“Do you know what this is?”
Not an answer but additional info.
On Windom Earle's cards in Season 2, Cooper is the King of Spades and Shelley is the Queen.
With my suspicion of Shelley playing a big role in the Twin Peaks aspect of the new series, I think the consistency of the suit is important.
How did the OP's question include the Woodsmans poem weeks before broadcast? Methinks someone has early access to episodes...
The OP's comment includes a quotation as a sig line. It's automatically added to all their posts retroactively.
I guess you're not familiar with how forums work.
Conjures "The Black Dog Runs at Night" meets the Owl Cave ring. Upside down, it could be a headless body, the legs kinda sticking out and the arms folded so that they blend in with the torso.
As I mentioned on another thread - the folder telling Ike the Spike who to kill comes from the guy with the red square & is identified by a black spot.
I thought it might be like the Black Spot from Treasure Island - which is a death sentence to pirates. Maybe this is TP's version - with added dog legs!
Could be the bug from ep.8 the return
I think the answer is that it is both meant to be a variation of the owl cave, as well as Experiment (a.k.a., "Mother"). If you look closely in Episode 8 where it vomits up BOB, you'll notice two small antennae on its head. As someone else mentioned, the scratches could be a trademark of the monster, along with the Ace of Spades symbolizing death.
Good one, Samx!
Greetings All,
So.. I'm wondering if we have been looking at this card from the wrong perspective.
I pulled out an Ace of Spades from my Hoyle Poker deck to compare (my card is the 1st half, Mr. C's is the 2nd).
Note that on mine, it has 'Poker' and 'Holye Products' above and below the spade itself, but let's assume that on Mr. C's it's a different company and maybe they only have the blurb above the spade and THAT'S the reason it's all scratched (in other words, maybe it was a simple work-a-round to get past a copyright/licensing/trademark issue).
Interesting! Never thought to look at it from such a pragmatic perspective. Nice work!
- I recently visited Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota and came across something quite fascinating, and as a long-time TP fan I had not come across this previously--so I am excited to share. Wind Cave is sacred to the Lakota people, and they have many stories about it, especially their creation or "emergence" story. The Lakota believe that they emerged from under the earth, where they lived in a spirit lodge, and that they emerged from the earth, from the spirit lodge, through the windy hole that is the entrance to what is now called Wind Cave [see attachment].
- I read this on a pamphlet I got at Wind Cave visitor's center [see attachment]. The pamphlet also has a photo of this cave entrance, which I went to look at, which the park refers to as the "natural entrance" [see attachment].
- The shape of this natural entrance will be familiar to TP season 3 fans, as it looks strikingly similar to the shape on Cooper's ace of spades playing card...a symbol of the black lodge? Owl Cave? [See attachment].
- I was amazed when I saw that shape in the earth leading into the spirit lodge of the Lakota people. And if I recall correctly, there is quite a bit of activity in the show in search of particular coordinates in South Dakota. That's all I have for now.
....It means BadCoop wants a puppy.....
It's Bat-Mite. Obviously.
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