Subject: Re: BOB, Fire, walking
From: georgen@pooky.cs.mun.ca (George Noel)
Date: 1992-09-16, 23:18
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In article <198lf0INNl9m@agate.berkeley.edu> schubert@capri.berkeley.edu.UUCP (John Schubert) writes:
> >Perhaps "Fire walk with me" [as uttered by Laura to Harold] is BOB actually
> >saying, "I want your soul".  Meaning BOB wants to be with the soul or he would
> >like to take it to the Black Lodge.  I seem to remember, having only seen the
> >movie once, that when BOB takes Windom's soul that some sort of fire sprouts
>from Windom's head.  Or was it just smoke??
> >
> >-John
> >
> >John Schubert
> >schubert@united.berkeley.edu

 I think "Fire, walk with me" would have been/is best described in the cut
 portions of the movie. There is a scene where a ring of fire appears in the
 red room above the convenience store on the wall, Bob looks at LMFAP and
 says "Fire, walk with me" - they both walk through the ring of fire and enter
 the waiting room in the lodge. Basically its their invitation to "Home" that
 they say to someone.

 -=*George*=-


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