of a black orb, emerged from the opening and floated into the air.\nBehind the scenes\nTwo woodsmen, identified as \"Woodsman\" and \"Second Woodsman\" in the end credits, were portrayed by Jurgen Prochnow and David Brisbin in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces. They appear with no dialogue only in the convenience store sequence.\nIn Twin Peaks (2017), several unidentified pitch-black, disheveled woodsmen appear throughout the series. The woodsman in New Mexico was portrayed by Robert Broski in Part 8 and Part 14. The others were portrayed, uncredited, by Anthony Marcacci, Jon-Thomas Butler, Christian Calloway, Mike Cochrane, Patrick Dawson, Liam Kennedy, Gabriel Lane, David Nieker, Richard Staley, and Stewart Strauss.\nWhen asked about a connection between the Woodsmen and the Night of the Burning River described in his book The Secret History of Twin Peaks, author Mark Frost acknowledged the possibility without confirming or denying it."


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"Tooley\nTooley was Dale Cooper's scoutmaster in the Boy Scouts of America.\nOn April 20, 1968, during an \"eating in the wilds\" demonstration, Tooley choked on a dandelion, prompting Cooper to perform the Heimlich maneuver on him.\nOn July 3, Tooley had the scouts line up to see the letter Cooper had received from J. Edgar Hoover."


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"Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nTwin Peaks: Season Two Music and More is a 2007 soundtrack album by Angelo Badalamenti, featuring music from the second season of Twin Peaks and from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nLyrics\nLength\n0a.\nWind effect (line by David Lynch)\n2:39\n0b.\n\"It was Laura\" (performed by Jessica Wallenfels)\n1:17\n1.\n\"Love Theme Intro\"\n2:21\n2.\n\"Shelly\"\n2:17\n3.\n\"New Shoes\"\n3:48\n4.\n\"High School Swing\"\n1:51\n5.\n\"Hayward Boogie\" (performed by Alicia Witt)\n2:16\n6.\n\"Blue Frank\"\n5:10\n7.\n\"Audrey's Prayer\"\n2:10\n8.\n\"I'm Hurt Bad\"\n2:30\n9.\n\"Cop Beat\"\n1:56\n10.\n\"Harold's Theme\"\n1:42\n11.\n\"Barbershop\"\n1:25\n12.\n\"Night Bells\"\n2:47\n13.\n\"Just You\" (vocals by James Marshall, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Sheryl Lee)\nDavid Lynch\n3:36\n14.\n\"Drug Deal Blues\"\n3:08\n15.\n\"Audrey\"\n2:26\n16.\n\"Josie and Truman\"\n4:32\n17.\n\"Hook Rug Dance\"\n2:24\n18.\n\"Packards\u2019 Vibration\"\n2:39\n19.\n\"Half Heart\"\n5:31\n20.\n\"Laura's Dark Boogie\"\n5:01\n21.\n\"Dark Mood Woods / The Red Room\"\n9:01\n22.\n"


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"\"Love Theme Farewell\"\n2:34\nTrivia\nBefore track 1, there is a bonus track (Hidden Track One Audio, HTOA) made of two pieces of music with a long silence between them. It can be reached by rewinding while playing the first track, length 4:19. The first hidden track has David Lynch saying a phone booth number to access the track \"The Norwegians\" on davidlynch.com. The second one is the on-set recording of Harriet Hayward reading her poem \"It was Laura\".\n\"Hayward Boogie\" is referred to as \"Credit Boogie\" on one page of the booklet.\nBefore the CD release, \"Night Bells\" was named \"Abstract Mood\".\nvteTwin Peaks merchandisePublicationsFiction\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. "


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"Wilson Mooney\nWilson Mooney was Hank Jennings' parole officer.\nBiography\nIn late February 1989, Hank was due for a parole meeting, so Mooney met with Hank's wife, Norma. He told her of Hank's good behavior and the likelihood of his release. When he asked her how she dealt with potential suitors, she responded that she would tell them about her homicidally-jealous husband.\nHank was released after his parole meeting the following day."


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"Vince Brennan\nVince Brennan was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Wally Brando\n\"My family, my friend, I've criss-crossed this great land of ours countless times. I hold the map of it here, in my heart, next to the joyful memories of the carefree days I spent, as a young boy, here in your beautiful town of Twin Peaks.\"Wally Brando was the son of Andy and Lucy Brennan.\nBiography\nAfter FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper left Twin Peaks, Wally was born on the same day as Marlon Brando, according to Andy.\nAt age 24, after various travels, Wally returned to his hometown of Twin Peaks to pay his respects, to his godfather, Sheriff Harry S. Truman because of his illness. He also gave his parents his blessing to turn his childhood room into a study. When his mother asked him about his travels, Wally made a speech, speaking in a Marlon Brando impression, which his parents listened to with glee but only bewildered Sheriff Frank Truman.\nAccording to Mark Frost, on an unspecified date, Dick Tremayne once tried to get in touch with Wally, but Wally ignored Dick.\nBehind the scenes\nWally Brando was portrayed by actor Michael Cera. "


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"His scene was filmed very late at night on September 26, 2015.\nIt is assumed that Wally is the result of Lucy's pregnancy by either Andy Brennan or Dick Tremayne, first revealed in \"Episode 7.\"Andy says that Wally was born on the same day as Marlon Brando, which would give Wally the birthdate of April 3. Using 2016 as the year of the third season, he would have been born in 1992, well over three years after Lucy discovered her pregnancy."


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"Williams\n\"And you can send clothes. When we picked him up, he was completely naked.\"\u2015Sergeant Williams\nSergeant Williams was an officer of Jackson Hole Police who found naked Jerry Horne."


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"Zebulon Martell\nZebulon Martell was an early settler of Twin Peaks and the founder of the Martell Mill.\nBiography\nMartell was born in 1868 and had an interest in painting and poetry until a bout with turpentine poisoning made him decide to pursue a life in business. He inherited a modest fortune from his parents after his father died in a trolley accident and his mother from scabies.\nMartell married his wife, Pixie, by 1891, when they left Zebulon's native St. Louis after a fire destroyed their home. With the intention of settling in San Francisco, they traveled west until their mules died and they decided to settle in Twin Peaks.\nIn Twin Peaks, Martell bought a decent plot of land where he began to construct the Martell Mill. The Packard Sawmill opened three years later, thus beginning a rivalry between the two mills. On his deathbed from gangrene in the spring of 1933, he sold the Martell family's acreage and timber rights to Thomas Packard, the Packard Sawmill's owner.\nBehind the scenes\nMartell was first mentioned in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town as Rudolph Martell, who died in 1931. "


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"However, he was renamed Zebulon and his life was extended to 1933 in The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Walt Barnhardt\nWalt Barnhardt was a chaplain for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Waldo\nWaldo was a myna bird belonging to Jacques Renault. It was present at the murder of Laura Palmer, having attacked her during her final moments. It was a key witness to the investigation, having remembered the phrase, \"Leo, no!\"History\nOn the night of February 23, 1989, Jacques, Leo Johnson, Ronette Pulaski, and Laura Palmer participated in a drug-fueled orgy. At one point, Jacques opened Waldo's cage and the bird pecked at her shoulders.\nFollowing Laura's murder later that night, FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield discovered Waldo's claw marks upon her shoulders. While searching the records from the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, Andy Brennan found a file for Waldo.\nAfter finding the picture of Jacques's cabin FBI Agent Dale Cooper and members of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department trekked into the woods and find the cabin from the picture. Inside, they found Waldo in his cage.\nThe lawmen brought the bird back to the Sheriff's Station along with camera film that revealed a photo of Waldo upon Laura's shoulder. Doctor Hayward and Harry studied Waldo, Hayward saying it would start talking once it was healthy. "


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"In case the bird were to talk while nobody was present, Cooper left his Micro-Mac tape recorder in the room with it. The bird was recorded saying '\"hurting me, stop it, Leo, no\" and \"Laura?\"as well as wolf-whistling.\nLeo listened to a police broadcast of Lucy Moran talking about Waldo and drove away to the Sheriff's Station. Alone in the conference room, Waldo said \"Laura?\"Leo shot the bird through the window, also breaking a picture. The officers made their way to the conference room to find Waldo dead and listened to the recordings.\nPhoto\nWaldo at the Sheriff's station"


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"Wagon Wheel Bakery\nThe Wagon Wheel Bakery was a bakery in Twin Peaks, Washington, located two blocks from the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nThe bakery was responsible for the majority of donuts consumed in the town and provided breakfasts at the Cozy Box Bed 'N Breakfast.\nBehind the scenes\n\nIn a deleted scene from \"Episode 1\", Lucy Moran and Andy Brennan visit the similarly-named Wagon Wheel Do-Nuts to purchase donuts for the Sheriff's Department.\nThis scene was shot at Monrovia Bakery in Monrovia, California."


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"Sarah Bernhardt\nSarah Bernhardt was an actress who performed in Camille in 1882, the first production staged at the Twin Peaks, Washington Opera House.\nBernhardt was involved in an accident that cost her a leg, which was replaced by a wooden one. While in Twin Peaks, the prosthetic was damaged on the shore of Black Lake. James Packard fashioned a replacement leg out of wood from a Douglas fir.\nBehind the scenes\nSaah Bernhardt (October 22 or 23, 1844 \u2013 March 26, 1923) was a French stage actress who performed in several popular French plays during the late 19th century and early 20th century."


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"Wallace Stegner\nWallace Stegner was the author of Angle of Repose.\nBehind the scenes\nWallace Stegner (February 18, 1909 \u2013 April 13, 1993) was an American writer best known for his books Angle of Repose, The Spectator Bird, and Crossing to Safety."


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"Wild West\n\"Wild West\" was a song by Lissie.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Lissie played \"Wild West\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, the same night Megan and Sophie met for drinks.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Wild West\" is a song featured on Lissie's fourth studio album My Wild West. The song, in an stripped-down format, was featured over the end credits of \"Part 14\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 9 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\n"


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"Lyrics\nAre you out thereTo take away my fear?I haven't lost my hopeEven though I am so far from my homeI've been living my life on the edgeSlip and fall if I take one more stepThere's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westWild, wild west (x2)Wild, wildFrom where I standThere's a world where you canAll that you lost, you get backAnd all that you want, you can haveI've been living my life on the edgeSlip and fall if I take one more stepThere's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westWild, wild west (x2)Wild, wildI've been dancing in the moonlightI've been laughing with this firelightLiving, I've been givingI've been living with the firelightI'll be fine, fine (x2)I'll be fine, fine, fineI've been living my life on the edgeSlip and fall if I take one more stepThere's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westI've been living too close to the edgeIf I fall who's gonna catch me?There's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westI've been dancing in the moonlightI've been laughing with this firelightLiving, I've been givingI've been giving with the firelightI'll be fine, fine (x3)I'll be fine, fine (x3)\nCredits\nTo be added"


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"Warren G. Harding Elementary School\nWarren G. Harding Elementary School was the elementary school in Twin Peaks.\nPeople affiliated with the school\n\nStaff\nMrs. Hawthorne\nStudents\nMargaret Coulson\nCarl Rodd\nAlan Traherne\nBehind the scenes\nThe school's namesake, Warren G. Harding, was U.S. president from 1921 to 1923."


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"Samuel Thorisdottir\nSamuel Thorisdottir was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 46 Timber Lane and his phone number was 555-2765."


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"Wind River\nThe Wind River was a tributary in Washington where the body of murdered teenage prostitute Teresa Banks was found.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Wind River, also known as the Crusattes River, is a tributary of the Columbia River.\nFilming actually took place along the Snoqualmie River along Olallie State Park just outside of North Bend, Washington."


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"Twin Peaks Episcopal\nTwin Peaks Episcopal was an Episcopal church in Twin Peaks, Washington. The congregation was led by Reverend Clarence Brocklehurst and attended by the Hayward and Horne families.\nLaura Palmer was baptized and attended Sunday school at the church."


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"Wilson\nWilson was a field agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation based in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAgent Wilson excitedly forwarded a call to Randall Headley from Deputy Director Gordon Cole requesting information on two Las Vegas residents, Douglas and Jane Jones, wanted in connection with a double murder. Wilson expressed doubt upon hearing that there were over twenty-three people named Douglas Jones in the metropolitan area, but Headley, slamming his hand on the desk, furiously shouted that this was part of their job as FBI agents.\nWilson later brought Headley to a Douglas and Jane Jones that had been brought in for questioning. However, they turned out to be the incorrect Joneses, as they had multiple children."


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"Washington State Prison\nWashington State Prison was the prison where Hank Jennings served his sentence for vehicular manslaughter.\nHistory\nIn 1987, Hank Jennings was convicted of vehicular manslaughter on a vagrant and sent to prison to serve his sentence. In prison, he met Ernie Niles with whom he often visited the library and stamped out license plates.\nIn early 1989, Hank met with his wife, Norma, prior to his parole hearing and asked her to back him up so he could be released, insisting that he would change. At his hearing, he insisted that the manslaughter incident was merely fate. Norma said that if he was released, he had a job opportunity at the Double R Diner.\nHe later called Josie Packard from the prison and asked if she received his message: a drawing of the domino he held in his hand.\nPersonnel\nOfficer Andrews\nOfficer Dickson\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location was at the Monroe Correctional Complex in Monroe, Washington, located at 16550 177th Ave SE."


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"Sarah Palmer\n\"...I can still make a happy face! When I go to get my hair done, or to the grocery store... I mean, no one really knows what I'm thinking. Uh, or cares, that's the thing. Inside, it's... one thing. Then there's... step aside... separate.\"\u2015Sarah Palmer, 2014\nSarah Judith Palmer (n\u00e9e Novack) was the wife of Leland Palmer and mother of Laura Palmer, the latter of whom was found murdered. Both Sarah and her husband suffered from psychological problems following Laura's death. She also seemingly had some paranormal powers and she was known to, on some occasions, predict the future or see people that no one else could see.\nBiography\n\nChildhood\nSarah Novack was born on March 3, 1943 in Bellevue, Washington. In summer of that year, her father, a Department of Defense employee, moved the family to Los Alamos, New Mexico to work in a subcontractor role on the Manhattan Project. They lived in a suburb outside the town proper built for workers involved in the program.\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, Sarah's parents found her unconscious and unresponsive in her bedroom and rushed her to the hospital. "


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"She awoke in the backseat en route, with no memory of what had happened to her. As reported in a local newspaper, Sarah was one of more than a dozen people in the region who experienced medical distress that evening, apparently connected to a hijacked radio broadcast from the KPJK station, where two people had been found murdered. However, attending physicians found nothing physically wrong with her.\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier strongly implies that Sarah is in fact the girl portrayed by Tikaeni Faircrest in \"Part 8,\" credited only as \"Girl (1956).\"Sarah had at least one niece, Maddy Ferguson, who was Beth's daughter.\nIt is not stated if Beth is Sarah's sister or sister-in-law.\nAdulthood\nSarah attended the University of Washington, majoring in political science. While at school she met Leland Palmer, whom she married in 1968. They had one child, a daughter named Laura, born in 1971.\nShe and Leland organized the Twin Peaks Timber Players in 1974, which annually held three summer performances staged at Twin Peaks High School.\n"


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"Laura's final days\nSarah came home from the grocery store one day in mid-February 1989, a cigarette dangling out of her mouth, which she had Laura take from her. Laura asked for the car, as she had forgotten her books, and almost took the cigarette with her, but Sarah advised that she would never become a smoker if she did not start.\nLater, Laura returned home, Sarah discovering that she was lying since she found the books in her room while searching for a sweater Laura borrowed from her. Laura told her that she had been with her boyfriend Bobby. This frustrated Sarah, as she wished for her daughter to always tell her the truth.\nIn the dining room, Leland came in, loudly declaring that he was hungry. He then taught Sarah and Laura how to introduce themselves in Norwegian.\nAt dinner the following evening, Leland frightened Laura as he examined her allegedly dirty hands and a heart necklace she wore. Sarah begged Leland to stop. While getting ready for bed that night, Leland began to cry.\n"


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"During breakfast the next morning, Leland came through the dining room on his way out the door to remind Sarah and Laura that it was Johnny Horne's birthday.\nLater, she asked Laura if she had seen her blue sweater, which Laura pointed out that Sarah was wearing. Sarah began to sob, believing that she was having a mental breakdown.\nThat evening, she was drugged with a glass of milk by her husband. She awoke to see a white horse standing in her bedroom.\nAt breakfast the next morning, Laura did not eat much and did not wish to speak with her parents. She left the dining room and Leland followed while Sarah lit a cigarette.\nLaura then told her mother at dinner that she hated asparagus. Leland was at work late and Laura asked to go to Bobby's to do homework.\nIn the evening, Laura passed through the living room after coming home from Bobby's, telling her mother goodnight.\nLaura's murder\n\nSarah stood in her kitchen the next morning, February 24, 1989. She impatiently called for her daughter to wake up, but received no answer. After searching for Laura, she could not find her anywhere in the house. "


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"She called the Briggs household and the phone was picked up by Bobby's mother, Betty. Sarah asked if Laura was perhaps with Bobby, but Mrs. Briggs was unsure, as she said Bobby had left to go running before football practice. Sarah also wondered if, perhaps, Laura left with Leland earlier in the morning. Sarah hung up and called the school after Betty agreed that this could be the case. The football coach told her that Bobby had yet to show up for practice and that he had been late every day of the week. Sarah then hung up and called the Great Northern Hotel, where her husband was. She got a hold of him and he said Laura was not with him. She became more worried and said Laura would have left a note if she was with Bobby. Leland then said, \"Sheriff Truman,\" leading her to worry even more. Sarah's suspicion was confirmed when Leland dropped the phone. Their daughter was dead.\nMrs. Palmer became hysterical in the hours following the confirmation of her daughter's death. Doctor Will Hayward sedated her so she could calmly answer questions from Sheriff Truman regarding Laura. "


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"She said she had last seen her around 9:00 the night before after coming home from Bobby's house, then Laura went upstairs. Sarah then heard footsteps on the upper floor, which Truman confirmed to be Leland and Deputy Hawk. She then said that her last words to her daughter were \"goodnight, sweetheart\" and that she heard her phone ring once, but did not know who it was.\n\nLater in the evening, she was awoken by a vision of a gloved hand digging up half of Laura's heart-shaped necklace.\nThe next day, she sat on the couch when Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward came to the Palmer home. Donna came and sat next to her and tried to comfort her. Sarah then thought Donna was Laura and hugs her, but had a vision of a man with long, gray hair and began screaming.\nThe following day, upon hearing her husband crying and screaming with a picture of Laura, Sarah came in to try and stop him, but he said that they must Dance for Laura. They broke the picture frame and as Leland rubbed his blood on the photo, she asked with frustration what was going on in their house.\n"


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"Sarah attends Laura's funeral the next day, where Leland broke down and jumped onto the casket. Also attending was Sarah's niece, Maddy Ferguson, who was nearly identical in appearance to Laura and had come from Missoula, Montana to attend the funeral.\nThe next day, she described to Deputy Andy Brennan the man she saw in her vision as the deputy made a sketch of him. Leland then came in and reminded her of the vision she had of the gloved hand digging up Laura's necklace.\nA few days later, she talked with Maddy in her living room and asked about Maddy's mother. Maddy began to tell her about a dream she had but was interrupted by Leland, who entered with his hair having turned completely white.\nIn the evening, Sarah joined Leland, Maddy, and the Haywards to hear Gersten Hayward play the piano and Harriet Hayward recite a poem she wrote about Laura.\nDays later, Sarah attended her husband's hearing for the murder of Jacques Renault. Prosecutor Daryl Lodwick proposed, on behalf of the state, that Leland be denied bail due to his mental state and the apparent premeditation of the crime. "


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"Sheriff Truman spoke for the defense, which ultimately caused Leland to be released on bail until his trial.\nA couple of mornings later, Maddy told Sarah and Leland that she would be returning home to Missoula.\nShe later crawled down the stairs at her home, calling for Leland, and she once again saw a white horse, this time in the living room.\nSarah called her husband upstairs the next day when Donna and James Hurley came to say goodbye to Maddy, who had already apparently left. She also reminded him to sign them up for the \"Glenn Miller Night\" at the club.\nAftermath\nThree days after Leland was arrested for Laura and Maddy's murder, then died in custody, Dr. Hayward tried to sedate Sarah before the funeral, but she calmly refused the shot, wishing to \"be there\" at the funeral. She was comforted by Agent Dale Cooper, who assured her that Leland was not guilty of his actions against Laura, but were the responsibility of an evil spirit called BOB, the gray-haired man Sarah had seen. "


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"He also informed her that he had kept her drugged whenever he would commit heinous acts, but came to terms with what he had done just prior to his death.\nAt the reception, Hank Jennings brought her a plate of food and she talked with Audrey Horne and Eileen Hayward about memories she had of her family.\nTwelve days later, Doctor Lawrence Jacoby brought her to the Double R Diner to speak to Major Garland Briggs, who she told, \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper.\"Later life\nAs of late 2016, Sarah lived alone in the same house, and spent her nights smoking and drinking Bloody Marys while watching television. Her viewing choices included violent nature programs, boxing, and football. She had consulted with people \"in the medical profession\" to little avail, but was still able to put on her \"happy face\" when she went out in public.\nThe set dressing for Sarah's house in Twin Peaks (2017) included a prop pill bottle for a hydrochlorothiazide prescription from the Twin Peaks Pharmacy. Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) is used to treat high blood pressure and swelling due to fluid buildup.\n"


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"At a local grocery store, Sarah had a breakdown after seeing an unfamiliar brand of turkey jerky being sold. She warned the workers about \"men coming,\" and said that something had happened to her. Eventually, she talked herself through finding her keys and stormed out, leaving behind her purchases. Later, Deputy Chief Hawk came to visit her, concerned for her well-being. Sarah easily guessed he was there about what had happened at the grocery store and assured him she was fine. Hawk heard a disturbance from inside the house, but Sarah assured him it was just \"something in the kitchen,\" and said it was a \"goddamn bad story.\"He told her to call him if she ever needed any help in the future.\n\nSarah went to the Elk's Point #9 bar one evening, where a trucker sitting nearby attempted to proposition her. Although Sarah rejected his advances and warned that she would eat him, he persisted and made vulgar threats toward her. "


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"Sarah stood and peeled off her face, revealing a left hand with a black ring finger and a giant mouth in a black void within, before closing it and ripping the man's jugular out with her teeth, killing him. She screamed in feigned terror, summoning the bartender, who asked in horror what had happened. Sarah insisted she had no idea, and said it was a mystery.\nAfter Dale Cooper traveled back to 1989, Sarah stalked around her house, wailing hideously. She ran into the living room and seized the framed portrait of her daughter Laura, and began smashing it repeatedly with an empty bottle.\nWhile standing outside the house where Dale Cooper said she had once lived, Carrie Page heard the sounds of Sarah calling Laura downstairs the morning her body was discovered, and began screaming.\nAnother 1989\nOne year to the day after Laura Palmer disappeared, Sarah's husband Leland Palmer shot himself in his parked car by White Tail Falls, leaving her a widow. Over the next few decades, Sarah was treated for clinical depression and spiraled into alcohol and prescription drug abuse. "


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"In 2016, she was witness to a bizarre sudden death at the Elk's Point #9 bar in Twin Peaks, when a trucker fell down dead with half his throat torn out.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending presented in the International Pilot.\nIn the evening, Sarah is awoken by recalling seeing a man with long, gray hair hiding behind Laura's bed and she screams for Leland.\nBehind the scenes\nSarah is portrayed by American actress Grace Zabriskie. Later, in 2006, Zabriskie appeared in another mystery film by David Lynch, Inland Empire, where she played a mysterious neighbor of the main character. Zabriskie reprised the role of Sarah Palmer in the 2017 revival.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"William Hastings\nWilliam \"Bill\" Hastings was a high school principal in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Through his hobbyist interest in alternate dimensions, Hastings and his mistress Ruth Davenport became embroiled in a conflict between Dale Cooper's double and the missing Major Garland Briggs.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nAt the age of ten, Hastings first read Robert Heinlein's Orphans of the Sky, inspiring a lifelong interest in science fiction.\nAs of 2016, Hastings had been having an affair with a local librarian, Ruth Davenport. With Ruth and Heinrich Viegel, he also ran a blog documenting alternate dimensions and paranormal phenomena, titled The Search for the Zone. The site was opened in June 1997 and was updated through November 2015. Hastings occasionally replied to comments left on the site's guestbook, notably one by John Garvey, which involved Garvey's experience meeting a deceased friend in \"another place.\"The zone\nOn or around September 19, 2016, Hastings and Davenport visited the property at 2240 Sycamore and traveled to another reality, which Hastings called \"the zone.\"They encountered a man there, \"the Major\" (later identified as Garland Briggs), who said he had been \"hibernating\" and needed to travel somewhere else to remain safe. "


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"The Major asked them to access a secure military database and bring him a set of coordinates, which they did. Ruth wrote down the set of numbers on her arm, and a copy was also given to Hastings' secretary, Betty. Hastings updated his blog to note their meeting with the Major.\nWhen they returned around September 22, they gave him the coordinates, whereupon the Major floated into the air, saying \"Cooper. Cooper.\"His head then disappeared. Several other people in that place then attacked Hastings, grabbing him by the neck and demanding to know the name of his wife, Phyllis. William then woke up at home. When questioned, he would later claim he had had an uneventful staff evaluation meeting at school that evening and had driven Betty home afterward, though he did remember having a terrible nightmare.\nArrest\nA few days later, Ruth's severed head and Briggs' decapitated body were found in Ruth's apartment. Hastings' fingerprints were all over the crime scene. He was arrested at his home by Detective Dave Macklay and was questioned about Ruth Davenport as well as his activities. "


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"His story lined up until there was a 45 to 50-minute gap that he could not account for, but eventually said he was taking his assistant, Betty, home after a meeting that had concluded. Hastings was then told that Ruth Davenport was found murdered, and Bill's fingerprints were found in the apartment. He was then escorted to a jail cell.\nWhile Bill waited nervously in his cell for his lawyer, George Bautzer, his wife came to see him, who said that he could not be released on bail, according to George. Bill insisted that while he was never in Ruth's apartment, he dreamt that he was there. Phyllis then stated that she knew he was having an affair with Ruth, and Bill countered with the knowledge that she was having an affair with George and possibly someone else. After she taunted him with \"life in prison,\" Detective Macklay came to dismiss her. A woodsman, sitting in a nearby cell, disappeared.\nOn September 29, a sobbing Bill was interviewed by FBI Agent Tammy Preston, concerning his website, The Search for the Zone, and his experience visiting the zone with Davenport. "


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"He signed and dated a photograph of Garland Briggs, verifying that this was \"the Major\" they had encountered.\nThe next day, Hastings led the FBI and Macklay to the property where he and Ruth and visited the zone. He sat in Macklay's car, terrified to see several woodsmen lurking around the buildings. One of them, flickering in and out of sight, crept up to the backseat window. Moments later, Hastings' head imploded, killing him instantly.\nBehind the scenes\nThe following, some of which was apparently recycled for Mr. C's arrest report in \"Part 4\", appears on Hastings' driver's license in \"Part 1\":\nLicense number: H62499810\nClass of vehicle: 1\nIssue date: 08/15/2012\nExpire date: 08/15/2017\nHeight: 6 feet 3 inches\nWeight: 215 pounds\nEyes color: Blue\nSex: Male\nBirthdate: August 15, 1973\nRestrictions: O\nEndorsements: none\nName: Hastings, William\nResidence address: 439 Elm Street Buckhorn, SD"


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"Sandra LaPook\nSandra LaPook was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 2112 Iger Avenue and her phone number was 555-9927."


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"White Bird\nWhite Bird was a Nez Perce chief who escaped captivity of the United States military and joined Sitting Bull in Canada.\nGeneral Oliver Howard blamed his escape on Chief Joseph, determining this to be a violation of Joseph's terms of surrender, thus absolving the government's responsibility to return the Nez Perce to their land.\nBehind the scenes\nWhite Bird (unknown \u2013 March 6, 1892), also referred to as White Pelican, was a Nez Perce leader, war chief, and shaman who refused to surrender to the American military and escaped to Canada, where he remained until his murder at the hands of a fellow Nez Perce."


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"Jackson\nMrs. Jackson was Principal George Wolchezk's secretary at Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Mrs. Jackson sternly told Bobby Briggs that he was wanted in the office. Briggs was questioned by the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department about his girlfriend, Laura Palmer, who had been found dead."


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"Jackie\nJackie was a floor attendant at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nBiography\nAfter Dale Cooper won two mega jackpots at the casino, Jackie went to congratulate him and inform him of his winnings. As she returned with a larger bucket for him, a woman pointed Jackie in his direction, where he then won another jackpot.\nShe later ran around the casino, trying to keep up with Cooper's constant wins, and informed her supervisor, Burns, that he had won thirty \"Mega Jackpots.\"Behind the scenes\nJackie was played by Sabrina S. Sutherland, who produced Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces and Twin Peaks (2017). She was also a production coordinator throughout the original series."


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"Water processing plant\nA water processing plant was located on Black Lake in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nAt One Eyed Jacks, undercover FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper talked to Jacques Renault about his business with Leo Johnson and instructed Jacques to meet him at the water processing plant in two hours.\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department set up a stake-out to arrest Jacques. While being apprehended, Jacques stole Deputy Fred's gun and attempted to shoot Sheriff Harry S. Truman, but Deputy Andy Brennan shot him in the shoulder, allowing him to be subdued.\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location for the water processing plant was located at 164 W. Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank, California, home to Burbank Water and Power. Until 2001, the establishment was named Public Service Department."


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"Windom Earle\nWindom Earle was a former FBI agent, paired up with Agent Dale Cooper, later declared insane following the murder of his wife, Caroline.\nBiography\n\nEarly Life\nBorn circa 1941, Earle claimed that when he was ten years old in 1951, he had watched the film I Was a Communist for the F.B.I., and had as a result been greatly inspired to seek out a job in law enforcement.\nAcademically, Earle would prove to be quite a prodigy in his youth. By the age of fourteen he became a chess grandmaster, by age sixteen, he had enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania, where he earned a degree in criminal justice at age eighteen.\nAfter graduating, he applied for a job at the FBI, and was accepted on as a trainee. He attended his training as an agent at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, and passed with historically high marks.\nProject Blue Book\n\nA Special Agent of the FBI by 1965, Earle was loaned out by the Bureau to the United States Air Force as part of Project Blue Book and formed an interest in what the dugpas called the \"Black Lodge.\""


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"During this time he also crossed paths with Douglas Milford. He was removed from the project when be became obsessive and violent, and his activities were classified.\nIn the aftermath, Earle partnered up with Gordon Cole and some other agents in creating the Blue Rose group. In 1973, Earle was assigned by the Bureau as an investigator in the Watergate hearing. During this time he met the young law student, Caroline Powell, and the two started dating, and eventually married on August 10, 1974, the day after Richard Nixon resigned from office.\nCooper's partner\nAt a job fair in December 1975, Earle met a young man named Dale Cooper, who had an interest in joining the bureau. When Cooper joined the FBI in the early 1980s, Earle kept a close eye on his progress and the two were partnered by the bureau and they began to play chess every day. It was during this time that Earle began acting strangely, and he disappeared around the time a body was found with its hands missing and face destroyed. Earle claimed to not remember what occurred during his disappearance and no arrests were made, despite four months of investigation. "


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"During his absence, Cooper began to bond with Earle's wife, Caroline.\nLater FBI investigations would reveal that Earle had around this time deliberately set up several \"coincidental\" meetings between Cooper and Caroline, unbeknownst to both of them, with the hopes of getting them into a relationship with each other. Earle would during these meetings claim to be out of town or occupied elsewhere, but would in fact shadow and monitor the couple from a distance. When speculating for a motive for this behavior, Tammy Preston noticed in her examination that Earle's sanity had at this point already started to slip, so when he noticed that Cooper and Caroline had shown mild interest in each other at an FBI Christmas party, he became obsessed with the two of them having an affair, and so had started to \"play cupid\" for them if only to make sure his paranoid fantasy would match reality.\nSometime around 1985, when Cooper was vacationing in the Caribbean, Earle claimed that his wife had been kidnapped by three men as they ate dinner. Caroline was found when she was arrested for prostitution in lower Manhattan, suffering from a heroin addiction. "


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"Following an attempt on her life, she was moved to a safe house, where Earle decided not to stay, thus sparking an affair between Dale and Caroline. Days later, Windom stabbed the lovers, killing Caroline and seriously injuring Cooper. Following this, Earle was institutionalized.\nEscape\nFollowing a taunting phone call he made to Cooper in early 1988, Earle escaped from the institution in March 1989 and made his way to Twin Peaks, Washington, where Cooper had been investigating the murder of a teenage girl. He began taunting Cooper by sending him chess deals and articles of Caroline's clothes from their wedding to various locations.\nSearch for the Black Lodge\nWhile intentionally taunting Cooper, Earle's true reason for going to Twin Peaks was to find the Black Lodge.\nInside a small cabin in the woods, Windom welcomed a man named Leo Johnson, who he found to be a criminal and began to use him as a pawn, to the point of placing a shock collar around Johnson's neck.\nHe later donned a disguise as Leo transcribed a poem Dale had once given to Caroline. "


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"He showed him photos of Donna Hayward, Shelly Johnson, and Audrey Horne, asking which one would be his \"queen.\"Earle tore the poem into three parts and went to the Great Northern Hotel, where he passed Cooper and went to the front desk, delivering the portion of the poem for Audrey.\nThe next day, Earle went to the Double R Diner, where he left the poem for Shelly Johnson before leaving. He went back to his cabin to check on Leo's progress with arrow-making for him, then in the evening, he went to the Roadhouse, where he had requested the presence of Donna, Shelly, and Audrey with his notes. He watched them as they tried to decipher his message.\nIn the morning, Leo brought Earle a pair of slippers and a pipe, followed by the newspaper, in which he found the next chess move from Cooper, which Windom saw as a trick, angrily discovering that Cooper was receiving help.\n\nDisguised as Doctor Gerald Craig, an old colleague of Doctor Will Hayward, Earle visited the Hayward home. Donna answered and he delivered his cover story. She invited him in and he gave her a gift for her father, then left.\n"


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"In a different disguise, he went to the diner and encouraged Shelly to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and observed Cooper from across the room.\nThe following day, Earle listened in on Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole's visit to the sheriff's station, where a bugged bonsai plant sat on the sheriff's desk, which Earle had delivered as being from Josie Packard. They discussed the possibility of Earle faking his illness after the doctors discovered that he was injecting himself with haloperidol. They also discussed that he was loaned out for two years to the Air Force in 1965 as part of Project Blue Book although it was top secret for national security. However, he stopped listening when Cole yelled directly into the bonsai plant. He then had Leo pick three cards from a deck: three queens, with Donna, Audrey, and Shelly's faces on them. He picked one more card: a king with Cooper's face on it. He then found the queen of hearts and placed it on a poster for the Miss Twin Peaks contest, declaring that the winner would die.\n"


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"He went to the library, disguised as poetry teacher Edward Perkins, and ran into Audrey, who was researching civil disobedience. She showed him the poem he had sent her and he had her read it for him. Earle commented that looking at her and hearing her recite it made her look like a queen.\nEarle then traveled to Owl Cave, where the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department had uncovered a petroglyph. He inverted the symbol found at the site, causing a sort of physical effect in the cave.\nIn the woods, he encountered a youth named Rusty Tomasky and promised him beer and a party. Back at the cabin, he told Tomasky about the White Lodge, a good place, and its evil opposite, the Black Lodge. The latter he said he intended to find. Rusty became restless, wondering about the beer and party. Earle told the youth \"in good time\" and played a flute.\nHe built a large chess pawn around Rusty and had Leo give him a beer. He painted it, then got out a crossbow. Earle had a reluctant Leo bring him an arrow, which he then fired into Rusty, killing him.\n"


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"Later, Earle observed Cooper spending a romantic time with Annie Blackburn, and he smirked. In the evening, he delivered the pawn containing Rusty's corpse to the park gazebo.\nThe next day, again listening through the bonsai plant, Earle found that Cooper and the other lawmen had caught onto his search for the Black Lodge, and he wished to ask questions to Major Garland Briggs, who previously worked with him on Project Blue Book.\nHe told Leo about the dugpas, saying that he would have appreciated them. Leo then saw the card with Shelly's face on it and said her name. Earle asks him if he would mourn her death, but doubted it, believing he would even help him kill her if she won Miss Twin Peaks. Leo denied this and pointed the shock collar remote at him, and Windom feigned fear until Leo ended up shocking himself.\nWith Leo and himself in a horse costume, Earle approached Briggs in the woods and he fired a dart into him, causing him to fall. Laughing, Earle revealed his identity to Briggs. "


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"After going back to the cabin, Earle interrogated Briggs about Owl Cave, but the Major stayed silent, so he injects him with a truth serum, and Briggs said he first saw the petroglyph at Owl Cave in a dream. He said that the symbols meant that \"there's a time if Jupiter and Saturn meet, they will receive you.\"Earle deciphered the meaning of this statement and discovered that the petroglyph was a map to the Black Lodge.\nEarle went to the cabin in the morning with corpse-like skin tone and black teeth and found that Major Briggs had escaped with Leo's help. He did not immediately punish Leo but grinned whilst waving a bag in front of his face.\nHe listened in on the sheriff's station, where Cooper and Truman discussed Earle's motives and the death of Josie Packard, believing she was killed by fear, and that after she died, Cooper saw an entity called \"BOB\" from the Black Lodge, who seemed to be feeding off of Josie's fear. Earle had an epiphany, knowing all he needed to know to access the Black Lodge. "


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"He packed his bags to prepare for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, leaving a nest of tarantulas dangling above Leo's head, ready to fall if he let go of a rope between his teeth.\nHe went to the Miss Twin Peaks contest, disguised as the Log Lady. When Bobby Briggs approached him, Windom knocked him out with a log. He went up to the lighting catwalk as Annie Blackburn delivered her speech.\nAfter Annie was announced as the winner, Windom shut off the lights and turned on strobes as he began to set off smoke bombs, one going off directly in front of Cooper. He then pulled Annie off of the stage with a chloroform rag and stole Pete Martell's truck.\nEarle took Annie to Glastonbury Grove, commenting that he liked the fear she was expressing. He took her to the circle of sycamore trees, where she became hypnotized and he led her into the Black Lodge.\n\nIn the Lodge, he appeared to Cooper. Annie appeared and disappeared. Windom then laughed, saying she would live if Dale gave up his soul. He said he would and Earle stabbed him. "


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"This was quickly reversed and BOB appeared, saying he could not ask for Cooper's soul, then took Earle's.\nLegacy\nTwenty-five years later, both Dale Cooper and his doppelganger were reminded of the events that happened on March 26, 1989, faintly remembering that Windom Earle was there.\nModus operandi\nWindom Earle was a meticulous and proficient serial killer, who left little to no clues, including a full absence of fingerprints and posed victims in rather eccentric ways, making tableaus, signifying some meaning. While his killing spree was originally stylized as a chess game with Dale Cooper with each victim being a lost figure of Cooper's in a play, it was later revealed to mostly being a fa\u00e7ade for his real actions regarding the Black Lodge.\nWindom Earle usually stabbed his victims in the aorta but would kill people in a variety of ways, including crossbows and complicated traps.\n"


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"Chess game\nEarle was playing white:\nEarle: P to K-4 (Pawn to King's 4)\nCooper: P to Q4 (Pawn to Queen's 4)\nEarle: P to Q4 (Pawn to Queen's 4)\nCooper: N to QB3 (Knight to Queen's Bishop 3)\nEarle: PxP (Pawn takes Pawn)\nCooper/Pete: P to QN3 (Pawn to Queen's Knight 3), Pete claimed that Earle would not be able to take another piece before five or six moves although he actually did in just three moves. The Twin Peaks Gazette printed the move as B to QB4 (Bishop to Queen's Bishop 4)\nEarle: N to KB3 (Knight to King's Bishop 3)\nCooper/Pete: P to QR3 (Pawn to Queen's Rook 3)\nEarle: BxP (Bishop takes Pawn)\nDisguises\nWindom Earle was a master of disguise, who could easily hide in plain sight, undetected even by people who had seen him. He casually changed his appearance with incredible ease, utilizing both elaborate make-up and costumes and a full change of mannerisms.\nCourier - thick glasses, whiskers, stylized mustache, accent. Used to deliver a message to Audrey Horne and Dale Cooper in Great Northern Hotel.\n"


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"Trucker - \"Courtwright Diesel & Machines\" baseball cap, a single gold tooth, a fat suit under the shirt. Used to deliver a message to Shelly Johnson in Double R Diner and also to spy on Donna Hayward, Shelly and Audrey in a Roadhouse.\nDr. Gerald Craig - grayed eyebrows, gray mustache, a hat. Used to deliver \"a gift\" for William \"Doc\" Hayward through Donna Hayward which is also an announcement of his next move in a chess play with Dale Cooper.\nA Kind Biker - Harley-Davidson motorcycle rider outfit, a long hair wig, bandana, fake tattoos on left arm (fire) and face (spider), mustache and beard. Used to spy on Dale Cooper and converse to Shelly Johnson in Double R Diner.\nEdward Perkins - beard, mustache, thin glasses, a pipe, a bowtie. Used to converse to Audrey Horne in the library.\n\"Weird Suit\" - used to lure Rusty Tomasky.\nFisherman - fisherman outfit. Used to spy on Dale Cooper and Annie Blackburn on the lake.\nThe Log Lady - used to infiltrate Miss Twin Peaks Contest and steal the car of Pete Martell.\nVictims\nCaroline Earle - single stab wound, one inch beneath the sternum, severing the aorta.\n"


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"Erik Powell (\"The Dead Man\"/\"John Doe\") - single stab wound, one inch beneath the sternum, severing the aorta.\nUnknown Man - taped to the bottom of the table at the power station.\nRusty Tomasky (\"Heavy Metal Youth\"/\"Young Man\") - shot with a crossbow while being in a large papier-m\u00e2ch\u00e9 figure of a chess pawn.\nLeo Johnson - shot 5 times in and around the heart. Shooter unconfirmed, but Earle is mostly likely suspect according to the FBI.\nAttempted\nDale Cooper - tries to claim his soul using Black Lodge, stabs him in the Lodge after he first sees Laura's doppelganger\nAnnie Blackburn - tried to claim her soul using Black Lodge.\nInjured\nMajor Garland Briggs - drugged up and tortured with crossbow and bolts.\nBobby Briggs - knocked out with a log.\nNadine Hurley - knocked out with a sandbag.\nBehind the scenes\nWindom Earle was played by Canadian actor Kenneth Welsh. Robert Engels, who was friends with Welsh, was the one who suggested he should audition for the part. Engels also knew Welsh played the flute and suggested he play it for one of his scenes in Episode 22. Welsh used his own shakuhachi flute. "


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"Most of Earle's disguises were Welsh's own ideas.\nHarley Peyton named Earle after actor William Windom and Humphrey Bogart's character from the 1941 film High Sierra: \"Mad Dog\" Roy Earle.\nSubtitles on various releases of Twin Peaks erroneously state that Sarah Palmer speaks with Earle's voice in her scene with Major Briggs in Episode 29.\nWelsh wasn't asked to reprise his role in the 2017 series, but he would have been loved to. He does incidentally appear in the series; footage from Episode 29 featured in Part 2 and Part 5 as flashbacks of Dale Cooper and his doppelganger, respectively, feature his shadow and a brief glimpse of his jacketed shoulder, which shows several times due to footage being looped.\nTrivia\nDespite only appearing in 10 episodes (one of which only as a voice), Kenneth Welsh is still considered a member of the main cast of Season 2.\nThe Twin Peaks Collectible CardArt card \"DON'T LET 'EM RATTLE YOU, COOP...\" erroneously states that Earle was sent to Twin Peaks to conduct an Internal Affairs investigation against Cooper. This was actually assigned to Agent Roger Hardy.\n"


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"While Windom makes no appearance in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, nor is he mentioned, there are a few signs of his existence in the movie which are of note. Firstly, Annie Blackburn appearing in the vision of Laura Palmer is dressed like Caroline Earle and secondly, Dale Cooper acting very differently than what we see in the series may be interpreted as a sign of psychological trauma received by him in the encounter with Earle.\nThere is a garage punk/ surf/ rockabilly band named Thee Windom Earles. Based in Manchester, they regularly perform in the U.K., playing at the 10th Twin Peaks Festival with a surprise guest appearing with Kenneth Welsh in 2019.\nGallery\nEarle appearing to Cooper in the Lodge."


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"Washington\nWashington was a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, located north of Oregon, west of Idaho, and south of the Canadian province of British Columbia on the coast of the Pacific Ocean.\nThe town of Twin Peaks was situated in the northeastern corner of the state, five miles south of the international border and twelve miles west of the state line with Idaho.\nHistory\nTo be added\nSettlements\nBremerton\nDeer Meadow\nKelso\nKettle Falls\nKennewick\nMoses Lake\nPuyallup\nRed Diamond City\nSeattle\nSpokane\nTacoma\nTwin Peaks\nWalla Walla\nYakima"


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"Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (soundtrack)\nThe soundtrack from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me was released in 1992. Composed by Angelo Badalamenti, it also features vocals from Badalamenti, Julee Cruise and Jimmy Scott, and music by Thought Gang.\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nLyrics\nLength\n1.\n\"Theme from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\"\n6:40\n2.\n\"The Pine Float\"\n3:58\n3.\n\"Sycamore Trees\" (vocals by Jimmy Scott)\nDavid Lynch\n3:52\n4.\n\"Don't Do Anything (I Wouldn't Do)\"\n7:17\n5.\n\"A Real Indication\" (by Thought Gang; vocals by Angelo Badalamenti)\nDavid Lynch\n5:31\n6.\n\"Questions in a World of Blue\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n4:50\n7.\n\"The Pink Room\"\n4:02\n8.\n\"The Black Dog Runs At Night\" (by Thought Gang; vocals by Angelo Badalamenti)\nDavid Lynch\n1:45\n9.\n\"Best Friends\"\n2:12\n10.\n\"Moving Through Time\"\n6:41\n11.\n\"Montage from Twin Peaks\" (\"Girl Talk\" / \"Birds in Hell\" / \"Laura Palmer's Theme\" / \"Falling\")\n5:27\n12.\n\"The Voice of Love\"\n3:55\nvteTwin Peaks merchandisePublicationsFiction\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. "


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"Jean-Michel Renault\nJean-Michel Renault was a bartender at the Roadhouse.\nBiography\nJean-Michel, like his relative, Jacques Renault years before, worked closely with a prostitution racket and received a call pertaining to this business concerning two prostitutes he set up clients for who were discovered to be 15 years old. He denied any responsibility and hung up.\nBehind the scenes\nJean-Michel is played by Walter Olkewicz, who previously portrayed Jacques Renault. In an on-set photo and an official promotion picture from Part 7, Olkewicz is seen with bandages on his left knee. It is unknown if the character is intended to have the same injury in the series.\nJean-Michel's relationship to Jacques, Jean, and Bernard is unclear, although Jean stated in \"Episode 20\" that he had no remaining brothers.\nSimilarly, his relationship with the Renault who murdered Hank Jennings in prison is unknown."


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"Warrick\nWarrick works at the Silver Mustang Casino, where he was promoted from pit boss to supervisor following the firing of Burns.\nBiography\nWarrick observed a man win at every slot machine he used, totaling over thirty mega jackpots, earning him $425,000.\nFollowing this, the casino supervisor, Burns, was fired by Rodney and Bradley Mitchum and replaced by Warrick, telling him to inform them if the man ever returned to the casino."


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"Willow Inn\nThe Willow Inn was an inn located in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nEach room at the inn had a private bath, fireplace, and brass bed. Also provided was continental breakfast, afternoon refreshments, a tennis court, swimming pool, bicycles, and fishing equipment."


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"Twin Peaks Gazette\nThe Twin Peaks Post (published as the Twin Peaks Gazette until 1970) is a newspaper published in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nIn 1969, Dougie Milford returned to Twin Peaks and took over ownership of the paper, after the death of one of its major editors. He renamed it to the Twin Peaks Post in 1970. This remained the newspaper's title as late as 1989. Despite this, the paper was still commonly referred to as the Gazette.\nJames Hurley's mother Susan sometimes wrote for the paper when she was not traveling.\nFollowing the death of Dougie Milford in 1989, his nephew, Dwayne Milford Jr. took over as editor.\nOfficial publication\nThere was an official publication of the Twin Peaks Gazette that ran three issues. This was intended to be a fan club magazine, but production was canceled when the show itself was canceled.\nPreview\nFlyer published as a preview of issue #1, published in December 1990\nIssue #1\nPublished in February 1991\nIssue #2\nPublished in March 1991. "


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"Contained Cooper/Pete's answer to the latest Earle's chess move, but mistakenly published it as B to QB4 (Bishop to Queen's Bishop 4) instead of P to QN3 (Pawn to Queen's Knight 3).\nIssue #3\nPublished in April 1991"


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"Jesse Holcomb\n\"I was at Big Ed's Gas Farm. And you know what? I heard shots.\"Jesse Holcomb was a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nHolcomb interrupted a meeting between Sheriff Frank Truman and Deputy Chief Hawk to inform them that a man going by Wally Brando had arrived at the station to pay his respects to the sheriff.\nA few days later, while at Big Ed's Gas Farm, Jesse heard shots fired near the Double R Diner and reported to the scene, taking over for off-duty Deputy Bobby Briggs.\nLater, he asked Sheriff Truman if he wanted to see Jesse's new car, but he refused,\nsuggesting he would the following day."


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"Wayne Chance\nWayne Chance was a drifter and the traveling companion of Denver Bob Hobbes.\nAccording to Chance's journals, after taking a map from a man in Yakima in 1879, Chance and Hobbes reached Owl Cave, believing it to be filled with gold. However, upon arrival, they found none, instead finding the cave's petroglyph, which had symbols matching the map. The two fled the cave after being attacked by a large owl. After hearing a strange whistling coming from the cave, they moved their camp away from it. Chance recorded that whenever he tried to sleep, he would see the owl's eyes.\nThe morning after exploring the cave, Hobbes disappeared, leaving behind all of his belongings. Chance initially waited for him, but eventually decided to return to Spokane. However, he was never seen again and his journal was discovered in Spokane's Masonic temple.\nBehind the scenes\nChance is named after Wayne Charlie Chance, a character Mark Frost's friend Charles Haid would role-play as with Frost.\nChance's journals are narrated by Arthur Bishop in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Sarah Szabo\nSarah Szabo was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 100 Snow Street and her phone number was 555-1654."


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"Just You\n\"That was really good. Let's try it again.\"\u2015James Hurley\n\"Just You\" was a song by James Hurley.\nHistory\nJames, Maddy Ferguson, and Donna Hayward recorded the song at the Hayward home in 1989. Donna noticed James and Maddy looking at each other and ran out of the room, upset. A phone call came for Donna from Harold Smith as Maddy had a vision of BOB coming at her over the couch, causing her to scream. James and Donna went to her, but there was nothing there.\nIn late 2016, James performed the song with two backup singers at the Roadhouse, visibly moving Renee.\nBehind the scenes\nThe song was written by David Lynch and performed by James Marshall, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Sheryl Lee. It originally appeared in Episode 9 of Twin Peaks and later in Part 13 of the 2017 series.\nIt was released on the 2007 album, Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More.\n"


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"Lyrics\nJust youAnd IJust youAnd ITogetherForeverIn loveJust you (just you)And I (and I)Just you (Just you)And I (and I)TogetherForeverIn loveIn loveWe go strolling togetherIn loveWe go strolling foreverOh oh ohJust you (just you)And I (and I)Just you (just you)And I (and I)TogetherForeverIn loveJust youAnd IJust youAnd I"


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"Jupiter (cat)\nJupiter was a cat that belonged to Laura Palmer.\nDuring a dream Laura had on the night of July 23, 1983, she encountered a man \"with long hair and very large, callused hands\" who told her that he had Jupiter.\nLaura stopped writing in her diary between September 15, 1983 and October 3 of the next year. In the interim, Jupiter was hit by a car after chasing a mouse into the road in front of the Palmer house."


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"Winslow\nMrs. Winslow was a teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 2, 1968, Winslow taught a sexual education class to the female students of the eighth grade class.\nIt was soon discovered that the class was spied on from the air vent by Dale Cooper. Along with the headmaster and Mr. Brumley, Mrs. Winslow confronted Cooper and confiscated the tape he had recorded of the class."


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"Sara Rathborne\nSara Rathborne was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 632 Enthwhistle Street and her phone number was 555-9176."


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"William Clark\nCaptain William Clark was the co-commander of the Corps of Discovery, alongside Meriwether Lewis.\nBiography\nClark was at one point the commanding officer of Meriwether Lewis, who recruited him to co-command the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition across the Louisiana Purchase commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson.\nOn September 20, 1805, shortly after crossing the present-day border of Washington, Clark encountered a group of Nez Perce boys, who then hid from him. He handed over his gun and horse to one of his men and gave pieces of ribbon to the boys, who he then sent to a nearby village. A man from the village cautiously met him, then informed him that the village's chief would return in fifteen to eighteen days.\nThe following day, the men of the village took Clark downriver to meet Chief Twisted Hair. Twisted Hair drew for Clark a map of the river, which passed between two mountains and to a great waterfall, the location of present-day Twin Peaks. Clark could not determine what this place signified to them, but the expedition's Shoshone guide Sacagawea suggested it was related to the tribe's fascination with spirits. "


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"Clark then sent Reubin Fields and a man from the tribe to bring Lewis to the camp.\nLewis set off to explore the area charted in the map while Clark stayed with the rest of their party and returned on October 3.\nClark returned to Washington, D.C. with the expedition in 1807. A year later, Lewis initiated Clark into the St. Louis Masonic Lodge. Clark later founded Missouri Lodge 12 and remained an active Freemason for the rest of his life.\nJournals by Clark were among several documents compiled in a dossier that was discovered in 2016.\nBehind the scenes\nWilliam Clark (August 1, 1770 \u2013 September 1, 1838) was an American soldier, explorer, Indian agent, and territorial governor, best known for co-leading the Corps of Discovery Expedition from 1804 to 1806.\nChris Mulkey narrated Clark's letters in the audiobook release of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Sandy Peters\nSandy Peters was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 705 Cedar Street and her phone number was 555-5368."


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"Joey Paulson\nJoey Paulson was a member of the Bookhouse Boys.\nBiography\nIn mid-February 1989, Joey told the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department that Bernard Renault, a drug mule, left Canada.\nJoey sat in the Roadhouse on the evening of February 24, 1989, listening to a singer perform until he saw Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson arrive, whom he referred to as \"Mutt and Jeff.\"When Mike angrily grabbed his girlfriend, Donna Hayward, Joey rose and came to her rescue as other bar patrons fought Mike and Bobby. He escorted her out of the Roadhouse and took her to James Hurley.\nDays later, Joey was with James at the Bookhouse, where they had Bernard Renault restrained."


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"Hungry Horse\nHungry Horse was a city in Montana.\nHistory\nLeo Johnson was arrested in Hungry Horse on February 9, 1988, and held in a local jail overnight.\nThe following year, a Giant gave FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper the clue, \"Leo locked in hungry horse.\"Twin Peaks Deputy Andy Brennan investigated this clue, discovering that it referred Leo's incarceration, thus giving him an alibi for the murder of Teresa Banks."


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"Harry S. Truman\n\"A man who doesn\u2019t love easily loves too much.\"\"A good man.\"\"The best.\"\u2015Dale Cooper and Hawk\nHarry S. Truman was the sheriff of Twin Peaks, a position previously held by his father and brother. He assisted FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper with the 1989 murder investigation of homecoming queen Laura Palmer and other investigations the agent led during his time in Twin Peaks. As a result, Truman and Cooper became close friends.\nDuring the course of the following twenty-five years, Truman became ill and his brother returned to Twin Peaks to take over his duties.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and career\nHarry S. Truman was born to Frederick Truman, the sheriff of Twin Peaks, Washington, and had an elder brother named Franklin Truman.\nHis father named him after the 33rd President of the United States, Harry S. Truman, but they had no known relation.\nHarry was the quarterback of Twin Peaks' all-star high school football team in 1968, alongside his brother Frank, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Barker, and Jerry Horne in the starting lineup.\n"


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"He attended Washington State College and upon graduating he returned to Twin Peaks to carry out his lifelong ambition of entering public service.\nIn 1981, he was promoted from deputy to sheriff of Twin Peaks, following his brother and their father before him.\nIn February 1989, Harry advised Deputy Hawk to set a trap for drug mule Bernard Renault, who was coming in on foot from Canada. Deputy Andy Brennan made a stray comment that Bernie was coming in on foot, resulting in an awkward silence after Harry confirmed this. Harry, puzzled, interpreted this as Andy saying they would have to cover a lot of trails, but Andy merely stated he thought it would be a long hike.\nLater, the sheriff's station receptionist, Lucy Moran told Harry and Andy over the intercom that his lover of five weeks, Josie Packard had heard a prowler outside her house. Harry, apparently having been summoned for one of his and Josie's rendezvous, left Andy to watch the station.\n"


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"Murder of Laura Palmer\n\nOn the morning of February 24, Harry received a call from Pete Martell, who told him about a body he found on the shore behind his house, the Blue Pine Lodge and Harry later went there to unwrap the plastic and take pictures of the scene. He was shocked to see that the corpse was none other than Laura Palmer, one of the town's most beloved citizens.\nHe drove up to the Great Northern Hotel, where he informed Leland Palmer that his daughter been found dead, and then drove to the morgue. Afterward, he went to the Twin Peaks High School and told Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs that Laura had been found dead.\nLaura's mother, Sarah Palmer, later told Harry about Laura's activities the night before, saying that she remembered saying good night and that Laura's phone rang once during the evening.\nAt the Calhoun Memorial Hospital, Harry met with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who had taken over the case, and escorted him to the unconscious Ronette Pulaski, who had gone missing the night before. They talked about the little connection Ronette and Laura had. "


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"On the way to the morgue, they bumped into psychiatrist Dr. Lawrence Jacoby, who told them that Laura was seeing him without her parents' knowledge.\nAfter Cooper found a piece of paper bearing the letter \"R\" under one of Laura's fingernails, Harry asked him what was going on, and Dale proceeded to explain that a similar piece of paper was found under the fingernail of murder victim Teresa Banks a year prior. At the sheriff's station, Dale and Harry looked through Laura's possessions, including her diary. They found out that she was \"nervous about meeting 'J'\" the night before. Dale also found a key and some cocaine residue. Harry denied that it was cocaine, saying that Laura was not that type of person. Cooper said that they would find out who she really was.\nHarry and Cooper then went to the train car where Laura was murdered and found half of a necklace and a piece of paper with blood on it, which spelled out \"FIRE WALK WITH ME.\"After going to the train car, Harry and Cooper went to the bank to open Laura's safety deposit box, finding issues of Flesh World and ten thousand dollars in cash. "


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"In one of the magazines, they saw a picture of Ronette Pulaski, discovering a further connection.\nAt a town meeting held that evening, Harry told Cooper about Josie and her husband, Andrew Packard, saying that he died in a boating accident the year before. He also told him about the property rivalry with Benjamin Horne and pointed out Margaret Lanterman, the Log Lady, to him. Afterward, he and Cooper went to the Roadhouse to prepare a stakeout. They watched as Bobby arrived with his friend Mike Nelson, and how Laura's best friend Donna Hayward arrived and left with Joey Paulson. Harry pursued Joey's motorcycle and eventually lost track of it, but later stopped James Hurley and Donna, who were coming back from their meeting.\nAfter going back to the station, Cooper and Harry drank coffee at the station's doughnut spread, set up by Lucy. Cooper said that he would need a reasonably priced hotel room, and Harry told him that he should stay at the Great Northern. Harry then left the station to see Josie at the Blue Pine Lodge, where she lived with Pete Martell and his wife, Catherine. "


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"They hugged and looked out to where Laura's body was found.\n\nThe next morning, Harry ate his breakfast when Agent Cooper arrived. Cooper went over the plans they had for the day: questioning James, Bobby, and Mike, then checking Laura's autopsy. Cooper then went to the restroom as Truman swallowed the bite he had been chewing during the whole exchange.\nDoctor Will Hayward arrived with Laura's autopsy results, which revealed the time of death to be between midnight and 4:00 AM and the cause of death to be due to loss of blood. Bite marks were found on her shoulders and tongue, with lesions on her wrists, ankles, and upper arms. The autopsy also found that within the final twelve hours of her life, she had sexual relations with at least three men. Hayward also said that he believes the same perpetrator attacked Ronette. Truman asked how long it would be until Ronette is responsive, which Hayward did not have the answer to.\nTruman and Cooper questioned James, showing him the tape of Laura and Donna on a picnic. He confirmed that he filmed the video and that Laura insisted their relationship be a secret. "


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"He also said that he had convinced her to stop using cocaine until something seemed to frighten her. James also said that he was with Laura the night she died, but she ran off into the woods around 12:30 and he never saw her again. When Cooper showed him Laura's necklace found in the train car, he recognized it, but said he did not know who has the other half.\nHe went with Cooper to question Mike and Bobby when they encountered Ed Hurley, who wore a bandage over his left eye. Truman introduced him to Cooper. When he asked about his nephew, James, the special agent explained that he was free to go and was not suspected of the murder, but should be careful around Mike and Bobby. When Cooper took a call from Albert Rosenfield, Ed explained to Harry that his beer was possibly drugged by bartender Jacques Renault the night before.\nHe sat with Mike and Bobby when Agent Cooper entered to let them go after Mike said that their fight at the Roadhouse was self-defense. Cooper also warned them to stay away from James. "


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"Truman made note of his relationship with Cooper being like that of Dr. Watson to Sherlock Holmes.\nHe went with Cooper to see Josie, who had been tutored in English by Laura. After Pete poured them coffee, Josie said that the last time she saw Laura was on the previous Thursday at 5:00 and left an hour later. She also said that Laura told her, \"I think now I understand how you feel about your husband's death.\"When Josie excused herself to answer a phone call, Cooper asked how long Harry had been seeing her, which he caught onto through body language. Embarrassed, Harry said they had been seeing each other for six weeks. Pete then burst in, telling them not to drink the coffee, as there was a fish in the percolator. Josie then came back, visibly upset, asking what \"shenanigans\" meant, which Cooper defined for her.\nHe later took Cooper to the Double R Diner, where he suggested him to try the pie and asked waitress Shelly Johnson if he could speak to Norma Jennings, the owner. He told the special agent about Shelly's criminal trucker husband, Leo. "


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"They saw the Log Lady and Cooper asked if he could ask about her log, to which Harry replied, \"many have.\"Norma then came over to them with Cooper's pie. He introduced them and the special agent asked about Laura's involvement with the Meals on Wheels program and they asked for the names of people on her route. The Log Lady then came over and says that her log saw something the night Laura was killed.\n\nThe next day, in a clearing, he set up a bottle 60 feet and 6 inches away from Lucy, per Agent Cooper's instruction. Hawk asked him what the special agent was up to, but he did not know. He sat down and listened to Cooper's presentation of Tibet and a method he had derived from them to determine which individuals with the initial 'J' were to be people of interest in the Palmer case. He had Truman read off the names and their connection to Laura before he threw rocks toward the bottle. The rock for Lawrence Jacoby knocked over the bottle but did not break it. "


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"Harry questioned the idea of Cooper's method coming from a dream, then when the list went down to a \"Jack with one eye,\" the sheriff interpreted this as referring the casino, One Eyed Jacks across the Canadian border. The bottle then broke when the rock for Leo Johnson was thrown.\nLater at the sheriff's station, Harry showed Cooper a bloody rag found by Hawk a half mile from the train car Laura was killed in. Albert Rosenfield then arrives in Twin Peaks, and was Truman immediately warned by Cooper of his difficult nature. This proved to be true, as Harry was subsequently insulted by Albert's treatment of the sheriff's department as being primitive. Harry threatened him to watch his attitude and Rosenfield silently left to begin work with his team while Cooper grinned and gave a thumbs-up to Harry.\nAt night, Harry received a call from Cooper, who declared that he knew who killed Laura Palmer.\nTruman went to the Great Northern the following morning with Lucy to follow up on Cooper's statement the previous night. Dale described a dream he had the previous night and that it was a code to solve the crime. "


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"However, he did not remember the name of the killer. Truman then received word from Andy that a fight had broken out at the morgue.\nThey arrived at the morgue and found that there was a disagreement between Dr. Hayward and Rosenfield concerning whether Laura's body should be released for the funeral or kept at the morgue for more tests by Albert, who immediately began insulting the Sheriff. This resulted in Harry punching him, causing Cooper to intervene and tells Harry to wait in the car.\nHarry took Cooper to Leo Johnson, who denied knowing Laura personally and said he has no criminal record, which Cooper refuted immediately. When questioned about his whereabouts on the night Laura was killed, Leo insisted that he was on the road and that Shelly would confirm this.\nHarry and Dale met with Albert to discuss the test results he found with Laura's body. He confirmed that the white substance in the bag found in Laura's diary was cocaine, two kinds of twine were used on Laura's wrists, industrial soap particles were found in the back of her neck. He also presented claw marks found on Laura's shoulders. "


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"Lastly, he presented a small, partially-digested plastic fragment bearing the letter 'J.'Andy then came to inform them of the funeral about to start, so Truman excused himself.\nAt the funeral, Bobby declared that the whole town was guilty of killing Laura. When James charged at him, Harry helped restrain them. Immediately after this altercation, Leland broke down and threw himself onto Laura's casket.\nHe later sat with Ed and Hawk at the diner, and were joined by Cooper. They told him about their operation to halt the drugs flowing into Twin Peaks, which they believed Jacques Renault to be involved with. They then took him to the Bookhouse, introducing him to the Bookhouse Boys. There they had Bernard Renault restrained and they questioned him about the drug operation.\nLater in the evening, he sat with Josie, asking her what was bothering her. She said that she believed that Catherine Martell and Benjamin Horne wished to hurt her and that Andrew's death may not have been an accident. She showed him a safe and said there were two ledgers, but only one was seen in the safe. "


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"She asked him if he thought Andrew could have been murdered by Catherine and Ben trying to gain the mill, and that they would come for her next. He told her that he would not allow this to happen, and they kissed.\nHarry sat at the Palmer home as Mrs. Palmer described to Andy a man she saw in a vision as the deputy sketched him. Leland came in and mentioned another vision Sarah claimed to have of a hand digging up Laura's necklace.\nHe went back to the sheriff's station with Andy, learning from Lucy that Cooper was in the conference room with Doctor Jacoby. He entered the room as Jacoby stated that he could not break down the barriers surrounding Laura's many secrets. He asked the doctor if Laura ever discussed Bobby or James with him, and he said they were boys while Laura was a woman. He denied being one of the men who had sex with Laura the night she was murdered, but said he followed a man that night who she had spoken about and who drove a red Corvette. Cooper supposed this man to be Leo. "


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"They received a call from Cooper's superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, who said that the marks on her shoulder were from a bird. He also brought up the altercation between Albert and Truman, but Cooper ended the conversation, Harry thanking him. Andy then entered with the finished sketch of a man Sarah Palmer had a vision of, Cooper claimed to have also seen him, but in his dream. A call is then received from Hawk, who has found the one-armed man that Cooper wished to question.\nHe went with Andy and Cooper to the Timber Falls Motel, where the one-armed man, Gerard, was staying in room 101. When they approached Gerard's room, Andy drew his gun, but dropped it, making it go off. Truman sent Andy away while he and Cooper kicked in the door, where Gerard stood, wrapped in a towel.\nThey showed to Gerard the sketch of the man Mrs. Palmer saw, but he said he does not know who it is. When Cooper asked if he knows a man named \"BOB,\" the given name of the man in his dream. Gerard said that his best friend was named Bob Lydecker, who was in a coma. "


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"He was asked how he lost his arm, and said it was the result of a car accident and that he was currently a shoe salesman. Cooper asked if the lost arm had a tattoo on it, which he confirmed, tearfully saying that it said \"Mom.\"As they left the motel, Hawk told him that Josie had previously been on a sort of stakeout at the motel prior to their arrival.\n\nHe went with Cooper to the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, where the receptionist said that the man in the sketch was not Bob Lydecker. Cooper confiscated the clinic's files, believing the bird that attacked Laura to be a patient there.\nThe lawmen brought the clinic's files to the station and Harry had Lucy look through them, pulling the names of all of the people with birds. He then told Andy to meet at the shooting range with him, Cooper, and Hawk. Lucy called and found that the files are in alphabetical order according to pet name.\nHarry looked through the files with Andy and Cooper when they received another call from Gordon Cole who said that the bird that attacked Laura was a parrot or myna bird. "


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"Hawk then brought in an analysis on the piece of plastic found in Laura's stomach, finding that it was part of a poker chip from One Eyed Jacks. Andy then found a file on a myna bird named Waldo, owned by Jacques Renault.\nHarry went to Jacques's apartment with Hawk and Cooper, where they saw a man they believed to be Jacques, but he got away. Cooper then found a bloody shirt with Leo Johnson's initials sewn into it.\nHe later called Josie and asked her if she had been at the motel, but she said she had to go.\nThe next morning, Harry was at Jacques's apartment and greeted Cooper, filling him in on Renault's background. He also said that the man had not been seen for two days. As Doctor Hayward said that the blood type found on Leo's shirt was AB negative, Cooper saw something on the ceiling and commented that the blood belonged to Jacques. Truman gave Cooper a boost as Hayward confirmed the blood to be Leo's. From the ceiling, the special agent retrieved a copy of Flesh World. Inside, they found envelopes marked with a post office box that may have belonged to Jacques. "


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"Also inside the magazine, they noticed a photo of Leo's truck.\n\nHawk later confirmed that the post office box was registered to Jacques and brought letters found in it. Cooper found an ad from Laura in the copy of Flesh World, noting the red drapes in the photo match a photo in Jacques's cupboard as well as in ones he saw in his dream. They then set out to find the cabin in the photo.\nLed by Hawk, they searched the woods for the cabin with Hayward and encountered the Log Lady at her home. They went inside and sat down for tea and cookies. She told them what her log saw the night Laura was killed and they went back out to find the cabin. They heard music playing, and followed it to the cabin, where inside, Harry uncovered Waldo the bird and found a cuckoo clock with poker chips inside from One Eyed Jacks.\nThe next day, Harry was in the conference room with Doctor Hayward and Waldo, trying to get the latter to speak when Agent Cooper arrived. "


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"Hayward determined that the bird would only speak once it had recovered from its current malnourished state, so he went to get apples to feed to it. Hawk arrived with forensics results stating there were three people with Jacques in his cabin: Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, and Leo Johnson. He also brought a photo of Waldo and Laura. Cooper placed his voice activated tape recorder near Waldo and they planned an operation to go to One Eyed Jacks.\nHe went to the diner with Cooper, where he saw Hank Jennings, fresh out on parole, reminding him of what this entailed. He commented to the special agent that he did not believe people could change. When Shelly offered Cooper a cup of coffee, Harry said they should get going, but Cooper disagreed, saying that every day, one should give their self a present.\nHarry went to see Josie and observed a fish caught by Pete until Josie arrived. He asked her why she was at the motel earlier in the week, but she said she was at the mill. "


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"He ensured she could tell him anything and she revealed that she had followed Ben and Catherine there and took photos of them. She also revealed she heard Catherine talking on the phone about a fire at the mill.\nHe later met Ed and Cooper at the Great Northern and they went over their plan for One Eyed Jacks. Cooper presented $10,000 of the FBI's money to gamble with. Cooper gave Ed $300 to start with and Ed left the other two alone. Harry told Cooper about his concern for Josie and the possible danger with the mill.\nA gunshot was heard at the sheriff's station conference room and Harry went to investigate, discovering that Waldo had been shot. Cooper listened to the tape recording and found that Waldo had said several things, including, \"Leo, no!\"Harry sat with Andy on a stakeout, where they awaited Jacques Renault to cross the border. They were tipped off by Hawk just before he arrived and they arrested him, charging him with the attempted murder of Ronette Pulaski and the murder of Laura Palmer. "


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"Jacques put up a fight, disarming an officer and nearly shooting Truman before he was shot in the arm by Andy.\nAt the hospital, they asked Jacques about the night Laura was killed. He said Leo had hit him in the head with a bottle and he used Leo's shirt to stop the bleeding, and then he got sick and passed out. However, he did not know anything about the train car. They then went to a room where Doctor Jacoby was held after suffering a heart attack.\nHarry supposed that Leo took the girls to the train car by himself. Doctor Hayward then told them that Jacoby claimed to have gotten a call from Laura Palmer and saw her by the gazebo at Easter Park.\nHe went back to the station and was informed by Lucy that Leo had called. James arrived, wishing to speak to him, but Cooper took him instead. Leland then arrived, asking if they arrested Laura's killer. Harry told him it was just a suspect and he could not release more details. He then went outside.\n"


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"He came back in and went to Cooper and James, presenting cocaine found in the gas tank on James' bike.\nAfter contact was lost with Agent Cooper later in the night, Harry went with Hawk and Andy to Dale's room at the Great Northern, where they find him on the floor, bleeding from a gunshot wound.\nAt the hospital, he stood over Cooper as he came to. Cooper explained what happened, but said the person who shot him was masked. Lucy filled in Cooper on what happened overnight, and Cooper told him they required a warrant to search Leo's house.\nHe followed Cooper, who got out of his hospital bed to resume work, against Doctor Hayward's wishes. They watched as Jacques' body is wheeled through the hallway, in a body bag. Cooper asks if the bag was smiling.\nHe investigated a shooting reported at Leo Johnson's house and supposed that Leo tried to kill someone in the house, then another person shot him through the window. Hawk brought a copy of Flesh World and Leo's duster, which reeked of gasoline. Andy began calling to him from outside about the arrival of Albert. "


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"Harry went outside, where Andy shuffled around, having stepped on a loose board, which hit him in the head. This action revealed a hidden pair of boots and cocaine.\nWith James, Harry listened to a tape made by Laura for Doctor Jacoby, which James stole. A \"mystery man\" was mentioned in the tape, which James believed not to be Leo or Jacques. He also said that Laura had once said a poem about fire and \"Would you like to play with fire, little boy? Would you like to play with BOB?\"Cooper then entered and requests the necklace from James, who happened to have it, saying it was in Doctor Jacoby's office, inside a coconut. After Hawk took James back to his cell, Harry asked how Cooper knew he had the necklace. Dale says that he had to have it due to his relationship with Laura and that he would give it up for the case. Cooper was also surprised that Jacoby was now directly involved with the case.\nHe went with Cooper to Jacoby's hospital room and they asked him how he came into possession of Laura's necklace. "


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"He recounted following James and Donna and digging up the necklace as a keepsake. Jacoby also noted that the last time he saw Laura, she seemed to be at peace and was ready to die.\nHe walked through the hospital with Cooper and Rosenfield, where he noticed Bobby. They then encountered Ed, who was there as his wife Nadine was in a coma after overdosing on sleeping pills. He got a coffee for Albert as Cooper took Ed aside.\nAlbert went to book a room at the Great Northern as Harry and Cooper discussed their further plans in the case.\nCooper went over the night Laura died, believing 'J' to be absolutely confirmed as James, who she was with that night. He and Albert believed the phone call to have been from Leo. They determined that a third man other than Leo and Jacques killed Laura. Albert upset the already crying Andy, who stood up to defend the sheriff's department, then left.\nHe took Pete home from the hospital, who had been checked in for smoke inhalation due to the fire at the sawmill. Pete read a note from Josie, who was apparently on an emergency business trip to Seattle. "


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"Harry also informed him that Catherine was still missing after disappearing in the fire. The phone rang and Harry answered. A man on the other end asked for Josie, then requested to know when she would be back. When Harry asks him who was calling, the man hung up.\n\nAfter Ronette woke from her coma, Harry went with Truman to show her sketches of Leo and \"BOB.\"She did not recognize Leo as the one who tried to kill her, but when shown \"BOB,\" she began to thrash about, repeatedly saying \"train.\"Harry went to his office with Cooper, where Hank waited for a parole meeting. Harry had him sign the form and he left. He told Cooper about his past with Hank, who was once a Bookhouse Boy. Ben Horne then called the sheriff's station to inform him that his daughter, Audrey had been missing, for two days at most.\nThe next morning, Harry went back to Ronette, with Cooper and Albert soon arriving. Ronette was sedated so Cooper could extract a small piece of paper containing the letter 'B' from under her fingernail. Cooper believed Laura's killer placed it after tainting Ronette's IV. "


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"Cooper then told Harry and Albert that he was visited by a giant who gave him three clues.\n\nCooper later proposed that the letter found under the fingernails are all linked to \"BOB\" by a sort of psychic link between himself, Ronette, Maddy, and Mrs. Palmer. Albert then informed them that the cocaine in James' bike matched that found in Jacques's car and Leo's house. He also said that the letter under Ronette's fingernail was cut from an issue of Flesh World. Albert also gave his further developments on the attempt on Cooper's life, then insulted Harry once again. The sheriff took him by the collar and Rosenfield explained his motives to be built on the foundation of love. He said, \"I love you, Sheriff Truman,\" and left. Cooper placed a hand on Harry's shoulder and said, \"Albert's path is a strange and difficult one.\"With Hawk, Harry and Dale discussed the giant that appeared to the special agent just before Leland Palmer arrived to explain his knowledge of the man: that he was a neighbor to his grandfather, named Robertson. Hawk was sent to find information on this. "


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"Leland said the man would also flick matches at Leland whilst saying \"you wanna play with fire, little boy?\"Cooper believed this to be the man they were looking for.\nPhillip Gerard later showed Harry shoes that he had for sale. The man seemed to begin acting strange and said he needed to take his medication.\nHarry and Cooper sit down with Shelly, who refuses to say anything against Leo. Cooper lets her go and tells Harry he suspects she has made this choice so she can live off of Leo's insurance money but does not believe she thought of this idea herself.\nHarry later received a phone call from Pete, who said Josie called him and would return the next day. The sheriff then requested Cooper to let him see her first, on his own. Hawk arrived with his findings, saying that he turned up nothing more than a boarded-up house with an unmarked mailbox, and records were being checked for further information. Harry then asked him if he had seen Phillip Gerard, who had not been there since he showed the shoe samples. "


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"Cooper noted that in his dream, the One-Armed Man, \"Mike\" knew \"BOB,\" so he went to the bathroom with Harry following, and found a syringe.\nHarry went with Cooper to Doctor Jacoby's hospital room, which was decorated with Hawaiian decor. He introduced them to his wife, Eolani, who lived at their Hawaiian home. As he prepared to be hypnotized, Jacoby had Harry hold a stone as Cooper performed the hypnotism. Harry nearly fell asleep during the process. Jacoby described Jacques's murder and that he knew who did it.\nHe then went with Cooper to the Palmer home to arrest Leland for the murder of Jacques Renault.\nTruman interrogated Leland, asking him about his activities at the hospital and gets him to confess to killing Jacques.\nHe told Cooper of the impending arrival of the Judge Clinton Sternwood and the prosecutor Daryl Lodwick for Leland's hearing. He also gave Hawk's report that there was never a man with the name Robertson living next to the Palmers. Cooper then noticed that Andy wore the same kind of boots as Leo and that he got them from Phillip Gerard.\n"


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"Harry saw Lucy upset and walking away from Cooper, who had been talking to her about her behavior as of late. Cooper then explained to him that he needed the best Bookhouse Boy at his disposal for a secret operation. Truman said the man would be at the Roadhouse at 9:30.\nJosie arrived back in Twin Peaks and Harry met with her, upset that she did not tell him about leaving town and that it seemed strange that Catherine died and left behind insurance money around the proximity of her leaving. She distracted him by kissing him and pleading for him to make love to her.\nHe later went back to the station where Judge Sternwood had just arrived. The judge caught onto the fact that he had problems with the woman in his life. Cooper then came and Harry introduced him to the judge.\nHe went to the conference room with the two men, where Leland was brought to them. The proceedings were delayed due to the absence of Lodwick. Sternwood's law clerk, Sid came and was introduced to Cooper before leaving with the judge to the Great Northern. "


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"Cooper asked him if the Bookhouse Boy was prepared for the evening, which Truman confirmed.\n\nIn street clothes, he met Cooper at the Roadhouse at 9:30, revealing himself to be the Bookhouse Boy in question.\nThe next day, Hawk came to the sheriff's station to inform Harry that the house Leland claimed to be owned by a Robertson was actually owned by schoolteachers who had no recollection of a gray-haired man. As Hawk excused himself to the bathroom, Harry reminded him to keep an eye out for Phillip Gerard. Lucy then came to him to say her goodbyes before she went to Tacoma to visit her sister. He escorted her out of the station as Cooper arrived and announced that he knew where Audrey was.\nAt Leland's hearing, Harry spoke for the defense, sympathizing with him due to how much was brought upon him from the death of his daughter. This ultimately caused Leland to be released on bail until his trial.\nAt Leo's hearing, Sternwood decided to deliberate with Harry and Dale after the defense and prosecution had made their statements. "


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"Sternwood decided that Leo was not fit to stand trial, as his shooting had left him in an invalid state. Sternwood then had Harry tell Shelly.\nOn his way to his office, he heard Andy declare himself to be \"a whole damn town.\"He then met with Cooper and they discussed their plan to rescue Audrey, but Hawk entered to inform them on the whereabouts of Gerard. Harry then dismissed him and they continued discussing their plan, then left.\n\nTruman approached One Eyed Jacks with Cooper and he took out a security guard and used the guard's head to open a set of doors. They headed inside and follow a map drawn by Cooper to find Audrey. They split ways as Harry watched a man and Blackie O'Reilly talk whilst a security footage frame of Cooper was on a screen in the room.\nHe continued to watch until the man stabbed the woman and spotted Harry, opening fire. Harry drew his gun and noticed that the man had disappeared. Cooper rejoined with Audrey and they began to head out, but were stopped by a security guard with a gun. "


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"However, a knife struck the guard in the back and Deputy Hawk came down the stairs, remarking \"Good thing you guys don't know how to keep a secret.\"They took Audrey to the Bookhouse and Cooper determined that she had been doped with heroin.\nIn his office, Harry looked through a book of mugshots, finding a photo of Jean Renault, who was the man he saw kill Blackie. He informed Cooper that Renault was after him and had used Audrey as bait. The agent expressed his dismay at letting someone he cared about get in harm's way, but Harry assured him that he was the best lawman he had ever met.\nHarry later met with Donna, who claimed that there is another diary by Laura in the possession of Harold Smith. He suspected the teenagers to be still trying to solve the murder, despite the warnings they had received. However, he told her that he would try to send one of his men to Smith's home. A loud man then walked past the room, looking for Harry. He then entered the room and identified himself as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, Cooper's supervisor. "


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"Harry told Donna to wait and talked outside with Cole, who explained that he was hard of hearing, which was apparent, given that he misunderstood Harry several times. He delivered Albert's test results on the fibers found outside Cooper's room, finding that they were from a Vicuna coat. He also mentioned test results on Phillip Gerard's syringe, having not recognized the drug contained in it. Hawk then brought in Gerard, who Truman had taken to his office.\nWhen Cooper arrived, he and Gordon had a private conversation in Harry's office, but Harry and Hawk could hear everything Cole said due to his loud speech. Harry interrupted to inform them of this but was invited to join. Cole gave Cooper an anonymous letter of a chess deal, from Windom Earle, Cooper's now insane ex-partner.\nTruman went to the Blue Pine Lodge, where Josie introduced him to her assistant, Mr. Lee, and she announced that she was going home and that she sold the mill. As she started to leave, he told her that he loved her, which caused her to stop and look back but she ultimately left.\n"


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"He went to the conference room with Cooper, Hawk, and Cole to question Gerard, who complained about needing his medicine. Cole refrained from giving him his medicine and his personality changed into \"Mike,\" who explained \"BOB\" as being his familiar. He also described him as a sort of parasite that feeds on fear and pleasures. Mike also said that he was to stop BOB, who was currently in a large house made of wood among the trees, with many rooms, which Cooper determined to be the Great Northern Hotel.\nThe next morning, Harry went to Hawk, Cole, Cooper, Mike, and Andy to tell them that they were ready to go to the Great Northern. Hawk went with a warrant to Harold Smith's apartment and Cole left for Bend, Oregon.\nThey took Mike to the hotel and brought him guests one-by-one to determine if they were BOB's host. Mike began to have a sort of seizure when Ben Horne entered the room.\nHe went to Harold Smith's apartment when Hawk finds Harold dead, apparently of a suicide by hanging. Cooper found a suicide note that read, \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" or \"I am a lonely soul.\""


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"Among torn pages strewn about the apartment, Hawk determined them to be from Laura's secret diary.\nHarry went to the conference room, where Cooper stated his suspicions that Benjamin Horne was the man they were looking for. They went to Ben's office at the Great Northern to arrest him for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer.\nThey took him back to the station, where Harry and Cooper encountered the Log Lady, who said to them, \"there are owls in the Roadhouse.\"He went to the Roadhouse with them, where a blonde singer performed.\nThe following day, Sheriff Truman walked with Cooper, who addressed a tape to Diane, telling her they had just met with the one-armed man. They walked to the Timber Room, where Leland joyfully danced about. Harry broke the news to him that Ben had been arrested for Laura's murder.\nBen was taken to the interrogation room, where a finger was pricked for a blood test, which his brother - serving as his lawyer - claimed to be brutal treatment. Cooper revealed Jerry's questionable background as a lawyer, which caused him to settle down. "


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"The special agent then presented Ben with Laura's diary, which stated, \"Someday, I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne.\"Cooper's manner of speaking angered Ben and the lawmen left the brothers alone for a moment.\nHarry looked out his window at a woodpecker when Pete arrived, telling him that Josie was gone, which he confirmed to know already. However, confusion entered the conversation when he mentioned Josie's assistant, which Pete said he was told was her cousin, Jonathan. Cooper then came, saying that Mike had escaped from the Great Northern and they then left.\nWhile driving, he and Cooper stopped a reckless driver, who turned out to be Leland Palmer. Harry received a call from Lucy, telling him that Mike was found.\nMike was brought to the interrogation room and said that Ben was not BOB. However, Harry charged Ben with Laura's murder. Cooper brought him outside and told him he did not believe Ben was the killer. Harry said he had enough of Cooper's premonitions and they had enough evidence against Ben.\nLater at night, another body was found, also wrapped in plastic. "


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"Truman was called out and went with Cooper to find that the body belonged to Maddy Ferguson, Laura's nearly-identical cousin.\nThe following morning, Albert presented a letter 'O' found under Maddy's ring finger, determining her murderer to be the same person that killed Laura and Teresa. He also said fur from a taxidermy white fox was in her hand. Harry offered to call Leland so Maddy's family could be contacted, but Cooper refused this, wishing to have one more day to solve the case.\nIn Ben Horne's office, Harry presented Horne's telephone records to Cooper, showing that he called Laura the night she died and that there was a stuffed white fox in the office, assuring Harry that Maddy was there and was killed by Ben.\nHe went to the Palmer home to retrieve Leland for help in the case and took him to the roadhouse, where Ben, Leo, Bobby, and Ed arrived. Cooper stated his belief that the killer was in the room. Cooper commented that not everyone was there, and Major Garland Briggs then entered, escorting an old waiter. Cooper said to have Ben brought back to the station with Leland as his attorney.\n"


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"As Ben was taken to interrogation, Cooper whispered to Harry to have Leland pushed into the room first, as he was the culprit. They did this and quickly closed the door as Leland became enraged, revealed to be BOB's host.\n\nThey entered the room and Harry restrained Leland while reading him his rights. Through Leland, BOB laughed and howled as he was interrogated, and did not hesitate to confess to the murders. They left the room and Cooper went over his dream and all of the evidence pointing toward Leland and the events that must have occurred the night of Laura's death. BOB chanted out a poem, then the sprinkler system went off, followed by BOB slamming Leland's head into the interrogation room door. They frantically entered, finding Leland bleeding on the floor. With BOB apparently gone from him, Leland tearfully expressed his guilt and died in Cooper's arms.\nTruman, Cooper, and Albert met with Major Briggs, the sheriff confused over the whole situation. He had his doubts over BOB's existence, but wondered where he was.\nCooper's suspension from the FBI\nFollowing Leland's funeral, Harry attended the reception. "


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"Major Briggs arrived just as a fight broke out between Mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother, Dougie. Harry helped break it up.\nHarry later went to his office, where Catherine awaited. Harry expressed his surprise that she was alive. When he asked about her absence over the previous weeks, she said that she believed her life was saved by an angel.\n\nCooper came to Harry's office to say his goodbyes before going on the fishing trip and leaving town. The sheriff gave the agent a Green Butt Skunk fishing lure. He also gave to him a Bookhouse Boys patch, welcoming him as a member of the society. As Cooper left the station, he was stopped by Special Agent Roger Hardy and RCMP Officer Preston King, the former telling Cooper that he had been suspended from the FBI.\nHardy questioned Cooper regarding his activity in Canada, particularly Audrey's rescue operation. After Cooper was questioned privately, Harry gave him the Bookhouse Boys gesture after seeing that his gun and badge had been taken. Hardy then asked for his cooperation, but Truman said that he was behind Agent Cooper all the way.\n"


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"Truman's sleep the following night was disturbed by movement outside his window and he went to the door, finding Josie, who was exhausted and she fell into his arms.\nTruman and Cooper met with Betty Briggs the following morning and discussed her husband's disappearance while on a fishing trip with Agent Cooper. She brought up that it could have been work-related, but the possible nature of this was classified. After Betty left, Cooper told Harry that there was no way that the Major's disappearance was work-related. Andy and Hawk then entered with a wedding present for Dougie Milford and his young bride-to-be Lana Budding. A call was then patched in from Gordon Cole who gave Cooper his support and said that DEA agent Dennis Bryson was hard at work on the case.\nCooper asked Harry and Hawk if they have heard of a place called the White Lodge, as it was the last thing Briggs spoke about before his disappearance. Hawk explained the White Lodge being a place controlled by spirits, it being a local legend. Dennis Bryson then arrived, dressed as a woman, and insisted on being called Denise. "


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"She explained the details of the case to Cooper and left.\nHe went home, where Josie laid in bed. He brought her a glass of water and kissed her before getting on the bed and holding her close. He asked her to tell him the truth, and she answered that she used to work for a man named Thomas Eckhardt in Hong Kong and that Mr. Lee also worked for Eckhardt and had threatened to kill her if she did not return. She also stated that she believed Eckhardt was responsible for her husband's death.\nHarry later attended the Milford wedding. When Dwayne vocally objected to the marriage, Harry calmed him down.\nThe next morning, he and Andy went to the Great Northern, where Dougie Milford had died in bed of an apparent heart attack. Mayor Milford came in and cried over his brother, blaming Lana for his death.\nLater at the station, Harry introduced Cooper to Colonel Reilly, who was heading the investigation of Major Briggs' disappearance. Reilly especially expressed an interest in owls in the area at the time of the disappearance. "


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"When Cooper tried to get more information, specifically about the White Lodge, Reilly said that the subject was classified.\nIn Truman's office, Hayward delivered Dougie's autopsy results to Dwayne, finding that he had died of a heart attack, with no evidence of foul play. However, the mayor wished to press charges against Lana anyway, continuing to believe she killed his brother with sex. After Dwayne left, Harry and Will left the former's office and saw Lana, and were taken by her charm, as was the case with the rest of the men present.\nThe next day, Harry listened to Major Briggs\u2014who had re-emerged the previous night\u2014recount his experience since his disappearance, including a vision of a giant owl. The sheriff asked him what his work entails, but he said that it was classified. However, he dismissed this, finding this to be information that must be divulged to them. He said that he was involved in Project Blue Book, a United States Air Force investigation into unidentified flying objects, despite its official disbandment in 1969 and that they were searching for the White Lodge. Air Force personnel then came in to retrieve Briggs on official business.\n"


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"Harry then went to the Blue Pine Lodge to see Josie, who had been assigned as a maid for Catherine, having had no choice.\nLater, Truman cleaned his rifle as Ernie Niles was being prepared for a sting operation against Jean Renault, who had been framing Cooper as being involved in Renault's cocaine trade. When Cooper expressed his regret that he could not take part in the operation, Truman deputized him.\nOutside the buy, Harry watched until their cover was blown by Ernie's excessive sweat ruining the microphone. Cooper negotiated with Renault, offering himself for Denise and Ernie. Harry had Hawk call in backup.\nLater, Denise made her way into the house dressed as a waitress and delivered a gun to Cooper, who used it to shoot Renault dead.\nThe lawmen returned to the station, where the power was out, due to a bomb in the woods, according to a call received by Lucy. Cooper headed inside and called to Harry, having found a dead body in the sheriff's office, in front of a chessboard.\nWindom Earle crime spree\nAs Cooper and Hayward examined the body, Truman stated that there were no witnesses to this odd event. "


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"The FBI agent correctly identified that the victim died from being stabbed, believing Windom Earle to be responsible, due to its similarities to a previous case. Hawk came in to say that there were two sets of the same boot prints outside, one coming and one leaving.\nAs the body was wheeled out, Harry brought Cooper some coffee, now also believing Earle to be responsible, as there was no physical evidence left at the scene, just as Cooper had predicted. The agent also said that he had been cleared of all charges by the FBI and DEA, but was still suspended. Truman offered him the case since he was still a deputy of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department for the time being. Hawk entered to inform them that no prints were found in an abandoned car Harry told him to search and that Hank was not present at the Dead Dog Farm deal, as he was in the hospital, claiming to have been hit by a bus. Hawk also told them that Shelly Johnson called, saying that Leo came to the previous night and ran away after attacking her.\n"


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"Having found Cooper observing a chessboard, Truman asked about the significance of chess to Earle, to which the agent said that the two had played the game every day for three years, and Cooper never won. Dale then told Harry about his affair with Earle's wife, Caroline who was murdered under his watch, presumably by her husband.\nLater, Major Briggs entered the station and collapsed, wishing to speak to Harry. After the major came to, they met in the sheriff's office, where Briggs stated his worry in the Air Force's reasons for seeking out the White Lodge, where he believed he was taken during his disappearance. After the major left, Andy came and took them to the conference room, where Lana Milford sat with Doctor Jacoby. The psychiatrist said that Lana was not cursed, but had a heightened sexual drive. As Jacoby and Lana left, they were confronted by Dwayne Milford with a rifle. Cooper had the mayor and Lana settle matters privately. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until Cooper told them to enter, where they found Lana kissing Dwayne, who announced their plans to adopt a child.\n"


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"Later in the evening, Harry showed Cooper an article from Seattle, recording the death of Jonathan, the man Josie was with. Dale suspected that Josie could somehow be involved.\nHarry and Cooper spoke with Bobby and Shelly in the conference room, as the two were attacked by the now-mobile Leo the previous night. Harry asked why Bobby was at the Johnson home, to which Bobby openly admitted that he and Shelly had been seeing each other since even before Laura was murdered. Cooper asked where he was the night of the fire at the mill, suspecting him of shooting Leo, but Bobby stated Hank to be responsible. Harry told Shelly he would assign deputies to watch her house and he dismissed the couple.\nAlbert then arrived and the two greeted each other with a hug. Albert presented a file on Earle, who had been sending packages to various law enforcement agencies, each containing an article of clothing from Caroline on her wedding day.\nHe and Dale later met with Josie concerning Jonathan's death.\nLater, he met with the agent again, where he said the dead man found in his office was named Erik Powell. "


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"Cooper said that the victim's surname was Caroline's maiden name and that this was intentional by Earle. Harry suggested they employ Pete Martell in the case for his expertise at the game of chess.\nHe later told Norma that Hank would be put in prison for the attempted murder of Leo and his various parole violations.\nThe next morning, Harry and Dale listened to a tape left for the latter by Earle. The sheriff promised his protection and he had Lucy call Pete and check the newspaper for chess moves.\nLater, Hawk escorted Hank into Truman's office, where the sheriff charged Hank with the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. Hank attempted a trade for information on who murdered Andrew Packard, but Harry declined. Despite this, Hank hinted that Josie was responsible and mocked him. Hawk kicked out one of Hank's crutches and escorted him out of the angered Harry's office.\nAs Pete observed a chessboard, Harry told Lucy to have the Gazette not close out the personal ads. They discussed Earle's methods, but then Albert arrived and spoke to Cooper in private. Harry overheard that Josie has been positively identified as Cooper's would-be-assassin and he left.\n"


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"He went to the Blue Pine Lodge, looking for Josie, who apparently went to the Great Northern with many of her belongings to see Thomas Eckhardt.\nHarry arrived after she killed Eckhardt and he commanded her to put her gun down, which she had aimed at Agent Cooper. She asked for his forgiveness and clutched her pistol to her chest before collapsing. Harry rushed to her and cradled her in his arms, only to find that she was dead.\nThe next day, he sat at the Bookhouse, drinking and thinking about Josie. Hawk brought him breakfast from Norma and Harry asked about the situation at the station, confident that Cooper and Hawk could handle his responsibilities.\nCooper later came to visit him, telling him about Josie's criminal history from Interpol, including felonies and prostitution arrests. Harry angrily told Cooper to leave.\n\nHe later became drunk and threw around the furniture in the Bookhouse. Cooper soon came to calm him down, especially to have Harry hand over his gun. Harry began talking about Josie and how she made his life better, and he expressed his regret that he did not take her away from her past. "


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"Cooper brought him into a hug, calming him. After this, Cooper and Hawk took him to bed.\nHarry woke to a vision of Josie, which soon disappeared and instead saw a woman with a garrote who began to strangle him. He soon was able to overpower her and managed to incapacitate her.\nHe took the woman, Jones, to the sheriff's station, where he locked her in a cell. He went to Cooper and confirmed that the woman worked for Thomas Eckhardt, but he was unsure why Eckhardt would have wanted him dead. Cooper supposed \"sexual jealousy\" due to the man's obsession with Josie. As the agent described a revolting cure for hangovers, Harry excused himself to the bathroom.\nHe went to his office, where a bonsai tree from Josie sat on his desk. Doctor Hayward informed them that Earle came to his home with the next chess move. Gordon Cole then arrived, his loud voice disturbing Harry's headache. Cole revealed that Earle had faked his mental illness and was loaned to the Air Force for Project Blue Book in 1965.\n"


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"Harry took Cooper and Cole to the diner, where he again excused himself to the bathroom after Cole explained his own cure for a hangover. Soon, he rejoined Cooper, who was fascinated by a chickadee outside on a Dodge Dart. Norma's sister, Annie Blackburn, came and poured them coffee, also suggesting teetotaling and prayer as a hangover cure. Harry then observed Cooper's interactions with Annie, which made him suspect that Cooper was in love, which was confirmed by Harry with the fact that she laughed at a stupid joke he told her. Before she went, she noted a drawing Cooper had made on his napkin, saying it was from Owl Cave, which Harry confirmed.\nHarry made the next move in the chessboard, per Pete's instruction, and he and Cooper then headed off to Owl Cave with Hawk and Andy.\nAt the cave, Hawk lead them to the symbol Cooper had drawn, located on a wall of the cave, with another symbol. Cooper found that they must be related to tattoos found on Briggs and the Log Lady. Owls then swooped over the men and Andy swung a pickaxe into the cave wall, revealing a petroglyph.\n"


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"The men return to Owl Cave the next day, where it was apparent that someone else had been there too. Hawk noted that there were the tracks that he also found near the power station - Windom Earle.\nAt the station, Harry observed a piece of a poem sent to Shelly, Donna, and Audrey. Cooper said that this was sent to the girls by Earle, as it was a poem Cooper once sent to Caroline. Truman suggested that they speak to the girls, then Hawk came in with Donna's segment of the poem. He also told Harry and Dale that Major Briggs was there to see them, and Dale requested the deputy to bring him Leo Johnson's arrest report. Cooper used the report to determine that the poems were dictated by Earle to Johnson.\nHe went to Catherine and asked her for any information on Josie, wishing to understand her. Catherine explained that Josie worked by essentially being an actress in everything she did. Catherine then brought him a box, which he could not seem to open. Pete then came back from the tryouts for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, for which he was on the committee. "


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"He tried to take the box, but dropped it, causing part of it to slide out - another box.\nTruman was called to a crime scene at the park gazebo, where a dead youth had been found inside a large chess pawn.\nA friend of the victim told the lawmen that the youth's name was Rusty Tomasky and was in Twin Peaks while on his way to play a gig with his band.\nHe and Cooper later met with Major Briggs, who told them about Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book, that when the investigation began to involve the woods surrounding Twin Peaks, he became obsessive until his removal. Briggs then showed them footage of Earle describing an evil place called the Black Lodge. Cooper then said that he believed the true reason Earle came to Twin Peaks was not vengeance against him, but to find the Black Lodge, which he believed to be connected to the petroglyph.\nLater, they observed the petroglyph more, trying to decipher it as they waited on Briggs to arrive. "


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"He had Andy call the Briggs home as Cooper stated that he had not been completely focused all day, as he had been thinking about Annie.\nThe next day, Harry told Cooper that he had men searching the woods for Major Briggs, who Cooper believed to be targeted by Windom Earle. He also mentioned that he believed Josie was killed by fear, and he saw BOB just after her death. He said that he believed this had a connection and BOB fed off of fear. Cooper believed there may be a connection between BOB and the Black Lodge, which he also believed to be the \"evil\" within the woods that Truman had referred to.\nBriggs was brought back to the station by Hawk, who found him stumbling through the woods. Cooper came and noted that the major was under the influence of haloperidol, the same drug used by Phillip Gerard. Because of this, his answers to Cooper's questions were unclear. Cooper expressed his worry about the Black Lodge, that they must find their way in at the right time.\nCooper had an epiphany that the Lodge would open when Jupiter and Saturn aligned. "


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"Briggs uttered \"protect the queen,\" and \"fear and love open the doors,\" the latter referring to the Lodges. Cooper also surmised that Earle will be taking the queen\u2014Miss Twin Peaks\u2014of their chess game to the door of the Lodge. As they began to head out, Andy accidentally knocked over the bonsai plant, revealing it to have contained a microphone planted by Earle.\nHarry and Cooper arrived at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, having ordered deputies to surround the building. Chaos ensued following Annie's win of the title of Miss Twin Peaks and she was taken away by Earle.\nHarry went to the conference room, where Hawk and Cooper were studying the petroglyph, which Andy discovered was actually a map. He told Cooper that he had deputies looking for Earle, but the FBI agent said that the only hope of finding Earle and Annie lied within the petroglyph. Pete then came in, reporting that the Log Lady had stolen his truck. However, Cooper said that she did not steal it and that she would arrive momentarily. "


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"Truman took a closer look at the petroglyph and noticed the twelve Sycamore trees of Glastonbury Grove, where Hawk had previously found a bloody towel and pages from Laura's diary. The Log Lady then arrived with oil, which her husband called \"an opening to a gateway.\"Dale and Harry smelled the oil and link it back to Doctor Jacoby's statement of smelling \"scorched engine oil\" the night Jacques was killed. Hawk then brought in Ronette Pulaski, who smelled the oil and became frightened, as she recognized the smell from the night Laura Palmer was killed.\nHarry and Dale traveled to Glastonbury Grove, where Cooper declared he must go on alone. Harry watched as he disappeared into a set of red drapes. Andy soon joined the sheriff, where they waited at the Grove for more than ten hours after Cooper disappeared into the Black Lodge. Andy eventually went to get Harry some breakfast.\n\nEventually, Cooper and Annie appeared at the entrance, the latter unconscious with blood on her face. Truman and Doctor Hayward took Cooper back to the Great Northern and Annie to the hospital. Cooper got up to brush his teeth. "


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"Truman and Doc Hayward heard the mirror break while Dale laughed and asked, \"How's Annie?\"Harry and Will ran into the bathroom after hearing the mirror break, where they found Cooper lying on the floor with blood on his face and the mirror shattered. Cooper, smiling strangely, told Harry that he struck his head on the mirror, and it struck him as funny.\nAccording to a dossier discovered in 2016, after Cooper left Twin Peaks, Harry read the Andrew Packard case file that was in the Bookhouse and started drinking from reading about Josie. Finally, he allegedly wrote a letter about what he knew of the case, hoping that he would feel better. FBI Special Agent Tamara Preston stated that the letter's handwriting was a 96% match to Truman's.\nFollowing Cooper's sudden departure from Twin Peaks, Harry spent over twenty years investigating what had become of him. He also was an uncredited source for parts of Briggs' dossier.\nLater life\nWhen Wally \u2013 the son of Andy and Lucy \u2013 was born, Harry was named as his godfather.\nHe eventually had several run-ins with the troubled Richard Horne, son of Audrey Horne.\n"


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"In 2016, Truman was diagnosed with cancer and he secretly underwent treatment at a research hospital in Seattle while pretending to have merely retired. He only told his brother, Frank, of the nature of his ailment, although Hawk later managed to learn of it on his own. Frank returned to Twin Peaks, once again serving as sheriff, in an agreement to hold the position for two years to stabilize the department before promoting Hawk to the position.\nAt some point, Harry's nephew, a soldier, committed suicide.\nPersonality\nHarry was an empathetic, self sacrificing man, which was made clear by his lifelong ambition to work in public service. He also deeply honored tradition and his family, as his father and brother were the sheriff of Twin Peaks before him.\nPatient, compassionate, and socially aware, Harry almost always said the right thing to calm down anyone who was upset. He managed to subdue Bobby Briggs at Laura's funeral, and he also managed to calm down Dwayne at the Milford wedding. He displayed great patience and social precision when navigating the sensitive topic of Laura's murder with her parents - Leland and Sarah Palmer. "


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"He displayed the same compassion and understanding during Leland's initial arrest for the murder of Jacques Renault.\nHis patience was also demonstrated repeatedly and consistently in his responses to Agent Cooper's rather unconventional means of investigation. He quickly learned that nothing of value or substance will come from questioning Cooper, and so he usually went along with his ramblings and dreams. At times, he even appreciated Cooper's upbeat attitude and approach to life - he allowed Cooper to treat him to coffee under the insistence that one must give oneself a present every day.\nDespite his patience, Harry could be rather cynical and skeptical. This was shown when he finally decided that Cooper's methods of investigation are unreasonably unconventional, and had no basis in reality. He also doubted the existence of BOB, even when BOB had revealed himself and his crimes to the sheriff's department. Harry rarely voiced his cynicism, however, being more of s listener than a speaker. Nevertheless, Harry resented being considered a sidekick, a follower, or second best. He did not enjoy being left out of the loop, feeling very uncomfortable and uneasy when he did not know what was going on.\n"


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"Harry was also very sensitive - though he tried not to be. Despite his best efforts at remaining stoic and emotionally solid, his feelings shone through easily in his body language and the way he reacted towards Albert Rosenfield's snarky comments regarding Twin Peaks. Overcome with a protective rage, he attacked Albert twice. His second attempt was admittedly unsuccessful, possibly because Harry was so caught off guard with Albert's sudden outburst of emotion, and confession of love. Truman's tough exterior was completely shattered following the death of Josie Packard. The devastated Truman became a furious drunk, only to be calmed by Cooper and reduced to tears.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending presented in the International Pilot.\nHarry gets a call from Lucy, who says Sarah Palmer saw Laura's killer and will be expecting the Sheriff and Deputy Hawk at the Palmer home to get a sketch of the man.\nTruman gets the sketch of the man and meets Agent Cooper at the hospital, where the one-armed man from the elevator awaits them in the room where they earlier examined Laura's body. "


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"The man identifies himself as \"Mike\" and tells them that he lived above a convenience store with a man named \"BOB.\"Harry shows him a police sketch of a balding man, which Mike says is not BOB. He then shows a sketch of a long-haired man, which Mike confirms to be BOB. He says that BOB is in the basement.\n\nTruman and Cooper go the basement, where Harry aims his gun at BOB, who welcomes them to \"the killer's lair.\"They approach him as he asks about Mike, wishing to \"sing with him again.\"Harry asks BOB what the letters under the victims' fingernails were going to spell, and he answers \"Robert.\"BOB promises he will kill again and Mike appears with a gun, shooting BOB dead. Mike is overcome by a great pain and collapses to the floor.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nHarry (played by Kevin Nealon) enters Cooper's room at the Great Northern to tell him that Leo Johnson has confessed to murdering Laura Palmer. However, Cooper ignores him, instead suggesting they go to One Eyed Jacks disguised as Indians. "


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"He tells him of Leo's confession again, which Cooper determines to be another piece of the puzzle to finding out who killed Laura. He then reveals evidence, including a videotape of Leo killing Laura. Cooper dismisses the obvious and tells him of a dream he had of a hairless mouse with a pitchfork, singing about caves, and surmises this to relate to the caves near the Packard Sawmill.\n\nAndy then brings a handcuffed Leo into the room, who is ready to do his time. Leland comes in to thank Agent Cooper for finding the man who killed Laura. However, Cooper says the killer has not been caught, causing Leland to have a breakdown, then leave. Harry questions why Cooper has done this.\nAudrey enters and Leo interrupts them to show Cooper photos of him before, during, and after Laura's murder, but this still does not convince the FBI agent. After Audrey gives Cooper a present, she leaves, and Cooper tells Harry of his plan to stake out the graveyard disguised as altar boys. Harry shoots this plan down and tries again to convince Cooper, but he keeps suggesting other plans. "


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"Cooper picks up a rock and says that if he breaks the window with it, Leo is innocent. He throws the rock, which breaks the window. This frustrates Leo, who says he sent several notes to Cooper, confessing to the crime.\nNadine Hurley then comes with her silent drape runner, asking Cooper to take it to the patent office in Washington, D.C. then leaves. Harry says he is going to leave as well, but Cooper stops him, as they have not yet heard from the Log Lady. Harry says they will not hear from her, as they have already used both female Saturday Night Live cast members. Nevertheless, she rushes in, saying that her log has said Leo committed the crime and she leaves.\nAs Truman leaves with Andy and Leo, Cooper asks who shot him, which Leo confesses to as well.\nBehind the scenes\nSheriff Truman was played by Michael Ontkean in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces, the latter of which were deleted scenes from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nAccording to Mark Frost, casting Truman proved difficult. "


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"The role was turned down by David Strathairn and Robert Forster was nearly cast, but had to turn it down due to a prior commitment to another television pilot. Under contract with ABC, Ontkean was cast nearly a week before shooting after expressing interest in the script and meeting with Mark Frost. Ray Wise auditioned for the role before being cast as Leland Palmer.\nAlthough Ontkean initially expressed enthusiasm for reprising his role in Twin Peaks (2017), he ultimately turned it down for undisclosed reasons. Frank Truman was written into the series to accommodate this and, ironically, the role was given to Forster.\nTrivia\nThe sheriff's name in the pilot's original script was Daniel \"Dan\" Steadman.\nThe sheriff has a photo of the 33rd President of the United States, Harry S. Truman, in his office.\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, Harry's father is identified as mill worker Boyd Truman, whereas The Secret History of Twin Peaks states his father to be Frederick Truman, sheriff of Twin Peaks and founding member of Citizens Brigade, which became the Bookhouse Boys.\n"


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"Also mentioned in Access Guide is inventor Crosby Truman, but it is unknown if there is any relation to Harry.\nAccording to The Secret History of Twin Peaks, his favorite book was To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee."


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"Wallies Hideout\nWallies Hideout was a bar outside of Twin Peaks.\nHistory\nAmong the regulars at the bar was Evelyn Marsh. At Wallies was where she met teenage James Hurley, with whom she began an affair and tied up in a plot to kill her husband.\nJames asked his uncle, Ed Hurley, to send him some money from his savings account through Wallies.\nIn order to give James money, Donna Hayward arrived at Wallies Hideout and ordered a coffee. Evelyn sat nearby and heard Donna ask the bartender about James. Evelyn explained to him the work he did for her, but told Donna that he left the previous day for Mexico.\nBehind the scenes\nThe exterior of the bar was filmed at Santa Susana Cantina, north of Los Angeles, near the Simi Valley. Interiors were filmed on a soundstage."


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"Howard McCoy\nColonel Howard McCoy was the Director of Intelligence of the United States Army Materiel Command.\nMcCoy was present for the inaugural meeting of Project Sign in late 1947."


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"KPJK\nKPJK was a radio station, located about fifteen miles away from Los Alamos, New Mexico.\nHistory\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, the station was playing the song \"My Prayer\" by the Platters. One of the Woodsmen entered the station, crushed the receptionist's head and began doing the same with the disc jockey; interrupting the broadcast, he took the microphone and began repeating the following mantra over and over:\n\"This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within.\"Listeners reported hearing \"electrical or mechanical word sounds\" for six minutes after the station went off the air; many locals reported severe disturbance in their pets or livestock. While hearing the mantra numerous people fell unconscious, including a young girl listening in her bedroom. The Woodsman seemingly stopped only after the hatchling climbed down the girl's throat; he then proceeded to crush the DJ's skull and exited the radio station.\nWhen the sounds stopped the station went to dead air, and all of the people regained consciousness. "


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"Policemen were solicited by listeners who tried to call the station to no avail, and, upon visiting the station, concluded that the gruesome murders were victims of \"extreme blunt force trauma\".\nSarah Novack, then thirteen years old, was one of the two people named in the news reports out of an estimated dozen: she was found unconscious by her parents in her room and came to senses while she was being taken to the hospital, in the backseat of the family car. Emergency doctors found nothing wrong with the girl, as with the other people they examined that night, and she was released after a cursory examination.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes inside the KPJK station were filmed in a specially constructed set. Upon visiting the set for the first time, series' director David Lynch stated that he envisioned a simple set for one shot, but instead they had built an authentic radio station, which he joked could be on the air by the following week."


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"Hutchings\nFather Hutchings was a minister.\nBehind the scenes\nFrank Roberts was credited in the pilot episode as Father Hutchings. However, he does not appear in any version of the episode nor has any footage featuring him ever been released.\nFather Hutchings does not appear in the revised first draft of the script. However, a similarly named Episcopal minister Father Clarence Hutchinson appears in the script and may also be an early version of Reverend Clarence Brocklehurst. In the scene, Hutchinson comforts Sarah Palmer as the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department searches the Palmer home."


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"Henry Hill\nHenry Hill was a Nez Perce tree-topper for the Packard Sawmill for thirty-five years and the father of Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill.\nNotably, Hill never suffered an injury in his tree-topping career, despite the Department of Labor Statistics naming it the most dangerous job in the world.\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town instead states that Hawk's father was a Zuni shaman."


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"I Am\n\"I Am\", also known as \"I Am (Oldschool Hip Hop Beat)\", is a hip-hop instrumental loop by German producer BluntedBeatz, featuring samples from \"Good Man\" by Raphael Saadiq. \"I Am\" appeared in Part 5 and \"Part 6\" of Twin Peaks (2017), accompanying every appearance of Lorraine onscreen.\nThe song appears in shortened form as track 5 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nI'm a, I'm a, I'm a good manI'm a, I'm a good man\nCredits\nWritten and Performed by BluntedBeatz\ncontains samples from\n\"Good Man\"\nWritten by R. Saadiq and Laura Latrice Stinson\nPerformed by Raphael Saadiq\nPublished by Ugmoe Music/Universal Polygram Int. Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) / BMG Platinum Songs (BMI) obo Notting Hill Music (BMI)\nCourtesy of Columbia Records\nBy arrangement with Sony Music Licensing"


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"Horne's Department Store\nHorne's Department Store (formerly Horne's General Store) was a department store in Twin Peaks, owned by Benjamin Horne.\nHistory\nThe store had its beginnings in 1905 when Orville Horne opened Horne's General Store and it began to flourish after its competitor, Thor's Trading Post mysteriously burned down. By the 1920s, it had evolved into Horne's Department Store.\nBy the 1980s, Benjamin Horne had inherited the business and it was managed by Emory Battis until his death in 1989. Battis would recruit girls working in the perfume department to also work at One Eyed Jacks, a brothel and casino in Canada, also owned by Horne. The girls he recruited included Ronette Pulaski and Laura Palmer.\nBenjamin Horne's daughter, Audrey Horne briefly worked in the store's perfume department and Dick Tremayne worked in men's fashion.\nPersonnel\nEmory Battis (store manager)\nDick Tremayne (men's fashion)\nStockroom boy\nPerfume department\nAudrey Horne\nJenny\nLaura Palmer\nRonette Pulaski\nGallery\nInvitation to Love promotion in perfume departmentPerfume department\nBehind the scenes\nThe exterior filming location for Horne's Department Store was the Pacific Commercial Building at 240 2nd Ave S, Seattle, Washington."


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"Jerry Horne\nJeremy \"Jerry\" Horne was the playboy brother of Benjamin Horne and the uncle of Audrey and Johnny.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\n\nAt some point in his childhood, Jerry 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.\nJerry was the place kicker (punter, return specialist) in the starting lineup of Twin Peaks High School football team of 1968 alongside Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, Big Ed, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, and Thad \"Toad\" Barker. Since all of the players in the lineup were Bookhouse Boys, he was perhaps a member.\nHe graduated last in his class at Gonzaga University in 1974 and managed to pass the bar on his third attempt, followed by having his license to practice law revoked in Illinois, Florida, Alaska, and Massachusetts.\nGhostwood Development Project\nBy 1989, Jerry began working alongside his brother, traveling around the world to find potential business partners for the Ghostwood Development Project. Also by this time, Ben became the owner of the Canadian brothel and casino, One Eyed Jacks. "


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"On February 26, 1989, Jerry came to the Great Northern Hotel after a trip to Paris. He interrupted the Horne family's dinner and brought a sandwich for Ben, who loved it. He left the dining room with his brother, who told him about the murder of Laura Palmer and that the Norwegians who were set to sign the Ghostwood deal had left. Ben also said that there was a new girl at One Eyed Jacks and that one of the brothers was \"first in line.\"They took a boat to One Eyed Jacks and he ordered drinks for him and his brother. The brothel's madame, Blackie O'Reilly, brought out the girls, including the one Ben spoke of. Jerry lost a coin toss for her and Blackie had a drink with him.\n\nJerry arrived at the Great Northern a few days later with potential business partners from Iceland and went to Ben's office. Ben said that the businessmen had received complaints from nearly every guest in the hotel. Jerry told his brother about an Icelandic woman named Heba that he had fallen in love with and gave him a leg of lamb. "


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"Ben suggested a plan to have the visitors sign the deal, potentially convincing them with a trip to One Eyed Jacks. Leland Palmer then came, wishing to occupy his mind with work. When he broke down crying, Jerry closed the office doors.\nHe later wooed Heba at a party held for the businessmen at the Great Northern. Subsequently, he made an announcement to the attendees but was interrupted by music playing, which in turn caused Leland to have a breakdown. Confused, Jerry went to his brother, who said, \"get Doctor Jacoby, a net, and get out of my life.\"The next day, Jerry sang with a group of Icelanders and Ben, each with a mug of beer, except for Ben, who had ice cream. Jerry was asked to dismiss them to the dining room so Ben could ask when the businessmen would be signing the contracts, to which Jerry said they are ready and wished to finalize the deal at One Eyed Jacks. He then went to round them up for the trip there.\nTwo days later, he asked Blackie where Ben was, and she asked why Ben was holding out on her. "


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"This angered Jerry and he then calmly shined a light on her face, commenting that she used to be pretty. Jerry then left her some heroin and went to the room where Ben was, saying that there was a situation that needed his attention.\nBack at Ben's office, they discussed plans on finding Catherine Martell's whereabouts and getting a report on Leo Johnson's medical condition. They are interrupted by a cheerful Leland Palmer, whose hair had turned completely white. He and Ben danced along with the song Leland sang and Leland then announced that he was \"back and ready.\"He walked through the hotel with his brother, discussing a dessert. They noted Audrey's absence and went to Ben's office, where Hank Jennings waited. Hank explains Josie Packard leaving the night before, along with Leo being in a coma. Jerry took issue with Leo apparently chopping wood inside the house. Hank also noted the probability that Catherine was dead in the wreckage of the mill.\nJerry sat with his brother the next day in front of the two ledgers for the Packard Sawmill. They went over the rest of the plan to obtain the mill's land.\n"


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"He later went to Ben's office with an insurance policy for the mill, unsigned by Catherine. Ben had him call the Icelanders as Leland entered, suggesting they call but found that they were already doing so. Jerry handed the phone to Ben, who spoke to Einar Thorson, who said that Leland called him about the fire, believing this had some effect on the development plans. Leland soon spotted a police sketch that he claimed to recognize and rushed out to inform the authorities. Ben then said to Jerry, \"Please kill Leland.\"Nearly a week later, he went to the sheriff's station, where his brother was in custody for the murder of Laura Palmer. He said he would act as his lawyer, as Leland was responsible for the murder of Jacques Renault. When Jerry asked about his activities the night Laura was killed, Ben said he was with Catherine. They then reminisced about when they were boys, watching Louise Dombrowski dancing in their room with a flashlight.\nWhen Ben was questioned by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Jerry claimed that the treatment of his brother was completely violating his rights. "


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"Agent Cooper then revealed that he knew Jerry's spotty background in law. Ben was angered after being presented with Laura's diary, which made suspicious statements about him. Jerry asked to be left alone with Ben for a moment, which was granted by the Sheriff and FBI Agent. He reprimanded Ben for this outburst of anger and stated that he needed a better lawyer, as there was much evidence pointing his way.\nA one-armed man was brought before Benjamin, rambling on about someone named \"BOB.\"Jerry commanded Truman to either charge Ben or release him, as he had been held for twenty-four hours. Harry charged Ben with Laura's murder and Ben tried to attack the sheriff, but Jerry restrained him.\nBen was released the following day after Leland Palmer was found guilty and died in custody. He also lost the Ghostwood Development Plan to Catherine Martell.\nBen's Civil War\nA few days later, Audrey brought Jerry to Ben's office, the latter believing himself to be Robert E. Lee while re-enacting a miniature Civil War. When Jerry got Ben's attention, Ben believed him to be Jeb Stuart.\n"


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"Jacoby stated the next day that his experiment in letting Ben interact with the public did not help his mental state, as he continued to believe himself to be General Lee, though Jerry admitted that Ben was fun in this state. He told Audrey that they could develop some projects in Ben's stead, though she stated she would take over.\nHe later acted as Wilmer McLean in Ben's Civil War. 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.\nStop Ghostwood\nJerry attended a board meeting the next day with John Justice Wheeler, a potential business partner. Ben presented his plan to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel, which called to work against the Ghostwood Development Plan.\nTwenty-five years later\nTwenty-five years later, Jerry had traded the business of hotels for that of cannabis, but still remained somewhat close to his brother, who he loudly interrupted while meeting with a new hire, Beverly Paige. Jerry crudely asked if Ben had slept with her yet, and Ben reprimanded him, demanding respect for the woman. "


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"The brothers chatted briefly until Ben asked if Jerry was wearing their mother's hat.\n\nJerry had also become of a viewer of Doctor Jacoby's webcast that he hosted as \"Dr. Amp,\" which Jerry would view while smoking cannabis.\nWhile high, Jerry later became lost in the woods and spoke on the phone with his brother. Still high, he later noticed his foot, which he hallucinated as telling him that it was not his foot. He tried grabbing it, causing himself to fall down. He remained in the woods for some time, struggling to acquire phone service, and eventually reached a clearing.\nJerry soon saw his great-nephew Richard and Cooper's doppelganger investigating a rock and watched through one side of a pair of binoculars, turned backwards. After Richard received an electric shock and disintegrated, Jerry frustratingly blamed his binoculars.\nHe later discarded his clothing and reached Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he was taken into custody by the police, who called Ben to have him picked up.\nBehind the scenes\nJerry was played by actor David Patrick Kelly, who reprised the role in the 2017 revival."


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"Helga Brogger\nHelga Brogger was the Wood Mistress at the Packard Sawmill.\nBrogger attributed her skill of sorting wood to genetics, as her mother and grandmother also possessed it."


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"Howard\nHoward was a boyfriend of Marie Schlurman.\nOn October 6, 1968, Dale Cooper witnessed Howard sneaking into Marie's home while her parents were eating dinner at Mr. Steak."


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"Jacques Renault's apartment\nJacques Renault rented an apartment in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOn the evening of February 28, 1989, Bobby Briggs went to the apartment to plant a bloody shirt belonging to Leo Johnson. Hearing the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department arrive, he fled through the window and down an alley. The officers entered the apartment, and a police car pursued Bobby, thinking he was Jacques Renault. Inside, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper found the bloodied shirt.\nThe next day, the police searched Jacques's apartment, discovering a copy of Flesh World attached to the ceiling, containing letters to Ronette Pulaski from Jacques's P.O. box.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script of Episode 4 Jacques Renault's apartment building discibed as \"a rundown apartment building in the Lotown section of Twin Peaks\" and apartment described as \"empty and ransacked, a one-room efficiency plus a small kitchen.\""


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"Hutch\nGary \"Hutch\" Hutchens was an associate of Cooper and the husband of Chantal Hutchens.\nBiography\nIn September 2016, after being given orders to meet Cooper at a farm, Hutch and Chantal waited for him prior to his late arrival, bloodied and having sustained a gunshot wound. Hutch provided Cooper with a cell phone (which he promptly destroyed following Cooper's orders) and was given an assignment to kill Warden Dwight Murphy.\nHutch and Chantal got an angle on Murphy's home. As Murphy arrived home, Hutch shot him twice with a sniper rifle, killing him.\nOn their way to Las Vegas, Hutch and Chantal passed through Utah, and they had a conversation about Mormons.\nAfter their arrival, Chantal killed Duncan Todd and his assistant Roger, and the pair had a fast-food dinner in their van, discussing the practice of killing.\nLater, Hutch and Chantal staked out the home of Dougie Jones, whom they had been hired to kill. After witnessing FBI personnel arrive at the home and the Mitchum brothers make a delivery to the home, a Polish accountant approached their van, complaining that it was parked in front of his driveway. "


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"When Chantal refused to move the van, the accountant began pushing it with his own car until Chantal opened fire at him. The accountant returned fire and as they drove away, he fatally shot Hutch and Chantal."


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"Highway J\nHighway J was a highway that ran through Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nGentleman Jim's\nHorne's Department Store\nPine View Motel (1289 Highway J)\nFormer building of Third Baptist Church of Black Lake.\nCircular Lodge"


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"Howard Teller\nHoward Teller was a college friend of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nTeller studied geology at Haverford College and lived down the hall from Cooper's dorm room.\nOn November 7, 1973, Howard took Dale to a local bar and left with a woman that Cooper suspected to have a venereal disease.\nOn November 20, Howard found Cooper screaming in bed and had him taken to the school's infirmary.\nHe took Cooper to a rock concert on March 29, 1974. Cooper suspected that Howard had plans to \"chemically alter\" his mind, and Howard had a supposed out-of-body experience while driving back.\nTeller had a liaison with an accounting major from Bryn Mawr during the afternoon of April 15.\nSometime between September 1974 and June 1979, Howard and his girlfriend recorded a tape of themselves having sex as Richard Nixon gave his resignation speech. The tape was destroyed in a fire on June 9.\nIn December 1979, Teller and Cooper went to a job fair. Howard was under the influence of acid and was mesmerized by radar screens. By the end of the fair, he enlisted in the United States Army.\n"


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"Howard announced his enlistment to his parents, who ceased paying for his education. He served in the Army for a period of time, achieving the rank of Captain."


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"Hoyt Vandenberg\nHoyt Vandenberg was a United States Air Force General and Acting Commanding General of Project Sign.\nVandenberg was present for Project Sign's inaugural meeting at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in late 1947.\nBehind the scenes\nHoyt Vandenberg (January 24, 1899 \u2013 April 2, 1954) was the United States Air Force's second Chief of Staff and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency."


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"Hunter S. Thompson\nHunter S. Thompson was the author of Fear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72.\nBehind the scenes\nHunter S. Thompson (July 18, 1937 \u2013 February 20, 2005) was an American journalist and author, best known for his 1971 novel Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas."


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"Herb Frederick\nHerb Frederick was a trainer for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Jackson Hole\n\"-Says his binoculars killed somebody.-That's my brother, Jerry Horne.\"\u2015Sergeant Williams and Benjamin Horne\nJackson Hole was a settlement in Wyoming where Jerry Horne was found naked by Jackson Hole Police Sergeant Williams.\nBehind the scenes\nJackson Hole is a valley between the Teton Mountain Range and the Gros Ventre Range in Wyoming sitting near the border of Idaho."


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"Herb Sear\n\"Let's kick some essence of butt.\"Herb Sear was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season, during which he sidelined seven quarterbacks. His jersey number was 67."


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"Helen Northrup\nHelen Northrup was the first wife of Jack Parsons.\nShe and Parsons divorced sometime after he began an affair with her younger half-sister, Betty. By December 1949, she had remarried.\nBehind the scenes\nMary Helen Northrup (February 6, 1910 \u2013 July 27, 2003) was the first wife of rocket engineer and occultist Jack Parsons.\nThe pair were married from April 1935 until 1946. She was in a relationship with fellow Thelemite Wilfred Talbot Smith from 1942 until his death in 1957."


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"Highway 21\n\"I stopped the bike at the light at Sparkwood and 21. She jumped off and ran away. I didn't see her again.\"\u2015James Hurley\nHighway 21 was an interstate highway that ran through Twin Peaks, Washington, also serving as the town's Main Street.\nHistory\nIn 1989, Leland Palmer arrived at the Hayward home to pick up his daughter Laura for breakfast. On the way home, Mike shouted madly at Leland and Laura, shouting at Leland that \"the thread will be torn\" and showing Laura Teresa Banks' ring. Leland pulled into a gas station parking lot to gather his wits.\nOn the night of February 23, James Hurley began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike at the intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road. In tears, she told him \"his Laura\" is gone. Screaming that she loves him, Laura runs away from James into the woods.\nFollowing Laura's murder, Maddy Ferguson, Donna Hayward, and James lured Dr. Lawrence Jacoby out of his office, making an appointment at the intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road on behalf of Laura.\n"


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"In 2016, Richard Horne sped and illegally passed traffic, causing him to run over and kill a boy at the same intersection where Mike yelled at Laura years before. Carl Rodd witnessed the event and after seeing a golden aura float from the child's body, he went to comfort the boy's mother. Near this intersection was located a utility pole.\nNotable buildings\nAngelo Wong's (77 Main Street)\nBig Ed's Gas Farm\nDouble R Diner\nHurley house\nRoadhouse\nBookhouse\nWagon Wheel Bakery\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Department\nMo's Motor\nGallery\nNear Big Ed's Gas FarmHighway 21 (near Mo's Motor).jpgNear Mo's Motor\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script of the pilot, Highway 21 is described as follows: \"A long, straight, empty stretch of road leads up between two mountains, Whitetail and Blue Pine, the Twin Peaks.\"Various sections of the highway were filmed in various places. The intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road was filmed on the corner of SE Reinig Road and SE 396th Drive, Snoqualmie, Washington.\nThe intersection where Mike yelled at Laura and where the boy was hit by Richard's car, was filmed at intersection of the Meadowbrook Way and Park Street in Snoqualmie, Washington."


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"Harriet Hayward\n\"Actually, now that some time has passed... I like 'the full blossom of the evening.'\"Harriet Hayward was the middle child in Hayward family, an aspiring poet.\nBiography\nAccording to the pilot episode's original script, Harriet was 13 years old in February 1989.\nHarriet sat in her room on February 24, 1989, working on a poem, when her sister, Donna, came in. She asked whether she preferred \"the blossom of the evening\" or \"the full flower of the evening.\"However, Donna ignored the question and asked her to cover for her when she left through the window, due to a curfew that had been instated due to the murder of Laura Palmer the previous night. She agreed to and Donna borrowed her bike. After her sister left, Harriet decided on \"the full blossom of the evening.\"When Mike Nelson came to see Donna, Harriet's father came up to her room to see where her sister was. She responded, \"Dad, I'm gonna tell it to you and I'm gonna tell it to you straight. See that window?\"He said they would deal with the matter later and he left.\n"


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"Just over a week later, she joined her family and the Palmers to listen to her younger sister, Gersten play piano as Harriet presented a poem she wrote about Laura.\nAfter high school, Harriet studied at the University of Washington and became a pediatrician, settling in the Bellevue area."


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"Jacques Renault\nJacques Renault was the second of the three Renault brothers, between his older brother Jean and younger brother Bernard. He worked as a bartender at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks as well as a croupier and dealer at One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel located across the Canadian border. At the bar, he directed sex buyers to sex workers such as Laura Palmer.\nBiography\nOriginally from Canada, Renault found employment in Washington lumber fields. After significant weight gain, he turned to bartending at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks.\nCriminal dealings\nIn February 1988, Renault received a call at the Roadhouse from Teresa Banks, who was asking about the appearances of Ronette Pulaski and Laura Palmer's fathers.\nAbout a year later, Bobby Briggs called Jacques at the Roadhouse, looking for cocaine. Jacques told him of an individual that would meet him in two days \"by the sound of sawing wood.\"Later, he saw Laura Palmer enter the Roadhouse and he sent two adult male clients her way to solicit her for prostitution. Jacques later met the group, which also included Ronette Pulaski at the Power and the Glory in Canada. "


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"They talked about Teresa Banks, who had been dead for a year and he invited the girls up to his cabin later in the week.\nLaura Palmer's murder\nJacques, Leo Johnson, and Ronette waited for Laura near a cabin on the night of February 23, where they engaged in sex and consumed cocaine. Jacques tied Laura up, against her will, and proceeded to rape her. Afterwards, he stumbled outside and was knocked out cold. Laura was murdered soon thereafter.\nThe following night, Jacques was working the bar at the Roadhouse.\nDays later, Jacques walked towards the Roadhouse on his way to work, but saw a light on, warning him that his brother, Bernard, was in trouble. He then called Leo and informed him of the situation, requesting him to come pick him up.\nArrest and death\nThree days after this, he began his shift at the blackjack table at One Eyed Jacks, where a man in a tuxedo began talking to him. He dealt cards to the man in the tuxedo, who seemed to have a great deal of luck on his side. "


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"The man slid a poker chip to him that was partially broken off, and the man claimed to be a friend of Leo. Jacques accepted his offer to buy him a cocktail.\nThey discussed Leo and the drug operation, including their activities with Laura Palmer the night she was killed. The man told him he had a $10,000 job for Jacques across the border, without Leo. The man then further asked about the night in his cabin with Leo, Laura, and Ronette, also noting that his bird seemed to be \"in love\" with Laura. Jacques described the events of the bird attacking her and how the poker chip was damaged. He then parted from the man.\nHe went to where the man told him and was arrested by the local law enforcement in Twin Peaks, charged with the attempted murder of Ronette Pulaski and for the murder of Laura Palmer. However, he did put up a fight, disarming an officer and attempting to shoot Sheriff Harry S. Truman, but before he could do so, he was shot in the arm by Deputy Andy Brennan.\n"


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"He was questioned in a hospital bed by Sheriff Truman and the man in the tuxedo, who had by then been revealed to as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. He was asked about his activities with Ronette and Laura, as well as what he did that night. Jacques admitted to having been hit on the head with a bottle by Leo and that he had used Leo's shirt to stop the bleeding. He then said that he had gotten sick and passed out.\n\nHe later fell asleep in his hospital bed but was then smothered to death with a pillow by Laura's father, Leland Palmer, who later confessed and was released on bail. It is unclear if Leland actually killed him as revenge for Laura's murder or, as Cooper later assumed, to make sure Jacques would not give any testimony which would incriminate him.\nAnother 1989\nOn the night of February 23, Jacques waited for Laura Palmer on a fire road near the intersection of Sparkwood and Highway 21, along with Leo Johnson and Ronette Pulaski. However, Laura never appeared.\n"


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"During the course of the night, Leo, Jacques, and Ronette ended up visiting an abandoned train car in the nearby woods. Ronette was found the next morning wandering along a rail bridge into Idaho. In the following days, Jacques was questioned in relation to Laura's disappearance, but was never indicted.\nBehind the scenes\nWalter Olkewicz played Renault. The actor appears as Jean-Michel Renault in the 2017 revival. Jean-Michel's relationship to Jacques and his brothers is unclear."


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"Einer Jennings\nEiner Jennings was the father of Emil Jennings, and the grandfather of Hank Jennings.\nBiography\nBorn ca. 1884, Jennings went to school alongside the father of Dwayne and Douglas Milford. He later had a career as a worker at one of Twin Peak's lumber mills. In 1947, at the age of 63, he had retired, and spent most of his days either going on hikes in forest near Twin Peaks with his dog, Rover, or getting drunk in the town's bars. Jennings was in fact rather infamous in the town for the latter, being a \"leading candidate for town drunk,\" and often being short on money as a result.\nUFO encounter\nAt around dusk on September 4, 1947, Jennings was out walking with his dog along the hiking trail near Sparkwood and Highway 21, when he spotted a strange, silvery object in the sky, being chased by a USAF fighter jet for about thirty seconds, before the object quickly flew straight upwards and disappeared into the clouds, and the fighter jet withdrew to the south, towards the nearby Fairchild Air Force Base. "


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"Shortly thereafter, Jennings relayed his experience to Robert Jacoby, a local reporter for the Twin Peaks Gazette. Though Jacoby questioned the trustworthiness of the story during the interview, pointing out Jennings' reputation as a drunk, Jennings swore on his mother's life that he was completely sober at the time he had witnessed the event. The story of Jennings' encounter was then published in the newspaper on September 6.\nJennings was shortly thereafter contacted by Douglas Milford, who arranged a meeting with him on September 7 at a local bar to discuss his unusual experience. Unbeknownst to Jennings, who only knew Milford an old friend of his son Emil, Milford was in reality a secret agent acting on behalf of the US government and his true agenda was to make him keep quiet about the experience. After questioning Jennings about the details of his experience, Milford, expressing \"friendly\" concern, cautioned Jennings about what had happened to other people who had publicly shared stories about their sightings of UFOs, namely that they had been shadowed and threatened by \"mysterious visitors\" and that attempts had even been made on their lives. "


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"When Jennings turned pale and quiet after hearing this, Milford took it as a sign that he had accomplished his mission."


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"Hord\nMr. Hord was Dale Cooper's American history teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 23, 1970, Cooper recorded that \u2013 after hearing April Larken recite D.H. Lawrence's \"Gloire de Dijon\" \u2013 he had an erection throughout Mr. Hord's class.\nBy June 3, Hord had become romantically involved with Larken and was at her apartment that night when Cooper came to visit. He overheard Cooper talking to April about a strange dream he had and a ring appearing on his finger, and hoping April could help him find the answer. Hord commented that Cooper had an \"interesting problem.\"Within the following week, Hord left with April for a commune in Colorado."


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"Frank Truman\nFranklin \"Frank\" Truman was the sheriff of Twin Peaks, a position he held prior to and after his brother.\nBiography\nFrank was named after President Franklin D. Roosevelt by his father.\nHe gave the nickname \"Hawk\" to Tommy Hill, referring to a tomahawk due to Hill's heritage.\nIn high school, he was the captain of the 1968 football team, alongside his brother Harry, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, Hawk, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Barker, and Jerry Horne.\nHe served as a Green Beret in the Vietnam War. Subsequently, he became the sheriff of Twin Peaks, a position previously held by his father and later by Harry when Frank left Twin Peaks for western Washington, where he held a long career in law enforcement.\nAt some point, Frank and his wife, Doris, had a son who became a soldier and eventually committed suicide.\nIn 2016, following Frank's retirement, his brother was diagnosed with cancer. While Harry sought treatment in Seattle, Frank agreed to return as the sheriff of Twin Peaks, having arranged to hold the position for two years, after which time, Hawk would be promoted.\n"


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"After a fishing trip, Frank went to the sheriff's station after speaking with Lucy Brennan on a cell phone, which scared her, causing her to fall back in her chair. He then got an update from Maggie and the fellow deputies on situations that had occurred in the town while he was away, including a drug overdose by Denny Craig. He saw Deputy Bobby Briggs in the hallway and surmised that Denny's overdose was from Chinese designer drugs and told Bobby to keep on the lookout.\n\nTruman then met with Hawk, concerning a message from Margaret Lanterman's log that related to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who had disappeared from the town 25 years prior. He dismissed the skeptical Deputy Chad Broxford and Bobby revealed to them that Cooper was the last one to have seen his father alive, but did not know what the two discussed. Andy and Lucy's son, Wally Brando then arrived and paid his respects to Frank's brother, hoping for him to overcome his illness.\nSometime later, after a phone call with his brother, Frank's wife came to him, clearly frustrated about various things, including a leaky pipe at their house and her father's car.\n"


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"Doris later returned, frustrated with Frank due to her belief that her father's car had still not been repaired.\nHawk brought pages to Frank that were found in a bathroom stall door at the station. The pages belonged to a diary belonging to Laura Palmer and recounted a dream she had where Annie Blackburn told her that the \"Good Dale\" was in the Lodge, but could not leave. The two agreed to fill in Harry on the details, since he was the first person to see Cooper upon his exit from the Lodge. However, Frank allowed his brother\u2014whose illness apparently worsened\u2014to rest before being told of the discovery.\nFrank then contacted Doctor Will Hayward, who saw to Cooper's condition after his exit from the Lodge. He noted to Truman strange behavior from Cooper, as well as a possible visit to Audrey Horne in an intensive care unit, where she was in a coma.\nAlong with Hawk and Bobby, Frank visited Bobby's mother, Betty, who told them that she had been expecting this meeting after her husband told her about it prior to his death. She gave them a metallic container that Garland had hidden inside of a chair.\n"


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"They took the container back to the sheriff's station and kicked Chad out of the conference room to open it. However, Frank and Hawk could not and an amused Bobby took them outside to open it, revealing slips of paper referring to the \"Jack Rabbit's Palace\" \u2013 an imaginary place where Bobby and Garland used to play during the former's childhood \u2013 and a series of letters and numbers, \"COOPER / COOPER\" being among them.\nFrank and Hawk later discussed their destination and Hawk explained an ancient map to him. He questioned a symbol on the map, which Hawk told him that he did not wish to know about. Deputy Holcomb then came to ask Frank if he wanted to see his new car.\nTruman later went to inform Benjamin Horne that his grandson, Richard, was the perpetrator in a hit-and-run incident that killed a young boy and the assault of Miriam Sullivan. Ben said he would take care of Miriam's situation and gave Frank a key to give to Harry as a keepsake, as it was the key Dale Cooper used for his hotel room at the Great Northern.\n"


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"FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole later returned a call to Frank, who informed him of their findings in Laura's diary that indicated two Coopers.\nAfter arresting problematic Deputy Broxford, Bobby led Frank, Hawk, and Andy to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following Major Briggs' instructions. They encountered a nude, eyeless woman, who Andy noted to be important and to be kept under their care. Frank and Hawk admitted that they did not recall anything between finding the woman and Andy telling them about her.\nLater, as Frank sat alone in the conference room, Hawk called Bobby, Andy, and Lucy to join then, announcing the death of Margaret Lanterman.\nAndy later introduced Cooper's doppelganger \u2013 who was posing as the original Cooper \u2013 to Frank. Truman took the doppelganger to his office and was told he was visiting to take care of \"unfinished business.\"However, Frank then received a call from the original Cooper, who had just arrived in Twin Peaks. After a brief silence, the men drew their guns on each other, but before either could open fire, Lucy shot the doppelganger, commenting that she now knew how cell phones worked.\n"


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"Cooper advised Frank to stay away from the doppelganger's body and soon arrived as the room darkened and bearded men attempted to revive the doppelganger. BOB was released from the doppelganger's body and defeated by Freddie Sykes, who had been brought from the holding cells to the office by Andy.\nAfter placing a ring on the doppelganger's finger, causing him to disappear, Cooper retrieved his hotel room key from Frank and voiced his best wishes for Harry.\nBehind the scenes\nFrank is played by Robert Forster, who had been the first choice to play Frank's brother, Harry S. Truman. The character was added to Twin Peaks: The Return after Harry's actor Michael Ontkean declined to return.\nTrivia\nHis favorite book is noted to be Angle of Repose by Wallace Stegner."


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"Eileen Hayward\nEileen Hayward was the wife of Will Hayward and mother of Donna, Harriet, and Gersten. She was a wheelchair user.\nBiography\nAt some point in the 1960s or 1970s, Eileen was involved in a car accident, necessitating the use of a wheelchair.\nEileen married Will Hayward in the 1960s, then at some point in the early 1970s, she had an affair with Benjamin Horne, possibly resulting in the birth of her oldest daughter, Donna.\nOn a day in February 1989, Eileen brought out muffins to Donna and her best friend Laura Palmer in the living room.\nOn February 24, the night after Laura was killed, Eileen sat with her husband in their living room, listening to him go over the events that occurred previously in the day, including the discovery of Laura's necklace at the murder scene, which was not a detail that had been released to the public. He also said that they believed the killer may have been in possession of the necklace's other half.\nIn the morning, Donna came downstairs, asking why she had not been woken for questioning as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper had ordered the night before. "


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"She told her daughter that the sheriff's office had called saying they could wait until the next day. Donna then told her what she was feeling, including her budding romance with Laura's secret boyfriend, James Hurley, whom she had gone out to meet with the night before. James later came over for dinner and met Eileen and her husband. After dinner, she went to bed with her husband, leaving Donna and James alone.\nAfter church the next day, she had lunch at the Double R Diner with her family and she saw Audrey Horne come in.\nA few days later, she sat with her family and Leland and Sarah Palmer as her youngest daughter, Gersten played the piano and her middle daughter, Harriet recited a poem about Laura.\nOver a week later, Eileen attended the reception after the funeral of Leland Palmer, who was arrested for his daughter's murder and died in custody three days prior. She helped comfort his widow.\nA few days later, Eileen and Will arrived home from a trip to the grocery store, and Donna told them they had a visit from Gerald Craig, an old colleague of Will's. "


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"However, he said that this was impossible due to Craig dying many years before. Eileen called the phone number left by Craig and found that it was the number for a cemetery.\nLater, the doorbell rang at her home and she went to answer. Benjamin Horne entered and whispered to her, concerning their former affair. She went to his office at the Great Northern Hotel the next day to give back love letters he had once written to her.\nAt dinner the next day, Donna asked her how she knew Ben Horne. Will mentioned the \"Heal the Planet\" charity, to which she said was the reason for Horne's visit.\nA couple of days later, Donna came down to the living room, dressed up for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest. Eileen requested to hear her speech, but Donna wished to talk about the truth of Eileen's involvement with Ben Horne. Eileen and Will refused to reveal any information to her, so she left.\nAfter Donna confronted Horne at the contest, she came home and started packing her bags. "


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"She came down the stairs of their home, ready to leave, Ben declaring that he wanted to tell the truth, but Will arrived and was angered by Ben's presence. Horne's wife, Sylvia then arrived, upset with Ben, then Will then punched him, causing him to hit his head on the fireplace.\nWithin the next three months, Will left the family and town for Middlebury, Vermont and was divorced from Eileen, leaving her a single mother. She was financially supported by a monthly payment of $7,500 traced back to the Horne Foundation until her death due to heart failure brought on by pneumonia in 2009.\nBehind the scenes\nEileen's actress, Mary Jo Deschanel, is married to Caleb Deschanel, who directed several episodes on Twin Peaks."


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"Harry S. Truman (president)\nHarry S. Truman was a President of the United States.\nBiography\nIn 1948, President Truman visited Owl Cave in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHarry S. Truman of Twin Peaks, born in 1950, was named after President Truman by his father. There was no familial relation between them.\nBy 1952, Truman was a high-ranking Mason and allegedly ordered Nathan F. Twining to help organize a secret UFO task force designated Majestic 12."


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"Episode 27\n\"Episode 27\", or, \"The Path to the Black Lodge\" is the twentieth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-eighth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired April 18, 1991.\nPlot\n\"There are clues everywhere, all around us. But the puzzle maker is clever. The clues, although surrounding us, are somehow mistaken for something else. And the something else, the wrong interpretation of the clues, we call our world. Our world is a magical smoke screen. How should we interpret the happy song of the meadowlark or the robust flavor of a wild strawberry?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nLawmen remove Rusty Tomasky's body from the gazebo as Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman question a friend of Rusty's. He tells them that he was passing by Twin Peaks with his band and Rusty went with a man who offered him beer. Cooper states that Windom Earle is playing off the board.\nThe men return to the sheriff's station in the morning, and Lucy tells Andy that she will be choosing the father of her child the next day. "


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"Andy then gives her some pointers for her speech she is to give at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nJack looks for Audrey as he prepares to leave the hotel. Doctor Hayward gives Ben an examination. Will tells him to stay away from Eileen, but Ben insists on doing what he believes to be the right thing. Jack comes and Doc leaves for his office. Jack tells Ben that he will be leaving Twin Peaks due to a partner being murdered.\nDonna looks in the attic of her home, examining her birth certificate and finds that no father is listed. Her mother calls her down with an important phone call from Deputy Hawk.\nAudrey returns to the hotel and Hawk stops her to take her to a meeting ordered by Agent Cooper.\nBen and Jack further discuss the latter's departure and the effects that it may have on the Stop Ghostwood campaign. Jack has Ben give Audrey a letter.\nMajor Briggs assigns Cappy some work and meets with Dale and Harry to discuss Earle's activities with Project Blue Book, telling them that he became obsessive and violent and was dropped from the project. "


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"He shows them footage of Earle speaking about dugpas and a place called the Black Lodge. Cooper figures that Earle's true motivation for coming to Twin Peaks is to find the Black Lodge and that the Owl Cave petroglyph has a sort of connection. Earle listens in on the conversation and states that he knows more than the lawmen do. He plans to go with Leo Johnson to ambush Major Briggs.\nA woman eats pie, her hand shaking. Bobby and Shelly discuss the latter's speech for the Miss Twin Peaks contest, and Bobby tells her that he loves her. Shelly gets a phone call from Agent Cooper.\nMayor Dwayne meets Lana at the roadhouse and tells them that he, Norma, and Dick are the judges. They plan a scheme for her to get Dick's vote.\nCooper meets with Shelly, Audrey, and Donna concerning the poem that was given to them by Earle and any strange encounters they had with him. He tells them to check in with the sheriff twice a day and gives them guidelines for their safety.\nEarle tells Leo about the dugpas as the latter cleans off a table saw. "


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"Leo notices Shelly on one of the queen cards, Earle expressing his doubt over whether Leo loves her. Leo holds out the shock collar remote, Earle feigning fear until Leo shocks himself entertaining Earle.\nAudrey returns to the hotel, missing Jack as he leaves. She goes to her father's office and asks about Jack, but Ben tells her that he feels Stop Ghostwood needs a spokesperson, specifically her, and urges her to enter Miss Twin Peaks. Audrey finally gets Ben's attention about Jack; he tells her he has gone, and she leaves.\nPete Martell claims to see Josie's face above the fireplace and Audrey has him take her to the airport.\nCooper, Truman, and Andy observe the petroglyph and wonder where Briggs has gone. Truman has Andy call Betty. Cooper muses about Annie, saying that he thinks about her frequently throughout the day. His hand briefly shakes.\nBriggs wanders through the woods until he encounters two men in a horse costume, who brandish a dart gun, incapacitating him. Earle reveals himself and Leo as the horse, laughing.\nJack prepares to leave in his plane.\n"


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"Cooper goes to the diner and talks with Annie, and she notices that he is being troubled, and he admits that he has been thinking about her more than the case at hand. She admits to thinking about him all day. He offers to take her dancing later and they share a kiss, accidentally knocking over a stack of dishes.\nPete takes Audrey to the airport and right before Jack prepares for takeoff, Audrey stops him. They express their love for each other, and Jack states that he must leave, but does not know if he will return. She requests him to make love to her and they go inside his plane, leaving Pete teary-eyed as his hand starts shaking.\nEarle interrogates Briggs about the Owl Cave, but the major states that he is not at liberty to give him the answers he seeks. Windom injects him with a sort of truth serum, causing Briggs to admit that he saw the petroglyph in a dream during his disappearance. He describes signs that say, \"there is a time if Jupiter and Saturn meet, they will receive you.\""


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"He then utters some indistinguishable words which very much sound like \"Taht mug uoy ekil si gnimoc kcab ni elyts\" which is reverse speech for: \"That gum you like is going to come back in style\"\nCatherine shows the puzzle box to Andrew, who solves one of the layers, then smashes another with a rolling pin, revealing a metallic box.\nCooper meets Annie at the roadhouse and offers to teach her how to dance. She expressed to him that she wanted more than his kisses, but they are interrupted by Mayor Milford addressing the crowd, but struggling with the microphone. She expressed her attraction to Dale and they share a kiss, being once again interrupted by Milford. She decides to enter Miss Twin Peaks, but then the Giant appears to Cooper, waving his arms and mouthing \"no.\"Jack leaves, waking Pete up in his truck. Audrey goes to Pete, who reassures her that Jack would return. After she mentions Jack's promise to take her fishing, Pete offers to go with her, stating that a \"trout's leap in the moonlight\" is a cure for a broken heart.\n"


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"Leo and Briggs are disturbed by computer noises as an unphased Earle discovers that the petroglyph is actually a map to the Black Lodge.\nDeep in the woods, a light appears and BOB steps out into the open as a reflection on the ground in front of him reveals red drapes.\nDeleted scene\nA deleted scene entitled \"Bobby Coaches Shelly\" features Bobby admitting to Shelly that he has not been fair to her, then they go over Shelly's speech for Miss Twin Peaks, which does not appear to follow the given theme for the speech.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nWillie Garson as Heavy Metal Roadie\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nCarel Struycken as The Giant\nFeaturing\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nRon Kirk as Cappy\nTed Raimi as Heavy Metal Youth\nFrank Silva as Bob\nLayne Robert Rico as Pilot\nUncredited\nunknown performer as Lady with the Shaking Hand"


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"Harold Smith\nHarold Smith was an agoraphobic man whom Laura Palmer gave her secret diary to for safe-keeping.\nBiography\nLaura Palmer came to Harold's home in mid-February 1989, with pages torn out of her diary. She told him that BOB was responsible, though Harold said he was not real. She told him about her history of BOB coming for her and said \"fire walk with me\" before bursting into tears. She had Harold hide the diary before she left, saying she did not know when she could come back, if at all, devastating Harold.\nOver a week after Laura was found murdered, Harold peered through his blinds after there was a knock on his door. He found a note left by Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward. He later called Donna and they arranged to meet the next day.\n\nWhen Donna came to his home, Harold told her about his nature as a shut-in, that he was incapable of going outside. He also said he wished for her to place an orchid on Laura's grave. He brought it out to her and she went, saying that she would be back.\n"


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"Donna came back to his home in the evening, upset over James Hurley apparently falling for Madeleine Ferguson. Harold went to get her something to drink.\nHe had lunch with Donna the next day and they drink to Laura. He shared some of Laura's diary and she suggested he turn it into the authorities, but he saw no reason to, as she entrusted him with the diary.\nDonna brought Harold lunch the following day and she offered to share her life with him if she could read Laura's diary, but he said he would read it to her and that it could not leave the room. He took out a notebook from a hidden compartment of his bookshelf and began writing what Donna told him. However, she changed the subject and distracted him. She grabbed Laura's diary and backed out the door. He followed her but collapsed when he stepped outdoors.\nHe met with Donna again later, writing down more of her life. She told him about a time where she and Laura encountered some young men who took them to the woods and skinny-dipped. "


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"She said this to have been the first time she fell in love, with one of the young men, named Tim.\n\nHe showed his flowers to Donna and he kissed her hand before they shared a kiss. He excused himself and came back and heard a sound from his living room, which turned out to be Maddy Ferguson taking Laura's diary from his bookshelf. Upset, he cornered the girls and scratched his face with a gardening tool.\nHe expressed his disappointment in Donna lying to him, showing his loss of faith in humanity. He tried to get the diary, but James Hurley burst in to get the girls, and Harold managed to grab the diary back from Donna. He sprayed his flowers and let out an anguished scream.\n\nHarold was found dead the next day, hanging in his greenroom with scraps of the diary around him. His suicide note read \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" meaning \"I am a lonely soul.\"Trivia\nHarley Peyton was inspired by the diaries of Arthur Crew Inman when creating the character of Harold.\nIn 2007, musician Brad Delp committed suicide and left a note, reading, \"Mr. Brad Delp. 'J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire'. "


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"Garland Briggs\n\"There are powerful forces of evil in the world. It is some men's fate to confront great darkness. We each choose how to react. If the choice is fear, then we become vulnerable to darkness.\"Major Garland Briggs was a United States Air Force officer and the overseer of Listening Post Alpha, a top-secret installation in northeastern Washington devoted to studying paranormal activity both local and extraterrestrial. In March 1989, he disappeared for two days from the woods outside Twin Peaks and was taken to the White Lodge, a strange alternate reality connected to the region. Briggs was subsequently kidnapped by the rogue former FBI agent and colleague Windom Earle, who sought to gain entry to the malevolent Black Lodge.\nShortly after escaping from Earle, Briggs discovered that Agent Dale Cooper had somehow been compromised by his own experience in the lodge. Major Briggs then disappeared under mysterious circumstances and was believed dead for the next twenty-five years, until his recently deceased body was discovered in South Dakota.\nBiography\n\nEducation\nBriggs attended Boys High School in New York City and the Virginia Military Institute.\n"


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"Transfer to Twin Peaks\nBriggs was transferred from Fairchild Air Force Base to Twin Peaks, Washington with his family in 1982, later revealed in 1985 to have been under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford. Milford had hand-picked Briggs to continue his work in compiling an archive of history concerning the town of Twin Peaks and the mysteries surrounding it.\nThe last days of Laura Palmer\nOn the evening of February 23, 1989, Briggs sat in his living room with his wife, Betty, as he read aloud from the Book of Revelation. The doorbell rang and Betty got up to let Laura Palmer\u2014the girlfriend of their son, Bobby inside. She went to the basement to see Bobby and after she left, the major heard Bobby light a cigarette and he told him to put it out.\nAgent Cooper's investigations\nMajor Briggs sat in his kitchen in uniform the next morning, reading the newspaper as he had his shoulders massaged by his wife. They soon received a phone call, which his wife answered. On the phone was Sarah Palmer, Laura's mother, who reported that her daughter was not home and was calling to see if she was with Bobby.\n"


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"Later, following the discovery of Laura's body and the questioning of Bobby, the major was at the sheriff's station with his wife as they talked to their lawyer, and offered an ear to Bobby, as he would be home later in the evening. However, Bobby turned him down. Confused about the situation, they went home.\nHe prayed with his family the next evening around the dinner table. He told Bobby he wished to discuss his feelings about Laura's murder and that he respected his rebellious nature, but noted that there were limits in place. When Bobby ignored him and placed a cigarette in his mouth, the major slapped him, his patience being pushed to the limit.\n\nOn the day of Laura's funeral, Major Briggs spoke to his son, reprimanding him for smoking a cigarette and then told him to put it out. He discussed funerals with his son, saying that Laura died too soon and that they had a responsibility to the dead. He again spoke of his willingness to talk more to his son.\nTwo days later, the Briggs family attended a counseling session with psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. "


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"Garland and his wife stated their worries with Bobby's behavior and Jacoby then stated he wished to see Bobby alone. The major protested, but the psychiatrist said he would need to see each family member individually. Briggs and his wife then left Bobby and Jacoby alone.\nHe later attended a party at the Great Northern Hotel with Icelandic businessmen, talking to Einar Thorson about his fascination with Iceland.\nHe sat at the Double R Diner a few days later and saw his son come in and asked him to join him. Bobby asked the major what he did for a living, but he said that it was classified. He then told Bobby about a vision he had of a grand home. He said his son happily visited the home and the two embraced. As he left the diner, Hank Jennings asked him how the pie was, to which Briggs said \"exceptional.\"They shared a salute and he left.\nBriggs had a coffee at the diner the next day and observed Deputy Andy Brennan struggling with tape. The Log Lady came and sat next to him. "


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"She asked him if he was proud of his medals, but he said \"achievement is its own reward. Pride obscures it.\"She then said her log had something to tell him, but he could not hear it, so she translated \"Deliver the message\" and the major understood the meaning of this.\nHe visited FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper at the Great Northern to deliver a message concerning a communication in deep space, specifically one found from around the time Cooper had been shot, saying \"THE OWLS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM.\"This was followed in the morning with another communication saying \"COOPER\" several times.\nA week later, Briggs escorted an old waiter to the Roadhouse.\nHe met with the lawmen the morning after the killer of Laura was determined as Leland Palmer, who had died in custody, having been possessed to commit the crimes by an entity called BOB. Briggs stated that there was much more at hand than they could handle.\nDisappearance\nFollowing the funeral of Leland Palmer, Briggs attended the reception at the Palmer home. He spoke to Doctor Jacoby, who had recovered from a heart attack he had sustained earlier. "


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"He asked Agent Cooper about his plans now that the murder case was closed, and the FBI man stated that he was not sure but had vacation time he could use. Briggs then invited him to go fishing.\nBriggs and Cooper toasted marshmallows around a campfire, discussing Cooper's suspension from the FBI and the nature of BOB. The Major explained forces of evil and darkness when it came to face men. He also made mention of a \"White Lodge,\" but Cooper first went to relieve himself. A bright light flashed and Briggs called for Cooper, then disappeared.\n\nMajor Briggs appeared at his home to his wife and son two days later. He embraced his wife, telling her that things were \"not exactly\" all right. During his disappearance, a three-triangle pattern appeared behind his ear. Exhausted from whatever he had experienced, Briggs fell into a deep, sixteen hours long sleep.\nThe next day, Briggs told Doctor Hayward, Agent Cooper, and Sheriff Truman of his experiences during his disappearance, including a sight of a giant owl. When the sheriff asked him what his work involved, he responded that it was classified. "


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"However, he decided that the information was much too important for these restrictions. He told them that he was involved in the Air Force's Project Blue Book, despite it being officially disbanded in 1969 and that they were searching for a place called the White Lodge.\nAfter learning of the death of Douglas Milford, which occurred three days before, Briggs went to Listening Post Alpha, where he received one final message from Milford, written the night Briggs disappeared. The message contained Milford's regrets involving their work, a warning that the government had not been on the level with either of them, and his speculations on the nature of the Black Lodge and the encounters both he and Briggs had experienced with it, but he ultimately urged Briggs to continue the work.\nThe major stumbled to the sheriff's station the following day, saying to the receptionist Lucy Moran that he needed to speak to the sheriff, and then collapsed. He was taken to Harry's office and came to, and was given water by Lucy. He stated his worry about the Air Force's reaction to his disappearance, that their search for the White Lodge was not for pure reasons. "


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"He also predicted that there would be \"great trouble,\" and he left.\nA few days later, as Shelly gave him his bill at the diner, he commented, \"Compelling.\"The Log Lady came to him and examined the markings behind his ear.\nHe went to the sheriff's station with her, where they discussed their respective markings with Cooper.\nThe path to the Black Lodge\nDays later, in the sheriff's station conference room, Briggs observed Andy drawing a petroglyph on the blackboard and he corrected one of the lines. Cooper came in, needing his help concerning the disappearance of Leo Johnson, the appearance of Windom Earle - Cooper's insane ex-partner, and the petroglyph found in Owl Cave. The agent requested the major provide information on Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book. However, Briggs said that his security clearance was revoked following his own disappearance, and found moral reasons to not access the files, but he asked if a loss of human lives would be prevented by his help. He then turned his attention to the petroglyph, claiming to have seen it before. Briggs then agreed to do what Cooper had asked of him.\n"


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"Briggs assigned Bookhouse Boy Cappy the next day to research symbols from the petroglyph. Cooper and Truman arrived and he told them about Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book. He said that Earle became obsessed once the investigation focused on the woods surrounding Twin Peaks, and was promptly removed after he became violent. Briggs then showed them footage of Earle speaking of an evil place called the \"Black Lodge\" by the dugpas.\nLater, Briggs walked through the woods and saw men in a horse costume, one singing \"Home on the Range.\"The man fired a dart into Briggs, making him fall as the man revealed himself to be Windom Earle.\nAt a cabin, Earle interrogated him about the symbol at Owl Cave. However, the major insisted he was not at liberty to divulge the information. He was then injected with a truth serum and revealed he first saw the petroglyph at Owl Cave in a dream and that the symbols meant \"there's a time if Jupiter and Saturn meet, they will receive you.\""


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"He then said \"Taht mug uoy ekil si gnimoc kcab ni elyts... Taht mug uoy ekil...\"\nBriggs awoke in the cabin the following day, chained to Leo Johnson, who freed him and asked him to \"save Shelly.\"The major got up and left.\nHe stumbled his way through the woods\u2014under the influence of haloperidol\u2014until he encountered Deputy Hawk, who took him back to the station.\nAt the station, Cooper asked him questions, but his answers were all unclear due to the effects of the drug. Among his babbling were \"protect the queen,\" and \"fear and love open the doors,\" the latter referring to the two Lodges.\nBriggs' condition had returned to normal by next morning, when he had breakfast with his wife at the diner. Sarah Palmer soon came with Doctor Jacoby and she told him \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper,\" in a man's voice.\nPresumed death\nBriggs had been led to believe that the person chosen to continue his and Douglas Milford's work was Dale Cooper, and so they met at the Briggs residence on March 27, 1989, just before 12 pm. "


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"While Briggs was unaware that Cooper had been replaced by his doppelganger from the Black Lodge, he still sensed that something was wrong about \"Cooper\" during his conversation with him and feared that he had misunderstood Milford's final message.\nAfter Cooper left, Briggs took down a note about his misgivings and then wrote a message for his son Bobby, directing him to visit a location near the station at 2:53 on October 1 and October 2 and take some of the soil. He hid it in in a metal capsule in his living room chair, telling Betty that one day their son, Hawk, and Sheriff Truman would come to ask about Dale Cooper, whereupon she was to give them the message.\nBriggs then went to Listening Post Alpha on his own, intending to send a 'MAYDAY' signal. The next day, Briggs was reported to have died in a fire at the station, although his body was not found. Cooper left town soon after this.\nOver the next twenty-five years, sixteen access attempts were made for Briggs' fingerprints.\n"


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"In the Zone\nDespite what had appeared to have been Briggs' demise, a highly strange thing concerning it started happening in the two decades afterwards. At fifteen different occasions, in several locations across the United States, his fingerprints would appear, seemingly at random and without explanation. Further investigation would establish the identity of every single one of these prints as being that of Briggs.Disturbed by the implications of these findings, Briggs' employers, the US Air Force, started actively covering up these cases and also put protocols in place to track any new appearances of Briggs' prints.\nMeanwhile, the real Briggs was apparently \"hibernating\" in another reality, called the \"Zone\" by William Hastings, a native of Buckhorn, South Dakota. One September, Hastings and his partner Ruth Davenport somehow visited the Zone, where they met \"the Major.\"Hastings said that this man directed them to access a secure military database and find him a set of coordinates. When they did so, Hastings watched as the man floated into the air and said, \"Cooper, Cooper,\" before his head disappeared. He and Ruth were then attacked by other people in the Zone who demanded to know the name of Hastings' wife. "


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"Hastings awoke at his home, while Ruth was killed. Later, Hastings positively identified Briggs as the person he and Ruth had spoken to.\nRuth's severed head was discovered in her bed along with another copy of Briggs' naked, decapitated body, the sixteenth of its kind. Both had apparently died within the last week. Dougie Jones' wedding ring was discovered in his stomach. As per the protocols the military had put in place, the efforts of the Buckhorn Police Department to identify Briggs' body via fingerprints alerted the US Air Force to their findings. The report of the body's appearance was given to Colonel Davis. In response, Davis sent Lieutenant Cynthia Knox to Buckhorn to investigate the case and confirm the prints identity. Upon arrival, Knox discovered it was not just prints, it was an actual body.\nIn a dark void connected to the purple sea, Dale Cooper saw Briggs' head floating past, saying \"Blue Rose\".\nBriggs' face later floated in the projection room of the Fireman's home as Dale Cooper's doppelganger attempted to gain access via the portal on Blue Pine Mountain. Instead, the doppelganger was caged and redirected to the parking lot outside the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nBriggs was played by American actor Don S. Davis.\nBriggs has the following ribbons on his rack:\nMultinational Forces and Observers Medal\nLegion of Merit Ribbon\nSilver Star Ribbon\nBronze Star Ribbon\n(without \"V\" device)\nPurple Heart Ribbon\nwith 1 Bronze Oak\n(meaning it was awarded twice)\nJoint Service Commendation Ribbon\nArmy Commendation Ribbon\nwith \"V\" combat valor device\nArmy Valorous Unit Award Ribbon\nwithout gold frame\nNational Defense Service Medal Ribbon\nKorea Service Medal Ribbon\nVietnam Service Medal Ribbon\nKorean Service United Nations\nRepublic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon\nwithout gold frame\nRepublic of Vietnam Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon\nwithout gold frame\nVietnam Gallantry Cross Ribbon\nOddly, he never wore pilot's wings above his rack.\nHis rack has two ribbons which are exclusive to the US Army and none exclusive to the USAF.\nAs Davis passed away in 2008, the character appeared in the 2017 series through the use of CGI and a prosthetic corpse (with a missing head)."


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"Episode 23\n\"Episode 23\", or, \"The Condemned Woman\" is the sixteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-fourth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired February 16, 1991.\nPlot\n\"A hotel. A nightstand. A drawer pull on the drawer. A drawer pull of a nightstand in the room of a hotel. What could possibly be happening on or in this drawer pull? How many drawer pulls exist in this world? Thousands, maybe millions? What is a drawer pull?This drawer pull - why is it featured so prominently in a life or in a death of one woman who was caught in a web of power? Can a victim of power end, in any way, connected to a drawer pull? How can this be?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDale Cooper and Harry S. Truman listen to a message from Windom Earle, who recorded it for the former. He challenges Dale to a deadly chess game, asking him to place his next move in the newspaper.\nPete Martell is called to the station to assist them, but first, he brings breakfast to Andrew Packard. "


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"They have a laugh due to Pete arranging the food to look like a dog, much to Catherine's annoyance. Pete leaves and the siblings discuss Ghostwood before Josie enters, fainting upon seeing Andrew, whom she believed to be dead.\nHank Jennings goes to Sheriff Truman's office escorted by Deputy Hawk. He is charged with the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. Hank proposes a trade, offering information on the murderer of Andrew Packard, who he not-so-subtly states to be Josie. Harry angrily has Hawk remove Hank from the office.\nAlbert presents ballistics evidence to Cooper that point the finger to Josie Packard as the person who shot him. Albert wishes to arrest her, but Cooper delays this.\nAudrey goes to the concierge desk at the Great Northern Hotel. John Justice \"Jack\" Wheeler arrives and goes to the desk, where Audrey is not cooperative with him until she finally looks at him. He requests she have someone retrieve his luggage, then mentions to her that he has a photo of her from when she was young. Audrey opens Earle's envelope for her, containing a section of a poem and requesting her to be at the Roadhouse at a certain time.\n"


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"Nadine admits to Ed that she and Mike are in love and that they are \"breaking up.\"Cooper questions Josie about Jonathan's murder, which she insists to have no involvement with. Catherine eavesdrops. Cooper requests that Josie be at the sheriff's station at 9:00, then leaves before Catherine reveals herself to Josie. They discuss Josie meeting with Thomas Eckhardt and Catherine reveals a pistol for her.\nBen, Bobby, Jerry, Audrey, and Jack have a meeting where Ben reveals the Stop Ghostwood campaign, with which he plans to stop the Ghostwood Development Project in the name of the endangered pine weasel.\nAt the Double R Diner, Earle leaves an envelope for Shelly as Norma talks on the phone with her sister, Annie, who is coming to Twin Peaks after leaving a convent. Norma finds the envelope and gives it to Shelly. It contains a portion of the poem and a request to meet at the roadhouse. Ed then comes in and embraces Norma.\nLeo carves arrows for Earle, who comes to check on his progress.\nHank lays in his prison cell at the sheriff's station as Norma comes in requesting a divorce. "


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"However, he agrees on the condition that she give him an alibi for the night Leo Johnson was shot. She refuses this, declaring that she would rather be Ed's whore than Hank's wife.\nPete tries to figure out the next move to make against Earle, trying to keep all of their pieces on the board. Albert speaks to Cooper privately, revealing even more evidence of Josie's involvement in the shooting of Cooper and the death of Jonathan. However, Harry overhears this.\nJosie applies makeup as she welcomes Andrew into her room. He states that despite her involvement in the original plan to murder him, he no longer harbors any hard feelings toward her, and implores her to see Eckhardt.\nDonna and James have a picnic together. She forgives him for his involvement with Evelyn Marsh and requests that he return to Twin Peaks with her, but he refuses. She tells him to take whatever time he needs before he returns.\nHarry goes to the Blue Pine Lodge and asks Pete and Catherine where Josie went. They tell him she was going to see a Thomas Eckhardt at the Great Northern. Harry then leaves.\n"


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"Eckhardt enters an elevator, where Andrew is waiting for him. Packard stops the elevator and explains how he managed to survive the attempt on his life. He warns Eckhardt about Josie before he leaves.\nBen, Audrey, and Jack have dinner, where they discuss business dealings before Ben excuses himself after the chef tries to stab Jerry. Audrey states to Jack that he seems like an intrusion to her family, but asks him where he had been in the intervening years since he last saw Ben. She then excuses herself for her appointment at the roadhouse.\nDonna, Shelly, and Audrey meet at the roadhouse and piece together the poem they were given by Earle.\nCatherine calls Cooper, telling him that Josie is in Eckhardt's suite. He goes, but before he arrives, Josie shoots Thomas, who rises from bed and dies in front of Cooper. Josie aims her gun at Cooper until Harry arrives, imploring her to put the gun down. However, Josie suddenly dies and Harry cradles her body in his arms. BOB tauntingly appears to Cooper, followed by The Man from Another Place dancing. Josie's face then appears in the knob to a drawer next to the bed.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDavid Warner as Thomas Eckhardt\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nFrank Silva as Bob"


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"Episode 25\n\"Episode 25\", or, \"On the Wings of Love\" is the eighteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-sixth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired April 4, 1991.\nPlot\n\"The beautiful thing about treasure is that it exists. It exists to be found. How beautiful it is to find treasure. Where is the treasure, that when found, leaves one eternally happy? I think we all know it exists. Some say it is inside us--inside us one and all. That would be strange. It would be so near. Then why is it so hard to find, and so difficult to attain?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nMiss Jones caresses and kisses Harry, then puts a substance on his lips, then on her own and kisses him. In a trance, he sees and hears her as Josie until Jones reveals a garrote and begins to strangle him. He is unable to reach his gun but manages to overpower and subdue her.\nAudrey goes to Jack's room with breakfast he ordered. They have a flirtatious encounter and plan a flight with dinner before she leaves.\n"


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"Harry returns to the station, where he has incarcerated Jones, who wishes to speak with the South African consul. He wonders why Thomas Eckhardt would want him dead and Cooper answers with \"sexual jealousy.\"Cooper then tells Harry a remedy for a hangover, the thought of which causes Harry to become sick.\nDoctor Hayward observes a bonsai tree in Harry's office and Cooper gives Harry a digestive aid. The bonsai tree is found to have been allegedly from Josie. Hayward tells the lawmen about Windom Earle's visit to his home with his next move. Gordon Cole then returns from Bend as Earle and Leo listens in through the bonsai plant. Cole presents files that say Earle was on haloperidol, possibly to fake his mental illness. It also makes note of Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book in 1967. When Cooper says the word \"linkage,\" Cole is reminded of sausage and decides to go to breakfast. But first, he reinstates Cooper into the Federal Bureau of Investigation and gives him a Smith & Wesson 10mm Model 1076. After they leave for breakfast, Earle has Leo choose three cards from his hand, which reveal \"Queens\" Donna, Audrey, and Shelly. "


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"Leo then correctly chooses the \"King,\" Dale. Earle pulls one more \"Queen\" from behind Leo's ear and says that the identity of this queen will be the winner of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and that he will kill her with Cooper watching.\nDonna goes to the Great Northern Hotel, having followed her mother there, who meets with Benjamin Horne. Randy St. Croix asks \"Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman\" about their stay, which they say to be \"unbelievable.\"Donna asks for Audrey and asks her about the meeting between her mother and Audrey's father. Eileen and Ben argue over love letters written to her decades before, Eileen wishing to let their affair stay dead, but Ben wishes to \"make things right.\"Donna and Audrey spy on them through Audrey's peephole to hear Eileen tell Ben to stay away from \"her.\"Cooper, Truman, and Cole arrive at the Double R Diner with Gordon telling Harry his own hangover cure, which again causes Harry to be sick. When they sit, Gordon takes notice of Shelly Johnson, expressing a profound attraction to her. He excuses himself to speak to her and finds that despite his hearing loss, he can hear her perfectly. "


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"Cooper draws on his napkin, combining the markings found on Major Briggs and the Log Lady. When Harry returns, Dale sees through the window what he believes to be a chickadee on a Dodge Dart, but Harry thinks it is a finch. Annie comes over and confirms that it is a chickadee. She pours the lawmen some coffee, with Harry noticing Cooper's attraction to Annie, especially when he begins to tell her a joke. Annie then notices Cooper's drawing, noting that it looks like it's from Owl Cave, so Cooper wishes to go there.\nDonna sorts through the mail and finds a San Francisco postcard from James, who plans to go to Mexico but still promises to return to Twin Peaks. She then asks her father why her mother would be meeting with Ben, but he dismisses it as a meeting regarding a charity fundraiser. Flowers are then delivered to the house for Eileen.\nAt the library, Audrey encounters Earle, who is disguised as poetry teacher Edward Perkins. She asks him for help with the poem he had written her and he has her read it. He comments that she looks like a queen and she leaves.\n"


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"At the diner, Annie examines a flyer for Miss Twin Peaks and explains to Shelly the difference between convent life and life back home at Twin Peaks, particularly the presence of men, specifically Dale Cooper.\nAt the sheriff's station, Andy descends from the ceiling in front of Lucy's desk and tells her that he will be going spelunking. He promises her that he will be careful. Pete calls in the next chess move against Earle and the men prepare to go to Owl Cave.\nJohnny Horne hollers as he fires arrows at targets. Ben then speaks to Audrey about his change in values, discovering the importance of his family and admitting that he was a poor father before, wishing to change this. He makes her his business partner and has her go on a business assignment in Seattle, which effectively cancels her plans with Jack, who enters. She leaves and Ben asks Jack how to \"be good,\" which Jack finds to be in truth and honesty. Jack then admits that he is falling in love with Audrey, which Ben appears to approve of.\nThe lawmen arrive at Owl Cave, where they indeed find the symbol Cooper had drawn. "


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"When an owl swoops over the men, Andy swings his pickaxe into a wall, causing part of the wall to fall out, revealing a petroglyph.\nAnnie goes to the bar at the Great Northern, where she has a rum and tonic. Cooper joins her and she discusses her past failure and her fear that it would happen again. Dale offers to help her if she is willing, and she accepts.\nEarle goes to Owl Cave, where he finds the petroglyph, inverting it, which causes the cave to rumble.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (voice)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nRobert Bauer as Johnny Horne\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nJack McGee as Bartender\nUncredited\nKevin Young as Toad\nNotes\n\nProduction errors\nBetween shots of Donna spying on her mother and Ben, her earring appears and disappears.\n"


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"Cole gives to Cooper a new 10mm which he identifies as a Smith & Wesson 1076 but the prop is actually a Smith & Wesson 4506 given the barrel length, slide mounted decocking/safety lever and double stack step on the frame."


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"Fred Crisman\nFred Lee Crisman was a military pilot and deep-cover CIA special investigator.\nBiography\nCrisman served with the OSS during World War II as a liaison to the British Royal Air Force. He flew several combat missions in Europe and Asia. He flew his last mission on May 26, 1945 and allegedly came across a Lemurian cave in Burma.\nIn 1946, Crisman wrote a letter about the supposed Lemurian cave to Ray Palmer's magazine, Amazing Stories. Following the letter's publication, Crisman and Palmer became friends.\nBy 1947, Crisman was an active officer with the United States Army Air Force Reserve, worked in marine salvage, and was employed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Additionally, he was an active CIA agent, assigned to the Pacific Northwest as a \"special investigator at large.\"On June 21, Harold Dahl \u2013 an employee at the marine salvage business \u2013 reported to Crisman an incident at Puget Sound Harbor near Maury Island where he sighted six unidentified aircraft, bringing him metallic fragments dropped by one of the objects and camera film he had taken of them. "


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"Crisman contacted both Tacoma Times police beat reporter Paul Lantz and friend Ray Palmer about the incident, mailing him some of the fragments.\nOn the evening of July 30, Crisman and Dahl traveled to the Winthrop Hotel and met with Kenneth Arnold, who had also claimed to have seen UFOs the previous month and showed him the fragments. The group decided to share the story with United Airlines pilot Emil J. Smith and Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown. Smith, Davidson, and Brown joined them for another meeting the following morning, though Dahl was absent.\nThat night, Crisman received a call from Dahl, who explained that his absence was due to meeting a government official in a black suit who warned him to no longer speak of the Maury Island incident, for the safety of his family. Dahl went on to say that when he had returned home, his son Charles was missing.\nLater, Crisman heard on the radio that a B-25 carrying Davidson, Brown, and some of the fragments had crashed and quickly informed Arnold of the accident. "


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"Crisman was later informed by Paul Lantz that an anonymous source claimed the B-25 to have been sabotaged or shot down.\nHe returned to the hotel, informing Arnold and Smith about the possible subterfuge. United Press stringer Ted Morello called the group to confirm details about Davidson and Brown, also telling them that an anonymous source warned that the same thing could happen to Arnold and Smith. This warning prompted the frightened Crisman to flee the hotel.\nCrisman was taken into custody by the military and put on an Air Force transport to Alaska. During his stay in Alaska, he allegedly discovered another Lemurian cave alongside a soldier he referred to as \"Dick.\"Crisman stated that \"Dick\" was killed by a ray gun that was brandished by a being from the cave. After his return to Tacoma, Crisman's reserve commission was revoked by the Air Force on September 8.\nMonths after his return, Crisman wrote a letter to Amazing Stories, recounting his discovery of the cave in Alaska. In 1950, he wrote a letter to Palmer's Fate magazine, proclaiming that the Maury Island incident was not a hoax.\n"


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"Crisman was recalled to active duty during the Korean War, serving as a fighter pilot for two and a half years and carried out espionage missions in the region. He worked various jobs for the remainder of the 1950s and 1960s, including a teacher, school administrator, freelance writer, political speechwriter, and host of a right-wing political talk show broadcast from Puyallup. Between 1960 and 1963, Crisman flew from Tacoma to New Orleans and Dallas eighty-four times.\nIn 1967, Crisman was called by Clay Shaw, a fellow OSS officer who was accused of conspiring to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. The grand jury subpoenaed Crisman, who was questioned about his connections to various persons of interest in New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into Kennedy's assassination. No charges were brought against Crisman and Shaw was acquitted.\nCrisman died of kidney failure at the Seattle Veterans Hospital in 1975.\nPosthumously, a key witness in a 1977 investigation into the Kennedy assassination identified Crisman as one of three vagrants arrested shortly after the shooting. However, an alibi was provided by a high school in Rainier, Oregon that employed him at the time.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nFred Lee Crisman (July 22, 1919 \u2013 December 10, 1975) was an author who made various paranormal claims during the 20th century, such as the 1947 Maury Island incident. He later testified in the case against Clay Shaw for conspiring to assassinate John F. Kennedy.\nCrisman has also been proposed as an identity for one of \"three tramps\" that were arrested shortly after Kennedy's killing, but the House Select Committee on Assassinations concluded that Crisman only had a resemblance to one of these men and was not present in the vicinity of the assassination.\nArthur Bishop narrated Crisman's letter in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Sarah Stims\nSarah Stims was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 18 Cedar Street and her phone number was 555-9927."


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"Episode 24\n\"Episode 24\", or, \"Wounds and Scars\" is the seventeenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-fifth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired March 28, 1991.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes, well let\u2019s say all times, things are changing.We are judged as human beings on how we treat our fellow human beings. How do you treat your fellow human beings?At night, just before sleep, as you lay by yourself in the dark, how do you feel about yourself? Are you proud of your behavior? Are you ashamed of your behavior?You know in your heart if you have hurt someone, you know. If you have hurt someone, don\u2019t wait another day before making things right. The world could break apart with sadness in the meantime.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry drinks in the Bookhouse, reflecting on memories of Josie. Hawk brings him a special breakfast from Norma. Harry asks how things are at the station, where Cooper and the other lawmen have taken charge and given full attention to the chess game. Hawk leaves and Harry pours another drink.\nAnnie Blackburn arrives at the Double R Diner and is introduced by her sister to Shelly Johnson. "


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"She requests no charity from her sister. Major Briggs calls his pie \"compelling\" as Shelly gives him his bill. The Log Lady notices the marking on his neck.\nHawk reports Harry's condition to Cooper and they discuss the unusual circumstances of Josie Packard's death, her body only weighing 65 pounds.\nLeo brings Earle a pair of slippers, a pipe, and a newspaper as Earle comments on life out in the country. He examines the newspaper for Cooper's next move in their game, which he interprets as a trick, finding that he is going for a stalemate and is receiving help. This infuriates Earle and he plays his bamboo flute.\nAudrey and Dick discuss the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show as well as Tim Pinkle's association with the event. Audrey and Jack then plan to go on a picnic together.\nCooper goes to Harry and tells him about Josie's criminal past. The sheriff commands him to leave the Bookhouse.\nEckhardt's assistant, Jones visits Catherine. They discuss the burial plans for Eckhardt and Jones gives Catherine a puzzle box from Eckhardt.\nEarle visits Donna in disguise as her father's friend Doctor Gerald Craig. "


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"She welcomes him inside and he soon leaves her with a gift for her father.\nPete uses various chessboards to figure out the stalemate game to lose no pieces, but has found no way without losing at least six. Andy and Lucy also play a game of chess and have a small argument over Andy not realizing that the knight must move with the \"hook thing.\"Major Briggs and the Log Lady arrive at the station.\nThey discuss with Cooper their respective markings they received from their respective disappearances, Margaret's having occurred when she was seven years old. She notes that she heard the call of an owl during this experience, and heard the same when her husband died.\nJack sings to Audrey on their picnic and she expresses the belief that nobody truly knows her, but he expresses his interest in her.\nDoctor and Eileen Hayward arrive home from the grocery store. Donna tells them about Craig's visit, which they say to be impossible, as Craig had died years ago. Eileen calls the number that Earle left, learning that it was for a cemetery. "


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"Doctor Hayward opens the gift, finding Earle's next chess move, which he leaves to go deliver to Cooper.\nDoctor Jacoby, Ed, and Nadine discuss a divorce, which is not clear to Nadine, as she does not understand that they are legally married. She then realizes that she is blind in her left eye.\nBen comes to visit Eileen, with Donna watching their quiet discussion, but cannot hear them.\nNorma examines a flyer for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and urges Shelly to compete in it, but she dismisses the notion. Earle, disguised as a biker, compliments her, also urging her to enter in the competition. He spots Cooper, who then first meets Annie, finding an immediate interest in her. Annie pours Cooper a cup of coffee, during which he notices a scar on her wrist. He tries the coffee, telling her she made it \"just right.\"Earle then leaves as Hawk arrives, telling Cooper that there is a problem at the Bookhouse.\nCooper and Hawk go to the Bookhouse, where Andy is waiting after Harry has thrown around nearly every piece of furniture in a drunken rage. Cooper urges Harry to hand over his gun. "


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"Harry refuses and begins to speak about how Josie managed to improve everything in his life and his regrets in not taking her away. Dale embraces Harry, bringing him to a calmness. Dale and Hawk then put Harry to bed.\nNadine and Mike then book a room at the Great Northern Hotel as \"Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman\" as the Stop Ghostwood fashion show begins. Dick hosts as Lucy and Andy model clothing. Catherine visits Ben at the bar, amused at his attempt against the Ghostwood campaign, not convinced that he has made a change in his values. Tim Pinkle then presents the pine weasel, which bites Dick on the nose. This causes chaos, ending up with Audrey falling into Jack's arms and they share a kiss.\nJones goes to the Bookhouse, where she incapacitates a Bookhouse Boy and joins Harry in bed.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nDavid L. Lander as Tim Pinkle\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nJulie Hayek as Model\nBetsy Lynn George as Teen Model\nShooting script differences\nThe script implies even more than the episode that Tim made the pine weasel bite Dick on purpose."


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"Heinrich Viegel\n\"Oh Lord \u2026 It was grand to meet you H.V.!\"\u2015Stewart Fuller\nHeinrich Viegel, also known by his initials H.V., was an occasional contributor to The Search for the Zone, a blog on alternate dimensions run by William Hastings and Ruth Davenport.\nOn the site's guestbook, Stewart Fuller commented in 2014 that it had been \"grand\" to meet Viegel. The following year, Tom Pence complimented a video Viegel and Hastings had posted, but asked if the light in the video had actually been fire and if \"the boy\" had actually been \"burned.\"He then asked when they were going to do \"the thing.\""


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"Fred\nFred was a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nAs Fred handcuffed Jacques Renault \u2013 a suspect in the attempted murder of Ronette Pulaski and the murder of Laura Palmer \u2013 Jacques managed to take Fred's gun from its holster and attempted to shoot Sheriff Harry S. Truman. However, Deputy Andy Brennan managed to shoot Renault just in time."


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"Human\n\"Human\" is an instrumental performed by Hudson Mohawke. Mohawke appeared as himself in Part 9, performing the piece at the Roadhouse."


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"Henry Houlanan\nHenry Houlanan was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Hugo Boot\nHugo Boot was a poet from the Pacific Northwest and author of the 1937 book Formidable or Fake."


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"Walter Lawford\nWalter Lawford was the business and romantic partner of Norma Jennings.\nBiography\nAs of September 2016, Lawford had entered a franchising agreement with Norma Jennings and her diner, the Double R Diner, and had also entered into a romantic relationship with her. One evening, he went to the diner to share with Norma the profit reports of the Norma's Double R franchise. He also gave her business advice for the flagship diner, which she disagreed with, wishing to stick to her traditional practices.\nAfter interrupting a moment between Norma and Ed Hurley, Walter met with Norma at the diner and she told him that she was willing to have him buy out the franchise and leave her with her lone diner so she could remain with the family she had made there. Baffled, Walter told her she was making a mistake and left."


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"Kansas City\nKansas City was a city in Missouri.\nHistory\nOn May 2, 1986, Dale Cooper and his father passed through Kansas City while on a road trip to San Francisco.\nIn March 1989, Windom Earle sent a gift-wrapped package containing an article of Caroline Earle's wedding clothes to a law enforcement agency in Kansas City.\nBehind the scenes\nKansas City is the largest city in the state of Missouri and is the anchor of the Kansas City metropolitan area, which straddles the Kansas-Missouri border.\nThere also exists a Kansas City in Kansas, adjacent to and named after the city in Missouri."


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"Sandy Saltzman\nSandy Saltzman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 6277 Maple Avenue and her phone number was 555-2887."


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"Electrician\nAn electrician attended a gathering of spirits in a room above a convenience store. During an exchange between the arm and BOB, he held a walking stick and said, \"Electricity,\" followed by, \"Animal life.\""


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"Harold Smith's apartment\nHarold Smith lived in an apartment next to Mrs. Tremond and her grandson.\nHistory\nLaura Palmer came to Harold's home in mid-February 1989, with pages torn out of her diary. She told him that BOB was responsible, though Harold said he was not real. She told him about her history of BOB coming for her and said \"fire walk with me\" before bursting into tears. She had Harold hide the diary before she left, saying she did not know when she could come back, if at all, devastating Harold.\nOver a week after Laura was found murdered, Harold peered through his blinds after there was a knock on his door. He found a note left by Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward. He later called Donna and they arranged to meet the next day.\nWhen Donna came to his home, Harold told her about his nature as a shut-in, that he was incapable of going outside. He also said he wished for her to place an orchid on Laura's grave. He brought it out to her and she went, saying that she would be back.\n"


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"She said this to have been the first time she fell in love, with one of the young men, named Tim.\nHe showed his flowers to Donna and he kissed her hand before they shared a kiss. He excused himself and came back and heard a sound from his living room, which turned out to be Maddy Ferguson taking Laura's diary from his bookshelf. Upset, he cornered the girls and scratched his face with a gardening tool.\nHe expressed his disappointment in Donna lying to him, showing his loss of faith in humanity. He tried to get the diary, but James Hurley burst in to get the girls, and Harold managed to grab the diary back from Donna.\nHe sprayed his flowers and let out an anguished scream.\nHarold was found dead the next day, hanging in his greenroom with scraps of the diary around him. His suicide note read \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" meaning \"I am a lonely soul.\"Gallery"


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"Elizabeth\nElizabeth was a guest at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night while Trouble were performing on stage, Elizabeth angrily shouted at Richard Horne in the next booth as he groped her friend Charlotte, telling him to leave her alone. Undeterred, he mockingly called them \"smoking babies\" and continued assaulting her."


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"Emil Jennings\nEmil Jennings was the son of Einer Jennings, and the father of Hank Jennings. He was married to Jolene.\nIn his school years, he was a classmate of Douglas Milford, who would later remember him as an old friend.\nAs an adult, Jennings was a man of ill repute in the community of Twin Peaks, infamous for being a serial offender, who had already built up something of rap sheet of petty crimes at a young age, and a notorious drunk, who owed money to many people in the town. His bad reputation also spilled over to his son.\nEmil died in 1964, when he passed out drunk in his basement and landed in the tub of the beer brewing apparatus he had stashed there, drowning in his stupor."


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"Edwardo Delegato\nEdwardo Delegato was a Spanish trapper who sought shelter in Owl Cave alongside Jos\u00e9 \"Shorteyes\" Manuela during the Blizzard of 1889.\nLegend says that during the blizzard, the two entertained themselves by making shadows of the court of Queen Isabella with their hands."


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"Edward Louis Severson III\nEdward Louis Severson III was a singer-songwriter.\nIn 2016, Severson performed the song \"Out of Sand\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington. During the performance, Audrey Horne and Charlie arrived at the bar, looking for Billy. Immediately after the song, Severson left the stage, and was replaced moments later by a jazz combo, who performed \"Audrey's Dance.\"Edward Louis Severson is the birth name of Eddie Vedder."


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"Ed Hurley\n\"Big\" Ed Hurley, Jr. was the owner of Big Ed's Gas Farm, the local gas station in Twin Peaks. He was married to Nadine \u2013 a relationship that was held together merely by Ed's guilt \u2013 but was secretly seeing Norma Jennings, his high school sweetheart.\nHe also looked after his nephew, James Hurley.\nHe was one of the Bookhouse Boys and as such was an \"unofficial deputy\" to Sheriff Harry S. Truman.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nA member of the Bookhouse Boys, Big Ed was a tight end on the starting lineup of the Twin Peaks High School's football team in 1968 with Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Barker and Jerry Horne.\nContrary to the rest of his family he never worked at the Packard Sawmill and instead became a very skilled mechanic, then took over Ed's Gas Farm from his father and changed its name to Big Ed's Gas Farm. After Frank Truman became sheriff of Twin Peaks, Ed turned down his offer to become a deputy.\n"


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"The spring after high school, Ed was married to Nadine Butler in the immediate aftermath of his sweetheart Norma Lindstrom cheating with Hank Jennings while she and Ed had been dating. Frustrated, Ed encountered Nadine and in a state of frustration and half-drunkenness, and he suddenly proposed to marry Nadine and the marriage took place immediately afterwards. On their honeymoon hunting trip, he fired a buckshot and a piece of it ricocheted off of a rock and hit Nadine in the eye.\n\"The Andrew Packard Case\" and \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" attributed to Dale Cooper and Hawk Hill, respectively, provide a different background to Ed's post-high school life and relationships with Norma and Nadine:\nImmediately after graduating high school, at the height of the Vietnam War, Ed enlisted the Army and was sent to Fort Dix for basic training. In the fall, Ed was deployed in Saigon to work at a motor pool.\nDuring his deployment, Ed wrote letters to Norma every day, but eventually stopped receiving them. Assuming Norma was no longer interested in their relationship, he canceled a trip back home while on Christmas furlough. "


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"Unknown to both Ed and Norma, Hank Jennings had been intercepting Ed's letters before they reached Norma. Three weeks later, Ed received a Dear John letter from Norma and declined to write back. He later learned of her marriage to Hank through a letter from Harry S. Truman.\nIn the fall of 1973, Ed drank with Hawk while on shore leave. Despite Hawk urging Ed to get over Norma, Ed became emotional when a Frankie Valli song began playing on the bar's jukebox, prompting Hawk to leave.\nOver the next two years, Ed and Hawk exchanged letters. Ed nearly decided to have a career with the Army, but decided to return home in 1975 to help his father at the family gas station, Ed's Gas Farm, and take care of his nephew, James. He declined an offer from Frank Truman to become a deputy for the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nA year later, Ed visited the Double R Diner, striking up an awkward conversation with Norma until Hawk decided to intervene. He began going to the diner at the beginning and end of every day.\n"


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"In 1983, Ed took over the gas station following his father's death, renaming it Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nIn late 1984, Ed met Nadine Gertz after backing his tow truck into her father's tractor that Nadine had brought to the Gas Farm for repairs. Going to Nadine's aid, she fainted in Ed's arms. Once she came to, Nadine hugged him. After Ed profusely asked if she was alright, Nadine kissed him, the two quickly becoming enamored.\nEd and Nadine were married three weeks later at the Chapel-in-the-Woods, with all of the Bookhouse Boys in attendance, the reception being held at the Grange Hall. However, Nadine soon learned of Ed's previous relationship with Norma, resulting in jealous questions and outbursts from Nadine, along with being followed by her whenever he went to the Double R.\nThe next fall, Ed went bird hunting with Harry Truman. Unknown to him, Nadine had followed him. She disturbed a group of ducks and Ed shot at them, with a buckshot pellet hitting Nadine in the eye. Overwhelmed with guilt, Ed nursed her back to health.\nOne evening, three days before Christmas, Ed went to the Double R and spoke with Norma over coffee. "


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"Realizing they were still in love, Ed began visiting the Double R every night to talk to Norma.\nAffair with Norma\nEd and Norma soon became unhappy in their respective marriages and began to secretly resume their relationship. In February 1989, Ed and Nadine came to the Double R Diner\u2014which Norma owned\u2014for coffee, but the latter became upset upon seeing Norma and stormed out. Ed apologized to Norma and followed Nadine. He soon came back in to find Norma crying. He went to her and apologized again. They planned to get together and he says he would call her. They shared a smile and he left.\nLater, Ed and Norma relaxed in his truck, drinking beer. He blew into a breathalyzer test given to him by Harry, finding that he had drank too much. He commented that they would be there \"for a long time,\" so Norma searched for something on the radio and they discussed their relationship.\nEd was at his gas station on February 24, the day Laura Palmer was found murdered. His nephew, James Hurley\u2014who had been secretly seeing Laura\u2014arrived and commented that Laura was \"the one.\""


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"James left a message for Laura's best friend Donna Hayward before driving away. Nadine, then yelled at Ed to go pick up the drapes she ordered. He then got in his truck and left.\nHe later came back to the gas station, where Donna was waiting for him. He gave her a hug and said he was sorry about Laura's death. He gave her James' message when she asked about him and they were interrupted by Donna's boyfriend, Mike, who angrily asked where she had been and insisted that she should have been with him to support his best friend, Bobby Briggs. This angered Ed, who defended Donna. Mike told her to go to the sheriff's station and he left. Nadine then yelled at him again, this time to hang the drapes. Donna then left.\nLater in the evening, he received a call from Norma and agreed to meet with her at the Roadhouse. When there, they discussed their relationship as well as Norma's intention to leave Hank, who was in prison for manslaughter. Donna arrived and gets into an altercation with Mike, so Ed came to her aid, but he was beaten down by Bobby.\n"


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"He went to the sheriff's department the next day, with a bandage over his left eye. He encountered Harry S. Truman\u2014who was by then the sheriff\u2014and was introduced to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. He asked about James, who had been brought in for questioning about the murder. Cooper said that James would be free to go, but should be careful around Mike and Bobby. When Cooper went to take a call from Albert Rosenfield, Ed and Harry discussed the events that occurred in the Roadhouse, suspecting that his beer had been drugged by Jacques Renault, who had been working the bar.\nJames was released to him, saying that he needed the Bookhouse Boys watching his back and Ed told him that he was covered.\nThe following day, with greasy hands, Ed entered his house, where Nadine was exercising when he tripped over drape runners she had left in the middle of the floor and dripped grease on them. This upset her, as she was working on a silent drape runner.\nHe went to the diner and ordered a coffee from Norma, telling her about his trouble with Nadine.\n"


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"When he came home that night, his wife immediately tackled and hugs him, then presented her now-silent drape runners, which had been achieved by the grease he had accidentally dripped on the cotton balls earlier.\nEd was kissed by Nadine as he observed her nick-nacks before Laura's funeral the next day. James then arrived but said that he would not go to the funeral.\nWhen James came to the funeral and charged at Bobby\u2014who declared the whole town of killing Laura\u2014Ed helped Agent Cooper restrain him.\nEd later went to the diner with Harry and Hawk. They were joined by Cooper, who ordered huckleberry pie, ice cream, and coffee from Norma. When she walked away, the special agent immediately asked Ed how long he had been in love with her. They told him about their operation to stop drugs from entering Twin Peaks, officially introducing him to the Bookhouse Boys when they took him to the Bookhouse.\nA couple of days later, Ed worked on a car at his gas station when Norma showed up, telling him that Hank made parole and would be coming home. "


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"Ed told her that he had not told Nadine about his plans to leave her, as she was not well, but Norma insisted that they both have the same problem - they did not want to hurt anyone. They then agreed to not call each other for a while.\nHe went to his home the next day, where Nadine was upset over her drape runner patent being rejected.\nEd met Harry and Cooper at the Great Northern Hotel to discuss a plan to go to One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel across the Canadian border, for which Cooper had acquired $10,000 of the FBI's money to gamble with. There they would lure Jacques Renault into Twin Peaks to bring him in for questioning in the Laura Palmer case. Ed was given $300 to start off with and he left the other two men alone.\nEd got ready for the operation with Cooper, putting on a wig and a mustache. They heard a gunshot, finding that Jacques's bird, Waldo, had been shot.\nHe went with Cooper to One Eyed Jacks and was given the alias Fred when they met Blackie, the brothel's madame. "


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"When asked his line of work, Ed said he owns a gas station but quickly stated he was an oral surgeon. They were pointed to the casino and Ed went to the craps table while Cooper played blackjack.\nHe later observed Cooper playing blackjack but said that it was not his game. When he saw Jacques begin his shift as the card dealer, he gave Cooper the Bookhouse Boys gesture and left him alone.\nEd lost at roulette and wandered past Cooper. He left and goes back to the van with Hawk as they listened in on Cooper's conversation with Jacques.\nLater at the sheriff's station with Deputy Andy Brennan and Hawk, he told a few other lawmen about Andy saving the life of Sheriff Truman during Jacques's arrest.\nHe went home, where he found Nadine unconscious from overdosing on pills and he called emergency services.\nEd sat in the hospital the next day and was visited by Truman, Cooper, and Albert Rosenfield. They asked about Nadine's condition and he said she is in a coma. Cooper took him aside and Ed told him about his and Nadine's relationship. "


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"James was then brought to the hospital by Hawk and the two hugged. He returned to Nadine's room, where he held her hand.\nA few days later, he went to visit Nadine, who had been restrained due to an exceptionally large production of adrenaline. Doctor Will Hayward suggested he sing her favorite song to her and left. Ed sang \"On Top of Old Smoky\" to her, which caused her to wake, crushing his hand and breaking through her restraints, then clapping as she said a cheer. She seemed as if her mind had reverted to the age of 18.\nEd brought Nadine home from the hospital a couple of days later and she did not recognize James. James suggested taking her to Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, but Ed said he was in Hawaii, recovering from a heart attack. After going to the kitchen to get herself something to drink, Nadine came back, having torn off a cabinet door.\nNadine happily came home after shopping the next day. Suggesting they act like they were married, she punched Ed in the gut and tackled him on the couch.\n"


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"He took Nadine to the diner, showing Norma the current state of mind Nadine was in. When Nadine was brought a milkshake, she broke the glass and gave Ed a big kiss.\nEd went to the roadhouse days later, where he was requested to be by Agent Cooper. He helped clear the floor and Cooper determined the killer of Laura Palmer to be her father Leland Palmer, who later died in custody.\nAfter Leland Palmer's funeral, Ed attended the reception. Donna confided in him that James believed the deaths in Twin Peaks to be his fault and left. Ed assured her that he would be back.\nNadine came and asked him if one could see her underwear reflected in her shoes. Ed then helped break up a fight between Mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother, Dougie.\nWith Doctor Jacoby, he convinced the staff at Twin Peaks High School to admit Nadine into the student body since she believed she was a teenager.\nEd picks at a slice of pie at the diner the following day. He and Norma then reminisced about their time together when they were young.\n"


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"He sat at the diner again the next day and Norma refilled his coffee. He gave her a tip along with a note saying \"We need to talk.\"Ed received a call from James, who had still not returned to Twin Peaks, requesting all of the money James had in his savings.\nNorma came to his home later and expressed her love for him and her wish for them to be together all the time. Instead of talking about what Ed had called her there for, they gave in to their undeniable attraction to each other.\nLater, Donna knocked on his front door, still searching for James. He told her about James' money request and she offered to deliver it to him. Norma then left his home and he turned around to see Hank, who punched him. However, as he was being beaten, Nadine came to his rescue.\nEd met with Doctor Hayward the next day at the diner to discuss Nadine, concerned about her wish to begin dating boys. The doctor suggested he gave her a curfew of 9:00 on school nights and Norma brought him potatoes. Will asked him about Donna's activities looking for James, which Ed explained. "


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"Will then left and Norma came over and tells him that Hank was in the hospital, claiming to have had a tree fall on him, though Ed told her the truth about Nadine beating him up. She also said that Hank would be charged with parole violations, a fact that Ed felt should be celebrated and not caring who would find out about their relationship.\nHe lied awake in bed with Norma the following day, talking about the twenty years that had passed since they separated. Nadine came in, taking the door off of its hinges on her way. She got into bed with them, telling them about her disqualification from the wrestling tournament and apologizing for beating up Hank. She got up to leave and told them that she knew about their relationship and was okay with it, as she was seeing Mike Nelson.\nNadine came home early from school the next day to tell him that she and Mike were in love and she \"breaks up\" with Ed.\nHe went to the diner and embraced Norma, asking her to marry him.\n"


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"Ed sat down with Nadine and Doctor Jacoby the next day to tell her he wanted a divorce, though she was confused as she believed they were only dating.\nA few days later, Nadine showed some if her wrestling highlights to Ed, Norma, Mike, and Dr. Jacoby. Jacoby said he had gathered them all together, as he believed divorces were easier when all parties involved could talk about their feelings. Ed told Nadine that he planned on marrying Norma. This caused her to say that she and Mike would be doing the same.\nAfter a bout of chaos that ensued at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest the following night, Doctor Hayward patched up Nadine and Mike, the former having been hit in the head by sandbags. Nadine came to and apparently returned to her adult mental state, telling Mike to leave, and asking Ed why Norma was there.\nEd would eventually learn that James had got into trouble in Oregon, having fled from a trial he was a key witness in, resulting in him getting a sentence of six months in a minimum security prison and two years of probation during which time he was forbidden to leave the state. "


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"To keep an eye on his nephew and make sure he followed the conditions of his probation, Ed rented an apartment in Portland where he would spend every other weekend, until the end of James' probation.\nLater life\nAs of late 2016, Ed was still married to Nadine. He was on good terms with Norma, but clearly still harbored feelings for her. He had dinner with her one evening, joined by Bobby Briggs until Norma's boyfriend and business partner, Walter Lawford, arrived. On another evening, Ed had a slow, lonely night at the gas station eating Double R takeout food.\nLater, during the day, Nadine marched to Ed at the gas station, to tell Ed that she had changed and despite the love she has for him, she had been a \"selfish bitch\" to him all these years and kept he and Norma apart due to her own jealousy. Nadine had now come to realize that the only reason Ed had stayed with her was out of guilt. Defining \"true love\" as giving the other person what makes them happy, Nadine freed Ed from their obligatory matrimonial bonds, giving him her blessing to be with Norma.\n"


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"He made his way to the diner and told Norma that their circumstances had changed and they could be together, but she apologized as Walter joined her. Crushed, he sat down and ordered a coffee from Shelly, adding \"and a cyanide pill.\"However, in a moment of perfect timing, Norma \u2013 after breaking off her business deal with Walter \u2013 joined him and he asked her to marry him. They embraced with a kiss and Norma accepted his proposal.\nNot long after, Ed and Norma got married. Ed's nephew, James, played a song he wrote on his guitar during a civil ceremony conducted by the Big Log near the old train station. All of their friends \u2013 half the town, including Andy and Hawk \u2013 were in attendance.\nBehind the scenes\nHurley was played by Everett McGill, reprised the role in the 2017 series. He was seen in a teaser released on May 4, 2017.\nPrior to the official announcement of the show's return, Lynch put out a call to his Twitter followers to help him find McGill, who he had lost track of over the years. "


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"A Welcome to Twin Peaks reader gave him a phone number that Lynch used to subsequently contact McGill to reveal his plans. McGill related to Entertainment Weekly that the phone number actually went to a house he rarely used, and that if Lynch had called him on any other day, he very well might not have participated in the new series.\nTrivia\nIn a photo of the 1968 high school football team in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players is identified as Jeff Hurley. It is unknown if he has any relation to Ed and his family.\nIt is also noted in The Secret History of Twin Peaks that his favorite book is Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig, which he read five times and thought that he would figure it out the next time.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Ed Strimble's Worker's Warehouse\n\"For our working men and women who require sturdy apparel, durable boots and who wouldn't be caught dead in bikini briefs.\"Ed Strimble's Worker's Warehouse was a work apparel store in Twin Peaks, Washington, owned by Ed Strimble."


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"Ed Hurley, Sr.\nEd Hurley, Sr. was the father of Ernest, Ed, and Billy Hurley.\nDuring the Depression, Hurley and his wife opened a roadside stand outside of Twin Peaks, where they sold food from the family farm. Following World War II, Hurley added gas pumps to the stand, which was eventually renamed Ed's Gas Farm.\nHurley died in 1983."


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"Edward R. Murrow\nEdward R. Murrow was a newsman and radio personality for CBS.\nShortly after Kenneth Arnold claimed to have seen UFOs in 1947, Murrow interviewed him about this experience, as well as the resulting events.\nBehind the scenes\nEdward R. Murrow (April 25, 1908 \u2013 April 27, 1965) was a news reporter who first gained recognition from a series of broadcasts from Europe during World War II. He was later the head of CBS News. In 1950, he produced a radio documentary titled \"The Case of the Flying Saucer\" which featured an interview with Kenneth Arnold.\nArthur Bishop provided Murrow's voice in the Arnold interview in the audiobook edition of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Efrem Zimbalist\nEfrem Zimbalist was a television actor.\nDale Cooper wrote a letter to Zimbalist in January 1968, in which he asked for Zimbalist's advice for anyone considering the FBI as a career.\nThe following month, Zimbalist replied to the letter with \"To Dale, Good luck.\"and sent an autographed picture along with it. Cooper put the response and photo next to his poster of Jimmy Stewart in The FBI Story and charged a dime for people to see them. However, he ceased when his father stated that Zimbalist would disapprove.\nBehind the scenes\nEfrem Zimbalist Jr. (November 30, 1918 \u2013 May 2, 2014) was an American actor. In The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Cooper states that he is a fan of Zimbalist's show, but the title is not given. However, it can be assumed that he was referring to the television series, The F.B.I., in which Zimbalist appeared in one of his most notable roles."


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"Evan St. Vincent\nEvan St. Vincent was an actor who portrayed Jared Lancaster in the television series Invitation to Love."


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"Charlie\n\"How can you be like this? I hate your fucking guts! I hate you! Do you know how much I fucking hate you?!\"\u2015Audrey Horne\nCharlie was Audrey Horne's husband.\nBiography\nAccording to research by Tamara Preston, Audrey Horne married her longtime personal accountant \u2013 possibly Charlie \u2013 in a private ceremony around 2000. Preston also found several accounts of the couple's loud public fights around town and verbal abuse on Audrey's part.\nAudrey's accountant husband is not named in Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier.\nAs of 2016, Audrey and Charlie were still wed, having made a contractual arrangement of some sort. Audrey was brazenly unfaithful and generally indifferent to her husband, carrying on an affair with Billy.\nOne day Billy went missing, and Audrey had a dream in which he was bleeding from his nose and mouth. She angrily tried to persuade Charlie to accompany her to the Roadhouse to search for him, but 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.\nAudrey demanded to know what Tina had told Charlie and appeared to have an existential crisis. He assured her that she did indeed need to go to the Roadhouse and see if Billy was there, and then warned that he might need to end Audrey's story unless she did.\nCharlie soon put on his coat, ready to leave for the Roadhouse. However, Audrey delayed them further, saying that Charlie now seemed like an entirely different person to her. Fed up, Charlie took off his coat and went to the couch, where Audrey then attacked him.\nCharlie and Audrey eventually reached the Roadhouse, where he toasted a drink \"to us.\""


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"The floor was then cleared for \"Audrey's Dance\" and Audrey danced in front of the crowd until a fight broke out. Audrey ran to Charlie, asking him to get her out."


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"Episode 28\n\"Miss Twin Peaks\" redirects here. For the beauty pageant, see Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\n\"Episode 28\", \"The Night of Decision\", or \"Miss Twin Peaks\", is the twenty-first episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-ninth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired June 10, 1991.\nPlot\n\"A log is a portion of a tree. At the end of a crosscut log -- many of you know this -- there are rings. Each ring represents one year in the life of the tree. How long it takes to a grow a tree!I don't mind telling you some things. Many things I, I musn't say. Just notice that my fireplace is boarded up. There will never be a fire there.On the mantelpiece, in that jar, are some of the ashes of my husband.My log hears things I cannot hear. But my log tells me about the sounds, about the new words. Even though it has stopped growing larger, my log is aware.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nLeo and Briggs lay chained up in the cabin. Leo finds a key that undoes Briggs' restraints and requests him to save Shelly. "


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"Earle later comes and finds that Briggs is gone. He holds up a bag to Leo, saying that he has a \"new game\" for him.\nNorma states her expectations to see either Shelly or Annie as the winner of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nAudrey sits by the fireplace in her father's office as he enters with various religious texts, wishing to find the true meaning of \"good.\"Concerning Jack, he assures her that \"time heals all wounds\" and that if Jack promised to return, he would. About her trip to Seattle, she tells him that the Packards are using the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan to funnel cash for the Ghostwood Development Project. Ben asks her again about Miss Twin Peaks, wanting her to enter. She refuses, but he urges her to still make a speech.\nAndy studies the Owl Cave petroglyph. Cooper tells Harry that he believes Earle has targeted Briggs. Cooper then admits to Truman that he saw BOB following Josie's death, believing him to have been feeding off of Josie's fear, leading to her death. Having listened to this, Earle has an epiphany, learning that fear is the key to the Black Lodge. "


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"He departs, leaving a cage of tarantulas above Leo's head, set to drop if he lets go of a rope between his teeth.\nTim Pinkle teaches a \"dance of nature\" to the Miss Twin Peaks contestants whilst admiring the cleavage of one of the women. Lucy questions the dance. The judges discuss the qualities that exemplify Miss Twin Peaks. Mayor Milford states \"beauty and power,\" Dick states \"poise, sophistication, and breeding,\" and Norma states \"originality.\"She goes to make the scoresheets and Lana takes Dick to the storage room to help her \"find something\", then seduces him.\nCooper records a tape for Diane after meditating, updating her on the progress in the case. Annie then comes, requesting help on her speech for the contest. Their discussion of trees ends in them making love.\nNadine shows her wrestling slides to Mike, Ed, Norma, and Doctor Jacoby. Jacoby then takes control of the meeting, gathered to discuss the divorce, or, \"breakup,\" asking for each of their feelings on the separation. Ed reveals to Nadine that he and Norma plan on marrying, which causes Nadine to say that she and Mike are doing the same, crushing Mike's hand.\n"


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"Major Briggs staggers back towards civilization, encountering Deputy Hawk, who takes him back to the station.\nStill under the influence of haloperidol, the Major speaks incoherently to Cooper and Truman. Andy comes back to observe the petroglyph.\nAndrew, Pete, and Catherine continue to struggle in opening the metal box. Frustrated, Andrew takes out a revolver and shoots the box, which successfully blows holes in it, revealing a safety deposit box key. Catherine takes the key and places it in the cake saver.\nDressed for Miss Twin Peaks, Donna comes down and demands to know her mother's association with Horne. Her parents do not budge on the subject and she leaves.\nCooper points out planetary positions on the petroglyph, as the conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn is key to the opening of the Lodge. Briggs says that \"fear and love open the doors,\" and mentions a queen. Cooper finds this to mean the winner of Miss Twin Peaks, and that Earle will take her to the Black Lodge. Andy has an epiphany about the petroglyph but is ignored and he knocks over the bonsai plant, leading them to discover that Windom Earle had been spying on them. "


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"Cooper and Truman leave, ignoring Andy's plea to listen.\nThe Miss Twin Peaks contestants dance. Lucy commences the show's talent section with a dance performance of her own. Bobby looks out into the crowd and sees the Log Lady, but sees another Log Lady backstage. He looks out again to see that the Log Lady has disappeared. He goes to the one backstage and is knocked out by \"her,\" revealing that she is actually Windom Earle.\nLucy finishes her dance as Cooper and Truman arrive just before Lana does a dance of \"contortionistic jazz exotica.\"Andy arrives to speak to Agent Cooper, but is distracted by Lana's performance - as are most of the men in attendance.\nAudrey delivers her speech and Donna approaches Ben backstage, asking him about his association with her mother. He states a better course of action and place to bring information to light, wishing to do the \"right thing.\"She runs upon realizing the likelihood of him being her father.\nAnnie delivers her speech, which moves the audience and judges (except Milford), while Earle lurks above the stage. "


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"Voting commences and Lucy pulls Andy and Dick aside to tell them that she has chosen Andy to act as the father of her child, regardless of who is biologically responsible. Dick congratulates them and leaves to make his vote, and Andy goes to find Agent Cooper, much to Lucy's irritation.\nAfter the votes are in Doctor Hayward announced Annie as the contest winner. Earle shuts out the lights, then turns on a strobe effect, all while activating smoke bombs. In the chaos, Nadine is hit in the head by a sandbag and Earle manages to kidnap Annie. When the lights are turned back on, Andy finally finds Cooper and tells him that the petroglyph is a map.\n"


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"Episode credits\nNote: This episode was originally broadcasted with Episode 29 as one television movie, thus sharing their original on-screen credits\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nDavid L. Lander as Tim Pinkle\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon S. Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nFeaturing\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Milford\nJill Engels as Trudy\nUncredited\nLorna MacMillan as Miss Twin Peaks Beauty Contestant\nJC Motes as Double R Diner Cook\nNotes\nThe episode was not given a title during the original 1991 German broadcast although titled \"The Night of Decision\" when re-broadcasted in 1996. "


