Who is the literary equivalent of Dougie Jones?
Who is the literary equivalent of Dougie Jones?
Noah Martin
Jonathan Phillips
UG Krishnamurti at the height of his experiences.
Ryder Adams
*ting ting ting*
*ahem*
FUCK Twin Peaks season 3 and FUCK Dougie and FUCK jannies and FUCK trannies.
Juan James
Cringe
The Return > FWWM > The good parts of season 2 > season 1 > season 2
Dominic Clark
good soldier svejk
Josiah Turner
Fix your heart or die.
Dylan Butler
i can't even tell anymore if you guys are baiting or just plain retarded, and i suspect even yourself can't tell.
Xavier Jones
This is pretty correct, though I d move the movie around abit
Also hes right, Season 3 was some of the best fucking TV ever made, if you dont like it then you never liked Lynch. If you didnt like lynch then why the fuck did you watch Twin Peaks for? I hope it wasnt for Le Reddit comfy corky show..
Lincoln Clark
>authentically enjoying FWWM more than S1
Pain, anger, confusion
Benjamin Smith
Me because I've only written like 4 words and all my ideas are just things real authors have already said
Hunter James
I don't know but Gregor Samsa is definitely the inverse of Dougie Jones
Isaac Martin
S3 = FWWM > S2Lynch = S1Lynch > S1 >>> S2
Thomas Phillips
Based. Fuck comfy normies.
I hope Lynch pretends to cave in to the S4 beggars and proceeds to slaughter every beloved character
Adrian Martin
>NOOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST TREAT AUDREY LIKE THAT
Sebastian Gonzalez
Fuck off, retard. Lynch loves Peaks and its characters more than you'll ever know. S3 was a testament to that, you're too much of a brainlet to see it.
Colton Anderson
Seethe harder. You're not getting any more cherry pie
Michael Ward
No, if Lynch ever decides to make a Season 4 its literally just going to be a slice-of-life story about the mystery of Gordon Cole's missing slipper as he gradually descends into dementia
Levi Myers
What are you blabbering about, retard? S3 did, in fact, have quite a lot of cherry pie, and if he ever returns to TP, I'm sure there will be cherry pie again.
Anyway, I've absolutely no reason to seethe, since I love S3.
Logan Gonzalez
Gertrude Stein?
Chris-chan?
Jackson Collins
you may be joking, but I can see this being an actual production.
Luis Miller
Based, I would probably swap S1 with the good parts of S2 but otherwise good job.
Michael Bailey
both of those are not pure hearted. their mental illness is deserved (though Gertrude was of course feigning in her writing)
John Perry
An older Borges.
Nicholas Thomas
>their mental illness is deserved
Why are some newborn babies hacked apart? Sorry, non-sequiter and all, but if people get what they deserve then why don't "pure-hearted" and innocent babies get what they deserve? Really makes you think, y'know.
Easton Evans
T.screaming at Nature
Transcend it then, reform Audrey into your babe to save her from that fate.
Chase Walker
Disorder is order; I was not speaking here about God giving them mental illness tho, I was judging those people, their actions, as responsible.
I know that new-born babies getting hacked apart, children in africa starving, my eventual madness and breakdown, are all worth it.
I just don't feel it. And I know that other people not knowing it is worth it. You keep your moral lens if you want.
Anthony Flores
I can accept personal responsibility, but what about cosmic necessity? How can you know? Other than pure intuition, which you must obviously move beyond even just to post, what reasonable (or at least describable) train of thought are you taking to get there?
I'm not entirely certain that this falls under morals. To me, it's a matter of pure ontology.