History Recap / TwinPeaksS1E06CoopersDreams

Cooper and Harry, along with other officers and Dr. Hayward, conduct a thorough search of Jacques Renault's apartment. Harry reports that no one has seen Jacques for two days and that it looks like Bernie has jumped bail. Dr. Hayward meanwhile reports that the blood on Leo's bloodied shirt is the wrong type to be Laura's, but it might be Jacques'. Cooper meanwhile manages to find a copy of the Flesh World, a contact ad magazine that features contact ads, that Jacques had stashed away. It turns out that Jacques was managing correspondence for several of the magazine's advertisers, though one of the advertisers, in particular, catches the eye of the investigators: Laura. Her photograph is in front of red velvet drapes (not unlike the ones in Cooper's dream), which Cooper notices are much like those of a cabin in a photograph Jacques has in his apartment. Cooper tells Harry and Dr. Hayward to pack up, as they are going on an expedition into the woods to find the said cabin.

Shelly is having breakfast with Bobby; the two roleplay the idea of shooting Leo, while they toy with Shelly's pistol. When Andy arrives to enquire about Leo, Bobby hides and Shelly attempts to make Leo seem deeply involved in Laura's death and Jacques Renault's disappearance. Elsewhere, Ed and Norma meet to discuss their spouses. Hank has been released from prison, while the ever-volatile Nadine is increasingly becoming mentally unwell. Norma leaves, feeling that things are going nowhere, leaving Ed crestfallen. Meanwhile, Audrey is interviewed by Emory Battis, the manager of her father's department store, for a job. She blackmails Battis into giving her a position at the shop's perfume counter -- where Laura and Ronette Pulaski worked before their abduction.

* TheMistress: Norma is not happy to be regulated to this role with Big Ed and effectively dumps him in this episode.

Cooper and Harry, along with other officers and Dr. Hayward, conduct a thorough search of Jacques Renault's apartment. Harry reports that no one has seen Jacques for two days and that it looks like Bernie has jumped bail. Dr. Hayward meanwhile reports that the blood on Leo's bloodied shirt is the wrong type to be Laura's, but it might be Jacques'. Cooper meanwhile manages to find a copy of the Flesh World, a contact ad magazine that features contact ads, that Jacques had stashed away. It turns out that Jacques was managing correspondence for several of the magazine's advertisers, though one of the advertisers, in particular, catches the eye of the investigators: Laura. Her photograph is in front of red drapes, which Cooper notices are much like those of a cabin in a photograph Jacques has in his apartment. Cooper tells Harry and Dr. Hayward to pack up, as they are going on an expedition into the woods to find the said cabin.

Cooper is woken early by the sound of a raucous party in the Great Northern Hotel, and makes a note for Diane to send him some ear plugs by mail. Next morning, Cooper enters the dining room as the singing continues and the waitress tells him the men are a business junket from Iceland. Audrey talks to Cooper and offers to help him with his case, but he tells her stay out of it go to school. He leaves to meet Harry, while Jerry meets with Ben to discuss the new Icelandic investors in their property developments. Leland arrives, disoriented and wishing to return to work, but the Hornes send him home.

Cooper and Harry, along with other officers and Dr. Hayward, conduct a thorough search of Jacques Renault's apartment. Harry reports that no one has seen Jacques for two days and that it looks like Bernie has jumped bail. Dr. Hayward meanwhile reports that the blood on Leo's bloodied shirt is the wrong type to be Laura's, but it might be Jacques'. Cooper meanwhile manages to find a copy of the Flesh World, a contact ad magazine that features contact ads, that Jacques had stashed away. It turns out that Jacques was managing correspondence for several of the magazine's advertisers, though one of the advertisers in particular catches the eye of the investigators: Laura. Her photograph is in front of red drapes, which Cooper notices are much like those in of a cabin in a photograph Jacques has in his apartment. Cooper tells Harry and Dr. Hayward to pack up, as they are going on an expedition into the woods to find said cabin.

Shelly is having breakfast with Bobby; the two roleplay the idea of shooting Leo, while they toy with Shelly's pistol. When Andy arrives to enquire about Leo, Bobby hides and Shelly attempts to make Leo seem deeply involved in Laura's death and Jacques Renault's disappearance. Elsewhere, Ed and Norma meet to discuss their spouses. Hank has been released from prison, while the ever volatile Nadine is increasingly becoming mentally unwell. Norma leaves, feeling that things are going nowhere, leaving Ed crestfallen. Meanwhile, Audrey is interviewed by Emory Battis, the manager of her father's department store, for a job. She blackmails Battis into giving her a position at the shop's perfume counter -- where Laura and Ronette Pulaski worked before their abduction.

Meanwhile, using the photograph from Renault's home and the clues from Cooper's dream, Cooper, Hawk, Harry, and Dr. Hayward search the woods for the cabin they believe to be the scene of the murder. The group comes across a cabin, but Cooper deduces that it is the wrong one. Regardless, cabin's inhabitant, the Log Lady, steps outside to meet them and invites them inside for tea and cookies, saying that the owls will not able to see them there. The investigators accept her invitation. As they sit down at her table, the Log Lady gives them directions to Jacques' cabin that tells Cooper that her log has information for him. She says that the log apparently saw what happened in the other cabin on the night of Laura's murder: It saw two men and two girls and heard some screaming.

Following the Log Lady's directions. The investigators finds Jacques' cabin with the red drapes. Cooper is quite intrigued as many of the details in the cabin matches the clues the little man in the red suit told him in his dream. Searching the place, they find twine on the floor along with a bloodstain. A poker chip rolls out of the cuckoo clock: it is missing a piece of the same shape as was found in Laura's stomach. Harry also finds Waldo, the caged myna bird.

That same afternoon, Bobby attends family counseling with Dr. Jacoby, alongside his mother and father. Jacoby eventually asks Bobby's parents to step outside for a moment, so that he can talk to Bobby privately. Bobby is initially dismissive of Jacoby's attempt at analysing him, but when Jacoby reveals that he knows about what happened between him and Laura the first time the two had sex, namely that Bobby [[CryingAfterSex cried afterwards]] and Laura laughed at him for it, he breaks down and confesses that Laura had told him that she wanted to die. She told him that people were sick and rotten. Jacoby asks if Laura had a terrible secret, and says that she wanted to corrupt people. Bobby tearfully reveals that it is true for himself -- Laura pressured into dealing drugs so that she could use them herself.

* LoveDodecahedron: The love triangle between Ed, Nadine, and Norma becomes this by the addition of Hank.
* TheMistress: Norma is not happy to be regulated to this role with Big Ed and effectively dumps him this episode.

* XanatosGambit: Ben and Catherine's plan with the saw mill.

Maddie meets with James and Donna at the RR Diner. They discuss Laura's death; James and Donna believe Laura hid a diary at her home and want Maddie, who is now staying there, to look for it. They leave as Norma and Shelly arrive; Hank is seated at another table and pulls Norma aside to ask to start working in order to regain her trust.

Cooper and Harry, along with other officers and Dr. Hayward, conduct a thorough search of Jacques Renault's apartment. Harry reports that no one has seen Jacques for two days and that it looks like Bernie has jumped bail. Dr. Hayward meanwhile reports that the blood on Leo's bloodied shirt is the wrong type to be Laura's, but it might be Jacques'.Cooper meanwhile manages to find a copy of the Flesh World, a contact ad magazine that features contact ads, that Jacques had stashed away. It turns out that Jacques was managing correspondence for several of the magazine's advertisers, though one of the advertisers in particular catches the eye of the investigators: Laura. Her photograph is in front of red drapes, which Cooper notices are much like those in of a cabin in a photograph Jacques has in his apartment. Cooper tells Harry and Dr. Hayward to pack up, as they are going on an expedition into the woods to find said cabin.

Cooper is woken early by the sound of a raucous party in the Great Northern Hotel. Next morning, Cooper enters the dining room as the singing continues and the waitress tells him the men are a business junket from Iceland. Audrey talks to Cooper and offers to help him with his case, but he tells her stay out of it go to school. He leaves to meet Harry, while Jerry meets with Ben to discuss the new Icelandic investors in their property developments. Leland arrives, disoriented and wishing to return to work, but the Hornes send him home.

Following the Log Lady's directions. The investigators finds Jacques' cabin with the red drapes. Searching the cabin, they find twine on the floor along with a bloodstain. A poker chip rolls out of the cuckoo clock: it is missing a piece of the same shape as was found in Laura's stomach. Harry also finds Waldo, the caged myna bird.

At a party in the Great Northern to welcome the new investors, Ben Horne and Catherine secretly discuss their plan to burn the town's sawmill and buy the land cheaply. Leland begins sobbing hysterically when a piece of music begins, and Catherine escorts him away. Meanwhile, Shelly waits at home with her gun, as Leo arrives back making his preparations to start the fire at the mill. Hank attacks him beside his truck, threatening him not to compete. Leo, angry at having been cowed by Hank, returns home and lashes out at Shelly. Being fed up, she pulls the gun on him, but he doubts that she would pull the trigger. She actually takes a shot at him and hits him, causing him to scream like a wounded animal.

* XanatosGambit: Ben and Catherine's plan with the saw hill.

* INeedAFreakingDink: When Leo comes home after being beaten up by Hank, he demands that Shelly get him a beer.

Meanwhile, using the photograph from Renault's home and the clues from Cooper's dream, Cooper, Hawk, Harry, and Dr. Hayward search the woods for the cabin they believe to be the scene of the murder. The group comes across a cabin, but Cooper deduces that it is the wrong one. Regardless, cabin's inhabitant, the Log Lady, steps outside to meet them and invites them inside for tea and cookies, saying the owls will not see them inside. The investigators accept her invitation. As they sit down at her table, the Log Lady gives them directions to Jacques' cabin that tells Cooper that her log has information for him. She says that the log apparently saw what happened in the other cabin on the night of Laura's murder: It saw two men and two girls and heard some screaming.

Cooper and Harry, along with other officers and Dr. Hayward, conduct a thorough search of Jacques Renault's apartment. Harry reports that no one has seen Jacques for two days and that it looks like Bernie has jumped bail. Dr. Hayward meanwhile reports that the blood on Leo's bloodied shirt is the wrong type to be Laura's, but it might be Jacques'.

Maddie meets with James and Donna at the RR Diner. They discuss Laura's death; James and Donna believe Laura hid a diary at her home and want Maddie, who is now staying there, to look for it. They leave as Norma and Shelly arrive; Hank is seated at another table and pulls Norma aside to ask to start working in order to regain her trust. Meanwhile, using a photograph from Renault's home and the clues from Cooper's dream, the investigators find a log cabin in the woods that they believe to be the scene of the murder; on the floor Cooper finds a fragment of a One Eyed Jacks casino chip that matches the piece found in Laura's stomach, and Harry finds Waldo, the caged myna bird.

Coming back home to the sound of the Icelanders singing, Cooper is suspicious of someone being in his darkened hotel room. He points his gun and says to turn on the light. Audrey is naked in his bed, and she begs him to let her stay.

Shelly is having breakfast with her lover Bobby; the two roleplay the idea of shooting Leo, while they toy with Shelly's pistol. When Andy arrives to enquire about Leo, Bobby hides and Shelly attempts to make Leo seem deeply involved in Laura's death and Jacques Renault's disappearance. Elsewhere, Ed and Norma meet to discuss their spouses. Hank has been released from prison, while the ever volatile Nadine is increasingly becoming mentally unwell. Norma leaves, feeling that things are going nowhere, leaving Ed crestfallen. Meanwhile, Audrey is interviewed by Emory Battis, the manager of her father's department store, for a job. She blackmails Battis into giving her a position at the shop's perfume counter -- where Laura and Ronette Pulaski worked before their abduction.

Cooper is woken early by the sound of a raucous party in the Great Northern Hotel. He leaves to meet Truman, while Jerry Horne (David Patrick Kelly) meets his brother Benjamin (Richard Beymer) to discuss the new Icelandic investors in their property developments. Leland Palmer (Ray Wise) arrives, disoriented and wishing to return to work, but the Hornes send him home. Cooper, Truman and Doctor Hayward (Warren Frost) discuss Johnson's bloodied shirt, learning that the blood is not Laura's but that of drug smuggler Jacques Renault.

Johnson's wife Shelly is having breakfast with her lover Bobby Briggs; the two roleplay the idea of shooting Johnson, while they toy with Shelly's pistol. When Deputy Andy Brennan (Harry Goaz) arrives to enquire about Johnson, Briggs hides and Shelly attempts to make Johnson seem deeply involved in Laura's death and Renault's disappearance. Elsewhere, lovers Ed Hurley (Everett Mc Gill) and Norma Jennings (Peggy Lipton) meet to discuss their spouses. Jennings' husband Hank (Chris Mulkey) has been released from prison, while Hurley's volatile wife Nadine is increasingly becoming mentally unwell. Jennings leaves, feeling that things are going nowhere, leaving Hurley crestfallen. Meanwhile, Audrey Horne (Sherilyn Fenn) is interviewed for a job at her father's department store and blackmails the interviewer into giving her a position at the shop's perfume counter—where Laura and Ronette Pulaski worked before their abduction.

Madeline Ferguson (Lee) meets with James Hurley and Donna Hayward (Lara Flynn Boyle) at the RR Diner. They discuss Laura's death; Hurley and Hayward believe Laura hid a diary at her home and want Ferguson, who is now staying there, to look for it. They leave as Jennings and Shelly arrive; Hank is seated at another table and pulls Jennings aside to ask to start working in order to regain her trust. Meanwhile, using a photograph from Renault's home and the clues from Cooper's dream, the investigators find a log cabin in the woods that they believe to be the scene of the murder; on the floor Cooper finds a fragment of a One Eyed Jacks casino chip that matches the piece found in Laura's stomach, and Truman finds Waldo, the caged myna bird.

That same afternoon, Bobby attends family counseling with Dr. Jacoby (Russ Tamblyn), the town psychiatrist who also saw Laura as a patient prior to her death. Bobby is initially dismissive of Jacoby's attempt at analysis, but once he is isolated from his parents, he breaks down and confesses that Laura had told him that she wanted to die—and that she had pressured Bobby into dealing drugs so that she could use them herself.

At a party in the Great Northern to welcome the new investors, Benjamin and Catherine Martell (Piper Laurie) secretly discuss their plan to burn the town's sawmill and buy the land cheaply. Leland begins sobbing hysterically when a piece of music begins, and Martell escorts him away. Meanwhile, Shelly waits at home with her gun, as Johnson arrives back. Hank attacks him beside his truck, threatening him; Johnson returns home and lashes out at Shelly, and she draws the gun and shoots him.

Coming back home to the sound of the Icelanders singing, Agent Cooper is suspicious of someone in his dark room. He points his gun and says to turn on the light. Audrey Horne is naked in his bed, and she begs him to let her stay.

* DrivenToSuicide: Bobby has this interpretation of Laura's death. [[spoiler: ''Fire Walk With Me'' reveals he's correct, albeit, it's also a HeroicSacrifice.]]

* TheWofEffect: Hank Jennings beats on and intimidates Leo to illustrate he's a better breed of criminal.

Johnson's wife Shelly is having breakfast with her lover Bobby Briggs; the two roleplay the idea of shooting Johnson, while they toy with Shelly's pistol. When Deputy Andy Brennan (Harry Goaz) arrives to enquire about Johnson, Briggs hides and Shelly attempts to make Johnson seem deeply involved in Laura's death and Renault's disappearance. Elsewhere, lovers Ed Hurley (Everett McGill) and Norma Jennings (Peggy Lipton) meet to discuss their spouses. Jennings' husband Hank (Chris Mulkey) has been released from prison, while Hurley's volatile wife Nadine is increasingly becoming mentally unwell. Jennings leaves, feeling that things are going nowhere, leaving Hurley crestfallen. Meanwhile, Audrey Horne (Sherilyn Fenn) is interviewed for a job at her father's department store and blackmails the interviewer into giving her a position at the shop's perfume counter—where Laura and Ronette Pulaski worked before their abduction.