Subject: 3 Worlds in One Location (Re: final episode)
From: giovin@medr0.ecs.umass.edu (Rocky J Giovinazzo)
Date: 1991-06-17, 19:20
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In article <1991Jun18.003153.18831@watserv1.waterloo.edu> alternat@watserv1.waterloo.edu (Ann Hodgins) writes:
> >What if the normal world, the white lodge and the black lodge
> >all exist at the same place on different wavelengths (so to speak).

> >Ghosts may exist on this astral plane, this psychic wavelength - the
> >same wavelength that Laura's mother can pick up.  Ghosts could be
> >nothing more than lasting psychic impressions left from very powerful
> >experiences. The moment of Laura's death was a very powerful and
> >intense moment so if it is possible for a feeling to "linger in the
> >air" after Laura's death, that screaming could go on and on.
> >Similarily Lelland's denial of his obvious guilt "leaves a lasting
> >impression".  Perhaps the visions of Laura and Lelland that
> >Cooper encountered on the psychic wavelength were nothing more
> >than that kind of lingering echo.

This kind of thinking makes a lot of sense out of the Giant's 
messages about, "...the question is, where have you gone?" suggesting
that the Giant's appearances are merely due to Cooper tuning in to some
plane that the Giant can exist on-- perhaps the Giant knows what Cooper
can most likely tune into and positions himself appropriately.

It also fits in with Donna and James talking about being able to feel
Laura's spirit -- as if they're able to barely "tune in" to Laura's
presence because of their closeness to her in our world.

Rocky Giovinazzo