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Unanswered questions of Episode 18

Twin Peaks: Part 17 & Part 18

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Dayve Yates

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After the 3rd watch of episode 18 I have a few questions that I have no idea about, maybe you could help:

- The motel is clearly a different building the night before than the morning. Is it the same place just in the future? Is Cooper travelling through time at random?

- When we first see Laura/Carrie she asks "Have you found him?" found who exactly?

- Are Carrie's parents also called Leiland and Sarah as she seems scared when coop mentions their names?

- What is the purpose/meaning of the phone ringing when Carrie is getting her things together to leave?

- Is the Twin Peaks they visit actually called TP at all? We see no sign, no evidence that it actually exists here.

Any musing and thoughts would be most appreciated

Posted : 04/09/2017 5:27 pm

Brandy Fisher

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I have also wondered a great deal at the whole "home of Carrie Page" scene. The phone just rings and rings. A dead guy is rotting on the couch. And yes, who was she looking for? What was with that "sheriff" badge Cooper kept flashing. That is not FBI regulation as far as I know! And why would you open the door to and let in a fed if you have a dead dude on your couch?!

I wish I had some answers, but I only have similar questions.

Posted : 04/09/2017 5:31 pm

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