BGate wrote:Not sure how much more "confirmation" you need. Did you read the story?

"Confirmation" = judgement

The courts are here to "confirm".

A conclusion for Catherine Martell, and Josie Packard's ghost ?

1. straightforward way out: Tammy is left wondering why Audrey didn't test for paternity because she doesn't know about JJW, but Audrey does, and so do we (like Vivian and Annie eminently proved between TSHOTP and TFD, not mentioned does not equal retconned). As far as Audrey knew, she only had sex...

I don't get the point with Becky: why some people here seem to believe she would have died in the show ?

I don't remember her last scene. Is it with her parents at the Double R ?

Thanks.

I don't buy the Audrey into Ronette theory. There are good ideas in it, but I think it is too far fetched. When Audrey got awake, the mirror was not in a lodge fashion, and she was in a kind of hospital dress. She wasn't in the purple world. I don't understand why she would be in another place than ...

There is nothing conspicuous about it. Have you seen any pictures of her lately? And so...? Do you think that Lynch/frost, and the show itself, are the kind to exclude an actor because of a strange face ? Hopefully, there are not so superficial. Lynch proposed LFB to participate to the new show, an...

I still don't think Audrey is a tulpa - if anything, I think we're seeing the real Audrey held captive in the Dutchman's or the Lodge potentially, as real Diane was. And I really can't shake the feeling that Charlie is an agent of evil from the Lodge. "I'll end your story" - sounds threat...

I will say, pointing out that "Richard never had a father" seems a bit odd if he also didn't have a mother. I know it led into Ben's story about his dad, but you'd think he would say, "Richard never had parents" or something. And Doc Hayward said that she "was" in a co...

I also think it's interesting that his name is Richard, the name of his and Audrey's dead son. This, with the arm's repetition of Audrey's line about the little girl that lived down the lane are resonances of Audrey in the final part even though we don't see her. Maybe this is some sort of punishme...

ThumbsUp wrote:I don't think they were mocking or punishing her at all. They gave her one of the most talked about storylines of season 3.

Yes, but also a very few scenes.

(I wasn't talking about punishing her)

It seems that Sherilyn Fenn was a bit too much the nose into the scripts in the past and for the new season, asking for modifications, complaining publicly, ponting fingers to other actresses... Some strong temper it seems. Is it possible that Lynch/Frost were moking Sherilyn herself, in season 3 ? ...

Other quotes: Maddy to Leland: "All I did was to come to a funeral. And it's like I fell into a dream" Donna to Harold: "Maybe our dreams are real" Bobby to Norma: "I'll see you in my dreams" Audrey to Donna: "Maybe he'll realize that I am the woman of his dreams&q...

Mr. Reindeer wrote: Very neat! I'll have to look for that.

Found on Reddit:

Hmmm. I don't necessrily agree with your theory, but I'm intrigued by this. So, time in the Lodge being nonlinear, perhaps the Fireman doesn't "create" the Laura orb in Part 8 upon Judy's entrance into the world. Perhaps he instead recalls her into active duty, tearing her from the Lodge ...

The 2 scenes with Tracey Barberato, the purple room, Diane and Evil Coop in the prison, the dream with Monica Bellucci, Andy and the giant, Cooper saving Laura and the last scene.