Reply #69: Sort of YES and NO.... right in as twin peaks would be, like Tibet [View All]

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a "vortex" of some sort, with pure evil one side (black lodge) and pure good on the other (white lodge). the owls are always outside of the red curtained room. they are not what they seem because they, like Bob, take control of twin peaks' inhabitants (the real world in people) and so they are merely symbols of evil and not in themselves anything other than symbolic.

because both pure evil and pure good are "natural" elements of the universe, some who are drawn to either or can come back from "walking with fire" to seeing the light.

what Cooper has not yet figured out, however, and how that applies here makes no sense. if I remember correctly from my TP watching days, Cooper sees Bob in his own reflection. that is the "owl" that is not what "it seems." i have always assumed (as one can only do with Lynch) that the whole process for Cooper was finding his way either to the black lodge or the white lodge and somehow,and that everything else was in his mind, like a vision quest. it would seem that if we are to take this and apply it to the Malloy situation, that

a). evil forces have inhabited the AAR body (like Mr. Palmer, for example)
b). that AAR has walked with fire, that is to say, made the deal with evil
c). and that such things were bound to happen given the environment/politically and funding - wise

Somehow I don't see this as what the OP is trying to tell us. I suspect something else altogether. Something happened in the last few days to cause this. The owls are not what they seem could be pointing to friends/or maybe friends stabbing him in the back.

that is the best I can do given the limited information and my own recollection of TP