Subject: Cooper in Pittsburg (HELP)
From: pnorman@morgan.ucs.mun.ca (Peter T. Norman)
Date: 1992-09-14, 13:11
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In the holding cell under the Sheriff's Station, Leland confesses to the
killings.  Well, I guess Bob confesses, sorry.  He says "he likes
knives"..."just like what happened to you in Pittsburg, Coop!"

Bob knows what happened to Cooper in Pittsburg.  Uh, does anyone want to
venture an explanation for this?

The Pittsburg incident, of course, is referred to by Gordon Cole when he
drops by to see how Cooper is after he had been shot.  Remember the "You
remind me today of a small Mexican Chiuaua (sp?)"  Well, the only thing
for certain which I gleened from this meeting is that Cole DOES know of
the Lodges etc and thus we have support for the Theory of the Blue Rose
Cases.  Cooper says "I was wounded in Pittsburg, thats the only
similarity" [with the events here in Twin Peaks].  Is Cooper just being
cautious here, by not admitting that he suspects more and more that Twin
Peaks is in fact intimately connected to the Blue Rose Cases?

So, how does Bob know what happened to Cooper?  And I won't buy into any
of that talk of - well, since Bob is from the Lodge (B/W) he can travel
in time or whatever so he just sort of filled himself in on Cooper's
story for the hell of it!  Why not something along the lines that Bob
has been aware of Cooper for a longer time than his work in Twin Peaks?
Oh hell, what does everyone think?  This just lurched at me as I watched
this episode earlier today.

Peter
"hopelessly fighting the devil futility" - R.Smith
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