Major Garland Briggs

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==Summary==
Major Garland Briggs was an officer of the United States Airforce who had been assigned as Overseer of Listening Post Alpha, a secret Military base in Washington. His role in the military was to investigate and document the various paranormal activities, both terrestrial and local, that occurred surrounding the town of Twin Peaks. Years after he was stationed near Twin Peaks, the murder of Laura Palmer occurred, with FBI Agent Dale Cooper coming town to investigate. During Cooper's stay, Briggs would find himself involved in the greater mystery after receiving a message from deep space that said "Cooper Cooper Cooper" and "The Owls are not what they seem."
Some time after Laura's killer was revealed to be Leland Palmer, Briggs went out on a camping trip with Cooper, in which he discussed the nature of evil and mentioned a place called "The White Lodge", only later, mysteriously disappearing at one point with only Owl being spotted in his wake. For a while, Briggs remained unseen until he miraculously appeared again two days later to his family, with three triangles seared into his skin. He tells Cooper and Sheriff Truman of what he saw while he disappeared, mentioning a giant owl among other things, and later going on to clarify he was involved in the previously disbanded "Project Blue Book" and was meant to be searching for the White Lodge. 
Later it would became apparent that the strange marking on his skin as well as a similar marking on Margaret Lanterman, would be the key to discovering a place called the Black Lodge, and would begin to tell Cooper and the others about Windom Earle's obsession with the Black Lodge, and how he was once a part of Project Blue Book before being removed due to his violent tendencies. This would lead to his kidnap later by Earle, who interrogated him and forced him to give up information leading to the Lodge, later managing to escape Earle and make it back to safety. When he got back he spoke in cryptic messages and clues.
When Briggs manages to regain a clear mind, he speaks to Cooper once more, not realizing that it was actually Cooper's Doppelganger that he was speaking to. Sensing someone was off however, Briggs wrote a final message for his son, leaving it for him to find by disappearing once more, after returning to his station and sending a MAYDAY signal, shortly before the station burnt down and he was presumed dead, although a body was never found.
After his "death" Briggs' fingerprints would randomly appear at different places around the world without any plausible explanation, and was later found by William Hastings and Ruth Davenport to have been residing in a place they called "The Zone" for the past 25 years. Briggs directed them to obtain a set of coordinates for him, then proceeded to float up into the air while saying "Cooper Cooper", his head then disappearing off his body, as it ascends into the realm of The Fireman. Briggs' headless body would randomly appear alongside Ruth Davenport's severed head, with Dougie Jones' wedding ring in his stomach. 
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: | At least 
Key: In the Physical World | Ascension to the Mauve Zone
Name: Garland Briggs
Origin: Twin Peaks
Gender: Male | Inapplicable
Age: 45 | Inapplicable 
Classification: United States Airforce Officer, Investigator of the Paranormal | White Lodge Spirit
Powers and Abilities: None Notable | Beyond-Dimensional Existence (Type 2), Electricity Manipulation, Vibration Manipulation, Light Manipulation, Reality Warping, Abstract Existence (Type 1), Incorporeality, Nonexistent Physiology (Type 2), Immortality (Types 5, and 9), Spatial Manipulation. Time Manipulation, Teleportation, Dimensional Travel, Time Travel, BFR, Cosmic Awareness, Clairvoyance, Higher-Dimensional Manipulation, Void Manipulation, Matter Manipulation, Plot Manipulation, Soul Manipulation, Conceptual Manipulation (Type 1)
Attack Potency: Human level | At least Outerverse level (Ascended to the Mauve Zone, the primordial sea of outside the narrative of Twin Peaks, from which all existence and nonexistence descend down through the electricity that composes the fabric of reality. The Mauve Zone stands as a complete abstraction, outside even the reach of the inhabitants within the realms of nonexistence.)
Speed: Average Human | Unknown
Lifting Strength: Average Human | Unknown
Striking Strength: Human level | At least Outerverse level
Durability: Human level | At least Outerverse level
Stamina: Average | Irrelevant
Range: Standard Melee Range | High Outerversal
Standard Equipment: None notable | None notable
Intelligence: Above Average (Is a veteran of the United States Airforce, and has a vast knowledge on the mystery surrounding Twin Peaks, and various paranormal phenomena) | Stands outside the narrative and the "dream" of Twin Peaks within the unmanifest field of the Mauve Zone, from which existence and nonexistence spawn. 
Weaknesses: Standard Human Weaknesses | None notable
Note: While he has ascended to the Mauve Zone, his image within appears "flat" implying that The Fireman still perceives him as fiction, thus he does not solidly scale. Briggs' head is also seen manifesting within the "nonexistence" space Cooper fell into as a result of The Arm's doppelganger.
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