Although this episode is generally seen as one of the 'less interesting' episodes, I really like this one very much and think it really puts the series back on track towards the fantastic final episode.
I'm still puzzeld by 3 things in this episode:
1. When Harry and Cooper enter the station Lucy said Hawk is feeding someone breakfast who she has never seen before and looked very sad. Who is this?
2. In a certain scene (I think it's the one where Ben has a conversation with Audrey after her return from Seatle), Ben is left alone in his office and kneels by the fire place. Suddenly he looks over his shoulder, it looks like he's afraid of something. what does Ben see in this scene?
3. The trembling hands. The customer in the RR (while eating pie) Cooper (while watching outside the window thinking about Annie) and Pete (while waiting on Audrey when she is loosing her virginity) all experiance the trembling right hand at a certain point in this episode. Any thoughts on this?
My opinions on these scenes:
1. Hawk is feeding breakfast to the roadie whose friend was in Windom Earles' chess pawn. Does that make sense? I was never very sure about this.
2. I read somewhere that Ben sees Josie because she is still in the wood of the Great Northern. I like this theory because in the scene after this one, you can see Pete talking to a wall (the wood?) and refering to Josie. Are there any other theories about this?
3. I think it's quite obvious this refers to the final scene in which we see Bob's arm as he is coming out of the red room at Glastonbury Grove. My main question about this is: are there any theories why the 3 characters mentioned above experience the trembling of the right hand?
These are my 3 questions about this episode, but feel free to discuss other things! For instance what is your favourite scene in this one? Mine is the conversation between Cooper and Annie in the RR when they make plans to go dancing. Love the threatening tone. And off course the dancing scene itself with the mayor messing with the microphone and the giant appearing is superb as well

Overal, I think Ghyllenhaal has done a great job directing this episode!