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That odd scene earlier in the series when the guy is sweeping the floor and Jean is talking about the girls.
Do you think this is relevant to the finale? Is it a red herring? Or is it just a small part regarding the drug problem and the young characters tied up in it?
Just an added note - according to the twin peaks wiki, Jean mentioned in episode 20 that he didn't have any other brothers other than Jacques.
It made me wonder if maybe after Leland suffocated him, given that he was inhabited by BOB, a Jean Renault doppelganger was created, and here he is.
Unlikely, but you never know 😉
I kind of took it as a "mention" that it was all either happening again or that it is still happening.
Perhaps Jean is the brother that "nobody talks about."
I kind of took it as a "mention" that it was all either happening again or that it is still happening.
Perhaps Jean is the brother that "nobody talks about."
Same. I interpreted it as an allusion to black market business as usual for the living members of the Renault family.
There are three girls that are arriving in Twin Peaks...
Perhaps he's a cousin in a family where everyone looks yrev similar.
There are three girls that are arriving in Twin Peaks...
I'd be really really really really surprised if Renault was referring to Candie, Mandie & Sandie. And I'm pretty sure the Mitchum Bros would not take kindly to a lowlife like Renault pimping out their valets.
There are three girls that are arriving in Twin Peaks...
I'd be really really really really surprised if Renault was referring to Candie, Mandie & Sandie. And I'm pretty sure the Mitchum Bros would not take kindly to a lowlife like Renault pimping out their valets.
Not a chance. The Renaults are peanuts compared to the Mitchums.
Didn't he say they were honor roll or straight A students? That doesn't sound like Mitchums girls.
Didn't he say they were honor roll or straight A students? That doesn't sound like Mitchums girls.
Lol definitely not. Can't see Candie being on any academic honour roll.
That odd scene earlier in the series when the guy is sweeping the floor and Jean is talking about the girls.
Do you think this is relevant to the finale? Is it a red herring? Or is it just a small part regarding the drug problem and the young characters tied up in it?
Seemed like another bit of the telltale piss-poor destiny for women that grow up in Twin Peaks (that surfaces blatantly at the Roadhouse at the end of each episode). Honestly, have any of them made it out and done something with their lives? The ones we haven't seen (e.g. Annie, Donna) are simply forgotten.
I think it was just to let us know that human trafficking and drugs are still a way of life in Twin Peaks.
That odd scene earlier in the series when the guy is sweeping the floor and Jean is talking about the girls.
Do you think this is relevant to the finale? Is it a red herring? Or is it just a small part regarding the drug problem and the young characters tied up in it?
Seemed like another bit of the telltale piss-poor destiny for women that grow up in Twin Peaks (that surfaces blatantly at the Roadhouse at the end of each episode). Honestly, have any of them made it out and done something with their lives? The ones we haven't seen (e.g. Annie, Donna) are simply forgotten.
I still have hope for Harriet.
That odd scene earlier in the series when the guy is sweeping the floor and Jean is talking about the girls.
Do you think this is relevant to the finale? Is it a red herring? Or is it just a small part regarding the drug problem and the young characters tied up in it?
Agent Cooper and Mitchums have a party with Jean Michel hosting once they arrive in Twin Peaks? Also, we saw at the end of episode 2 that Red was already talking with Jean Michel, and Red himself seemed extensively familiar and connected in Twin Peaks when he was talking with Richard. So Jean Michel could come into play with the Shelly, Red, Bobby, Becky story-line.....
That odd scene earlier in the series when the guy is sweeping the floor and Jean is talking about the girls.
Do you think this is relevant to the finale? Is it a red herring? Or is it just a small part regarding the drug problem and the young characters tied up in it?
Seemed like another bit of the telltale piss-poor destiny for women that grow up in Twin Peaks (that surfaces blatantly at the Roadhouse at the end of each episode). Honestly, have any of them made it out and done something with their lives? The ones we haven't seen (e.g. Annie, Donna) are simply forgotten.
I still have hope for Harriet.
🙂
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