Around the dinner table, the conversation was lively. Thank you but for now, the forum has been archived.
Do any of you find it odd that these characters live in some kind of a church ( there's a cross on its front)?
I dunno but she is the best.
Also in part 5, when she wakes up after the car blows up and the kid is staring at the window there is a strange music/noise/sound building on. And the table is set differently. There is another bottle which is Rum and not Whiskey or whatever. And the it suddenly cut to another scene, at the carwash and Jade is there. And now in part 6 she's all ONE ONE NINE again, with the table set as it was in part 2 (was it part 2?) What's up with that?
I don't think it's a cross, I think it's just bars in the window.
They live in the dilapidated development across from where Cooper re entered from the black lodge.
its a house not a church.
There may be finally some comprehensibility to the 1-1-9. The police were leaving evidence markers at the site of Dougie's car explosion AND in the previous episode we saw the son of the drugged-out-mom had a striped shirt with a red #1 on the front of it.
Is there some importance to sending her son out again to look at evidence markers 1 and 9? I don't know, and I could be completely wrong.
For me the 119-mother and her son appear to be negative mirror-reflection of Janey-E and her son. The dark, cold, passive atmosphere of the first family is antipode of the bright, warm, active, live-willing spirit of Janey-E home.
Janey E's life isn't that bright and warm...her husband is a mental deficient who bangs hookers while in debt to the mob...lol.
...but I see what you're sayin though 🙂
The mother is the girl from States of Undress on Viceland channel. Love her.
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