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Black Lodge
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The Black Lodge is the home of the condemned soul. After the judgement
of the Dweller on the Threshold, the soul is passed either to the Black Lodge or the White
Lodge. The Black Lodge can be identified with Flashing Lights within the dark confines of
the Waiting Room. It is in the Black Lodge that most of the Dopplgangers appear. The Black
Lodge is notable for producing a sense of fear.
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Blue Rose Cases
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Blue rose cases are the designation or codeword for unusual or
unexplained FBI cases under Gordon Cole's leadership. Gordon Cole always sends his top
Special Agents to inspect and attempt to solve such cases. Another television
show prefers to call such cases X-Files.
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Bob
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Bob is an inhabiting spirit and makes use of people's
bodies as a host to his parasitic possession. Bob makes use of Owls to watch over others and
to move around. Without a host Bob is trapped in the Black Lodge and can only escape when a
doorway, at Glastonberry Grove, is open according to the calendar/map at Owl Cave. Only the
gifted and the damned can see a vision of Bob.
Bob is Bob.
Eager for fun.
He wears a smile.
Everybody run.
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Chalfonts
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The Chalfonts, a woman and her grandson, are lodge spirits that appear
from time-to-time to offer help but often in the form of a riddle.
See Mrs. Tremond and/or Grandson.
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Chant
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Through the darkness of futures past.
The magician longs to see.
One chants out between two worlds.
Fire Walk With Me.
The chant is used by Bob when he kills and when he moves.
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Chess
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Chess is a private and deadly game that is played between Agent Cooper
and former agent Windom Earle. Using the personal section of the newspaper, Windom places
ads to pass the messages of his moves on the chess board. As Agent Cooper loses pieces on the
chess board, Windom kills a person that has some relating quality to a woman who was once his
wife and Cooper's love.
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Chewing Gum
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Chewing gum is one of the clues from Agent Cooper's dream of the Waiting
Room.
LITTLE MAN
That gum you like is going to ... come back in style.
The clue is a keyword for Agent Cooper to recall his dream.
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Coffee
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The single most popular drink consumed in Twin Peaks.
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Conjunction
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The doorway to the Waiting Room and the Lodges is always closed until,
according to the Owl Cave Map/Calendar, the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. The conjunction
of the two planets produces great shifts in power and fortune.
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Cream Corn
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The substance, also know as Garmonbozia, is used as food by Mike, Bob
and the Little Man. See Garmonbozia.
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Dalai Lama
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The leader of the Tibetan Bonpas sect. Agent Cooper often recalls the plight
and history of Tibet, the Dalai Lama and the Buddhist. Tibet and the Dalai Lama have been an
inspiration for Agent Cooper.
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Dead Dog Farm
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A real estate property that lies just outside of Ghostwood Forest. By
chance flip of a coin, and where it fell, Agent Cooper is led to the house on the property
and to the Dead Dog Legend.
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Dead Dog Legend
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An old legend and a clue to the workings of the lodges.
Of all the people in the world the best and the worst are drawn to a dead dog. Most turn
away. Only those with the purest of heart can feel its pain and somewhere in between the rest
of us struggle.
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Diary
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Laura Palmer's diary held clues vital to the investigation of her death but
some of the pages of her diary were ripped out. Unknown to the killer, Laura had a second
duplicate diary that she left in the care of Harold Smith.
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Doppleganger
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The shadow self. One's darker, evil side. Everyone has a Doppleganger in the
Black Lodge.
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Double-Three Domino
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Hank Jennings carries a double-three domino as a score marker to show
how many people he has killed, six. See Hank's Domino.
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Dreams
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Dreams offer messages, clues, prescience visions, riddles and answers. It
is through dreams that Agent Cooper finds ways to solve problems. It is through dreams that
Laura Palmer communicates to Agent Cooper. Agent Cooper's Tibetan Method came about from
a dream.
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Dugpas
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Ancient evil sorcers that lived in Tibet along side but opposite of the
Dalai Lama and his sect, the Bonpas. Windom Earle refers to them in explaining the dark
power of the Black Lodge.
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Dweller on the Threshold
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When a person dies their soul is sent to the Waiting Room where they will
be judged. If a person has an imperfect soul and falls to their fears then they are condemned
to the Black Lodge. If a person has a perfect soul and braves their fears then they will pass
onto the White Lodge. It is the reality of ones fears and weaknesses as they are tested and
their soul is on the verge of Inhilation.
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