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Twin Peaks
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Summary of first show
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Perhaps you follow shows more closely than I do, but in case you
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don't, I have summarized (as best I could) some of the characters and
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clues from Sunday night's (August 5) airing of the Twin Peaks rerun.
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CLUES:
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Diary: Feb. 23rd, "nervous about meeting 'J' tonight."
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Key to saftey deposit box found on an earlier page.
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a "white residue" found there as well.
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Fingernail: Letter "R" found under the third finger of right
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hand. No letter was found under the fingernail of Ronette
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Pulaski.
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Such a letter was found under the same fingernail of one
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Theresa Banks, killed a year earlier
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Video: Shows Laura and Donna having a good time in the woods.
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In a close up of Laura's eye we see the front headlight of a
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motorcycle.
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Murder scene: Mound of dirt a foot and a half high.
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Gold medallion of a half a heart. James has other half. He
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and Donna bury it, but someone recovers it at end of
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first episode.
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News print with a message printed in blood:
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"Fire, walk with me."
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Saftey Deposit Box:
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"Fleshworld" magazine with Ronette Pulaski featured in an
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Ad. Another ad has a truck in it. Camera fades to
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Leo's truck.
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$10 K in cash "a lot of girl scout cookies."
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Bloody shirt: Shelley finds Leo's bloody shirt while doing his
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wash.
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James Hearly's "testimony" to Donna: Laura said that Bobby had
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told her that he had killed 'this guy.' She then screamed that she
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loved James.
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PEOPLE:
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Laura Palmer: The deceased. Queen of the H.S. prom or homecom-
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ing.
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Leland and Sara Palmer: the deceased's parents. Leland stays
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pretty much off the rocker after his daughter's death.
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Bobby: Laura's boyfriend. Not a nice guy. Son of a military
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lifer. Last seen with Laura the night before 'till 9:30. Had a fight
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with her. Football player. Agent Cooper says he didn't do it. Has
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nervous habit of zipping and unzipping the sleeve of his jacket.
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Mike: Blonde guy. Bobby's best friend and Donna's "boyfriend"
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("I sure know how to pick 'em," she tells Ed). He is also not nice.
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Abusive to Donna.
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Donna Heyward: Laura's best friend. Daughter of Dr. Heyward.
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Mike's reluctant girlfriend. Turns out to fall in love with James by
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end of first episode.
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James Hearly: Last person to see Laura. He may be "J" in diary.
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He is also a biker. He and Donna are a number by episode's end. He
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tells Donna that Laura screamed that she loved James just before she
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ran off into the night. James just rode around for the rest of the
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night. He has no alibi.
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Audrey Horn: H.S. classmate. Daughter of the owner of the Hotel
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in Twin Peaks. Nutty.
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Ronette Pulaski: Daughter of mill worker, Janic Pulaski. Found
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the day after the murder walking wearing only her slip. Had been raped
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a number of times. H.S. classmate, but sheriff says, "as far as we
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know, they hardly knew each other."
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Katherine Packard: sister of the late Andrew Packard who "practic-
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ally built Twin Peaks." He built the saw mill, but left it to his wife.
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Katherine runs the mill. Has ongoing affair with Mr. Horn.
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Josie Packard: Wife of the late Andrew Packard. Inherited the
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mill. At odds with Katherine. Carrying on an affair with Sheriff
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Harry S. Truman.
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Harry S. Truman: Sheriff of Twin Peaks. Having an affair with
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Josie Packard.
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Dale Cooper: Agent, FBI.
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Ed: Owner of "Big Ed's Gas Farm." He is married to a crazy woman
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who wears a patch over her left eye (does it move during the shows?).
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He seems to be carrying on with Hank's wife
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Leo: Trucker. Married to Shelley. He abuses her. His truck
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seems to appear in an ad in "Fleshworld" found in Laura's saftey
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deposit box. (see clues).
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Shelley: Married to Leo. She finds his bloody shirt.
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Hank: Husband of the woman (forget her name) who owns the grill
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where Shelley works. He is soon to get out of prison where he is
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serving a manslaughter charge.
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Lucy: Secretary for the Sheriff's department. She orders the
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donuts.
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Dr. Lawrence Jacoby: A psychiatrist in serious need of profes-
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sional help himself. Laura was a patient of his, but her parents did
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not know "that she was seeing me."
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Log Lady: "who's that lady with the log?" "We call her 'Log-
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Lady'." The log is an eye-witness to the crime. |