Subject: Re: Explain this: How did Laura get that diary page to Mrs. Tremond, h
From: ADMN8647@Ryerson.CA (Linda Birmingham)
Date: 1990-12-07, 08:06
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In article <1451@bbxsda.UUCP>, scott@bbxsda.UUCP (Scott Amspoker) says:
> >
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> >What I find interesting is that Harold could have known she was going
> >to die that night.  What would he have done?

I think Harold did know, remember when he said to Donna and Maddy
about knowing the secrete of knowing who killed you.  Maybe if
Harold did kill himself (and this IMHO is in doubt) it was because he
could no longer live with the fact he did nothing to prevent Laura
from going to her death.

Also it is quite reasonable,if Harold was contemplating suicide,to
want the world to know the truth and give the final page to Donna.
What I don't understand is why he would not call her directly or
leave some other message that was not quite so obscure?  He was being
very optimistic that Donna would overhear what was written in
the suicide note and then rush off to the Tremonds'.  Unless Harold
knew he was in danger from Bob and had to cover his
tracks very carefully.  I think there is a lot more to the Harold
plot line that could be explored in future episodes.


LINDA

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