I know in general that they're a predominately human magical group that existed in the 5th world and that they hate Elves and Dragons. Has anything else ever been said about them, like who are members, are they a Cult worshipping some Cthonian entity from the metaplanes, etc?
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I was taking a look at Black Lodge in Street Grimoire book and noticed that they have tiers. What would be a Nostradamus tier mage? Are they all Initiated mages?
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Now there are more Twin Peaks fan theories floating around the web than there are grains of sand on the beach. I am here simply to add another grain. This theory is going to get pretty ridiculous and loony. Buckle in, enjoy the ride, and don't take it all too seriously.
For clarity, the format for this theory will be broken up into the appropriate episodes in which events unfold. I will then wrap-up (the best I can) at the end with overarching themes/evidence that support my theory. Without further ado... (SPOILERS FOR SEASON 1-3)
General Information about David Lynch
- Often incorporates personal experiences into his films.
- Equates ideas to fish/fishing.
- Has a book titled Catching the Big Fish - about his creative process and how to 'catch' interesting ideas
General Information about Twin Peaks
- Black Lodge = HQ for evil spirits
- White Lodge = HQ for benevolent spirits
- BOB = Most powerful spirit for the Black Lodge
- The Fireman = Most powerful spirit for the White Lodge
(Speculation)
- Wood = Transistor for travel between Reality and Lodge-space
- Fire = Incarnation of evil spirits' presence.
- Creamed Corn (Garmonbozia) = Energy source (fuel) for evil spirits.
- Coffee = Energy source (fuel) for benevolent spirits.
General Information about Pete Martell
- Enthusiastic and hobby fisherman.
- Lives in log cabin.
- Husband to Catherine Martell - who operates a Logging Mill.
- Talented chess player.
Pilot:
- Pete tells his wife, Catherine, that he will be 'gone fishing.'
- Pete is the person who finds Laura Palmer's dead body.
- Pete finds Laura's body immediately after leaving his house, without having fished for a single moment. He is quick to spot her body by a large tree stump - a bit off his beaten path.
- How did Pete know when/where to look? Utilizing the concept of fishing = receiving ideas, it follows that Pete had an idea come to him. This idea? To look for/find Laura's body in a timely manner.
- A general assumption in many murder cases is that whoever finds the corpse is usually the person who committed the crime. While this is not always the case, it does not help Pete's situation. However, Pete is a well-respected member of the community (Sherriff Truman does not even implicate Pete as being involved in Laura's murder upon arriving at the scene).
- Furthermore, as noted above, the theme of fire is a stand-in for evil spirits manifesting in Reality. Therefore, fishing - a
- Pete finds Laura's body immediately after leaving his house, without having fished for a single moment. He is quick to spot her body by a large tree stump - a bit off his beaten path.
Wish I had a screenshot or something, but one day I was exploring the area and a whole bunch of NPCs which would usually be in Riften were picking a fight with the mercenaries outside Black-Briar Lodge.
I’m trying to figure out what the trigger for this event is. Can’t find any info online.
