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* KickTheSonOfABitch: If there was any victim that fully deserved what BOB did to them, it was Windom Earle.
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* GentleGiant: His speaking voice is calm and pleasant, and he's dressed smartly. It's difficult to imagine him hurting a fly. That said, he is a creature of the Black Lodge, a world of pure evil... but is also clearly a major figure in the White Lodge whenever he appears in black and white, so his [[IncrediblyLamePun true colors]] are unknown.

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* GentleGiant: His speaking voice is calm and pleasant, and he's dressed smartly. It's difficult to imagine him hurting a fly. That said, he is a creature of the Black Lodge, a world of pure evil... but is also clearly a major figure in the White Lodge whenever he appears in black and white, so his [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} true colors]] are unknown.
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* MirrorMonster: One of the most iconic in television history.

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* MirrorMonster: One of the most iconic in television history. Amusingly, that first shot of him as a reflection was an ''accident''; during the filming of the last shot of the pilot, Frank Silva happened to stand in such a way that his reflection showed up on-camera, and David Lynch (who'd wanted to put Silva into the show somehow) decided to build an entire character and the ''main through-line of the show's plot'' from it.
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-->'''Douglas Milford:''' ...By our meager moral definitions, they may both be "good" and "evil," and those precious distinctions of outs mean nothing to them.

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-->'''Douglas Milford:''' ...By our meager moral definitions, they may both be "good" and "evil," and those precious distinctions of outs ours mean nothing to them.
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* NatureIsNotNice: The Lodge denizens have a strong connection with nature. BOB is frequently compared to owls , while the entrance to the lodges on Earth is a ring of ageless stones deep in the forest. Hawk explains that the White Lodge is where ''nature and man meet'', where the Black Lodge is the place you must "go through" to reach the White Lodge.

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* NatureIsNotNice: The Lodge denizens have a strong connection with nature. BOB is frequently compared to owls , owls, while the entrance to the lodges on Earth is a ring of ageless stones deep in the forest. Hawk explains that the White Lodge is where ''nature and man meet'', where the Black Lodge is the place you must "go through" to reach the White Lodge.

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* EvilSoundsDeep: When he's not laughing maniacally, BOB is a GutturalGrowler.

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* %%* EvilSoundsDeep: When he's not laughing maniacally, BOB is has a GutturalGrowler.deep voice.



* GutturalGrowler: Speaks with a much lower voice than his somewhat anxious host.



* GutturalGrowler: They sound (and look) like Music/TomWaits impersonators.
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* KarmicReformHell: Local folklore surmises that the Black Lodge is supposed to be a place where the souls of the dead pass through and endure the evil things that live within it and achieving perfection at the very end. How accurate this is to the real thing is debatable.
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* EvilSmellsBad: A sign of BOB's presence is an inexplicable smell of burning oil or gasoline.

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* EvilSmellsBad: A sign of BOB's presence is an inexplicable smell of burning motor oil or gasoline.

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** ''The Return'' then loosely extends the metaphor: [[spoiler:he also represents the "rape" of the environment by nuclear testing and the defilement of humanity by the H-bomb.]]

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** ''The Return'' then loosely extends the metaphor: [[spoiler:he this once [[spoiler:his origin is revealed: He also therefore represents the "rape" of the environment by nuclear testing and the defilement of humanity by the H-bomb.]]



-->"I! WILL! KILL! AGAIN!"
-->"WHAT HAPPENED TO [[spoiler:DEAD JOSIE]], COOP?"



* EvilSoundsDeep: When he's not laughing maniacally, BOB is a GutturalGrowler.



* FusionDance: [[spoiler: A chilling image of BOB's face mixed with Evil Cooper's face in episode 5 of ''The Return'' seems to imply that BOB has merged with the Evil Doppelganger of Cooper that he created but leaves the Coopelganger in control while residing dormant within him.]]

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* FusionDance: Happens twice:
** His face appears on [[spoiler:Leland's]] body during his [[spoiler:rape of Laura]] in ''Fire Walk With Me''.
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[[spoiler: A chilling image of BOB's face mixed with Evil Cooper's face in episode 5 of ''The Return'' seems to imply that BOB has merged with the Evil Doppelganger of Cooper that he created but leaves the Coopelganger in control while residing dormant within him.]]



* GutturalGrowler: He has a low, raspy voice.



* HumanoidAbomination: BOB is obviously a kind of demon or something, but he looks like a perfectly average human.

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* HumanoidAbomination: BOB is obviously a kind of demon or something, demon, but he looks like a perfectly average human.



* TomTheDarkLord: He is a demonic entity who feeds on fear and pleasure and comes from an alternate plane of reality that consists of pure evil. He goes by the name BOB.

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* TomTheDarkLord: He is a demonic entity who feeds on fear and pleasure and comes from an alternate plane of reality that consists of pure evil. He goes by the name BOB. WordOfGod says this was intentional, as David Lynch points out in multiple interviews that he wanted to give the show's ArcVillain a name that didn't sound threatening.



* WeUsedToBeFriends: With MIKE; before the events of the series the two seemed to have a VillainousFriendship.
* WildHair: Long, grey, and messy. [[spoiler: Given enough time, the hair of the Cooper doppelganger he creates becomes extremely similar.]]

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* WeUsedToBeFriends: With MIKE; before the events of the series MIKE's HeelFaceTurn, the two seemed to have had a VillainousFriendship.
* WildHair: Long, grey, graying, greasy, and messy. [[spoiler: Given enough time, the hair of the Cooper doppelganger he creates becomes extremely similar.]]
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* NotSoStoic: Looks genuinely despairing when he tells Cooper "it is happening again".
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* DeathBySex: It killed Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato when they were hooking up.
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** One of the original projects Lynch and Frost planned was a series about the ancient Lemurians, who would have been portrayed as immensely powerful and evil.
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An eyeless woman who dwells in a bizarre steampunk house afloat in a cosmic void. She aids Cooper in his flight from the Black Lodge, against the wishes of her unseen "mother", but is ejected into space in the process. She later reappears in Twin Peaks when the police go to a set of coordinates left in a capsule by Major Briggs, and is taken into their protection. Is eventually revealed to be the true Diane, who was transformed into Naido by the Woodsmen after being raped Mr. C. After he and BOB are finally destroyed, she is able to finally return to her human form.

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An eyeless woman who dwells in a bizarre steampunk house afloat in a cosmic void. She aids Cooper in his flight from the Black Lodge, against the wishes of her unseen "mother", but is ejected into space in the process. She later reappears in Twin Peaks when the police go to a set of coordinates left in a capsule by Major Briggs, and is taken into their protection. Is eventually revealed to be the true Diane, who was transformed into Naido by the Woodsmen after being raped by Mr. C. After he and BOB are finally destroyed, she is able to finally return to her human form.
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* TheSociopath: BOB is a vicious entity who feeds upon agony he subjects his victims to. He feels nothing but sadistic joy at all the suffering he has caused the people of Twin Peaks.
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* TheSociopath: BOB is a vicious entity who feeds upon agony he subjects his victims to. He feels nothing but sadistic joy at all the suffering he has caused the people of Twin Peaks.

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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: [[spoiler:Given his possession of Leland and his role in Leland's backstory, it's not hard to read BOB as the personification of child abuse.]]

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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: AnthropomorphicPersonification:
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[[spoiler:Given his possession of Leland and his role in Leland's backstory, it's not hard to read BOB as the personification of child abuse.]]
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* BeardOfEvil: The woodsmen have straggly matted facial hair. [[UncannyValley Some of them even appear to wear large, obviously fake beards]].

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* BeardOfEvil: The woodsmen have straggly matted facial hair. [[UncannyValley Some of them even appear to wear large, obviously fake beards]].beards.
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* NuclearNasty: In ''The Return'', he is implied to be a product of environmental ruin caused by [[spoiler: the H-bomb, or at least as having fed on the suffering it brought about]].

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* NuclearNasty: NuclearMutant: In ''The Return'', he is implied to be a product of environmental ruin caused by [[spoiler: the H-bomb, or at least as having fed on the suffering it brought about]].



* NuclearNasty: It's ''very'' strongly implied their existence is somehow connected to nuclear tests that knocked out part of America's desert wilderness, making [[MindScrew various strange and usually bad things happen]].

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* NuclearNasty: NuclearMutant: It's ''very'' strongly implied their existence is somehow connected to nuclear tests that knocked out part of America's desert wilderness, making [[MindScrew various strange and usually bad things happen]].

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* EmotionEater: They feed on "garmonbozia", the pain and suffering of mortal beings.

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* EmotionEater: They The beings from the Black Lodge feed on "garmonbozia", the pain and suffering of mortal beings.



* EvilIsHammy: Nearly everything he says is delivered in an over-the-top style, and when he's not talking we often seem him grinning or screaming maniacally.


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* EvilIsHammy: Nearly everything he says is delivered in an over-the-top style, and when he's not talking we often seem him grinning or screaming maniacally.

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