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jet199

[S3E1] Multiple Black Lodge/Waiting Room entrances

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Rewatching the episodes and I noticed the two weird cousins at Beulah's place are pretty similar looking to the man from another place and giant. Then in the glass box room there is a very tall lamp on one side then on the other there is a small lamp with a tree next to it. Then we get to the murder scene and there is a huge woman with a tiny dog, the dog is called Armstrong. And so on. Probably just pointers to multiple places where the distance between worlds is thin, not just Twin Peaks, so when we get to Rancho Rosa we see it's another one of those places

Posted Jun 7, 2017, 5:47 PM UTC

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Mobbiaz•

I had the same feeling the first time I saw these two guys. Knowing how Lynch likes to place hints litteraly everywhere, they are here for (unknown) reasons, it can't be any other way

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Chipchetchad•

Sorry you lost me towards the end. Right after you mentioned Armstrong?

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Imakereallyshittyart•

The little man said he was "the arm"

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meowrina•

But was he strong?

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markemupsellemon•

I see that now that you pointed it out. I also could see there being multiple ways to exit the black lodge. If you have to go through "non-existence" to get out why don't you have to go through it to get into the black lodge. I think Cooper was tricked before he leaves the red waiting room. When the arm tells him to go and then says something is wrong.

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acewasabi•

I think there are multiple points from which access to the lodge realm can be granted. I think of it this way; if we think of our universe as a horizontal 2D plane, and the lodge realm is the third dimension, then anywhere up or down from our realm, the 2D plane, puts you in lodge territory. Electricity is the/a conduit the lodge spirits (and occasionally humans) use, and I agree there are also places on earth (Gastonbury, Buenos Aires, above the convenience store) where the veil between the dimensions thins out. Rancho Rosa could be another.

Let's not forget Mrs Tremond/Chalfont and her 'grandson', another big/small pairing... not sure I agree with your conclusion but I can see how you got there.

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