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<blockquote data-quote="Soaplover" data-source="post: 79805" data-attributes="member: 336">The original show resolved everything but showed that Bob would never die because Bob represented Evil...and we all know evil never dies.&nbsp; I was satisfied with that because sometimes things aren&#039;t so cut and dry.However, I think lynch focused too much on stuff outside of Twin Peaks..but I understood why becqause evil Coop had been roaming free for 25 years and we got to see the effects of that.I guess the Bobby/Shelly/Becky thing shows that abuse carries from generation to generation...Shelly was lucky to escape Leo..but her daughter ended up in an abusive situation with a clear indication she wouldn&#039;t make it out like her mother sort of did.&nbsp; You could tell Norma was watching them and realizing she was powerless to stop it.I&#039;m glad both Norma and Nadine moved on..letting Ed realize who he truly loved...and finally having him and Norma reunite...and Nadine finding success and contentment with Jacoby (which I always thought would have worked in the original show).Audrey...either still in a coma, in a mental hospital, or perhaps dead and in limbo.&nbsp; We will never know.Diane...always wondered about her in the real.show..and Laura Dern is both beautiful yet mysterious and quirky...perfect person to cast as Diane...real or fake.And I guess this timeline/alternate universe kind of answers the question of Annie...since maybe she was erased?To everyone that wished Lynch had resolved things for the fans...remember this is the same man who refused to reveal Laura Palmers murderer until both the network and Frost insisted on it.&nbsp; Since Showtime is less conservative then ABC..and Frost probably choosing his battles...no one could reign Lynch in without risk of the plug being pulled from the show.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Soaplover, post: 79805, member: 336"] The original show resolved everything but showed that Bob would never die because Bob represented Evil...and we all know evil never dies. I was satisfied with that because sometimes things aren't so cut and dry. However, I think lynch focused too much on stuff outside of Twin Peaks..but I understood why becqause evil Coop had been roaming free for 25 years and we got to see the effects of that. I guess the Bobby/Shelly/Becky thing shows that abuse carries from generation to generation...Shelly was lucky to escape Leo..but her daughter ended up in an abusive situation with a clear indication she wouldn't make it out like her mother sort of did. You could tell Norma was watching them and realizing she was powerless to stop it. I'm glad both Norma and Nadine moved on..letting Ed realize who he truly loved...and finally having him and Norma reunite...and Nadine finding success and contentment with Jacoby (which I always thought would have worked in the original show). Audrey...either still in a coma, in a mental hospital, or perhaps dead and in limbo. We will never know. Diane...always wondered about her in the real.show..and Laura Dern is both beautiful yet mysterious and quirky...perfect person to cast as Diane...real or fake. And I guess this timeline/alternate universe kind of answers the question of Annie...since maybe she was erased? To everyone that wished Lynch had resolved things for the fans...remember this is the same man who refused to reveal Laura Palmers murderer until both the network and Frost insisted on it. Since Showtime is less conservative then ABC..and Frost probably choosing his battles...no one could reign Lynch in without risk of the plug being pulled from the show. [/QUOTE]

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