I knew from last episode the father and son reunion would not end in a happy ending for Richard 🙁 🙁
How do you think Audrey would've reacted regarding his demise (presuming she was probably mentally imbalanced, but not comatose, that is)??
Just the sort of touching family reunion we expected.
Just the sort of touching family reunion we expected.
LOL
i was in stitches. a fireworks display jerry horne will not soon forget.
"bad binoculars. bad binoculars! bad binoculars!"
I kept telling Jerry to be quiet lest he be heard by Mister C. Na na na na, na na na na, hey Richard goodbye!
That's his uncle.
Did we see Richard's body afterward?
Did we see Richard's body afterward?
No body.
That's his uncle.
That's right--forgot about Jerry's relation to Richard. But he couldn't see.
Did we see Richard's body afterward?
No body.
That's interesting. Wonder if it means anything?
Did we see Richard's body afterward?
I did not- good question. It SEEMED like he was disintegrated, but could h e be somewhere else?
My bet is that he is dead. He served his purpose.
Did we see Richard's body afterward?
I did not- good question. It SEEMED like he was disintegrated, but could h e be somewhere else?
My bet is that he is dead. He served his purpose.
That could very well be. It seemed like we maybe said goodbye to certain characters this episode (possibly).
- Richard
- Diane
- Chantal
- Hutch
- Bushnell
I don't feel the least bit bad that he snuffed.
Did we see Richard's body afterward?
I did not- good question. It SEEMED like he was disintegrated, but could h e be somewhere else?
My bet is that he is dead. He served his purpose.
As Richard is Doppel C's son, I assume he ceases into non-existence like regular Doppels once they have been returned to the Black Lodge.
On the other hand, what's Richard's purpose really? Guiding his dad to enter Twin Peaks?
Then why he did all the terrible things earlier? Just to show viewers about the father and son connection??
Dont think ha had a "purpose" , was just evil and the outcome of evil itself..
Fire walk with