TWIN PEAKS #29
    
(Episode 2.022)
    
by
    
Mark Frost
&
Harley Peyton
&
Robert Engels









FIRST DRAFT: February 14, 1991
Rewrite / DEPT. HEADS' DISTRIBUTION: February 25,1991




Lynch/Frost Productions, Inc.
7700 Balboa Boulevard
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(818) 909-7900

    




				#2.022
    
				ACT ONE
    
FADE IN:
    
1. INT. ROADHOUSE - NIGHT

Cleanup and commotion after the kidnaping. A smoky haze in the air. DEPUTIES clean up
the mess Windom Earle left behind.

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2. INT. SHERIFF'S STATION  - NIGHT
    
Pageant GIRLS enter for questioning. They pass ANDY BRENNEN and LUCY MORAN
in mid-conversation.
    
				LUCY
		- and the lights went out. I kept thinking: The lights are
		going out, the lights are going out and then they did and
		it went black. And then I kept thinking: What about
		hand signals? What good would they do us now? And the
		baby. What if the lights when out in hospital, and you
		were in the elevator?

				ANDY
		Then I'd help you have that baby right there in the
		elevator in front of God and everybody.
    
They kiss. Andy whispers romantically.
    
				ANDY
		It's a map, Lucy.
    
				LUCY
		What?
    
				ANDY
		I figured out that the puzzle was a map not a puzzle. I
		solved the puzzle.
    
				LUCY
		How?
    
				ANDY
		Suddenly I saw all the pieces come together. It was sort
		of like that old game show, "Concentration?"
    
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3. INT. CONFERENCE ROOM - NIGHT
    
COOPER hovers over the hieroglyph/map. HAWK and a second DEPUTY stand to the rear,
impassive. TRUMAN hurries to join them. More bad news.
    
				TRUMAN
		Earle got away. Nobody saw him or Annie. Sorry,
		Coop.
    
				COOPER
			(hyperfocus)
		We know it's a map, Harry, but of what?
			(pointing)
		The giant and the little man from my dream are there.
		Are they telling us to go somewhere? Damn it, where?
    
				TRUMAN
		Maybe we should try to find Earle's cabin.
    
				COOPER
		That's not where, he is - there's no time.
    
PETE MARTELL busts into room. Furious and shouting.
    
				PETE
		Grand theft, Auto. The Log Lady stole my truck.
			(beat)
		68 Dodge truck. Powder blue like the dust kicked up at
		sunset. I tried to run after it till I saw those beautiful tail
		lights turn and head up the road towards --
    
				COOPER
			(it comes together)
		The woods. Ghostwood National Park.
    
Truman looks at the map with new eyes. Instantly.
    
				TRUMAN
		Here's something, Coop.
			(shows him something on the map)
		Twelve trees in a perfect circle. There's a place like that
		up in Ghostwood, it's called Glastonbury Grove --
    
				COOPER
		Glastonbury. That's the legendary burial place of King
		Arthur.
    
				PETE
		King Arthur's buried near here?
    
				COOPER
		No, in England. This feels right, Harry, let's get up
		there.
    
They hurry to the door. The Deputies fall into step.
    
				TRUMAN
		Hawk, get Major Briggs from the infirmary, and see if he
		can help you find Earle's cabin.
    
				COOPER
		You'll find Leo Johnson there. Maybe he can tell us
		something about Earle -- 
    
				TRUMAN
			(to second deputy)
		Call the State Patrol, I want a dragnet in those woods
		leading up to the Grove, then you meet us up there --
    
Cooper stops at the door. Edgy.
    
				COOPER
		Harry, I can't ask you to go.
    
				TRUMAN
		Stow it, Coop. Let's roll.
    
They exit.
    
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4. INT. HURLEY HOUSE - NIGHT
    
NADINE HURLEY blances a large ice pack on her head, mind thoroughly elsewhere.
MIKE NELSON escorts DOC HAYWARD to the door.
    
				HAYWARD
		Twenty minutes on, twenty minutes off. That should
		reduce the swelling. Don't forget the aspirin.
    
				MIKE
		Thanks, Doc.
    
Hayward exits. Mike steps back to Nadine, settles on the couch beside her. Nadine stares
straight ahead, into the dim future.
    
				MIKE
		Does it hurt much, baby?
    
				NADINE
			(from another time and place)
		Who?
    
Mike lifts the ice bag, gently kisses the growing knot on Nadine's head.
    
				MIKE
		I'm sorry you lost.
    
				NADINE
		Who?
    
				MIKE
			(continued)
		God, Nadine I was so worried about you. I admit there
		were times when I had my doubts about what we meant to
		each other, but seeing that sandbag hit you, I knew that
		I'd practically do anything for you.
    
				NADINE
		Who?
    
				MIKE
			(deep breathe)
		I love you. There I said it and I'm glad.
    
Mike gently cups her chin, turns Nadine's face toward him, offers a passionate kiss. But
Nadine pulls free, looks at him with complete surprise.  And a palpable lack of recognition.

				NADINE
		Who are you?
    
				MIKE
		Mike.
    
				NADINE
		You try to stick your tongue down my throat and then, as
		some sort of explanation, you say your name is Mike?
		What the hell are you doing in my house, anyway?!
    
				MIKE
		You, you brought me here.

				NADINE
		Bullpucky. Take a hike, bozo.
    
Nadine swats at him. Mike braces for a powerful blow only to fend off a feminine slap. ED
and NORMA walk in the front door.
    
				NADINE
		Ed, get over here, this kid's trying to molest me.
			(spotting Norma)
		What's she doing here?
    
				ED
			(hearing a familiar tone)
		Nadine?
    
				NADINE
		Put those muscles that aren't between your ears to work
		and give this punk the heave-ho.
    
Mike, Ed, and Norma stare at her.
    
				NADINE
			(cold)
		Norma, if you don't mind, Ed and I have business to talk
		about. Not that it isn't just peachy to see you.
    
Nadine pauses to look around the living room. As if to see it for the first time.
    
				NADINE
		Hey. Where're my drape runners?
    
A beat. Ed steps forward. Gulp.

				ED
		Nadine, how old are you?

				NADINE
		What kind of stupid question is that?
    
				ED
		Humor me. How old are you?

				NADINE
		Thirty-seven, you moron.
    
				ED
			(weighing the possibilities)
		Good answer.
    
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5. EXT. WOODS - NIGHT
    
Pete Martell's pickup is stopped on the side of the road.
    
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6. INT. MARTELL'S PICKUP - NIGHT
    
WINDOM EARLE behind the wheel studies a map of the forest. Next to him is ANNIE
BLACKBURNE.
    
				EARLE
		Glastonbury Grove. Should be right up that path.
			(checks his watch)
		Plenty of time.
    
He watches Annie come to from the chloroform.
    
				EARLE
		Hello, sleepy head.
			(stares at Annie, makes a face)
		Boo!
    
				ANNIE
			(jumps back)
		Who?
    
				EARLE
		Think of me as cancer. Or a heinous virus. Something
		you can die from -- horribly.
			(laughs)
		I am about to cow you for your own mortification.
    
				ANNIE
		Windom Earle.
    
She turns away. Earle reaches over. Pulls her hand from her pocket. A rosary is in her hand.

				EARLE
		Oh, man, what a cheater! Sister Mary Holy Water crams
		for finals.
			(grabs the rosary and tosses it out the window,
			slides closer to her)
		Hey, you want to know something? Cooper's birthday is
		April 19th, 1956. That means his moon is in Aries. Get
		it?
    
This is lost on Annie. Earle goes into a rage.
    
				EARLE
		You don't get it, do you, you pathetic little professional
		shut in.
			(quick mood change)
		On the other hand, I've just spent two weeks in a cabin
		with a smelly head of cabbage.
			(grabs her)
		Has anyone ever told you you look a lot better than Leo
		Johnson? Smell better too.

				ANNIE
			(trying to be calm)
		If you're going to kill me why don't you get it over with?
    
				EARLE
		Oh, we have much bigger plans than that, my pretty.
    
Earle reaches below his seat, takes out the Miss Twin Peaks crown and places it on her head.
He kisses her passionately. She struggles. Earle laughs.
    
				EARLE
		I tell ya, doll, if I was ten years younger and could find
		the heater in this truck - boy, oh, boy. Having some fun
		now.
    
He opens the truck door.
    
				EARLE
		Won't you join me for a gambol in the grove?
    
He drags Annie out of the truck, and into the woods.
    
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7. EXT. ROAD IN THE WOODS - NIGHT
    
Truman's Cruiser skids to a stop behind Pete's pickup. Cooper runs to the truck, feels the
hood.
    
				COOPER
		Still hot. They're close.
    
				TRUMAN
			(into his radio)
		Andy, we've found the truck, get the patrol up here I want
		the search centered from where we are now.
			(to Cooper)
		There's a short cut to the Grove up through here.
    
Cooper checks his watch.
    
				COOPER
		11:45.
    
				TRUMAN
			(breaking out his rifle)
		We still got time, Coop.
    
				COOPER
			(taking out his gun)
		To fear the worst often causes the worst. He's going to
		terrify her, Harry. He did it to me. It's what he did to
		Caroline. Face to face with all that's intolerable. All
		that is evil.
    
				TRUMAN
			(getting his bearings)
		He can't terrify anybody with a bullet between his eyes.
 			(starts up)
		It's this way.
    
				COOPER
		I'm right with you, Harry.
    
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8. EXT. THE WOODS, GLASTONBURY GROVE - NIGHT
    
Earle and Annie enter the circle of twelve trees. Then Earle circles her, stalking.
    
				ANNIE
		What are we doing here?
    
				EARLE
		A momentary pause in limbo, dear. Please be patient.
		Pity young Dale will miss all the fun. I always felt we
		were sort of Lodge Brothers.

				ANNIE
		He'll find you. He'll come for me.
    
				EARLE
			(screaming)
		Do you see him anywhere? Huh? Huh?
    
Annie seems very calm, closes her eyes, whispers prayers to herself.
    
				EARLE
		Prayers? What a revolting development.
    
Earle checks his watch. Frustrated. She's not scaring.
    
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9. EXT. WOODS - NIGHT
    
Truman and Cooper move quickly along a path.
    
				COOPER
		Harry, all my skills, intuitions and dreams have led me
		to the threshold of what is completely unknown. Led me
		in a direction I never could really see. In spite of Earle's
		prideful insanity. In spite of my best reasoning, only one
		truth is clear. Whatever is, is right.
			(stops, to his friend)
		I'll take it from here, Harry. Alone. Cover me.
			(before Truman's protest)
		This is how it's supposed to be.
    
Truman stops. Realizes the truth of what he's saying.
    
				TRUMAN
		Go. Go.
    
Cooper races ahead.
    
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10. EXT. GLASTONBURY GROVE - NIGHT

Earle and Annie in the dark grove.

				EARLE
		You and I have an appointment at the end of the world.
			(railway conductor)
		"Toot, toot, 'board." This where it ends and the fun
		begins. Get ready for first class despondency and
		madness. The bewitching hour looms brightly.
			(Annie is frozen, glaring at him)
		If only Young Dale had lived to see it.
    
				ANNIE
		He's not dead.
    
				EARLE
		Oh, Cooper's dead, alright. Gone and soon forgotten.
		Good riddance to bad rubbish. Didn't I mention it? I
		meticulously splattered his brains across the back of the
		Roadhouse just before we left.
			(chortles)
		Poor studious little Dale. Never saw it coming. Not
		even time for one of his pithy observations. You see, he
		was too busy looking after you. Left himself wide open.
    
				ANNIE
		No... no....
    
				EARLE
		Same thing happened the last time, when he fell in love
		with my wife --
			(pulls out a knife)
		I took the boy right to the edge that time, opened him up
		like a zipper. Six months to put back all the pieces --
			(Annie starts to cry, terror setting in)
		Caroline, the unfaithful whore, she died quickly. Much
		better than she deserved. Don't be so prissy. There's
		nothing serious in mortality. Renown and grace come
		afterward. In fact, they come right here. Here in this
		place the nectar of life will be drawn.
    
Earle moves towards her. Annie screams, terrified. Behind her the doorway to the Lodge
begins to open, a hole in space. Earle is crazed with joy. A benediction.
    
				EARLE
		"I tell you they have not died. Their hands clasp yours
		and mine."

Annie turns and seems to be trying to run away, getting nowhere.
							INTERCUT:
11. ANNIE'S POV
    
A kindly smiling MOTHER SUPERIOR NUN seems to welcome her ... Annie moves
towards her, sobbing ... the Nun turns into Earle, who grabs her by the wrists and pulls her
towards the gaping hole, just as ...
    
12. COOPER
    
... runs into the grove.
							INTERCUT:
13. COOPER'S POV
    
Windom, not dressed in costume, pulls Annie through the hole.
    
Cooper runs to Earle, grabs his leg but it slips away and disappears into the hole.
    
14. TRUMAN
    
... rushes into the grove. Too late. Only to see Cooper disappear into the hole and it closes
up after him.

				TRUMAN
		No... god... no.
    
							FADE OUT:
    
				END ACT ONE

    
				ACT TWO
    
							FADE IN:
    
15. EXT. GLASTONBURY GROVE - NIGHT
    
Truman stands alone in the circular grove waiting for what he doesn't know. Andy runs up
behind him.
    
				ANDY
		Agent Cooper ... Agent Cooper.
    
This scares the hell out of Truman. Andy notices the horse costume leaning against a tree.
    
				ANDY
		Sheriff, look.
    
				TRUMAN
		Stay away from that, Andy.
    
But Andy is already over there.

				ANDY
		No. No. There's a note in the horse's mouth.
    
Truman goes cautiously to him. Andy takes out the note and a net drops on top of him.

				TRUMAN
			(dripping)
		What's the note say?

				ANDY
			(barely able to read in the tangle of the net)
		"Don't look a gift horse in the mouth."
    
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16. INT. EARLE'S CABIN - NIGHT
    
Leo the prisoner sits there with the string holding the bag of spiders. He tries to yell for help
and the string begins to slide through his teeth. He chomps down harder on it.
    
He tries something else. He slides the chair out from under him. It falls away but he has no
more room, has gained nothing. He is left in a squat with no support.
    
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17. EXT. BLUE PINE LODGE - DAY
    
Establish.
    
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18. INT. BLUE PINE LODGE - DAY
    
Morning. ANDREW PACKARD tip-toes through the lodge to the mysterious key enshrined
beneath the glass bell jar atop Catherine's desk.
    
				ANDREW
			(sotto voce)
		I've seen this somewhere...
    
Andrew has an idea. He rifles through the desk, finds a large ring of keys, tagged for easy
identification. Mill Office. Cadillac. Tool Shed. And last... Twin Peaks Savings and Loan. He
lifts the jar, fingers the key, holds it up for closer inspection, compares it to the first. Same
make, same model.

				ANDREW
		The Savings and Loan!
    
Just then: the sound of the kitchen door OPENING. Andrew tears the tag off the second key,
places it under the bell jar. And pockets the first. Andrew hurries out of the room. A beat.
CATHERINE enters, tip-toes like her brother toward the desk. She looks left and right,
makes certain no one is watching. Then gently lifts the glass bell jar.

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19. INT. HAYWARD HOUSE - DAY
    
DONNA HAYWARD carries a small suitcase into the living room, eyes red from crying.
EILEEN HAYWARD follows in her wheelchair.

				EILEEN
		Listen to me. Please.

				DONNA
		I've already heard enough. Okay, Mom?
    
				EILEEN
		But if you'd just let me explain --
    
Both pause. BEN HORNE stands in the center of the living room.
    
				BEN
		Donna.

				DONNA
			(to both, to everybody)
		Leave me alone.
    
				BEN
		Donna, it's not your parents' fault. It's mine.
    
				DONNA
			(anger and contempt)
		My parents? Who exactly is that supposed to be?
    
				BEN
			(to both)
		I only wanted to do good. To be good.
			(remembering Wheeler's advice)
		Tell the hardest truth first. That's what I did. And it
		seemed appropriate, it felt good to tell the truth at last.
			(quietly)
		But I was wrong. You were all better off when I devoted
		my time to lying, cheating, and stealing. And as for
		me...
    
Doc Hayward enters, weary, holding his medicine bag, and sees this tableau before him.
Hayward darkens.
    
				HAYWARD
		Oh, dammit, Ben...
    
				BEN
		Will, I have agonized and I have meditated and I have
		prayed.
    
				EILEEN
		Ben, please.
    
				HAYWARD
		Donna, go to your room.
			(to Ben)
		Ben, I warned you. Get out of my house.

				BEN
		Can you forgive me, Will? After all I've done to you?
		Forgive me. Please forgive me.
    
Ben steps to him, as if to embrace. Hayward grabs Ben by the lapels, forces him from the
room. Chaos follows.
    
				EILEEN
		Will!
    
				HAYWARD
		Leave my family alone!!
    
				DONNA
		DADDY!
    
Hayward shoves Ben toward the door. Ben reaches a hand toward Donna, desperate, as if her
shout was meant for him. Ben falls, STRIKES his head on a coffee table. Donna SCREAMS.
Hayward kneels beside him.
    
				HAYWARD
		Oh, Lord...
			(beat)
		Donna, get my bag.
			(she stands still, in shock)
		DONNA!!
    
Donna takes one last look at Ben, the pool of blood forming beneath his head. And races from
the room. Eileen wheels closer, pales. Hayward kneels an prays.
    
				HAYWARD
		I'm sorry, Ben. My God I'm sorry. Ben, Ben can you hear
		me ?
    
HOLD ON Ben's face for a beat. Silent.
    
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20.  INT. THE BLACK LODGE
    
START CLOSE on Agent Cooper, his face filled with wonder. He occupies a dark space,
limitless.

				COOPER
		Annie?
    
His voice echoes. No reply. Then a bright lights shines, and the GUARDIAN, cowled in
shadow, stands before him.
    
				COOPER
		Where am I?
    
A RIPPING sound. A FLASH of bright light.
    
							SHOCK CUT TO:

21.  INT. MOTEL RECEPTION.
    
SUDDENLY Cooper finds himself in a shabby motel office, a raging wind outside,
slamming doors, shaking windows. At the reception desk, a CLERK, wearing a bizarre
orthopedic brace, a tracheotomy plug in his throat. The clerk speaks, as if to answer Cooper's
question:
    
				CLERK
		Home.
    
21.  CONTINUED:
    
				COOPER
		Is this the Black Lodge?
    
				CLERK
		Name, please.
    
ANGLE ON COOPER
    
Suddenly ten years old. A smallish boy in shorts and shirt.
    
				COOPER AS BOY
		Dale Cooper.
    
BACK TO SCENE
    
The desk clerk nods, inscribes. Cooper has returned to his adult self. The change a flashing
metamorphosis, back and forth. Cooper reorients, reacts. The desk clerk has VANISHED.
An OLD MAN stands in his stead. Solid, kind.in aspect and appearance. Cooper pales.
    
				COOPER
		Father...?
    
				OLD MAN;
		There are fresh towels in every room.
    
				COOPER
		Father, listen to me. I need your help.
    
				OLD MAN
		Cable TV. Including three adult entertainment channels.
    
				COOPER
		Please.
    
				OLD MAN
		And a fruit basket with our compliments.
    
				COOPER
		FATHER!
    
A beat.
    
				OLD MAN
		You will need a key.
    
The old man takes a key from a rack, holds it out to Agent Cooper.
    
				COOPER
		I love you.
    
21.  CONTINUED:(2)
    
Cooper reaches out to receive it. He touches the key, and...
    
A BLINDING FLASH OF LIGHT.
    
THEN DARKNESS.
    
				END ACT TWO
    
 
    
				ACT THREE
    
							FADE IN:
    
22.  EXT. WOODS - DAY
    
Major Briggs leads Deputy Hawk through the woods.
    
				BRIGGS
			(mystic memory)
		I remember sunlight pouring through tall trees...
    
				HAWKS
			(looking for tracks, finding none)
		A common sight in these woods, Major.
    
				BRIGGS
			(realizing)
		I can smell it.
    
				HAWK
		What?
    
				BRIGGS
		The drug Windom Earle gave me has apparently
		heightened my sense data. Shapes, colors, smells. I am
		bombarded, and yet...it's as if my brain were better able
		to interpret and define reality.
			(pausing to consider, big grin)
		Wow.
    
				HAWK
		You might want to have Doc runs some more tests when
		we get back.
    
				BRIGGS
		No, no. I'm fine. I imagine this must have been what the
		Sixites were like.
			(heading out)
		Follow me.
    
Briggs now trots through the pines, a man on a mission. His brain filled with bright new
information. Hawk follows.
    
				BRIGGS
		My God the flowers, can you hear them?
    
				HAWK
		No.
    
				BRIGGS
		The wind passing through their petals has a distinctive
		quality quite different from the pine boughs above us.
		Look. There we are. This way.
    
Briggs bounds into the distance.
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23.  INT. EARLE'S CABIN - DAY
    
Leo furiously works at the string in his mouth, trying to increase his grip on the lifeline. His
hands tug at the shackles, remain bound. Leo looks at the string with crossed eyes, sees that his
saliva is causing it to weaken and fray. Leo emits a little humming moan.
    
Suddenly: FOOTSTEPS outside the cabin. Hawk and Major Briggs charging forward. Leo
reacts, hopeful. The door BURSTS open, Hawk enters first, gun in hand. Briggs follows. Leo
can't help it, he sighs, smiles -
    
				LEO
		Hi
			(realizing his fatal mistake)
		-- WHAAAAAA!!

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24.  EXT. EARLE'S CABIN DAY
    
The cabin exterior. Leo SCREAMING. The SOUND of Hawk and Briggs rushing to the
rescue. GUNSHOTS. More SCREAMING.
    
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25.  EXT. TWIN PEAKS SAVINGS AND LOAN - DAY
    
Audrey takes determined steps toward the Savings and Loan, carrying a small black doctor's
bag.
    
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26.  INT. TWIN PEAKS SAVINGS AND LOAN - DAY
    
Audrey steps through the interior. She is greeted by the Savings and Loan's unctuous manager,
DELL MIBBLER.
    
				MIBBLER
		Audrey. Home. This is a welcome surprise
    
				AUDREY
			(mind on her mission)
		Morning, Mr. Mibbler.
    
Audrey walks right past him, toward the bank vault to the rear.
    
				MIBBLER
			(calling after)
		Is there some thing I do for you? Miss Horne?
    
At the vault bars, Audrey sets down the black bag, digs inside it.
    
				AUDREY
		As a matter of fact, there is.
    
Audrey pulls a long length of chain from the bag, runs it through the vault bars.
    
				AUDREY
		I want you to call the Twin Peaks Gazette.
    
				MIBBLER
		Er, Miss Horne ... ?
    
				AUDREY
		Ask for Dwayne Milford Jr. He's the Editor
    
Audrey wraps the chain around her waist, attaching her to the bars. She removes a
wicked looking padlock from the valise.
    
				MIBBLER
		Dwayne Milford Jr.
			(snapping to)
		Miss Horne, if I may ask a simple question -
    
				AUDREY
			(a rehearsed statement)
		Tell him that Audrey Home has chained herself to the
		Twin Peaks Savings and Loan vault to protest their
		financial ties to the Ghostwood Development Project,
		and that she intends to stay here until a town meeting is
		held to debate the future of our environment, and,
		specifically, the effect of the Ghostwood Project upon it.
    
Audrey pauses to snap the padlock in place. She smiles at Mibbler.
    
				AUDREY
		Could you get me a glass of water please?
    
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27.  INT. TWIN PEAKS SAVINGS AND LOAN - DAY
    
Andrew steps through the interior, spots Savings and Loan manager Mibbler speaking heatedly
into a telephone.

				ANDREW
		Dell Mibbler, as I live and breathe...
    
Mibbler looks up from the phone, blanches. His day goes from bad to surreal.
    
				MIBBLER
		You ... you...you ... you...
    
				ANDREW
		Yes, Dell. It's me. Alive.
    
				MIBBLER
			(sucking up despite insurmountable odds)
		You look fabulous. And the funeral, well, the flowers, the
		boy's choir, it...

				ANDREW
		I was hoping you could do me a small favor.
    
				MIBBLER
			(dazed)
		Anything.

				ANDREW
			(pulling mystery key from pocket)
                     Does this look familiar to you?
    
				MIBBLER
		It's one of our safety deposit keys.
    
				ANDREW
			(stepping toward vault)
		Shall we?
    
				MIBBLER
			(following)
		Of course. There is one small problem...
    
Andrews stops short, sees Audrey chained to the vault bars.
    
				ANDREW
		Hello, young lady.
    
				AUDREY
		Hello.
    
				ANDREW
		Why are you chained to the bank vault?
    
				AUDREY
		Civil disobedience.
    
				ANDREW
		Ahh. "Waste no time arguing what a good man should be.
		Be one." Marcus Aurelius. I admire your verve.
			(to the harried bank manager)
		I see no problem here...
			(to Audrey)
		If you'll excuse us, please?
    
				AUDREY
		Sure.
    
Mibbler sighs, reaches for a large ring of keys, opens the vault door. Audrey scoots forward,
allowing Andrew room to enter.
    
				AUDREY
			(to Mibbler)
		Did you call the Gazette yet? The Sheriff too, probably.
		Ask for Agent Cooper
    
Mibbler throws up his hands, mutters off. Audrey calls after.
    
				AUDREY
		And don't forget the water.
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28. THE BANK VAULT
    
Andrew runs his hands along the wall of safety deposit boxes, finds the matching number.
    
							CUT TO:
    
29.  INT. TWIN PEAKS SAVINGS AND LOAN - DAY
    
Catherine Martell hurries in the savings and loan entrance.
    
Inside the vault, Andrew sticks the key into the safety deposit box.
    
Catherine races toward the bank vault.
    
				CATHERINE
		Andrew!! You promised me!!
    
Andrew turns the key, OPENS the safety deposit box. A HISSING sound is heard. Andrew
is momentarily startled. He sees a note that reads: GOT YOU, ANDREW. LOVE,
THOMAS.
    
Audrey looks up, sees Catherine running toward her.
    
							SHOCK CUT TO:
    
30.  EXT. TWIN PEAKS SAVINGS AND LOAN - DAY
    
The Savings and Loan EXPLODES, windows shattering outward, glass raining down upon the
sunny street.
    
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31. EXT. WOODS - DAY
    
Truman sits on a rock near the circular grove, staring into the now-closed gateway, a mask of
determination. Andy approaches circumspectly. Pause.
    
				ANDY
		You sure you don't want anything to eat?
    
				TRUMAN
		No.
    
				ANDY
		'Cause I could call the diner they could bring something
		out.

				TRUMAN
		If you're hungry, Andy, call. I don't want anything. I'm
		not moving from here until we know where they went and
		when they're coming back.
    
				ANDY
			(pause; loyal and sad)
		Okay.
    
Andy wanders back down towards the cruiser. Truman continues to stare at the grove.
    
							INTERCUT:
    
32.  TRUMAN'S POV
    
Near the center of the grove the air seem to shift shape, move and alter.
    
Truman stands, moves closer.
    
A GLEAMING WHITE SHIELD appears in the oscillating air and from behind it a hand
holding a SILVER SWORD.
    
Truman is mesmerized.

He now sees that holding the shield and sword is a tall, dark WOMAN, wearing a glittering
chain mail. She sees Truman, holds the sword out towards him.
    
				TRUMAN
		Oh my God... oh my God.
    
In a loud snap, image of the woman vanishes and we ...
    
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33.  A BLACK CORRIDOR
    
A dark, ominous version of the Great Northern. Everything in black and white, including the
checkboard floor. Cooper turns a corner and starts towards us, moving cautiously, glancing in
all directions.
    
Looking ahead, he sees someone approaching him. He moves closer and realizes it's a version
of himself, dressed identically, identical in every detail, but upon closer scrutiny realizes the
figure's face is smooth and blank, his eyes gleaming, lifeless and black as ebony, no white
cornea visible.
    
A door swings open to Cooper's left and another to his right. Looking through the left door he
sees Windom Earle far down a corridor, beckoning to him.
    
Looking through the right door he sees Annie.
    
				COOPER,
		Annie!
    
The door SLAMS in his face.
    
							CUT TO BLACK
    
				END ACT THREE
    
  


				ACT FOUR
    
FADE IN:
    
34.  INT. BLACK CORRIDOR
    
Cooper struggles with the door, can't open it.
    
				WINDOM EARLE'S VOICE
		You're going about this all wrong, Dale.
    
Cooper stops, tries to locate the source of the voice.
    
				WINDOM EARLE'S VOICE
		We'll profit not at all from resisting what there is to
		experience here. That much I do know. Still, an entire
		life of research arid contemplation can't begin to prepare
		one for the actual experience of being here.
    
				COOPER
		Where are we?
    
				WINDOM EARLE'S VOICE
		Speaking for myself, I'm up here. No, up here.
    
Cooper looks up. Earle is floating ten feet off the ground some distance away.
    
				EARLE
		Think of us ass astronauts. And when you do, think of us
		fondly. I could hazard a guess at the physics but why
		spoil the fun?
    
				COOPER
		What is this place?
    
				EARLE
		Where do you think we are, dummy?
    
				COOPER
		The Black Lodge.
    
Earle points the shock remote at him and presses the button: a burst of energy hits Cooper and a
loud BUZZING sound is heard.
    
				EARLE
		Good answer. I've always hoped my endless hours of
		mentoring might CONTRIBUTE to the development
		of a fertile MIND. You were such a dullard, Coopy, such
		an earnest, plodding, do-gooding Eagle Scout - it was
		all I could do sometimes to keep myself from
		SHREDDING YOUR INTERNAL ORGANS OUT OF
		GENERAL PRINCIPLE!
    
				COOPER
			(hiding his alarm)
		You were too smart for me, Windom.
    
				EARLE
		Don't prostrate yourself, dear boy. You're a tool, a useful
		one, granted, but it can't very well be said that we play in
		the same league, now can it?
    
				COOPER
		You were always looking for this.
    
				EARLE
		That's right. And what were you looking for, in your
		endless perambulations? Oh, I know all about those three
		"missing years," Tibet and your pathetic eager-beaver
		globetrotring quest for enlightenment. In that one respect
		we aren't so radically different. Perhaps that's why I've
		tolerated you for as long as I did. Because I knew that,
		one day, you would prove useful.

				COOPER
		Useful for what?

				EARLE
		Why do you think, silly boy? For FUN.
    
He points the remote at him again and presses the button. A blinding flash of light.
    
							CUT TO:
35. INT. RED ROOM
    
Cooper comes to, lying on the floor of the red room. He rouses himself, looks around.
Hearing someone humming.
    
				COOPER
		Where am I?
    
A crude, hand-painted sign falls into view. It reads: PITTSBURGH, STUPID. The sign flies
up out of sight.
    
Cooper locates the source of the humming: a WOMAN in a pretty dress stands with her back
to him, at a sink in a small kitchen area.
    
				COOPER (CONTINUED)
		Caroline ... oh my God ... Caroline?
    
No response. The humming grows louder. Cooper advances on the figure.
    
				COOPER (CONTINUED)
		Caroline?
    
The humming stops. The figure tenses but doesn't turn. Cooper moves closer.
    
				COOPER (CONTINUED)
		Caroline, it's me ... it's Dale.
    
Cooper is right behind the figure. He slowly reaches a hand out, touches the figure tentatively
on the shoulder. We hear a low GROWLING and then the figure turns. It's Annie. As
Caroline.
    
				ANNIE
		Dale, oh my God, you startled me. I thought it might be
		Windom.
			(she embraces him)
		Thank God you're here, I've missed you so much.
    
				COOPER
			(genuinely)
		I've missed you too.

				ANNIE
		I've been so frightened. I had the most terrible dream.
    
				COOPER
		What was it?
    
				ANNIE
		I saw the face of the man. The face of the man who killed
		me.
    
Cooper draws back.
    
				ANNIE (CONTINUED)
		I know who it is. It's the same man who kidnapped me,
		the man who gave me the drug. It was Windom, Dale. It
		was him all along.
    
Cooper stares at her.
    
				ANNIE (CONTINUED)
		What's the matter? Don't you believe me? It's my
		husband. He's the killer. He's the one I saw. We've got
		to stop him.
    
				COOPER
		You said the face of the man who killed you.

				ANNIE
		Did I? You must be mistaken. I'm alive.
    
Pause. Cooper seems close to tears.
    
				COOPER
		... Annie?
    
				ANNIE
		Who's Annie?
    
Cooper looks around. Speaks to the unseen Earle.
    
				COOPER
		Leave her alone. Tell me what you want, just leave her
		alone.

36. A spotlight comes up on Earle, in top hat and tails. Big band music. Earle sings.

				EARLE
		"Long ago a glimpse of stocking was looked on as
		something, now Heaven knows, anything goes."
    
The light blacks out. Cooper turns back the other way and sees ...
    
37.  A SHADOWY FIGURE ...
    
...lurking behind Annie, in a slouch hat, holding a long, thin gleaming medical instrument.
    
				COOPER
		Windom...
    
Windom looks up from under the hat and winks at him, then directs Cooper's attention to
another part of the room where ...
    
38.  A distraught Earle ...
    
... sits with two POLICE OFFICERS, describing a crime scene.
    
				EARLE
		I came in the door. There was blood on the kitchen
		floor. I followed it into the living room ... that's where
		they were lying ...
    
Cooper looks over and sees ... Annie, pale and quite obviously dead, lying in the arms of
Cooper's "double" ...
    
				EARLE (CONTINUED)
		I thought they were both dead. I knew that because I
		stabbed them myself.
    
Earle reveals the medical instrument. Blood on its tip. The double opens its black, lifeless
eyes and stares at Cooper.
    
				COOPER
		Don't do this. Don't hurt her. Tell me what you want!
    
							CUT TO:
39. THE BLACK CORRIDOR
    
Cooper arid Earle are standing side by side.
    
				EARLE
			(casual as an old school chum)
		That's more like it. Sorry to put you through that, old
		boy, but I did need to secure your cooperation. Don't
		worry about your girlfriend. She's alive, of course --
    
				COOPER
		What do you want?
    
				EARLE
		Actually, I need you to volunteer for something. A
		mission for a man of singular quality -
    
				COOPER
		Tell me.
    
				EARLE
			(friendly and jovial)
		Come along with me.
    
He opens a door. Gestures for Cooper to precede him. Cooper does. Earle follows.

							CUT TO:
40.  INT. THRONE ROOM
    
A black and white doctor's office. Plain. Non-threatening. Two steps lead up to a dentist's
chair on a elevated rostrum.
    
				EARLE
		Some people, I won't name names, they call the place
		Hell. I don't have to tell you what they call the other
		place. Needless to say, they've got it all backwards.
		This is the place of power. The other's a revolting
		mixture of milk-curdling sentimentality and bland
		acquiescence to the cosmic equivalent of good table
		manners. See, there's Annie.
    
He points casually to a medical supply cabinet, where Annie is trapped, alive, behind glass.

				EARLE (CONTINUED)
		In case of emergency, break glass.
			(turning back to Cooper)
		Here's the deal, Dale. Throne room. Windom.
		Windom sits on throne. Windom king. Windom happy.
		Problem: Windom need to make deposit first. That's
		how it works. Windom can't make deposit all by
		himself. Windom un-happy.
    
				COOPER
		What kind of deposit?
    
				EARLE
		Here's where the designers show their ingenuity. In return
		for the best seat in the house they want something in
		return. Guess what: voluntarily offered, no strings
		attached, by its owner and operator ... the soul of a good
		human being. Naturally something I have in very short
		supply.
			(close to him)
		That's where you come in.
    
				COOPER
		You'll let her go. You'll let her live.
    
				EARLE
			(smiles)
		Why, Dale, it's as if you read my mind.
    
				COOPER
		All right, let's do it. Now. Fast.
    
				EARLE
		Lovely. Stand over there.
    
A light illuminates a single square of the black and white checkerboard floor. Cooper moves
to it. Another light illuminates the dentist chair. A third hits Annie. Everything else goes
BLACK. Earle moves to the dentist chair, sits and sing happily.
    
				EARLE (CONTINUED)
		"Back in the saddle again, out where an Indian's your
		friend, where everything is green and you can pee right
		into the stream ... back in the saddle again."
    
A rumbling SOUND. Something approaching. Earle sits back and claps his hands like an
excited child. A DOOR OPENS. A MAN in a version of a white dentist's smock enters,
pushing a covered tray. We can't see his face. He stops next to the chair.
    
				EARLE (CONTINUED)
		Oh goody.

Suddenly clamps spring out of the arms and legs of the chair. Another slithers around
Windom's neck while yet another gags him.
    
The Dentist uncovers the table, revealing an array of loathsome medical instruments. The
Dentist picks up a particularly nasty one, a huge syringe, and turns to face them ... it's killer
BOB. Earle squirms, screams. We hear Bob's voice, but his lips don't move.
    
				BOB'S VOICE
			(to Cooper, moving towards him)
		If you know what's good for you, and you do, don't
		move.
			(Cooper doesn't)
		The fool broke the rules: it's really no good if you don't
		volunteer. Doesn't count if you're coerced. He'll have to
		be punished and he will be ...
			(close to him)
		Of course that doesn't mean we have to let you go. This
		is for extracting.
    
Bob grins and is about to use the syringe on Cooper when a HAND reaches in and stops him.
They both turn to look and see ... Laura. Alarm on.Bob's face. A SOUND of two
tremendous energies colliding. A WHITE LIGHT fills the room. Cooper looks to Annie,
who's calling for him silently.
							FADE TO WHITE:
FADE IN:

41. EXT. WOODS - DAY
    
Fighting off fatigue, Truman moves around, stretching. Looking back to the grove he sees
someone lying in its center. Truman runs to them. It's Cooper and Annie, both unconscious.
    
				TRUMAN
		Cooper? Cooper!
			(into his walkie-talkie)
		Andy, get that ambulance up here right now -- Cooper?
    
He realizes there's blood on Annie's blouse. Cooper opens his eyes.
    
				TRUMAN (CONTINUED)
		Coop, you okay? Coop? You okay?
    
Cooper slowly shakes his head and closes his eyes again. SOUND of a siren in the distance.

							DISSOLVE TO:
    
42.  INT. GREAT NORTHERN COOPER'S ROOM - NIGHT
    
Wearing pajamas, Cooper lies in bed. Doc Hayward and Truman attend him. Cooper opens
his eyes again.

				DOC
		Here he is.
    
				TRUMAN
		Coop ...
    
				COOPER
		Where am I?
    
				TRUMAN
		Your room at the Great Northern. Annie's gonna be okay.
		She's in the hospital.
    
Pause.
    
				DOC
		You've had quite a shock. Everything checks out, though.
		You're going to be fine.
    
				TRUMAN
		I can't tell you how worried we were. I saw you
		disappear. God almighty ...
    
				COOPER
			(pause)
		I'd like to brush my teeth.
    
				TRUMAN
		Okay, sure, good.     
		Let me help you up.
    
They help him to his feet.
    
				COOPER
		Thank you.
    
Cooper walks slowly to the bathroom and closes the door.
							CUT TO:
43. INT. COOPER'S BATHROOM - NIGHT

Cooper looks at the sink, at his personal effects, he picks up the toothbrush, squeezes some
toothpaste on it and lifts it to his mouth. He holds it in front of his mouth, looks into the
mirror and smiles brightly. Looking into the mirror, staring back at him, is the face of Bob.
    
							CUT TO BLACK:
    
				THE END