Subject: Re: Josie Parker (contains SPOILER info) From: soper_n@wums.wustl.edu Date: 1990-05-09, 11:07 Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks In article <4aFPa3a00jukFKK4Vl@cs.cmu.edu>, Jon.Webb@CS.CMU.EDU writes: >> >> Excerpts from netnews.alt.tv.twin-peaks: 7-May-90 three points Tom >> >> Neff@bfmny0.UU.NET (985) > > >> >> 1. The hand that dug up the locket was gloved, I think. Gloves are often >> >> used (in TV and movies) to hide gender. It may be rash to assume that >> >> the digger was male. > > But the digger didn't know that someone was standing there with a camera > > filming the whole thing, right? So why would he disguise himself? He > > was also wearing a denim jacket, and looked heavy set. It's a man > > unless Lynch was deliberately misleading us. > > > > It seems to me that Josie Parker might be a lot more involved with > > ^^^^^^ As if things aren't confusing enough, now we find out that Josie and the murder victim are related too? I thought she was named PACKARD, like the sawmill Laura's death than we've been lead to believe so far. Remember the > > pilot? One of the very first scenes -- perhaps the first, I can't > > remember -- is Josie looking into her mirror, putting on makeup. She > > looks very serious, perhaps sad. This is a strange opening when she has > > been mentioned so little in the rest of the series. Lynch/Frost puts > > her in a prominent position, and then virtually ignores her. But if > > she'd just participated in killing Laura, it makes perfect sense. > > > > In line with this, we know that Laura saw her the day she was killed, to > > give her English lessons supposedly. Laura confided in Johnny Hayward; > > it seems to me that she might've confided in Josie as well. > > > > And there's Josie's odd association with Norma's husband, who resembles > > (for me, at least) the man from Cooper and Sarah Palmer's dream more > > than anyone else in the show. > > > > Josie is also dating the Sheriff. Who else would she seek out if she > > was involved in something messy? > > > > Josie has also come on to Pete Martell (when she got the key to the safe > > from him her robe was suggestively open). Pete's the only person other > > than the obvious Jacoby/Johnson that I think might've dug up the locket. > > He's also, oddly, invited her to go fishing with him; could it be he > > needs to discuss something with her -- either to blackmail her or to > > continue their association? > > > > Also, the following SPOILER information: > > > > > > > > When my wife asked the journalist who claimed to know the identity of > > the killer if he didn't have a speaking part, as she'd heard, he thought > > for a moment, and then said ``Of course he did.'' The point is, he had > > to think for a moment. If the killer was somebody really prominent -- > > Truman or Cooper, say -- he would've known immediately. He also said > > the killer was one of the last people you'd suspect, and that people > > might be angry with they find out. Seems to me that Josie fits the tab > > pretty well. > > > > He also said that its none of the kids, and not Hawk or Andy. > > > > -- J