Subject: Re: BOB linked to Coop's mom's death? From: jblum@hamlet.umd.edu (Hi ho -- Kermit the Frog here...) Date: 1992-09-09, 12:05 Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks In article <1992Sep9.165334.2412@athena.mit.edu> abbe@athena.mit.edu (Abbe J Cohen) writes: > >I'm new to this whole bulletin board/network thing, and I still haven't seen FWWM, > >but when I found this net, I couldn't resist reading even the spoilers. After > >looking thru Coop's autobiography, I noticed something that may or may not be > >related to the question of the ring and its significance. > >Does anyone have any ideas whether this is related to the ring in FWWM that was > >being discussed in various spoilers on this net? No... but I do think it was the ring that the Giant took from Cooper in the second season premiere and gave it back when Coop figured out that Leland was BOB's vessel. > >If so, then does this mean that > >1. BOB was involved in Coop's mom's death, Hmm. Intriguing. > >2. wearing the ring has something to > >do with being killed by BOB, Well, Annie wore it and she's not dead. Doubt if it's that simple. > >3. Since Coop tried on the ring (to know that it > >fit his pinky finger perfectly), is he going to die too, > >making the last episode > >of the series both more understandable and more depressing, Well, if it wasn't the same ring, then the question's moot. > >4. Does BOB perhaps > >choose victims hereditarily (Coop, his mom, perhaps her father; Laura, > >Leland). That seems like a very strong possibility. After all, BOB has been haunting the woods around Twin Peaks for generations. Probably he's tied to the lives of the townspeople. It could be that the Cooper family had ties to Twin Peaks several generations back, and only now are the elements all coming together.
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