Subject: Re: Is Albert what he says he is?
From: hikaru%halcyon.uucp@seattleu.edu
Date: 1990-11-17, 17:32
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

elf%halcyon.uucp@seattleu.edu writes:

> >         This is an odd question; given Lynch's tendency to have truly 
> > outrageous characters on the show, let's consider Albert's behavior.  Did 
> > he
> >         (A) Make up that whole thing about his being a 'peaceful 
> > warrior,' and "I love you, Sherriff Truman," to save his personal hide, 
> > or,
> >         (B) Is Albert, in true Lynchian style, a true 'peaceful 
> > warrior,' except that he is also the most grating and obnoxious 
> > personality one should ever meet?
> >         What's your opinion?
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> > Elf Sternberg      | Didja ever realize that if it wasn't for Newton
> > elf@halcyon.wa.com | we wouldn't haveta eat bruised apples?
> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Interesting question, and one that has come up before. I happen to think 
that he's one of these repressed people who are so dead-set against 
physical violence, he'll become a nervous wreck if he doesn't get out his 
agressions in some way. So he acts like an asshole.

Meaningless quote for the day:
       "People who live in gasoline houses shouldn't throw matches."

Richard Barrett