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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE +SOFTWARE. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a30b98769c77dbfcef8e33c44e382598cb0b8607 --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +--- +title: Who Killed Laura Palmer +emoji: πŸŒ– +colorFrom: gray +colorTo: red +sdk: streamlit +sdk_version: 1.2.0 +app_file: app.py +pinned: false +license: mit +--- + +Check out the configuration reference at https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces#reference diff --git a/app.py b/app.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9d256fdc8cfbf54da1f15e107c7197674bde6ba8 --- /dev/null +++ b/app.py @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ +import os +import time +import streamlit as st +import subprocess +import sys +import logging +import pandas as pd +from json import JSONDecodeError +from pathlib import Path +from markdown import markdown +import random +from typing import List, Dict, Any, Tuple + +from haystack.document_stores import ElasticsearchDocumentStore, FAISSDocumentStore +from haystack.nodes import EmbeddingRetriever +from haystack.pipelines import ExtractiveQAPipeline +from haystack.preprocessor.preprocessor import PreProcessor +from haystack.nodes import FARMReader, TransformersReader +from haystack.pipelines import ExtractiveQAPipeline +from annotated_text import annotation +import shutil + +# FAISS index directory +INDEX_DIR = './index' + + +# the following function is cached to make index and models load only at start +@st.cache(hash_funcs={"builtins.SwigPyObject": lambda _: None}, allow_output_mutation=True) +def start_haystack(): + """ + load document store, retriever, reader and create pipeline + """ + shutil.copy(f'{INDEX_DIR}/faiss_document_store.db','.') + document_store = FAISSDocumentStore( + faiss_index_path=f'{INDEX_DIR}/my_faiss_index.faiss', + faiss_config_path=f'{INDEX_DIR}/my_faiss_index.json') + print (f'Index size: {document_store.get_document_count()}') + retriever = EmbeddingRetriever( + document_store=document_store, + embedding_model="sentence-transformers/multi-qa-mpnet-base-dot-v1", + model_format="sentence_transformers" + ) + reader = FARMReader(model_name_or_path="deepset/roberta-base-squad2", use_gpu=True) + pipe = ExtractiveQAPipeline(reader, retriever) + return pipe + +def set_state_if_absent(key, value): + if key not in st.session_state: + st.session_state[key] = value + +def get_backlink(result, ip) -> str: + """ + Build URL from metadata and Google VM IP + (quick and dirty) + """ + meta = result['meta'] + fpath = meta['filepath'].rpartition('/')[-1] + fname = fpath.rpartition('.')[0] + return f'http://{ip}:8000/data/final/ner_html/{fname}.html' + + +def query(pipe, question): + """Run query and get answers""" + return (pipe.run(question, params={"Retriever": {"top_k": 10}, "Reader": {"top_k": 5}}), None) + +def main(): + pipe=start_haystack() + my_ip=subprocess.run(['curl', 'ifconfig.me'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout.decode('utf-8') + + # Persistent state + set_state_if_absent('question', "") + set_state_if_absent('answer', '') + set_state_if_absent('results', None) + set_state_if_absent('raw_json', None) + set_state_if_absent('random_question_requested', False) + + # Small callback to reset the interface in case the text of the question changes + def reset_results(*args): + st.session_state.answer = None + st.session_state.results = None + st.session_state.raw_json = None + + # Title + st.write("# Question answering engine") + + st.markdown("""
+Ask any question and see if the system can find the correct answer to your query! + +*Note: do not use keywords, but full-fledged questions.* +""", unsafe_allow_html=True) + + # Search bar + question = st.text_input("", + value=st.session_state.question, + max_chars=100, + #on_change=reset_results + ) + col1, col2 = st.columns(2) + col1.markdown("", unsafe_allow_html=True) + col2.markdown("", unsafe_allow_html=True) + + # Run button + run_pressed = col1.button("Run") + + run_query = (run_pressed or question != st.session_state.question) and not st.session_state.random_question_requested + + # Get results for query + if run_query and question: + reset_results() + st.session_state.question = question + + with st.spinner( + "🧠    Performing neural search on documents..." + + ): + try: + st.session_state.results, st.session_state.raw_json = query(pipe, question) + except JSONDecodeError as je: + st.error("πŸ‘“    An error occurred reading the results. Is the document store working?") + return + except Exception as e: + logging.exception(e) + if "The server is busy processing requests" in str(e) or "503" in str(e): + st.error("πŸ§‘β€πŸŒΎ    All our workers are busy! Try again later.") + else: + st.error("🐞    An error occurred during the request.") + return + + if st.session_state.results: + st.write("## Results:") + + alert_irrelevance=True + + for count, result in enumerate(st.session_state.results['answers']): + result=result.to_dict() + if result["answer"]: + if alert_irrelevance and result['score']<=0.40: + alert_irrelevance = False + st.write("

Attention, the following answers have low relevance:

", unsafe_allow_html=True) + + answer, context = result["answer"], result["context"] + #authors, title = result["meta"]["authors"], result["meta"]["title"] + start_idx = context.find(answer) + end_idx = start_idx + len(answer) + #url = get_backlink(result, my_ip) + # Hack due to this bug: https://github.com/streamlit/streamlit/issues/3190 + st.write(markdown("- ..."+context[:start_idx] + str(annotation(answer, "ANSWER", "#8ef")) + context[end_idx:]+"..."), unsafe_allow_html=True) + #st.write(markdown(f"{title} - {authors}"), unsafe_allow_html=True) + #st.write(markdown(f"**Relevance:** {result['score']:.2f}"), unsafe_allow_html=True) + +main() \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/crawler/requirements.txt b/crawler/requirements.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..736e166a477a28fdf95bfcd3ca7d52db58860b62 --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/requirements.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +fandom-py==0.2.1 +Scrapy==2.5.1 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/scrapy.cfg b/crawler/tpcrawler/scrapy.cfg new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..75de052c599a643d8f6b56d5ea5767235cb753be --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/tpcrawler/scrapy.cfg @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +# Automatically created by: scrapy startproject +# +# For more information about the [deploy] section see: +# https://scrapyd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/deploy.html + +[settings] +default = tpcrawler.settings + +[deploy] +#url = http://localhost:6800/ +project = tpcrawler diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/__init__.py b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391 diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/items.py b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/items.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..290aa75fa8e6cf33be200f62bff7e28812d8673b --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/items.py @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +# Define here the models for your scraped items +# +# See documentation in: +# https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/items.html + +import scrapy + + +class TpcrawlerItem(scrapy.Item): + # define the fields for your item here like: + # name = scrapy.Field() + pass diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/middlewares.py b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/middlewares.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8a48ad0b2687ee83f3cc8dcc101b50264244bf64 --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/middlewares.py @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +# Define here the models for your spider middleware +# +# See documentation in: +# https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/spider-middleware.html + +from scrapy import signals + +# useful for handling different item types with a single interface +from itemadapter import is_item, ItemAdapter + + +class TpcrawlerSpiderMiddleware: + # Not all methods need to be defined. If a method is not defined, + # scrapy acts as if the spider middleware does not modify the + # passed objects. + + @classmethod + def from_crawler(cls, crawler): + # This method is used by Scrapy to create your spiders. + s = cls() + crawler.signals.connect(s.spider_opened, signal=signals.spider_opened) + return s + + def process_spider_input(self, response, spider): + # Called for each response that goes through the spider + # middleware and into the spider. + + # Should return None or raise an exception. + return None + + def process_spider_output(self, response, result, spider): + # Called with the results returned from the Spider, after + # it has processed the response. + + # Must return an iterable of Request, or item objects. + for i in result: + yield i + + def process_spider_exception(self, response, exception, spider): + # Called when a spider or process_spider_input() method + # (from other spider middleware) raises an exception. + + # Should return either None or an iterable of Request or item objects. + pass + + def process_start_requests(self, start_requests, spider): + # Called with the start requests of the spider, and works + # similarly to the process_spider_output() method, except + # that it doesn’t have a response associated. + + # Must return only requests (not items). + for r in start_requests: + yield r + + def spider_opened(self, spider): + spider.logger.info('Spider opened: %s' % spider.name) + + +class TpcrawlerDownloaderMiddleware: + # Not all methods need to be defined. If a method is not defined, + # scrapy acts as if the downloader middleware does not modify the + # passed objects. + + @classmethod + def from_crawler(cls, crawler): + # This method is used by Scrapy to create your spiders. + s = cls() + crawler.signals.connect(s.spider_opened, signal=signals.spider_opened) + return s + + def process_request(self, request, spider): + # Called for each request that goes through the downloader + # middleware. + + # Must either: + # - return None: continue processing this request + # - or return a Response object + # - or return a Request object + # - or raise IgnoreRequest: process_exception() methods of + # installed downloader middleware will be called + return None + + def process_response(self, request, response, spider): + # Called with the response returned from the downloader. + + # Must either; + # - return a Response object + # - return a Request object + # - or raise IgnoreRequest + return response + + def process_exception(self, request, exception, spider): + # Called when a download handler or a process_request() + # (from other downloader middleware) raises an exception. + + # Must either: + # - return None: continue processing this exception + # - return a Response object: stops process_exception() chain + # - return a Request object: stops process_exception() chain + pass + + def spider_opened(self, spider): + spider.logger.info('Spider opened: %s' % spider.name) diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/pipelines.py b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/pipelines.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..59a66b42fd68acab9760f771799ff13851cd2d23 --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/pipelines.py @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +# Define your item pipelines here +# +# Don't forget to add your pipeline to the ITEM_PIPELINES setting +# See: https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/item-pipeline.html + + +# useful for handling different item types with a single interface +from itemadapter import ItemAdapter + + +class TpcrawlerPipeline: + def process_item(self, item, spider): + return item diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/settings.py b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/settings.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7217a2fd5d37d5820de13e7845fcddaa6c02d197 --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/settings.py @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +# Scrapy settings for tpcrawler project +# +# For simplicity, this file contains only settings considered important or +# commonly used. You can find more settings consulting the documentation: +# +# https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/settings.html +# https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/downloader-middleware.html +# https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/spider-middleware.html + +BOT_NAME = 'tpcrawler' + +SPIDER_MODULES = ['tpcrawler.spiders'] +NEWSPIDER_MODULE = 'tpcrawler.spiders' + + +# Crawl responsibly by identifying yourself (and your website) on the user-agent +#USER_AGENT = 'tpcrawler (+http://www.yourdomain.com)' + +# Obey robots.txt rules +ROBOTSTXT_OBEY = True + +# Configure maximum concurrent requests performed by Scrapy (default: 16) +#CONCURRENT_REQUESTS = 32 + +# Configure a delay for requests for the same website (default: 0) +# See https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/settings.html#download-delay +# See also autothrottle settings and docs +#DOWNLOAD_DELAY = 3 +# The download delay setting will honor only one of: +#CONCURRENT_REQUESTS_PER_DOMAIN = 16 +#CONCURRENT_REQUESTS_PER_IP = 16 + +# Disable cookies (enabled by default) +#COOKIES_ENABLED = False + +# Disable Telnet Console (enabled by default) +#TELNETCONSOLE_ENABLED = False + +# Override the default request headers: +#DEFAULT_REQUEST_HEADERS = { +# 'Accept': 'text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8', +# 'Accept-Language': 'en', +#} + +# Enable or disable spider middlewares +# See https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/spider-middleware.html +#SPIDER_MIDDLEWARES = { +# 'tpcrawler.middlewares.TpcrawlerSpiderMiddleware': 543, +#} + +# Enable or disable downloader middlewares +# See https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/downloader-middleware.html +#DOWNLOADER_MIDDLEWARES = { +# 'tpcrawler.middlewares.TpcrawlerDownloaderMiddleware': 543, +#} + +# Enable or disable extensions +# See https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/extensions.html +#EXTENSIONS = { +# 'scrapy.extensions.telnet.TelnetConsole': None, +#} + +# Configure item pipelines +# See https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/item-pipeline.html +#ITEM_PIPELINES = { +# 'tpcrawler.pipelines.TpcrawlerPipeline': 300, +#} + +# Enable and configure the AutoThrottle extension (disabled by default) +# See https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/autothrottle.html +#AUTOTHROTTLE_ENABLED = True +# The initial download delay +#AUTOTHROTTLE_START_DELAY = 5 +# The maximum download delay to be set in case of high latencies +#AUTOTHROTTLE_MAX_DELAY = 60 +# The average number of requests Scrapy should be sending in parallel to +# each remote server +#AUTOTHROTTLE_TARGET_CONCURRENCY = 1.0 +# Enable showing throttling stats for every response received: +#AUTOTHROTTLE_DEBUG = False + +# Enable and configure HTTP caching (disabled by default) +# See https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/downloader-middleware.html#httpcache-middleware-settings +#HTTPCACHE_ENABLED = True +#HTTPCACHE_EXPIRATION_SECS = 0 +#HTTPCACHE_DIR = 'httpcache' +#HTTPCACHE_IGNORE_HTTP_CODES = [] +#HTTPCACHE_STORAGE = 'scrapy.extensions.httpcache.FilesystemCacheStorage' diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/spiders/__init__.py b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/spiders/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ebd689ac51d69c5e1dbbe80083c2b20a39f8bb79 --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/spiders/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +# This package will contain the spiders of your Scrapy project +# +# Please refer to the documentation for information on how to create and manage +# your spiders. diff --git a/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/spiders/tpcrawler.py b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/spiders/tpcrawler.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9f7a946bed91599a04b306b2cc5d870e123645ed --- /dev/null +++ b/crawler/tpcrawler/tpcrawler/spiders/tpcrawler.py @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +import scrapy +from scrapy.utils.response import open_in_browser +from scrapy.http import TextResponse +import re +import fandom +import json + +fandom.set_wiki("Twinpeaks") + +article_id_pattern="wgArticleId\"\:([0-9]+)" +categories_xpath="//div[@class='page-header__categories']/a//text()" +excluded_categories=set("""Twin Peaks (2017) crew +Actors +Camera and electrical department +Casting department +Catering department +Costume department +Directors +Editors +Location department +Makeup department +Medics +Music department +Producers +Production associates +Special and visual effects department +Stand-ins +Story editors +Stunt department +Transportation department +Writers +Years +Decades +Days +Production timeline""".split("\n")) + +#print(excluded_categories) + +class Tpcrawler(scrapy.Spider): + name = 'tpcrawler' + allowed_domains = ['https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/'] + start_urls = ['https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Special:AllPages'] + + + def parse(self, response): + #open_in_browser(response) + + hrefs = response.xpath("//ul[@class='mw-allpages-chunk']/li/a[not(contains(@class, 'redirect'))]/@href").extract() + for href in hrefs: + yield scrapy.Request(url=response.urljoin(href), callback=self.parse_page, dont_filter=True, + meta={'name':href.rpartition('/')[-1], + 'url':response.urljoin(href)}) + + next_page = response.xpath("//div[@class='mw-allpages-nav']/a[contains(.,'Next page')]/@href").extract_first() + + if next_page: + yield scrapy.Request(url=response.urljoin(next_page), callback=self.parse, dont_filter=True) + + def parse_page(self, response: TextResponse): + categories = set(response.xpath(categories_xpath).extract()) + #print(categories) + if len(categories.intersection(excluded_categories))==0: + name = response.meta['name'] + url = response.meta['url'] + article_id = int(re.findall(article_id_pattern, response.text)[0]) + + # una volta trovato l'id, usa l'API di fandom per recuperare solo il testo della voce + page = fandom.page(pageid = article_id) + + text = page.plain_text.split('\nAppearances\n')[0].split('\nReferences\n')[0] + + json_content={'name': name, 'url':url, 'text':text} + + with open(f'./data/{name}.json','w', encoding='utf-8') as fout: + json.dump(json_content, fout) + + + + + + + diff --git a/data/index/faiss_document_store.db b/data/index/faiss_document_store.db new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..37e644d5a2e114b5862b12d701df77adf2f798a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/index/faiss_document_store.db @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 +oid sha256:e173f9ff6179274d2601f89690c4ba3436d1f473af036cc6afc6a952c4c71bd5 +size 6311936 diff --git a/data/index/my_faiss_index.faiss b/data/index/my_faiss_index.faiss new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..88dded7647778932198a79a6052a82c1cb6ef292 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/index/my_faiss_index.faiss @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 +oid sha256:e9e1876f7697ab4175d029ee6d15fb7a479513a9d4b2eec391ceebd2e77592bb +size 8635437 diff --git a/data/index/my_faiss_index.json b/data/index/my_faiss_index.json new 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Schuster. It compiles many of the recorded diary entries of Dale Cooper to his assistant Diane that had been featured in the first season and the first episode of the second one, along with new specially-recorded entries written by Scott Frost. It has been re-released as an audiobook.\nSome entries from the original broadcasts are not included on the tapes. The tape begins with a monologue taking place before the pilot in which Cooper discusses his impending trip to Twin Peaks and continues with the initial monologue heard in the pilot, then eventually concludes with the day when he was shot.\nFor his work, Kyle MacLachlan was nominated for a Grammy Award for best spoken-word performance.\nText\n\nFebruary 24\nTesting. One, two. Testing. Diane, it\u2019s 8 a.m., Seattle, Washington. As you have no doubt surmised, by the clarity of this tape, I\u2019ve purchased a new Micro-Mac pocket tape recorder \u2013 \"the big little recorder\" \u2013 at Wally\u2019s Rent-to-Own, 1145 North Hilltop \u2013 where, as the sign says, \"a bargain is a bargain, no matter what the cost\" \u2013 for twenty-one dollars and eighty-nine cents, cash. I decided to pass on the rent-to-own option, Diane. Leasing may be the fast track to an appearance of affluence, but equity will keep you warm at night. I have no doubt that this new model will prove to be an extremely useful tool in the investigatory process- where the most fleeting insight can be lost if your hardware isn\u2019t as solid as you think it is.\nI have two stops to make, Diane. Wo\u2019s House of Cloth, where I am picking up a new black suit, upping my total to five \u2013 one for each day of the week, presuming I don\u2019t have to work weekends. Frequently not a safe assumption. One hundred, ninety-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents, including alterations. Second stop, the regional Bureau office to pick up some files. Although I have wrapped up the fiber-sample procedure seminar I came here to conduct, it looks like I\u2019ll be heading east on a new case, instead of back to Philadelphia. Will fill you in on the details after I\u2019ve been briefed.\nDiane, 9 a.m., preparing to board Flight 210. Commuter flight, fifteen seater, arriving in Spokane at 10:15 a.m. One meal, breakfast. Eggs, sausage, toast, jam, juice and the usual coffee-scented hot water. What airlines do to coffee shouldn\u2019t happen to a dog, so I am packing a hot thermos from the commissary.\nCase number is: 11219er, you\u2019ll have a copy of the file on your desk by the time you receive this. Victim: seventeen year old white female, dead, bound and wrapped in plastic. Cause of death unknown. Says here she was the Homecoming Queen. Second victim, discovered alive, was found across the state line, which is why it\u2019s our business now. Suspects are in custody. Will assess their value upon arrival.\nDiane, I understand the air is so clear out where I am going, that you can see across two states when it\u2019s not raining, which is most of the time. So I\u2019ve packed a pair of the business man\u2019s friend, totes for the feet.\nI\u2019ve been scanning active files for the region. Note: possible correlation to a murder last year of one Teresa Banks, in the southwest corner of the state. Had all the trappings of a serial killing, except for one: a second body. Maybe this is it. Teresa Banks died a year ago, almost to the day.\nDiane, airborne. At what the pilot unintelligibly assures us is 17,000 feet. Dozed through breakfast and, for obvious reasons, am now awake. From the remains on the mans tray across the aisle, my stab at the menu was on the money, except they served bacon instead of sausage. Should be on the ground in thirty minutes, which will be about the time I empty my thermos, although the pilot did mention something about a storm front up ahead. Of course, statistically, when encountering weather aloft, the odds are in your favor in a smaller plane.\nDiane, time, at this moment, seems of little importance. If, by chance, we should not pass through this incredible maelstrom, you will find instructions for the disposition of my worldly goods and my remains, should there be any, filed under \"Things to Come.\"\nDiane, 10:30 a.m. *kissing noises* Back on solid ground. I should say solid asphalt. I\u2019m on my hands and knees in the parking lot of the branch office in Spokane. I\u2019m picking up a Bureau car. No, no, no, I\u2019m all right! Just thankful to be alive.\nLooks like I\u2019ll be heading out Highway 2, due east. I\u2019ve got about two hours of driving ahead of me. That\u2019ll include lunch, one pit stop and two cups of coffee, unless I refill my thermos. And, Diane, for the last fifteen miles, I\u2019m supposed to look out for deer on the highway. Man, wouldn\u2019t that be something?\nDiane, 11:30 a.m., February 24th. Entering the town of Twin Peaks, five miles south of the Canadian border, twelve miles west of the state line. Never seen so many trees in my life. As W.C. Fields would say, \"I'd rather be here than Philadelphia.\" 54 degrees on a slightly overcast day, weatherman said rain. If you could get paid that much for being wrong 60% of the time, you'd be working. Mileage is 79,345, gauge is on reserve. Riding on fumes here. I've got to tank up when I get into town. Remind me to tell you how much that is. Lunch was, uh, six dollars and thirty one cents at the Lamplighter Inn. That's on Highway 2, near Lewis Fork. That was a tuna fish sandwich, slice of cherry pie and a cup of coffee. Damn good food. Diane, if you ever get up this way, that cherry pie is worth a stop.\"Pilot\"\nOkay... looks like I'll be meeting up with a, uh, Sheriff Harry S. Truman. Shouldn't be too hard to remember that. He'll be at the Calhoun Memorial Hospital. Guess we're going to go up to Intensive Care and take a look at that girl that crawled down the railroad tracks off the mountain. I'm pretty sure I'll be checking into a motel. I'm sure the sheriff will be able to recommend a clean place, reasonably priced. That's what I need, clean place, reasonably priced. Oh, Diane, I almost forgot. I've got to find out what kind of trees these are. They're really something special.\"Pilot\"\nDiane, 3:10 p.m. Walking out of the elevator on the second floor of Calhoun Memorial Hospital, Twin Peaks. And if I\u2019m not mistaken, the man approaching me, wearing the gun, will be Sheriff Harry. S. 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It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nIt features a 2000 interview with Pat Cokewell, who was the owner of the Mar-T Caf\u00e9 when it was used for filming the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nTrivia\nThe title and opening text of the featurette erroneously refer to the caf\u00e9 as \"Mar T Diner.\"\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/19th_century.json b/data/input_docs/19th_century.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..79d4225b3bc4e7dc325b1a1e39dca04d37e06193 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/19th_century.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "19th_century", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/19th_century", "text": "19th century\nThe following events occurred in the 19th century (1801 \u2013 1900 AD):\nEvents\nDecember 19, unknown year \u2013 A nine-foot-tall \"giant\" is unearthed from an ancient burial mound in Maple Creek, Wisconsin.\nOver the American West, \"mystery airships\" are witnessed in the skies throughout the 19th century.\nDecades\n1800s\n1810s\n1820s\n1830s\n1840s\n1850s\n1860s\n1870s\n1880s\n1890s"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/1st_to_18th_century.json b/data/input_docs/1st_to_18th_century.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e034a0719252b5975306878c43487b80b0f3b95a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/1st_to_18th_century.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "1st_to_18th_century", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/1st_to_18th_century", "text": "1st to 18th century\nThe following events took place in the 1st to 18th century (1 \u2013 1800 AD):\nEvents\n\n12th century\nThe Welsh prince Madoc allegedly settles and founds colonies of \"white Indians\" along the Mississippi River, including the Mandan tribe.\n15th century\nThe Freemasons are first founded in Europe.\n16th century\nRabelais creates the concept of the Church of Thelema in a satirical novel.\n1542 \u2013 Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo is the first western explorer to reach Puget Sound.\nc. 1572 \u2013 Puget Sound is renamed Nova Albion by Francis Drake in honor of Queen Elizabeth I.\n17th century\n1670 \u2013 The king of England grants the Hudson Bay Company its charter.\n18th century\nUnknown year \u2013 A new style of beaver hat is popularized in Europe.\n1741 \u2013 Russian explorers Vitus Behring and Peter Cherikof explore Puget Sound.\nSpanish explorer Gaspar de Portola discovers and names the Arroyo Seco canyon in southern California.\n1776 \u2013 A new style of beaver hat is popularized in Europe.\n1787 \u2013\nGeneral James Wilkinson, commander of the United States Army, becomes a double agent for the Spanish crown.\nThe Moose Massacre of more than fifty animals occurs in Twin Peaks' salt marshes.\nMay \u2013 French trapper and pedophile Gaston Leroux dies next to a lot of moss near Owl Cave after being the first to write that moss always grows to the north.\n1791 \u2013 Titanium is discovered.\n1793 \u2013 Alexander MacKenzie is the first Caucasian to reach the Pacific Northwest.\n1795 \u2013 Ivan Pritikoff concludes the Vladivostok Treaty with the Chinook tribe.\nBirths\n1775 \u2013 Dominick Renault\nDeaths\nMay 1787 \u2013 Gaston Leroux"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/20th_century.json b/data/input_docs/20th_century.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2e588f74c85396ec9b4d9a7c4281161a3788d6f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/20th_century.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "20th_century", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/20th_century", "text": "20th century\nThe following events occurred in the 20th century (1901 \u2013 2000 AD):\nEvents\nTo be added\nDecades\n1900s\n1910s\n1920s\n1930s\n1940s\n1950s\n1960s\n1970s\n1980s\n1990s"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/21st_century.json b/data/input_docs/21st_century.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b912e7087b1260bdcbd27d9b7840cc86de674191 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/21st_century.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "21st_century", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/21st_century", "text": "21st century\nThe following events occurred in the 21st century (2001 \u2013 2017 AD):\nEvents\nMarch 27, 2000\u20132016 \u2013 Annie Blackburn says \"I'm fine\" at 8:38 a.m. on this day every year.\nDecades\n2000s\n2010s"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/A_Real_Indication.json b/data/input_docs/A_Real_Indication.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8566b6bccbd52bd54f6de8e5e8f27264faaabbd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/A_Real_Indication.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "A_Real_Indication", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/A_Real_Indication", "text": "A Real Indication\n\"A Real Indication\" is a song composed by Angelo Badalamenti, credited to the Thought Gang project. The song appears in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me during the scene where Laura and Bobby talk and say goodbye after school and also during the scene in which Laura finds that there are missing pages in her diary.\nDescription found in \"David Lynch: The Lime Green Set\"\n David Lynch & Badalamenti's 'Thought Gang - A Real Indication \n\"Filmed on Hi-8 in 1992, this DIY music video is a rare visual document of Lynch & Badalamenti's 'Thought Gang.' An esoteric jazz side-project born amidst the landscape of Twin Peaks, 'Thought Gang' featured several talented players in a mostly improvisational setting with Badalamenti providing vocal duties. 'A Real Indication' was the first of around 10 tracks to be recorded under the Thought Gang moniker, and one of only two Thought Gang tracks to have been released over the years (both 'A Real Indication' and 'The Black Dog Runs at Night' are included on the soundtrack to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me). The remaining tracks await an LP release in 2011.\"\nLyrics\nSo I'm goin' down this street\nAnd I'm tryin' not to smile\n'Cause the street is where I'm goin'\nAnd the curb is at the side\nBy the sewer\nWhere the rain goes down\nLike this girl I once knew\n'Cause the sewer is so hollow\nAnd the yell\nCould last forever\nLike the night my girl went away\nGone off in a world filled with stuff\nLights start changin'\nAnd there's wires in the air\nAnd the asphalt man\nIs all around me\nAnd I look down\nAnd my shoes are so far away from me, man\nI can't believe it\nI got a real indication\nOf a laugh comin' on\nThat old wind\nIs howling like a cold steel train\nGirl has left me\nNot comin' back again\nGot rusted bullet holes in the Dodge\nAnd a heartburn like a solar flare\nThe grass by the house is dry, man\nAnd a horsefly\nBuzzes\nBy the big mistake In the distance, man\nI see myself start to smile\nI got a real indication of a laugh comin' on"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/A_Slice_of_Lynch.json b/data/input_docs/A_Slice_of_Lynch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..da174d6b2beb433545cb67a2af55e379d73a7e37 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/A_Slice_of_Lynch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "A_Slice_of_Lynch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/A_Slice_of_Lynch", "text": "A Slice of Lynch\nA Slice of Lynch is a behind-the-scenes featurette originally released with the 2007 DVD Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It features a conversation between Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch, actors M\u00e4dchen Amick and Kyle MacLachlan, and post-production supervisor John Wentworth.\nAn uncut version of the featurette was released with the Blu-ray releases Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery (2014) and Twin Peaks: From Z to A (2019).\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/A_Very_Lovely_Dream%3A_One_Week_in_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/A_Very_Lovely_Dream%3A_One_Week_in_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e35c229c70f40a02eda627f8bccfa39baefe9cc3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/A_Very_Lovely_Dream%3A_One_Week_in_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "A_Very_Lovely_Dream:_One_Week_in_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/A_Very_Lovely_Dream:_One_Week_in_Twin_Peaks", "text": "A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\" is a featurette directed by Charles de Lauzirika exclusive to the Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nThe featurette consists of behind the scenes footage of on-location filming of Twin Peaks (2017) in Washington, accompanied with narration by cast and crew.\nNarrators\nKyle MacLachlan\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nMark Frost\nHarry Goaz\nMichael Horse\nDana Ashbrook\nRuth De Jong\nKimmy Robertson\nDavid Lynch\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Aaron_Burr.json b/data/input_docs/Aaron_Burr.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1262294ad3391e8a648317e3f24f3e630449faf5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Aaron_Burr.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Aaron_Burr", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Aaron_Burr", "text": "Aaron Burr\nAaron Burr was a United States Vice President.\nAfter killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel on the New Jersey Palisades, Burr fled west.\nAlong with several co-conspirators, Burr plotted to seize land in Texas, Mexico, and Louisiana to establish a new republic, which Burr planned to lead. In 1805, General James Wilkinson warned President Thomas Jefferson of the plot.\nBurr was arrested and put on trial in 1807.\nBehind the scenes\nAaron Burr (February 6, 1756 \u2013 September 14, 1836) was the third Vice President of the United States, best remembered for his killing of Alexander Hamilton in an 1804 duel and his arrest for treason in 1807."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Abandoned_cabin.json b/data/input_docs/Abandoned_cabin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7ff63ab1f515532fbb0b366c507713b849c41e11 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Abandoned_cabin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Abandoned_cabin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Abandoned_cabin", "text": "Abandoned cabin\nAn abandoned cabin near Twin Peaks, Washington was a temporary refuge for Windom Earle.\nHistory\nIn search of the Black Lodge, Earl arrived at Twin Peaks, Washington and sat down in small abandoned cabin in the nearby woods. Windom welcomed Leo Johnson, who he found to be a criminal and began to use him as a pawn, to the point of placing a shock collar around Johnson's neck.\nThe next day, Earle check on Leo's progress with arrow-making for him.\nIn the woods, Earle encountered a youth named Rusty Tomasky and promised him beer and a party. Back at the cabin, he told Tomasky about the White Lodge, a good place, and its evil opposite, the Black Lodge. The latter he said he intended to find. Rusty became restless, wondering about the beer and party. Earle told the youth \"in good time\" and played a flute.\nAfter Leo and Earle in a horse costume euthanized Major Garland Briggs, they brought him to cabin. Earle interrogated Briggs about Owl Cave, but the Major stayed silent, so Earle injected him with a truth serum, and Briggs said he first saw the petroglyph at Owl Cave in a dream. He said that the symbols meant that \"there's a time if Jupiter and Saturn meet, they will receive you.\" Earle deciphered the meaning of this statement and discovered that the petroglyph was a map to the Black Lodge.\nEarle went to the cabin in the morning with corpse-like skin tone and black teeth and found that Major Briggs had escaped with Leo's help. He did not immediately punish Leo but grinned whilst waving a bag in front of his face. He left Leo as the cabin with a cage of tarantulas hanging above his head, suspended by a string held in Leo's teeth.\nAn unknown assailant later came to the cabin and shot Leo to death."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Abandoned_gas_station.json b/data/input_docs/Abandoned_gas_station.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..97b091974f81469a3e310d6b0dd45e13630fe85f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Abandoned_gas_station.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Abandoned_gas_station", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Abandoned_gas_station", "text": "Abandoned gas station\nAn abandoned gas station was located at 1400 River Road in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOn November 10, 1985, Laura Palmer saw a vision of 1400 River Road, and she rode there on her pony Troy. When Laura arrived, she encountered Margaret Lanterman, who told Laura of several things she knew about her and of owls."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Abbie.json b/data/input_docs/Abbie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c003ca17741294de9161f47f6eae5c80605781c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Abbie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Abbie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Abbie", "text": "Abbie\nAbbie was a patron at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night at the Roadhouse, Abbie spotted her acquaintances Mary and Clark canoodling in a booth across the room, where apparently \"lots of people\" also saw them.\nTwo nights later, Abbie met up there with Natalie over beer. She asked where Angela was, and Natalie replied that she was probably out with Clark somewhere. Surprised, Abbie told her about seeing Clark and Mary together. They agreed that Angela wouldn't take the betrayal well if she found out, as she had just lost her mother and stopped taking medication. They were interrupted by Trick, who rushed into their booth and reported he had been run off the road on the way over. After Trick left to buy a round, Abbie asked if he was still under house arrest, but Natalie replied that his sentence was up."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Accountant.json b/data/input_docs/Accountant.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3d0a30ebaa8b1fe826c7fc013b91287fec5599f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Accountant.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Accountant", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Accountant", "text": "Accountant\nAn accountant was present at the farm in Montana.\nBiography\nAfter Dale Cooper's doppelganger defeated Renzo in an arm wrestle and killed him \u2013 thus becoming leader of the faction housed at the farm \u2013 the accountant asked him if he needed any money before leaving him alone with Ray Monroe."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ace%27s_Bar-B-Que.json b/data/input_docs/Ace%27s_Bar-B-Que.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a951ce87c03d21a50d26bb0ba050f59159200643 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ace%27s_Bar-B-Que.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ace%27s_Bar-B-Que", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ace%27s_Bar-B-Que", "text": "Ace's Bar-B-Que\n\"His ribs are tender, and a lot of visitors buy the sauce for Christmas presents. It's a good idea to inquire what the specialty of the day is\u2013in case it's barbecued goat. (Not recommended for the squeamish.)\"\nAce's Bar-B-Que was a barbecue restaurant in Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Agnes_Turnquist.json b/data/input_docs/Agnes_Turnquist.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4dfd2296faa23dbd5645231da8022ed2c1083f69 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Agnes_Turnquist.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Agnes_Turnquist", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Agnes_Turnquist", "text": "Agnes Turnquist\nAgnes Turnquist was a diarist who wrote an entry on July 19, 1893 alluding to the existence of the Ledoux Tannery."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Al.json b/data/input_docs/Al.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fc94ac66e7a84234bc5afa3ca63d1471fe2a97e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Al.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Al", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Al", "text": "Al\n\"Red door!\"\nAl was a chauffeur in the employ of the Silver Mustang Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAl was assigned to drive home \"Dougie Jones\" (actually Dale Cooper) one night after Cooper won several hundred thousand dollars at the casino's slots machines. Cooper could only say that his house on Lancelot Court had a red door. As they drove down the street, Al struggled to make out the doors on each house, saying that it was hard to see without the sun. Finally, he spotted the correct house and pulled over. Cooper exited and stood, silently, holding his winnings, so Al exited the car and agreed to wait with him as long as necessary. An owl flew overhead, hooting, and Al remarked that he found them \"spooky.\" Finally, Janey-E Jones emerged from the house and slapped Cooper, screaming at him for disappearing without warning. Al apologetically explained that he had been assigned to drive Dougie home, and promptly left.\nThe following week, Al picked up Cooper at the Lucky 7 Insurance office, and recalled him as the \"red door\" man. Instead of driving to Santino's as Cooper had been promised, Al drove him out into the desert, where Rodney and Bradley Mitchum were waiting to kill him. However, they were allayed when they discovered Cooper had brought them a cherry pie."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Al_Cooper.json b/data/input_docs/Al_Cooper.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..196f4877bdfbd974cdead9734961aa73847828b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Al_Cooper.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Al_Cooper", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Al_Cooper", "text": "Al Cooper\nAl Cooper was the uncle of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nAl worked as a magician, including a dinner show act with a dog. He did not have a great relationship with his brother and sold Bibles when he was not doing much business as a magician. Once, he taught his nephew, Dale how to count cards and took him to a social club to watch him play cards.\nHe later helped his brother's family when his sister-in-law died in 1969."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Alan_Traherne.json b/data/input_docs/Alan_Traherne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9b971039035996001fff3498483c62da31614b8c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Alan_Traherne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Alan_Traherne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Alan_Traherne", "text": "Alan Traherne\nAlan Traherne was a motion picture sound technician from Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nTraherne attended Warren G. Harding Elementary School in the same class as Margaret Coulson and Carl Rodd. On September 9, 1947, all three were abducted while on a nature hike near the Pearl Lakes. The incident was witnessed by Douglas Milford, who had been compelled by an unknown force to visit a location in the woods he remembered from his own childhood. There, a large dark shape shone a bright beam of light onto the three children, who then disappeared along with the object.\nTraherne, Rodd, and Coulson were found at the nearby campground the following day by Andrew Packard's scout troop. They were unharmed and appeared to believe that only an hour had passed since they entered the woods. All three underwent a medical exam and were released.\nTraherne graduated from Twin Peaks High School in 1958 and attended community college in Spokane. He moved to Los Angeles and found work as a sound technician in the motion picture industry. Records indicated that he may have suffered post-traumatic stress disorder and attended a survivors' group for UFO abductees in the 1980s.\nTraherne passed away in 1988 due to complications from cancer."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Albert_Furrer.json b/data/input_docs/Albert_Furrer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7bd3041c9eff965300f3698f23bff37b07dbf4c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Albert_Furrer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Albert_Furrer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Albert_Furrer", "text": "Albert Furrer\n\"A very fuzzy thinker when they called the plays, and especially when it came to girls.\"\nAlbert Furrer was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 34."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Albert_Rosenfield.json b/data/input_docs/Albert_Rosenfield.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a117a01a4eaae148367acded01e8ce9b738daa57 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Albert_Rosenfield.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Albert_Rosenfield", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Albert_Rosenfield", "text": "Albert Rosenfield\n\"Albert's path is a strange and difficult one.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nAlbert Rosenfield was a forensics specialist in the Federal Bureau of Investigation who assisted in the investigation of Laura Palmer's murder in 1989. Twenty-five years later, he assisted FBI deputy director Gordon Cole on the Blue Rose case relating to Dale Cooper's reappearance in South Dakota.\nBiography\n\nEducation and early career\nAlbert attended Yale University prior to entering the FBI Academy.\nHe first met Special Agent Dale Cooper in February of 1978.\nReappearance of Agent Jeffries\nIn February 1989, Albert watched as previously missing Special Agent Phillip Jeffries came to the FBI offices in Philadelphia, stating that he was not going to talk about \"Judy\" and questioned who Agent Cooper was. Jeffries then told Albert, Cooper, and Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole of a sort of meeting he was at, above a convenience store. This confused Albert, Cooper, and Gordon further. He also went on saying he and other individuals lived inside a dream. Jeffries said he found \"them\" in Seattle at Judy's and followed them. Gordon then told Albert to go get a mineral water and Jeffries disappeared. Albert then called the front desk, who said Phillip was never there.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nLater, Cooper told Albert that he predicted that Teresa Banks' killer would strike again, and the victim would be a woman, blonde, in high school, sexually active, using drugs, and crying out for help. Albert responded, \"Well, damn, Cooper, that really narrows it down. You're talking about half the high school girls in America!\"\nOn February 24, Cooper's prediction came true. Albert was assigned to assist Cooper in the investigation of murdered high school student Laura Palmer, per Cooper's instruction.\nAlbert called the Twin Peaks sheriff's department the following day, discussing with Agent Cooper his plans to perform an autopsy on Laura Palmer.\nHe arrived in Twin Peaks with his team on February 26, telling the sheriff's station receptionist Lucy Moran to inform Cooper of his arrival. He then met Sheriff Harry S. Truman, with whom he immediately had a tense relationship due to Albert's belief that the small town's sheriff's department was primitive and amateur, and was unimpressed by the findings of the autopsy. He was threatened by Harry but brushed it off as he got to work with his team.\nThe following day, Albert got into a fight with Doctor Will Hayward, who wished to stop his further testing on Laura's body so it could be buried for the funeral. When the argument became physical, he was restrained by Benjamin Horne, who took Hayward's side. Albert insisted the funeral should have been delayed as he continued his tests. The disagreement became physical once again before Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper arrived. Albert let out a string of insults to Sheriff Truman, who punched him causing Albert to land on top of Laura's body. Cooper intervened and sent the Sheriff out, then ordered Albert to let the body be released.\nHe later presented his findings to Cooper and Truman. Laura was a cocaine user, she was bound with two types of twine, and industrial soap particles were found on the back of her neck. He also noted that wounds on her shoulders appeared to be claw marks. Lastly, he presented a partially-digested plastic fragment bearing the letter 'J.'\nWhen Truman excused himself to go to Laura's funeral, Albert kept Cooper behind, asking him to sign a form regarding the physical attack by the sheriff earlier in the day, but Cooper refused.\nFive days later, Albert returned to Twin Peaks under Cole's orders after Cooper had been shot. He went to the home of Leo Johnson, where Deputy Andy Brennan ran inside to warn Sheriff Truman, but stepped on a loose board, hitting himself in the head. This revealed a hidden pair of boots and cocaine.\n \nBack at the Sheriff's station, Albert examined Cooper's gunshot wound. Deputy Andy entered and informed Cooper that Leo was imprisoned in Hungry Horse, Montana on February 9, 1988, confirming an alibi for the Teresa Banks murder, therefore eliminating him as a suspect in Laura's murder, if they were indeed killed by the same person.\nHe later walked through the hospital with Truman and Cooper. When they saw Ed Hurley, Truman pours Albert a coffee to leave Cooper alone with Big Ed for a moment. Albert was amused by Ed's story of shooting his wife's eye out on a honeymoon hunting trip. He then went to book a room at the Great Northern Hotel.\nLater, he sat in the conference room, where he and Cooper went over the events that occurred the night Laura died. Andy cried over a picture of Laura, causing Albert to mock him, upsetting him further.\n \nThe next morning, Albert had breakfast with Cooper, who told him about Tibet and that Ronette Pulaski\u2014who had been present at Laura's murder\u2014had woken from her coma and said they would show her sketches of Leo Johnson and \"BOB,\" a man whom Sarah Palmer had a vision of, though Albert was skeptical about BOB even existing. He delivered the autopsy report on suspect Jacques Renault, having found that he was smothered with a pillow. He also suspected the Packard Sawmill fire to be a result of arson, and to have been done by Leo. Albert then informed Cooper that his renegade former partner Windom Earle had escaped from a mental institution.\nThe next day, he went to Ronette with Cooper and Truman as the former extracted a small piece of paper with the letter 'B' from underneath her fingernail. Cooper believed it to have been placed by Laura's killer, and Albert noted that Ronette's IV was tainted. Cooper then told Albert and Harry that he was visited by a giant who gave him three clues. Albert scoffed, \"any relation to the dwarf?\"\n \nAlbert later delivered the results on the cocaine found in James Hurley's gas tank as being from the same source as the drugs in Jacques's and Leo's possession. He also said that the letter 'B' under Ronette's finger was cut from a copy of Flesh World. He stated that the sketch of \"BOB\" had been run through several agencies, with no results and also noted that Cooper was shot with a Walther PPK, \"James Bond's gun,\" and that he found fibers left from the shooter. He insulted Truman yet again, causing the sheriff to take him by the collar. Albert explained his methods to be built on the foundation of love and calmly said, \"I love you, Sheriff Truman,\" before leaving.\nAfter the body of Laura Palmer's cousin, Maddy Ferguson was found, Albert presented a letter 'O' found under her ring finger, determining her killer to be the same person that murdered Teresa Banks and Laura. He also said that fur from a taxidermy white fox was in her hand. Albert then encouraged Cooper to find the killer before he struck again.\nHarry confirmed to Albert and Cooper his suspicion that Benjamin Horne was responsible for the deaths of Laura and Maddy. Albert then presented Horne's blood test.\nAlbert went to the Roadhouse, where Cooper called several men, including Ben Horne, Leland Palmer, and Leo Johnson. He believed the killer to be there and used \"magic\" to determine the culprit. He asked to have Ben Horne escorted back to the station, with Leland as his attorney.\nThey took Ben down to interrogation, but the sheriff and Cooper pushed Leland into the room, with the attorney being thrown into a rage, revealed as BOB's host.\nThey entered the room, where Leland was restrained and read his rights by Sheriff Truman. Through Leland, BOB laughed and howled as he was interrogated, soon confessing to the murders. Satisfied, the lawmen left the room.\n \nCooper then went over the evidence against Leland and the events that must have occurred the night of Laura's death. After BOB chanted a poem, the sprinkler system went off, and BOB slammed Leland's head into the interrogation room door. They frantically entered to find Leland bleeding on the floor, BOB apparently gone. Leland expressed his guilt and died in Cooper's arms.\nLater, with Dale and Harry, Albert discussed the nature of BOB. He came to the conclusion that Bob is the \"evil that men do.\"\nReturn of Windom Earle\nFollowing Windom Earle's arrival in Twin Peaks, taunting Cooper, Albert returned to the town. He went to the sheriff's station, where he enthusiastically greeted Truman with a hug before presenting a file on Windom Earle, under Cole's orders. He told them that Earle had been sending boxes to various law enforcement agencies, each containing a piece of wardrobe from his late wife Caroline Earle on their wedding day.\nLater, he confirmed to Cooper through forensic analysis that Josie Packard was the one who shot him and was the prime suspect in the murder of Jonathan Kumagai, though Cooper hoped for Harry's sake that this was not the case, as the sheriff and Josie were lovers.\nHe soon matched up the bullets fired at Cooper, and at Jonathan. He showed Cooper and was eager to arrest Josie, but Cooper wanted more evidence to be absolutely sure that she was guilty and then wished to see if she would confess first.\nLater, he came to the station to deliver more evidence of Josie's guilt to Cooper. However, Harry overheard them and left. Josie died later in the night of unknown causes.\nOn April 1, Albert performed an autopsy on Leo Johnson, who had been found dead inside a cabin in the woods. He concluded that Leo had been killed by gunshot wounds to the chest by an assailant who stood \"Bureau style,\" based on scuff marks found by the cabin's door. Due to this evidence, Albert theorized that the killer was Windom Earle.\nRe-emergence of Cooper\nIn September 2016, after Agent Tamara Preston briefed Albert and Gordon of the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato, a call was received concerning Agent Cooper, who had been missing since 1989. It was found that he had been incarcerated in a federal prison in South Dakota, and Cole planned to go there with Albert and Preston in tow.\nUpon arrival, they were presented with the contents that were found in Cooper's trunk: cocaine, a machine gun, and a dog leg. They then met with Cooper, who claimed to have been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries and was on his way to debrief with Cole when he had his car accident that led to his incarceration.\nAfter this interview, Cole spoke with Albert privately, having noticed an unusual reaction to Cooper. Albert admitted to him that he had provided Jeffries with information several years before after Jeffries said it was pertinent to Cooper's safety. This information regarded an agent in Colombia, who was killed a week after Albert relayed this information. Albert and Gordon then discussed the meeting with Cooper, both feeling something was wrong. Cole asks Albert about a person that they planned to bring to Cooper and Albert noted that he knew where she drank.\nWith this knowledge, Albert went to Max Von's Bar, where he found Diane Evans, Cooper's former secretary.\nFollowing Diane's interview with Cooper, the group headed back to Philadelphia, but the plane was re-routed to Buckhorn, South Dakota after the body of Major Garland Briggs was found.\nDetective Dave Macklay explained to them that the body had been found in a bed along with the severed head of Ruth Davenport, who, along with her murder's prime suspect, William Hastings, had an interest in alternate dimensions. Albert noted that the body appeared to be the wrong age for Briggs, which caused Cole to connect it to Cooper.\nAfter having dinner with coroner Constance Talbot, Albert showed Gordon texts connected to Diane, pointing suspicion to her possibly being in league with Cooper. Tammy soon showed up, bringing them a picture of Cooper and another man with the glass box at the scene of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato's deaths.\nHastings led Albert, Gordon, Tammy, and Diane to where he claimed to have entered \"the zone,\" which he claimed to be an alternate dimension. Albert and Gordon both saw \"dirty, bearded men\" and just before Gordon could be transported to \"the zone,\" Albert pulled him back and discovered a headless female body, presuming it to be Ruth Davenport's. He photographed it and noted that it had coordinates written on its arm, as Hastings said about Davenport. They returned to Macklay's car when Hastings suddenly died.\nMacklay later confirmed the body as Ruth Davenport's and Albert and Gordon described the bearded men they had seen, which Diane claimed to have also seen exit Macklay's car following Hastings' death.\nAlbert and Gordon inducted Tammy into the Blue Rose task force, then offered Diane an official position into the investigation into Cooper's re-appearance.\nHe later showed Gordon texts to and from Diane, reading \"Las Vegas?\" and \"THEY HAVEN'T ASKED YET.\"\nAlbert explained to Tammy the first Blue Rose case before Cole came to meet with them and Diane. After Diane confirmed that Cooper had mentioned Major Briggs during their last meeting, Albert explained the Major's significance and Diane states that she recognized the names on the ring found in Briggs' stomach as belonging to her half-sister and brother-in-law, Janey-E and Dougie Jones, who lived in Las Vegas. This prompted Cole to contact the FBI branch in Las Vegas, stating the Joneses to be suspects in a double murder.\nAfter Diane left, Gordon explained that he had contacted the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, who had found something from Laura Palmer's diary that indicated the existence of two Coopers. He then described a dream he had about Monica Bellucci, in which he recalled Jeffries' brief appearance at the FBI headquarters in 1989, particularly Jeffries question of who Cole thought Cooper was.\nDiane later met with Albert, Gordon, and Tammy to recount the evening she last saw Cooper. After describing the events that took place, Diane became upset and drew a gun from her purse. Albert and Tammy reacted in time, drawing their guns and shooting Diane, who then disappeared, prompting Tammy to note that Diane was actually a tulpa.\nAs the agents recovered from this, Cole received word from Las Vegas that Dougie Jones and Dale Cooper were one and the same. Tammy researched Dougie Jones, finding that his car had exploded, an assassination attempt had been made on him, and he had been in the company with two organized crime figures. Tammy further stated that he had been electrocuted by sticking a fork in a wall socket, which Albert noted as \"strange, even for Cooper.\" Cole then told them to get ready to leave, as he knew where Cooper was headed.\nThey met Cooper at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, where Cooper's doppelganger and BOB had just been defeated. Cooper told them he wished to meet them again and stated that some things would change, as the past dictated the future.\nBehind the scenes\nAlbert was played by Miguel Ferrer, who later starred in Mark Frost and David Lynch's short-lived television series, On the Air, alongside Ian Buchanan and David L. Lander.\nFerrer posthumously appeared in the 2017 revival following his death on January 19, 2017.\nFerrer was one of three actors from the 1987 film RoboCop to appear in Twin Peaks, the other two being Ray Wise and Dan O'Herlihy.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Aleister_Crowley.json b/data/input_docs/Aleister_Crowley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..39396c89b1f5d29e3a91606b5d7c64b345b95763 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Aleister_Crowley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Aleister_Crowley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Aleister_Crowley", "text": "Aleister Crowley\nAleister Crowley was an English mystic whose teachings were the foundation of the Thelema religion. He was often referred to as \"the most evil man in the world.\"\nBiography\nWhile in Egypt, Crowley claimed to receive religious tenets from a higher power, incorporating them into the religion of Thelema. In the process, he supposedly restored knowledge of alchemy, an art lost to the centuries.\nCrowley also visited Tibet, becoming the first Westerner to study with the lamas.\nIn 1923, Crowley published Moonchild in which two groups of magicians fought over an unborn child who was potentially the Antichrist. Crowley himself tried to summon the supposed Moonchild, to no success.\nAfter Jack Parsons became leader of the Pasadena Thelema lodge, Crowley sent him a letter concerning the \"Hell Gate,\" one of seven such gates he believed to exist in the world. He encouraged Parsons to \"make use of\" this information.\nCrowley was a rampant drug user and died in 1944 at the age of 72.\nBehind the scenes\nAleister Crowley (October 12, 1875 \u2013 December 1, 1947) was an English occultist and magician who founded Thelema, a religion he developed after supposedly being visited by an entity named Aiwass."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Alexander_Hamilton.json b/data/input_docs/Alexander_Hamilton.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f651b73cdc54f1b487b255185ff5a0eefaf85341 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Alexander_Hamilton.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Alexander_Hamilton", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Alexander_Hamilton", "text": "Alexander Hamilton\nAlexander Hamilton was an American Treasury secretary who was killed in a duel on the New Jersey Palisades by Vice President Aaron Burr.\nBehind the scenes\nAlexander Hamilton (January 11, 1755 or 1757 \u2013 July 12, 1804) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and the nation's first Secretary of the Treasury."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Alexander_MacKenzie.json b/data/input_docs/Alexander_MacKenzie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e0469b1a7e3f2a3a374a73523bb54f13a80c3dbc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Alexander_MacKenzie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Alexander_MacKenzie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Alexander_MacKenzie", "text": "Alexander MacKenzie\nAlexander MacKenzie was the first Caucasian to reach the Pacific northwest overland, having done so in 1793.\nBehind the scenes\nAlexander Mackenzie (1764 \u2013 March 12, 1820) was a Scottish explorer most notable for his overland crossing of modern-day Canada."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Alice_Brady.json b/data/input_docs/Alice_Brady.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c4822cee1ff325c634ce15a866d13527a813ba8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Alice_Brady.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Alice_Brady", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Alice_Brady", "text": "Alice Brady\n\"Oh, it fell down.\"\nAlice Brady was an employee at a bank where Laura Palmer kept a safety deposit box.\nFollowing Laura's murder, Alice gave FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman her safety deposit box that she kept at the bank for about six months.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the pilot's original script, Alice was a uniformed bank guard. It is unknown if the bank Alice works at is the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Alice_Tremond.json b/data/input_docs/Alice_Tremond.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e27ffe0dd32237d143e074745af1d70bb8c52347 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Alice_Tremond.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Alice_Tremond", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Alice_Tremond", "text": "Alice Tremond\nAlice Tremond was the owner of the house at 708 Northwestern Street in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nAlice purchased her home from its previous owner, Mrs. Chalfont.\nOne evening, Dale Cooper and Carrie Page knocked on Alice's door. Cooper, confused to see Alice greet them, asked if Sarah Palmer was home, but Alice said that she wasn't, and that she didn't know anyone by that name. Turning to someone else in the home for help, Alice answered Cooper's questions about the property's previous owners. Eventually, Cooper apologized for disturbing them at a late hour, and left with Carrie."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Allen_K._Boyle.json b/data/input_docs/Allen_K._Boyle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..53578158237917e68b0338f76d006d95ef55e48d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Allen_K._Boyle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Allen_K._Boyle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Allen_K._Boyle", "text": "Allen K. Boyle\nAllen K. Boyle was a traveling salesman who picked up Dale Cooper outside Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania on July 31, 1969.\nCooper recorded Boyle stating his belief that the sun was dying and that he had a plan for when it died."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/American_girl%27s_mother.json b/data/input_docs/American_girl%27s_mother.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f3659527b6ef2c6ea0393bc2f4cb40b3d5430fe0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/American_girl%27s_mother.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "American_girl%27s_mother", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/American_girl%27s_mother", "text": "American girl's mother\nThe American girl's mother was heard making a loud banging noise during Dale Cooper's escape from the red room. \nAfter vanishing from the glass box in New York City, Dale Cooper arrived at an unusual \"mansion room,\" where an unseen presence banged on two separate doors, attempting to breach the room. When Cooper left and then returned to that room, he found the American girl sitting before the fireplace, and she implored him to exit through the nearby wall socket before her mother arrived."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/American_girl.json b/data/input_docs/American_girl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6c3095d1b3ce8295b43d4bc9acdb58999632b010 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/American_girl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "American_girl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/American_girl", "text": "American girl\n\"You'd better hurry, my mother's coming.\"\nAn American girl appeared to Dale Cooper during his escape from the red room.\nBiography\nThe girl resembled an older Ronette Pulaski, whom Cooper had met in 1989 while investigating her kidnapping and Laura Palmer's murder at the hands of BOB.\nAfter his encounter with Naido in the mansion room, Cooper returned to find the girl sitting in Naido's place before the fireplace. When the girl's digital watch struck 2:53, a mechanism in the room's wall resembling a power outlet began to hum and she begged Cooper to go before the arrival of her mother, whose presence was apparent by a banging noise. She additionally told him, \"When you get there, you will already be there.\"\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"American Girl,\" so identified in the end credits of Part 3, was portrayed by Phoebe Augustine, the actress who played Ronette Pulaski in the original Twin Peaks and in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/An_Introduction_to_David_Lynch.json b/data/input_docs/An_Introduction_to_David_Lynch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d16880abe8bc248750dd6f2e49066a73b1d8834c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/An_Introduction_to_David_Lynch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "An_Introduction_to_David_Lynch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/An_Introduction_to_David_Lynch", "text": "An Introduction to David Lynch\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\" is a featurette originally released in the 2001 DVD release, Twin Peaks: The First Season. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nIt features interviews with Catherine E. Coulson, Charles Ramirez-Borg, Lesli Linka Glatter, Miguel Ferrer, Michael J. Anderson, Kyle MacLachlan, Duwayne Dunham, Sheryl Lee, Peggy Lipton, and Richard Beymer, each discussing the filmmaking processes and methods of Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch.\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Andrew_Packard.json b/data/input_docs/Andrew_Packard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..63692be8e7e10ae0f9902cb2bf88e53785c0be32 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Andrew_Packard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Andrew_Packard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Andrew_Packard", "text": "Andrew Packard\nAndrew Packard was a sprightly and high-spirited man in spite of his old age, and was formerly the owner of the Packard Sawmill. \nBiography\nAt the age of 16 in 1927, Packard was a Scout First Class in the Boy Scouts. In May, he and fellow scouts Rusty and Theo set out to earn a hiking merit badge whilst supervised by scoutmaster Dwayne Milford. Upon reaching Glastonbury Grove, Rusty and Theo became lightheaded as dark clouds approached the area. Preparing for a storm, Milford led the boys back to their camp.\nThe storm lasted for several hours, during which time, Packard went to retrieve Nehi orange sodas Milford had brought for them and saw lightning strike a nearby Douglas fir. In the flash of lightning, he spotted an extremely tall man looking at him, then vanish into the woods. Initially thinking the man must have been a lumberjack, he returned to camp with the sodas and told the scouts of the man he saw.\nThroughout the night, Packard heard thudding outside of the tent until he managed to fall asleep. In the morning, Milford found a large footprint and told Packard of a camping trip his brother, Douglas went on six months prior, where he claimed to have seen a giant, walking owl.\nBy 1947, he was a scoutmaster and was also involved in several organizations in Twin Peaks, including the Rotary, Chamber of Commerce, Optimists Club, Elk Lodge, and Masonic Lodge.\nIn 1948, Packard took control of the Packard Sawmill.\nIn 1983, he met Josette Mai Wong at a state-sponsored black-tie \"mixer\" at the Hong Kong trade center. He brought her to his hometown of Twin Peaks, where she accepted his proposal of marriage.\nA boating enthusiast, he named his 1936 Chris-Craft Sportsman \"JOSIE.\" On September 27, 1987, the boat exploded, leaving unidentifiable human remains. Anticipating the attempt on his life by Thomas Eckhardt\u2014who Josie had ties with\u2014Packard managed to escape and go into hiding, with the town believing he had perished.\nIn March 1989, after listening on a conversation between his sister Catherine and Josie about his apparent death. Andrew entered Catherine's office and commented that everything is going exactly as planned, and a trap had been set for Eckhardt.\nDays later, Catherine revealed Andrew to her husband Pete, who was flabbergasted at his survival. Catherine and Andrew explained the latter's survival, as his death was faked due to them foreseeing Eckhardt's plan to murder him.\nPete brought Andrew breakfast a couple of mornings later in the shape of a dog's face, much to his amusement. Catherine, however, was not amused. Pete brought salt and pepper, then left. Josie then arrived and fainted upon seeing Andrew.\nHe later had a drink with Josie and revealed to her that he has long since forgiven her for his attempted murder, putting all blame on Eckhardt, who he implored her to visit. He exited, saying they would never speak again.\nPackard went to the Great Northern Hotel, where he revealed himself to Eckhardt as being alive. He also warned him to be careful around Josie, who subsequently killed Eckhardt and died soon after.\nIn the following days, Catherine told Andrew about a box left by Eckhardt's assistant, Jones, which appeared to be a sort of puzzle box with an astrological code on it. He informed her that her investors for the Ghostwood Development Project were on board and he pointed to constellations on the box, putting in a sort of combination, revealing a smaller box, which he busted open with a rolling pin. Contained inside was a metallic box.\nAndrew and Pete attempted to open the final box the next day but were unsuccessful until Packard angrily shot it with a revolver. Inside it was a safety deposit box key, which Catherine placed in the cake saver.\nHe took the key from the cake saver later at night and replaced it with another key. Pete then came to bid him goodnight.\nLater, he and Pete went to the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan, where clerk Dell Mibbler was shocked upon seeing him alive and well. Mibbler led them to a safety deposit box, past Audrey Horne, who was chained to the vault door out of civil disobedience. Upon opening the box, a bomb planted by Eckhardt was triggered, killing Andrew and Pete.\nBehind the scenes\nAndrew Packard was played by Irish actor Dan O'Herlihy, who was one of three actors from the 1987 film RoboCop to appear in Twin Peaks, the other two being Ray Wise and Miguel Ferrer.\nTrivia\nAndrew has the distinction of being the only character in the original series to say the word \"shit.\" However, it was censored by the bomb in order to adhere to television regulations."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Andrews.json b/data/input_docs/Andrews.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..908871815cfeeea36cf3376c57aac31c418e54bd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Andrews.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Andrews", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Andrews", "text": "Andrews\nAndrews was a prison guard at the Washington State Prison."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Andy_(Bryn_Mawr).json b/data/input_docs/Andy_(Bryn_Mawr).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8eaa687c4bd42eb8c8fefc0e680d5108a56cd2d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Andy_(Bryn_Mawr).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Andy_(Bryn_Mawr)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Andy_(Bryn_Mawr)", "text": "Andy (Bryn Mawr)\nThis is an article about the character from The Autobiography of Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes. For the character of the same name from the TV series, see Andy Brennan.\nAndy was a college love interest of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nCooper first met Andy while meeting students from Bryn Mawr College. However, he drank too much to remember even for sure what her hair color was but was determined to meet her again.\nThe two encountered each other a month later after Cooper was hit in the head by a field hockey ball hit by Andy. When he came to, they talked a little bit and decided to meet at the homecoming bonfire that was being held the next night.\nDale and Andy met at the bonfire and had a sexual encounter in a spot among large trees and shaded from the moon and they rolled into a small body of water. After getting back into their clothes, Andy informed Cooper that she would be leaving for an exchange trip to Holland in the morning and said to not follow her, as her husband would be meeting her at the airport, this being her first revelation to him that she was married.\nAndy returned early the next year without her husband and gave Cooper a book on the Kama Sutra. She later joined Cooper in a motel room for a \"study on the limitations of the mind and body.\"\nWeeks later, Andy received word that her husband had become injured in Holland and decided to return and she broke off her affair with Cooper."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Andy_Brennan.json b/data/input_docs/Andy_Brennan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6413d555f351dd299817c513cc7498591e0c5870 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Andy_Brennan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Andy_Brennan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Andy_Brennan", "text": "Andy Brennan\n\"Andy\" redirects here. For the character of the same name from The Autobiography of Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, see Andy (Bryn Mawr).\nAndy Brennan was a sheriff's deputy and a Bookhouse Boy in Twin Peaks. Andy was a bit slow on the uptake, even \"dimwitted,\" very sensitive, and tended to cry at murder scenes. However, he was very loyal and trustworthy, and was compared to a dog by Albert Rosenfield. \nAfter a lengthy on-and-off-again relationship with the station's receptionist, Lucy, he married her.\nBiography\nAndy was born to a large family with at least one younger sibling.\nIn mid-February 1989, upon hearing Harry's suggestion that they set a trap for Bernard Renault, who was coming in from Canada, Andy made a stray comment that he would be coming in on foot. After a long silence, Harry asked if he meant they would have a lot of trails to cover. Andy denied this, explaining he thought it would be a very long hike.\nLater, he and Harry were sitting in the interrogation room when Lucy Moran \u2014 Andy's on-and-off girlfriend \u2014 called them over the intercom to let Harry know Josie Packard heard a prowler outside her house. Harry left, telling Andy to monitor the radio for a call from Hawk. Andy heard Lucy screaming a few moments later (she was surprised by Sheriff Truman appearing in front of her), and ran out into the hallway, colliding with her as she was going back to make sure he was still there.\n \nWhen Pete Martell discovered a body wrapped in plastic on the morning of February 24, 1989, Andy was called to the scene to take pictures. He cried, but this was not the first time, as Sheriff Truman noted that the same thing happened \"last year in Mr. Blodgett's barn.\" He handed the camera to Doctor Will Hayward and was sent to get a stretcher as Hayward finished his job and they identified the body as homecoming queen Laura Palmer.\nLater, Andy sat with Deputy Hawk at the high school as they asked Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs about his whereabouts until Sheriff Truman arrived and informed him of Laura's death. Truman then had Andy assist Bobby to make a phone call to his parents to contact their lawyer.\nLater, Andy went with the sheriff to the Palmer home, where Truman questioned Sarah Palmer about Laura and Hawk searched for possible evidence. While there, they received a call from Lucy that a mill worker named Janek Pulaski reported his daughter, Ronette missing.\nAndy, along with other deputies, found a train car where the murder took place. He called Lucy in tears, requesting her to tell Harry that he did not cry.\nWhen James Hurley was arrested, he and Hawk took him to his cell.\nAndy had breakfast the next morning, watching two men weld when FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper arrived at the sheriff's station.\n \nThe following morning, Andy helped Agent Cooper set up a demonstration he had prepared for the investigation, which he derived from a dream about Tibet and used it to determine which individuals bearing the initial 'J' could be involved with the Laura Palmer case. Cooper had Andy stand near a bottle as he threw rocks at it. The rock for Doctor Lawrence Jacoby knocked the bottle down, but did not break it. Andy put it back into place. He was then hit in the head when the rock for Shelly Johnson was thrown. The bottle then broke when the rock for Leo Johnson was thrown.\nAndy contacted Sheriff Truman the next day, informing him that a fight had broken out between Doctor Hayward and FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield at the morgue concerning whether Laura's body would be released for the funeral or kept for more tests. When it became physical, he was helped by the present Benjamin Horne to restrain them. The argument became physical once more before Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper. Truman punched Albert and Cooper ordered the body be released, taking Hayward's side.\nAndy later came to inform Sheriff Truman and Cooper when it was time for Laura's funeral.\nThe following morning, Andy sketched a gray-haired man that Sarah Palmer saw in a vision and he returned to the sheriff's station with Harry, who went to the conference to meet Cooper and Doctor Jacoby. Andy then asked Lucy why he could not spend the previous night with her, but she ignored the question, instead asking him if he would be having coffee.\nAfter Jacoby left, Andy went to the conference room and showed the finished sketch to Cooper and Truman. Cooper said that he had seen this man in a dream he had. A call was then received from Hawk, who had seen a one-armed man that was wanted for questioning.\nAndy went with Cooper and Truman to the Timber Falls Motel, where the one-armed man, Gerard was staying. When they approached the room, Andy drew his gun but dropped it, making it go off. Truman sent him away as he and Cooper kicked in the door.\nHe looked around Gerard's hotel room and found his sample case of right shoes.\nWhen they went to the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, Cooper asked Andy to go to the nearby convenience store to pick up twine, bringing him Finley's Fine Twine.\nThey brought back files from the clinic and he apologized for what happened with his gun. He was told by Harry to meet in the pistol range, and on the way he saw Lucy, who brushed him off. Cooper asked him about his situation with Lucy, and he said he did not know why she would not talk to him. He then practiced shooting, but was told that he needed practice.\nAs he looked through the files with Harry and Cooper, Cooper's supervisor, Gordon Cole called, saying that the bird they were looking for was either a parrot or myna bird. Andy then found a file on a myna bird named Waldo owned by Jacques Renault.\nThe next morning, Andy assisted Sheriff Truman's investigation in Jacques's apartment and was ordered to get donuts for Agent Cooper, which he brought with a cup of coffee.\nHe then went to the Johnson home and spoke to Shelly, asking about Leo's whereabouts. She told him that she overheard an argument about Laura between Leo and Jacques. He told her to call the sheriff's department whenever Leo got in touch with her then left.\nAndy entered the sheriff's station and went to Lucy, who still did not want to talk to him.\nWhen a gunshot rang out in the conference room, he went in with the other lawmen to find that Waldo had been shot.\nAndy sits with Sheriff Truman on a stakeout later that night, awaiting Jacques to cross the border. Harry asked him about his situation with Lucy, which had not improved. Jacques soon arrived and they arrest him, but he put up a fight. He disarmed an officer and nearly shot Sheriff Truman, but Andy managed to calmly shoot him in the arm.\nLater at the sheriff's station, he stood with Hawk, Ed Hurley, and some other lawmen as they discussed his heroic actions earlier in the evening. Lucy listened in and went to the kitchen area. The other men encouraged him to follow her and he did, closing the divider behind him. He and Lucy kissed until she announced she was pregnant and Andy left.\nLater in the evening, after finding Leo shot in his own living room, Andy tried to call Agent Cooper.\nAfter Cooper's line was hung up, he went with Truman and Hawk to the special agent's room at the Great Northern Hotel, where they found him on the floor, bleeding from a gunshot wound.\n \nWhen Albert Rosenfield returned to Twin Peaks and came to Leo Johnson's home, Andy called out to Sheriff Truman, calling Albert \"Agent Rosenflower.\" As he ran inside to warn Truman, he stepped on a loose board, which smacked him in the face. Harry found that this had revealed a hidden pair of boots and cocaine and praised Andy.\nBack at the station, Andy went to Agent Cooper and informed him that Leo had been imprisoned in Hungry Horse, Montana on February 9, 1988, which Albert noted to be the night Teresa Banks was murdered. This lessened Leo's status as a suspect in Laura's murder.\nAgent Cooper later had Andy and Lucy search copies of Flesh World for a picture of Teresa Banks.\nHe sat in the conference room later as Agent Cooper went over the events that occurred the night Laura died. He cried while looking at a photo of Laura. Albert mocked him, which upset him further. Then calling him \"Albert Rozerfeld,\" he stood up to defend the Sheriff against the FBI Agent's verbal attacks, then left.\nAndy struggled with tape as he hung a poster of \"BOB\" in the Double R Diner the next day.\nLater, he paced outside of the sheriff's station before mustering up the courage to go in and talk to Lucy. After a small struggle for her to listen to him, he revealed to her that he was sterile and wished to know how she was having a baby. Lucy leaned closer to him, which he assumed to be for a kiss, but she instead pulled a piece of tape off of his head and closed the window on him.\n \nA couple of days later, Andy confided in Doctor Hayward that he needed to have a sperm test done. Doc gave him a vial to use for his sample and went out to his car. On his way to the bathroom with an issue of Flesh World, Andy bumped into Lucy, who saw the magazine and their proximity to the bathroom and was disgusted with him.\nHe ran into another deputy and dropped his sample, which rolled under a chair. He chased after it and Cooper told him not to move. He asked Andy where he got his boots, which he said were from Phillip Gerard. He picked up his sample and left.\nHe later attempted to speak with Lucy, who was upset with catching him with the magazine. Cooper then arrived and dismisses him, and he watched through the window as the FBI man talked to Lucy.\nAndy later escorted Leland Palmer \u2014 arrested for the murder of Jacques Renault \u2014 past a room where Lucy cried and to the conference room, where Truman and Cooper were with Judge Clinton Sternwood. After the proceedings were delayed due to the absence of prosecutor Daryl Lodwick, Andy led Leland back to his cell.\nHe attended Leland's hearing the next day, making sketches of the proceedings.\nWith Lucy out of town to see her sister, Andy sat at the receptionist's desk and called for his sperm test results. He was informed that he had oligospermia at the time of his previous test, but no longer had it. Realizing what this meant, he declared, \"I'm a whole damn town!\"\nWhile going through sticky notes on the desk, he found a number written under \"Gwen and Larry,\" Lucy's sister and brother-in-law. He called the number but was shocked to find that it was for Adam's Abortion Clinic.\nTwo days later, Andy had coffee with Hawk, Cole, Cooper, and Phillip Gerard - now displaying a different personality: a spirit known as Mike - outside the receptionist's desk. Harry came to tell them that everything was ready for their trip up to the Great Northern.\nHe went with Cooper and Truman to the hotel, where he brought guests one-by-one to Mike to determine if they were the host of BOB, who was also a spirit. Mike had a seizure when Ben Horne entered the room.\nLater, he went to assist with the arrest of Ben Horne, who had been named a prime suspect in the murder of Laura Palmer.\nAndy entered the sheriff's station the next day, where he saw Lucy holding a baby, causing him to faint. Lucy held ice on his head as Gwen told him about how she used to pass out when she was pregnant. He attempted to tell Lucy about the results of his tests, but Gwen interrupted until they told her to shut up and she went away. He then revealed the results of his sperm test.\nWhile eating a crepe at the diner the next morning, he recited \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" the suicide note of Harold Smith. Donna Hayward came over with James, the former asking what he meant by this and if he knew a Mrs. Tremond, but he said no and explained the suicide note. Following this, he went with Donna and Agent Cooper to Mrs. Tremond's house. He took Donna home after she read a once-missing page from Laura's diary.\nHe went to Lucy at the station, wishing to talk about their child. However, Lucy informed him that he may not be the father and that Dick Tremayne may be. Andy called Horne's Department Store and asked for Dick.\nLucy later sat him down in a room with Dick and she told them that she wanted full cooperation from both of them throughout her pregnancy.\nAndy overheard a conversation between Dick and Lucy concerning the baby a few days later. He intervened, stating that there should not be any fighting between them.\nAs Agent Cooper prepared to leave Twin Peaks, he expressed his admiration for Andy's bravery and his large heart. However, Cooper was stopped at the door by Special Agent Roger Hardy, who informed Cooper that he had been suspended from the FBI.\nAndy and Hawk went to Sheriff Truman's office the next day with a matching scarf and ascot for Dougie Milford and his wife-to-be Lana Budding.\nLater, as Dick arrived at the station, Andy left potted flowers at Lucy's desk. Dick introduced him to a young boy named Nicky, who he had temporarily adopted from Happy Helping Hand. Tremayne wished to go have a malted with Nicky and Lucy, but Andy told him that Lucy was helping set up for the Milford wedding at the Great Northern and offered to go with them instead.\n \nThey went to the diner, where Andy and Dick got pie while Nicky got the malted he was promised. Nicky blew whipped cream into Dick's face, which amused Andy. However, when he stood to get Dick a napkin, Nicky spun his stool, causing him to fall when he sat back down.\nHe later attended the Milford wedding, where he danced with Denise Bryson at the reception.\nThe next day, Andy introduced Dick to Nicky's case manager, Judy Swain, who explained to them that Nicky may have been traumatized by events such as his parents' deaths under mysterious circumstances. Sheriff Truman came in to get Andy, as there was an emergency at the Great Northern.\nAt the hotel, Dougie Milford had died of an apparent heart attack. After Mayor Milford came and wept over his brother, Andy escorted him out.\nDick came to the station and told Andy that he believed Nicky was the devil and killed his parents. He saw Lana Milford and was taken by her charms, just like the rest of the men present.\nAndy went to the station the following day, late for a meeting with Dick, as he was saving a cat from a tree. Dick told him that Nicky's records were sealed, but he came up with a plan to retrieve them, so they could find out what happened to the boy's parents.\nThey broke into the Happy Helping Hand's files and found the one belonging to Nicky. A couple identifying themselves as the Brunstons entered, eager to see a little boy named Donnie.\nAndy was later called in as backup at the Dead Dog Farm, where Cooper was being held hostage by Jean Renault.\nAfter a body was found later at night in Sheriff Truman's office, Cooper had Andy look for fingerprints on a chess pawn found in the dead man's mouth.\nAndy told Lucy the next day that Little Nicky murdered his parents when he was 6 years old. Lucy said she did not believe him and did not find he or to be Dick suitable fathers.\nHe retrieved Truman and Cooper and took them to the conference room, where Doctor Jacoby waited with Lana Milford. After Jacoby told them that Lana is not cursed, but possessed a high sexual drive, they left to go bowling, but were confronted by Mayor Milford with a rifle. Cooper had the mayor and Lana settle their differences alone as the rest of the men waited outside. The agent soon gave the order to enter the room, where Lana was kissing Dwayne, who announced their plan to adopt a child.\nLater in the evening, Doctor Hayward ordered Andy, Lucy, and Dick together for a meeting concerning Nicky. Hayward dismissed the accusations about Nicky being a murderer. He explained that Nicky was conceived by a rape and that his mother died in childbirth and that his adoptive parents died in a car accident.\nThe next day, Andy played a game of chess against Lucy, who was frustrated when he moved one of his knights without doing the \"little hook thing,\" as he believed it was optional. However, Pete corrected him.\nLater, he kept watch on Harry, who was drunkenly tearing up the Bookhouse, following the death of his beloved Josie Packard.\nIn the evening, Andy appeared as a model for the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show. After the endangered weasel was presented, it bit Dick's nose and became loose, causing a panic among the attendees.\nAndy dropped through the ceiling at the station the next day in front of Lucy's desk, practicing his spelunking skills for the department's excursion to Owl Cave. He gave her his word that he would be careful.\nAt the cave, the men found the symbol Cooper came to find, but then owls swooped over them. Andy swung his pickaxe and it became stuck in the cave wall, which then caused part of the wall to be pushed out, revealing a petroglyph.\nThe men return to the cave a few days later, where someone else had been - Windom Earle, Cooper's insane former partner. Cooper had Andy draw the petroglyph.\nBack at the station, Andy again drew the petroglyph onto the conference room's blackboard, with Major Garland Briggs correcting one of the lines.\nHe later attended Dick's wine-tasting event with Lucy and displayed his knowledge of fine wines. However, he swallowed the wine instead of spitting it out.\nLater in the evening, he was called to a crime scene where a large wooden box had been found. He brought his metal detector in case it was a bomb, but it was revealed to contain a large pawn with a dead youth inside. Andy cried as a friend of the victim told the lawmen about him.\nWhen he went back to the station, Lucy asked for his help on her speech for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and also revealed that in 24 hours, she would reveal who would act as the father of her baby, regardless of its biological parentage.\nLater, he, Cooper, and Truman tried to decipher the petroglyph. Briggs had yet to arrive, so Harry had Andy call his home.\nAndy studied the petroglyph the next day, soon discovering that it was a map and his attempts to tell Agent Cooper were ignored. He accidentally knocked over a bonsai plant in the room, revealing that it had a microphone planted in it by Earle.\nHe followed Cooper and Truman to the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, still trying to get the former's attention, but he arrived as Lana Milford began her talent - an exotic dance - and was mesmerized.\nAfter the speeches, Lucy pulled Andy and Dick aside to announce to them that she had chosen Andy to be the father of her child. Dick congratulated him and Andy expressed his excitement of being a father, but then excused himself to find Agent Cooper.\nAmid the chaos following Annie Blackburn's win, Andy managed to find Cooper and told him that the petroglyph was a map.\nBack at the station, Andy asked Lucy if she was scared, and she stated her worry that they may become stuck in an elevator at the hospital when she was in labor with their child. Andy declared that if this happened, he would help her deliver the baby in the elevator. They shared a kiss and said: \"I love you.\"\nAndy went to Glastonbury Grove to Sheriff Truman, who was waiting for Cooper to return from the Black Lodge. There they waited for ten hours until Andy went to get coffee and breakfast for the sheriff.\nLater life\nLucy's child, a boy, was born on Marlon Brando's birthday and, as a result, Andy fought to name him Marlon, but the name Wally was eventually decided upon. Andy and Lucy married at some point over the next twenty-five years and kept their jobs with the sheriff's department.\n \nHawk \u2014 by then promoted to Deputy Chief\u2014called Andy and Lucy to the conference room, where he had brought boxes of files. He stated, per the Log Lady, that something from the files was missing and pertained to Agent Cooper, who had been missing since before Wally was born.\nUpon examination of the files, Andy and Lucy were still not sure what is missing. Lucy soon noticed that a chocolate bunny from the evidence was missing and admitted that she had eaten it. Andy asked Hawk if chocolate bunnies had anything to do with his heritage, but the deputy chief soon brought them to the conclusion that they were not looking for the bunny.\nAndy later reassured his wife when she had a scare due to her misunderstanding of cell phones. Soon after, their son came to the station to pay his respects for Harry and give his blessing for his parents to turn his room into a study.\nLater, while continuing to look through files, Andy asked Hawk if he had yet found any Indians.\nAndy later spoke to a local farmer about his truck that was involved in a hit-and-run incident that killed a young boy. The farmer refused to say who was driving and arranged to meet with Andy two hours later to explain. Andy waited for him at the discussed meeting place, but the farmer never showed.\nAndy and Lucy later shopped online for a chair, arguing over whether to get it in red or beige, Andy arguing for the former. However, he eventually decided to let Lucy have the decision her way.\nAfter arresting Deputy Broxford, Bobby led Andy, Frank, and Hawk to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following instructions left by his father. While in the woods, they came across a nude, eyeless woman. Andy held her hand and was transported through a portal, and was sat in front of a man who identified himself as the Fireman. He was shown a white figure regurgitating BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura Palmer, angels, the eyeless woman, two Coopers, a telephone, himself and Lucy, and a utility pole before being transported back out, carrying the woman. He told his fellow lawmen that she was important and wanted dead. They put the woman in a jail cell at the station and Lucy provided her with clothing.\nOn a later evening, Hawk called Andy, Lucy, and Bobby to the conference room with Frank to announce the death of the Log Lady.\nIn the station's parking lot, Andy encountered Cooper's doppelganger. Believing him to be the real Agent Cooper, he welcomed him into the station. As Cooper went with Frank to his office, Andy recalled the vision he had of himself and Lucy.\nAfter Andy escorted Cooper to Truman's office, he went looking for Hawk, only to reach the cell block, finding that Chad had escaped and armed himself. As Chad approached Andy, a gun trained on him and insulting him, Freddie punched open his cell door, incapacitating Chad. He secured Chad and heard a gunshot, deciding to bring the woman, Freddie, and James upstairs.\nLucy, holding a gun and standing before the body of Cooper's doppelganger, told Andy that she now understood cellular phones. After making sure both women were okay, Andy hurriedly left the room as it darkened, meeting the real Agent Cooper in the station entryway and leading him to the doppelganger.\nAndy witnessed BOB being pulled out of the doppelganger to be shattered by Freddie. Cooper told all those present that he hoped to see them again and advised them that some things would change, as the past dictated the future.\nRelationships\n\nLucy Moran\n \nDespite Lucy's boredom with Andy and the fact that she dated Dick, Andy is devoted to Lucy. Although he was initially shocked at Lucy's pregnancy announcement, he quickly accepts the responsibility to be the baby's father, regardless of who is biologically responsible. They marry and are still together 25 years later.\nDick Tremayne\nAndy and Dick's relationship starts as a rivalry, due to the love triangle with Lucy. The two men later formed a mutual respect through the process of proving their fatherhood capabilities to Lucy.\nDale Cooper\nAndy immediately finds a respect for Agent Cooper, who expresses his admiration for Andy's bravery and his large heart.\nSheriff Harry S. Truman\nHarry acts as a sort of \"older brother\" type to Andy, always gently expressing his annoyance with Andy's sensitive nature, but also knowing his value to the local law enforcement.\nDeputy Hawk\nAndy works closely with Hawk, and as a result, his fellow deputy becomes a sort of wingman to him in his relationship with Lucy, encouraging him to talk to her when she is alone and attempting to advise him with the Dick Tremayne situation.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending in the International Pilot.\nAt Lucy's house, Andy plays trumpet while Lucy plays with a paddle-ball. Lucy gets a call from Leland Palmer, whose wife possibly saw Laura's killer.\nAndy goes to the hospital with Sheriff Truman, where Cooper comes to meet with a man who called him, Claiming to know who killed Teresa Banks a year ago.\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nLost\nWhen Cooper mentions to Ken that they should discuss a case over coffee, Andy and Lucy bring some in, but Cooper rejects this coffee for a can of Georgia Coffee, which he suggests to them.\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nAndy connects pins on a map of Twin Peaks and finds that it forms the letter 'G'.\nThe Rescue\nAndy travels with Cooper, Ken, and Hawk to the grove, where Cooper recovers Ken's wife, Asami, from the Black Lodge.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\n \nAndy (played by an uncredited Conan O'Brien) brings a handcuffed Leo Johnson to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern after Leo confesses to murdering Laura.\nEven after much evidence is shown to Cooper, he is unconvinced that Leo did it. Andy leaves with Leo and Sheriff Truman.\nBehind the scenes\nAndy is played by Harry Goaz, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nTrivia\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players on the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team is identified as Vince Brennan. It is unknown if there is any relation to Andy.\nHis favorite book is The World According to Garp by John Irving.\nIn the International Pilot, he was revealed as a trumpeter, albeit not a very good one.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Angel.json b/data/input_docs/Angel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5997feea6a7b71ef9229a13847207ed5a85f11a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Angel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Angel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Angel", "text": "Angel\nThe angels were beings connected to the red room.\nHistory\n\n1989\nOn February 16, when describing what falling down through space must feel like, Laura Palmer told her friend Donna Hayward that the angels wouldn't help her, \"because they've all gone away.\"\nOn February 18, Will Hayward tried to console a distraught Laura Palmer by reading her a fake prescription, upon which he had written a secret message for her: \"The angels will return, and when you see the one that's meant to help you, you will weep with joy.\"\n \n \nAs of February 1989, Laura Palmer had a painting with an angel serving food to three children. On February 23, before going out, Laura saw the angel in the painting disappear.\nLater that evening, when Laura went to visit her boyfriend, his father Garland was in the living room, reading out loud passages from the Book of Revelation. Amidst the passages he read, two mentioned the angels: \"And the angel thrust in his sickle into the earth, and gathered the vine of the earth and cast it into the great winepress,\" and another passage citing the appearance of \"seven angels.\"\nThat night, Ronette Pulaski, who had been tied up by Leland Palmer/BOB in the train car, had a vision of an angel floating in the air. After the angel had disappeared, Ronette found her hands untied, allowing her to open the car doors to Mike.\nAfter she was murdered, Laura Palmer found herself in the red room with Dale Cooper. An angel appeared and Laura began crying, then laughing.\n \n2016\nOn October 1, Andy Brennan was transported through a vortex into the Fireman's home, where the Fireman showed him a series of images. Among these, Andy saw a vision of Laura Palmer's face with two angels surrounding her and the red room in the background."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Angela.json b/data/input_docs/Angela.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4043617daeba84561bd7e20267b00ded35d999c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Angela.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Angela", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Angela", "text": "Angela\nAngela was a mutual friend of Abbie and Natalie.\nShortly after losing her mother, Angela stopped taking medication and began dating Clark. She was infatuated with him, and apparently had begun dreaming about him. Unbeknownst to her, Clark had also been seen at the Roadhouse with Mary, whom she despised. Upon learning this from Abbie, Natalie was shocked, and said she didn't think Angela would be able to take it in her current state if she found out."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Angelo_Wong%27s.json b/data/input_docs/Angelo_Wong%27s.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6c1a51c88482a8fa7f5c5e910d153f549e311e92 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Angelo_Wong%27s.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Angelo_Wong%27s", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Angelo_Wong%27s", "text": "Angelo Wong's\n\"The food is too delicious to describe.\"\nAngelo Wong's was an Italian and Thai restaurant in Twin Peaks, Washington owned by Angelo Wong. The establishment was reportedly well-loved by Jerry Horne."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Angelo_Wong.json b/data/input_docs/Angelo_Wong.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..de07296f259d3ade4acf97aa2c53e46929e0a870 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Angelo_Wong.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Angelo_Wong", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Angelo_Wong", "text": "Angelo Wong\nAngelo Wong was the owner of an Italian and Thai restaurant in Twin Peaks, Washington and a member of the Owls Club.\nDuring the town's annual Fourth of July Celebration, Wong would shoot off a fireworks display as the Twin Peaks High School band played Felix Mendelssohn's \"1812 Overture.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Angle_of_Repose.json b/data/input_docs/Angle_of_Repose.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1a0aa1fff4996878296f7ad3e7d287e53f2b485c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Angle_of_Repose.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Angle_of_Repose", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Angle_of_Repose", "text": "Angle of Repose\nAngle of Repose was a book by Wallace Stegner.\nA favorite of Frank Truman, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nAngle of Repose is a 1971 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Wallace Stegner."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Angus_MacDowell.json b/data/input_docs/Angus_MacDowell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1abaf6518c1372fd739b4f8fc7f44db080115e0f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Angus_MacDowell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Angus_MacDowell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Angus_MacDowell", "text": "Angus MacDowell\nAngus MacDowell was a witness to a potshatl performed by the Nootka tribe in 1817.\nIn a diary entry, MacDowell stated that, during the ceremony, the host cut himself up and his guests took his body parts. MacDowell saw this to be wasteful and shameful."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Anne_Sweeny.json b/data/input_docs/Anne_Sweeny.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a8c3a33d6824b996805993c370969de8804b74b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Anne_Sweeny.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Anne_Sweeny", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Anne_Sweeny", "text": "Anne Sweeny\nAnne Sweeny was a high school crush of Dale Cooper.\nAnne moved from Minnesota to Philadephia in 1969. On her first day, she introduced herself to Dale, who accidentally gave his name as \"Ale.\"\nCooper had a crush on Anne for the rest of the school year. However, Anne became involved with Nancy Nordstrom, which prompted Dale to blow up Nancy's mailbox.\nShe soon moved back to the Great Plains, where her father had purchased a feed store. Cooper last saw her at a bookstore, purchasing a Willa Cather book for Nancy."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Annie_Blackburn.json b/data/input_docs/Annie_Blackburn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2c1dacc29f1bdb3f7546fe53cb59c06d3fbe892b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Annie_Blackburn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Annie_Blackburn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Annie_Blackburn", "text": "Annie Blackburn\n\"Listen to me! I've been out of circulation so long I've completely forgotten the social niceties. I mean, you ask me how I am, I'm not really supposed to say how I am; I'm supposed to say, 'I'm fine, thanks! How are you?'\"\nAnnie Blackburn, born Annie Smith, was the illegitimate daughter of Marty Lindstrom and Vivian Smythe and, through Marty, the half-sister of Norma Jennings. After a troubled upbringing and a spell at a convent, Annie moved to Twin Peaks and started working at her sister's diner, where she began a relationship with the visiting Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nAnnie was born in Yakima, Washington, the product of a years-long affair between Double R Diner founder Marty Lindstrom and Vivian Smythe, who managed Lindstrom's Weary Traveler motel. She grew up around the motel and, for over a decade, believed Marty was her visiting uncle. Annie learned the truth when Norma Jennings visited after learning about the affair from her own mother, Ilsa.\nSix weeks after Marty's death from heart disease, Vivian married Yakima beer distributor Roland Blackburn, who adopted Annie. The two immediately sent her to a Catholic boarding school a hundred miles to the east in Kennewick, Washington. Norma was her only visitor for the first year she was away.\nDuring Annie's holiday vacation in her junior year, an incident occurred one night at the Blackburn home. After inquiries on the matter, Tammy Preston believed that Roland attempted to sexually assault Annie after a night of heavy drinking, and was only stopped by Vivian's intervention. The same night, Roland left the house and drove his car into the Yakima River; he was reported dead on the scene. Annie attempted to commit suicide by taking several tranquilizers and cutting her own wrists; Vivian rushed her to a hospital, saving her life. She was committed to a psychiatric hospital in western Washington for six months after this incident.\nAfter being released, Annie returned to school and completed her final year, graduating with honors. During this time, she had a boyfriend, but the relationship ended poorly. Impulsively, against Norma's advice, Annie joined the convent at her school. She stayed there for five years before having second thoughts and leaving in early 1989. Norma agreed to give her a job at the diner she owned, the Double R.\nReturn to Twin Peaks\nAfter leaving the convent, Annie arrived in her hometown of Twin Peaks and went to the Double R Diner. There, she saw her sister, Norma, who introduced her to waitress Shelly Johnson.\nLater, she poured a coffee for FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who was an outsider but had become quite comfortable with the town. He approved of her coffee and she smiled.\nThe next day, Annie went to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman's table, where they observed through the window a chickadee on a Dodge Dart. Truman asked her what she suggested to cure a hangover, to which she responded, \"teetotaling and prayer.\" She poured them coffee and took their orders, getting along with Cooper quite well. He began telling her a joke about two penguins on an iceberg. However, she was called over by Shelly but came back for the punchline, which amused her. She then observed a drawing Dale had made on a napkin, telling him it was from Owl Cave.\nWhile cleaning up dishes, she found an advertisement for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, which she did not want to enter. Shelly came in and asked her about her time in the convent compared to now, which she said was not much different aside from the convent's absence of men. She asked about Cooper in particular but denied being interested in him.\n \nIn the evening, Annie went to the bar at the Great Northern Hotel and ordered a rum and tonic, with Agent Cooper then approaching her. She expressed her fascination with people but then noticed that he saw a scar on her wrist. She said she was afraid that she would fail again like she had in the past, but was resistant to talk about it. He offered his help and she made up reasons for him not to pursue, but he persisted and she accepted his offer.\nCooper came to get donuts and coffee for the Sheriff's Department the next day, then also asked Annie if she would like to accompany him in a nature study, to which she agreed. He admitted that he would get \"a tingling sensation\" in his toes and stomach when he talked to her.\nLater, she went out on the lake with Cooper. Her ex-boyfriend was brought up, but she did not wish to talk about it, instead expressing her fears of returning to the real world. He told her he understood her pain, having felt the same before. They then shared a kiss.\nDale and Annie went back to the diner, where they joined Cooper's supervisor, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, and Shelly for pie.\nAs she wiped down the counter at the diner the following day, she crumpled up an advertisement for Miss Twin Peaks. Dale arrives and urged her to enter. She poured him coffee and noticed that something was bothering him. He said that he had been thinking about her all day, and Annie said that she had been thinking of him as well. He asked her to go dancing with him later that night and they kissed, which caused her to accidentally drop plates onto the floor.\n \nShe went to the Roadhouse, where Cooper met with her. Annie was reluctant to dance, but she finally did at his insistence. She expressed worry over dancing, but he easily showed her how to do so. She expressed that she wanted more than his kisses and was interrupted by Mayor Dwayne Milford attempting to speak into the microphone onstage. She then expressed her attraction to Cooper and they kissed, only to be interrupted by the Mayor again. She then decided to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nThe next day, Norma made pies for the Contest and told Annie and Shelly that she expects to see one of them win. They teased her about which one of them she will vote for.\nLater in the morning, Tim Pinkle taught choreography to Annie and the rest of the women participating in Miss Twin Peaks.\nLater, she went to Dale's room at the Great Northern and he welcomed her in. She requested his help on her speech for the contest, concerning conservation of the forest. Talk of trees became a metaphor for her life and they then made love.\n \nAt the pageant, she made a speech, quoting Chief Seattle and moving the audience.\nAnnie won the title of Miss Twin Peaks. During the applause, the lights in the building shut off and then strobes were turned on. Smoke bombs were set off and she was taken from the stage by Windom Earle.\nThe Black Lodge\nEarle took Annie to Glastonbury Grove, commenting that he liked the fear she had. He took her to a circle of Sycamore trees, which seemingly hypnotized her, and he led her through red drapes - into the Black Lodge.\nIn the Lodge, she appeared to Cooper on the floor, bleeding. In another room, she appeared to him, saying she \"saw the face of the man\" who killed her and that it was her husband. Caroline Earle then took her place. She appeared to him again, saying she was alive, then Laura Palmer took her place. She appeared to him once again, with Earle present, then disappeared.\nLater, Sheriff Truman discovered her at the grove with blood on her face and took her to the hospital, still alive but in shock.\nAnnie appeared to Laura Palmer in a dream bruised and bloodied to warn her of her death, but as the events were still to happen, Laura did not understand the message. Annie said, \"My name is Annie. I've been with Dale and Laura. The good Dale is in the Lodge, and he can't leave. Write it in your diary.\" When Laura looked back a few seconds later, Annie was gone.\n \nLater Annie was taken to the hospital, wearing the ring that Laura Palmer and Teresa Banks had worn on the nights they were killed. Her physical wounds were treated, but she was still in a trance. She repeated her message for Laura to the nurse attending to her (this time reversing the order of the names to \"Laura and Dale\"), though it was not clear if she knew who she was talking to. The nurse proceeded to steal Annie's ring, unaware of its importance.\nTrapped in the Black Lodge, Cooper asked the arm where the ring was. The man replied that \"someone else has it now,\" and silently confirmed Cooper's fears that it was Annie.\nCatatonia\nFollowing her return from Glastonbury Grove, Annie lapsed into a catatonic state, slowly regaining her health but seemingly unable to see or hear those around her. Two months later, Norma moved Annie back home to care for her personally. As Annie was now unable to carry out the civic duties befitting her new title of Miss Twin Peaks, the title instead went to the first runner-up, Lana Milford.\nExactly one year after she was found in the woods, Annie attempted to commit suicide and was rushed to the hospital. The next morning at 8:38 a.m., with no prior prompting by Norma or anyone else in the room, Annie said a single phrase: \"I'm fine.\"\nAnnie's condition did not improve, and Norma sadly found herself unable to continue to care for her. Her mother Vivian ignored all of Norma's entreaties for assistance in her care. Annie was eventually moved to a private psychiatric hospital in Spokane thanks to a community fundraiser. Benjamin Horne was one of the largest donors to this effort.\nThe diary entry Annie told Laura to write was found in late 2016, hidden inside a bathroom stall door at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, along with several other torn-out pages.\nIn 2017, Special Agent Tammy Preston met with Annie personally while compiling a new dossier about the town of Twin Peaks. She noted that Annie had \"hardly aged a day\" and in general seemed uninterested in engaging in her surroundings, though she allowed herself to be fed with \"no interest in feeding herself.\" Every year, on the anniversary of her kidnapping, at exactly 8:38 in the morning, she would only say \"I'm fine.\" Preston expressed sadness and frustration at Annie's fate, noting the doctors told her it was unlikely her condition would ever change or improve.\nBehind the scenes\nAnnie is played by American actress Heather Graham. Annie was originally added to the show to take Audrey Horne's planned role as Agent Cooper's love interest. Kyle MacLachlan objected to the idea of Cooper having a romance with a high school student, so the character of Annie was written, as well as John Justice Wheeler, who became Audrey's love interest. Rumors persist that Lara Flynn Boyle (MacLachlan's partner at the time) had some influence on this decision, as she allegedly did not get along with Sherilyn Fenn.\nIn the shooting scripts of episodes 24 through 29 and on the laser disc jackets, her name is \"Annie Blackburne\" but the spelling \"Blackburn\" has been adopted since at least Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me's shooting script.\nLynch confirmed that Laura wrote down what Annie said to her although the movie shooting script says that Annie tried to get through to the nurse instead.\nHarley Peyton clarified that, at least when originally conceived, Annie was a real person and not an agent of the Black or White Lodge.\nGraham was not asked to reprise her role in Twin Peaks: The Return, though she would have been happy to return and work with Lynch again."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Anonymous_billionaire.json b/data/input_docs/Anonymous_billionaire.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d35166123439b50563c14710208a8d1387b88539 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Anonymous_billionaire.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Anonymous_billionaire", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Anonymous_billionaire", "text": "Anonymous billionaire\n\"Whose place is this?\"\"I heard a billionaire. Some anonymous billionaire.\"\n \u2015Tracey Barberato and Sam Colby\nAn anonymous billionaire reportedly owned a skyscraper in New York City."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Anthology_Resource_Vol._1%3A_%E2%96%B3%E2%96%B3.json b/data/input_docs/Anthology_Resource_Vol._1%3A_%E2%96%B3%E2%96%B3.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd9092e00d53f7c4b15dc1af9024ea14e90dcb72 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Anthology_Resource_Vol._1%3A_%E2%96%B3%E2%96%B3.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Anthology_Resource_Vol._1:_%E2%96%B3%E2%96%B3", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Anthology_Resource_Vol._1:_%E2%96%B3%E2%96%B3", "text": "Anthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3 is a soundtrack collection of several ambient music cues by Dean Hurley that were featured in the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks. It was released on August 6, 2017.\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nArtist\nLength\n1.\n\"Intro Cymbal Wind\"\nDean Hurley\n1:00\n2.\n\"Night Electricity Theme\"\nHurley\n2:51\n3.\n\"Electricity I\"\nHurley\n0:56\n4.\n\"Weighted Room / Choral Swarm\"\nHurley\n5:30\n5.\n\"Tube Wind Dream\"\nHurley\n1:23\n6.\n\"Tone / Slow Speed Prison / Low Mood\"\nHurley\n4:27\n7.\n\"Slow One Chord Blues (Interior)\"\nHurley\n1:09\n8.\n\"Interior Home by the Sea\"\nHurley\n1:25\n9.\n\"Low Sustained Mystery\"\nHurley\n1:57\n10.\n\"Angel Choir Reveal\"\nHurley\n0:29\n11.\n\"Seven Heaven\"\nHurley\n0:58\n12.\n\"Eastern European Symphonic Mood No. 1\"\nHurley\n4:23\n13.\n\"Black Box\"\nHurley\n0:38\n14.\n\"Girl Appears / Black Smoke\"\nHurley\n2:37\n15.\n\"Shanghai Mysterioso\"\nHurley\n4:42\n16.\n\"Forest / Interior\"\nHurley\n2:43\n17.\n\"Electricity II\"\nHurley\n1:02\n18.\n\"Future / Past\"\nHurley\n1:22\nExternal links\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3 on BandCamp\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3 on Amazon\nvteTwin Peaks merchandisePublicationsFiction\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nNon-fiction\nReflections: An Oral History of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks The Bookhouse Boys Hardcover Ruled Journal\nAudio\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nMusic\nSoundtrack from Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (soundtrack)\nTwin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nThe Twin Peaks Archive\nTwin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series)\nTwin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack)\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3\nGames\nTwin Peaks Collectible CardArt\nTwin Peaks Card Collection\nTwin Peaks Murder Mystery Game\nThe Game of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks Original Card Game\nTwin Peaks Trading Cards\nTwin Peaks VR\nOthers\nTwin Peaks Gazette (real)\nThe Search for the Zone (real)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Anthony_Sinclair.json b/data/input_docs/Anthony_Sinclair.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f846e37f8c76f62ca16e5f2aae88b10b3aba3fa6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Anthony_Sinclair.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Anthony_Sinclair", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Anthony_Sinclair", "text": "Anthony Sinclair\nAnthony \"Tony\" Sinclair was an insurance agent at Lucky 7 Insurance.\nBiography\nDuring an extended absence by Dougie Jones, Sinclair covered for him. However, after \"Dougie\" returned, he accused Sinclair of lying on his reports, angering Tony.\nHe later stood in Dougie's office, trying to get him to speak until Sinclair left when police arrived to speak to Jones.\nSinclair was later summoned by Duncan Todd to inform Rodney and Bradley Mitchum that it was Jones who was conspiring against them to keep them from their insurance claim on a hotel they owned that had burned down. He followed this command and showed up at the Silver Mustang Casino, declaring this lie and telling them that they had an enemy in Dougie Jones.\nUpon seeing the brothers happily bring Dougie to work, Sinclair fearfully called Todd, who gave him one day to kill Jones. He went to Detective Clark, requesting a poison. However, when the time came to do the deed, Sinclair became near-hysterical and disposed of Jones' poisoned coffee.\nHe and Dougie went to Mullins' office, where he confessed to his activities with Todd and was asked to testify against him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/April_Larken.json b/data/input_docs/April_Larken.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fb24c463cf738ceae4dcfbbdf743863236a5aec6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/April_Larken.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "April_Larken", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/April_Larken", "text": "April Larken\nApril Larken was a young woman that future FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper encountered along with a man called \"Star\" in the summer of 1969.\nBiography\nCooper first encountered April and Star on July 30, 1969 as he traveled back on foot after a boy scouts' jamboree. They seemed to be hippies and drove a VW bus and as Cooper drove, they had sex under a crystal pyramid glued to the ceiling and took drugs. Later in the day, April stripped off her clothes and chased fireflies as Star slept and Dale got drunk on brandy. She came back with a firefly and then comforted Cooper, who had become sick.\nStar and April later parted ways with Cooper, April giving him a crystal pyramid.\nThe following month of April, she encountered Cooper again, by then having parted with Star and was then a student teacher in Dale's English class. She introduced him to poetry, but it soon became apparent that he was not cut out to be a poet.\nShe later became involved with Cooper's history teacher, Mr. Hord, and Cooper came to her apartment to tell her about troubles he had been having lately, though he also had ulterior motives of a sexual nature.\nThe last time Cooper saw her was a week later before she and Mr. Hord left for a commune in Colorado."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Arnie_Moulton.json b/data/input_docs/Arnie_Moulton.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8dccbbec6db3b1b91797fa7d477fd6a483f36e82 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Arnie_Moulton.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Arnie_Moulton", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Arnie_Moulton", "text": "Arnie Moulton\n\"Safety is paramount, after profit and management perks, but it's often over-valued. Reality is the name of the... whatchamacallit.\"\nArnie Moulton was the Plant Boss at the Packard Sawmill."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Arthur_Fleming.json b/data/input_docs/Arthur_Fleming.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..86633d7f26d38861a59c67dd6c08d2c6609cab45 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Arthur_Fleming.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Arthur_Fleming", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Arthur_Fleming", "text": "Arthur Fleming\nArthur Fleming was a lumber baron and an early benefactor to the California Institute of Technology.\nFleming's home was built with lumber imported from the Twin Peaks, Washington area, and was later owned by Jack Parsons, during which time it was known as the Parsonage.\nBehind the scenes\nArthur H. Fleming (1856 \u2013 August 11, 1940) was a Canadian-American lumber operator, best remembered for donating over $5,000,000 to the California Institute of Technology."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Asami.json b/data/input_docs/Asami.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c7568a4681ca01e96e17dbd93c3892ce049e2dcb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Asami.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Asami", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Asami", "text": "Asami\nAsami is the wife of Ken.\nBiography\nWhen visiting Twin Peaks, Washington, Asami became lost after sending a postcard from the Great Northern Hotel to her husband, Ken. When her room was searched, all that was found was a photo of her in front of a car and a deer head.\nHer car, a Von Singer Vibel, was found at Big Ed's Gas Farm with a triangle of red snooker balls in the front seat, and an origami swan was left for Ken at the Double R Diner.\nShe was found in the Black Lodge by Dale Cooper. She was reunited with her husband and they celebrated with Georgia Coffee."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ask_Any_Girl.json b/data/input_docs/Ask_Any_Girl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a59305f9869f06ce98f61fc382f5df9075b7da5a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ask_Any_Girl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ask_Any_Girl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ask_Any_Girl", "text": "Ask Any Girl\nAsk Any Girl was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\nAsk Any Girl is a 1988 play by Christopher Sergel, adapted from a novel by Winifred Wolfe."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Au_Revoir_Simone.json b/data/input_docs/Au_Revoir_Simone.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..713171e1f810506816339c96f31cc6aea7bf982b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Au_Revoir_Simone.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Au_Revoir_Simone", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Au_Revoir_Simone", "text": "Au Revoir Simone\nAu Revoir Simone was an electronic band.\nIn 2016, Au Revoir Simone played at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, performing \"Lark\" and \"A Violent Yet Flammable World.\"\nBehind the scenes\nAu Revoir Simone is an American electronic dream-pop band from Williamsburg, New York, formed in 2003, and consisting of Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart. Their performances for Twin Peaks were used as the end credits backdrops for Part 4 and Part 9.\nThe group also performed \"Sad Song\" for Twin Peaks, but it was not used in the final cut. The performance is included in Twin Peaks: From Z to A."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Audrey_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Audrey_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5b936d3d083aaa376e7a2cd6d66f86cd0bf6bcde --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Audrey_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Audrey_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Audrey_Horne", "text": "Audrey Horne\n\"I like you very much. You're beautiful, intelligent, desirable. You're everything a man wants in his life. But what you need right now, more than anything else, is a friend. Someone who will listen.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nAudrey Horne was the daughter of wealthy businessman Benjamin Horne, who neglected her in favor of Laura Palmer. Following Laura's murder, Audrey became enamored with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and tried to assist in his investigation.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nOne Thanksgiving morning, Audrey, as a toddler, pushed her nine-year-old brother Johnny down the stairs.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Audrey left her home at the Great Northern Hotel and was driven to Twin Peaks High School. After arriving, she changed out of her saddle shoes into a pair of red heels whilst smoking a cigarette at her locker, observed by Donna Hayward. She then went to class, where she sat in the front row. A deputy came in and spoke to the teacher, who said there would be an announcement of the death of Laura Palmer, which Audrey listened to.\nLater, Audrey sat at the Great Northern concierge desk, where she stuck a pencil into a Styrofoam cup of coffee and overheard orders to not tell the attendants at her father's meeting with Norwegians about Laura's death, for it would ruin the deal Mr. Horne was trying to come to with them. She pulled the pencil out, getting coffee all over the concierge's papers. She went into the meeting and told the Norwegians that her friend Laura was found naked and had been murdered.\n \nShe giggled as the Norwegians left and her father begged them to come back. She later sat with her mother as her brother Johnny hit his head against a dollhouse because Laura\u2014his tutor\u2014was not present.\nThe next morning, she observed FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper as he drank his coffee and they introduced themselves to each other as he allowed her to sit with him. She told him her connection with Laura Palmer through her brother, Johnny. Forming a crush on the special agent, she asked him more questions.\nAudrey later stood in her father's office, dancing in place when he came in to turn off her music. He then asked her if she had anything to do with the Norwegians leaving, which she admitted to. He threatened her if she ever did something like this again and left.\nAudrey silently had dinner with her family until her uncle Jerry arrived.\nShe went to the Double R Diner for a cup of coffee the next morning and was joined by Donna and they discussed Laura as well as her crush on Agent Cooper. Audrey also asked if Laura ever talked about her father and she got up and began dancing in place to the music she played on the jukebox.\nAudrey went to meet Agent Cooper at breakfast again the following day, calling him \"Colonel.\" He had her write her name for him and he presented a note she delivered to his room saying \"Jack with one eye,\" referring to One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel across the Canadian border. She revealed to him that Laura worked at the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store. Cooper then asked her to leave, as he had police business to deal with.\nShe later listened to her parents argue over Johnny, then went into a hidden closet where she watched Doctor Lawrence Jacoby coax Johnny into removing his headdress for Laura's funeral.\nAudrey went into the bathroom at school the next day, where Donna was doing her makeup. She revealed what she learned about Laura's secrets, including that she had been seeing Doctor Jacoby, which had been unknown to Donna. She also supposed that Laura worked at One Eyed Jacks.\nShe went to her father and asked him if he was ashamed of her and asked him his plans for the family business when he needed someone to take over. She asked him for a job at the department store and when Ben took a call, she left.\nAudrey went to see a tired Cooper at breakfast the next morning, telling him she had gotten a job and wanted to help him on the investigation, but he interrupted her, saying he only had time for coffee.\nShe went to Horne's Department Store to discuss her job with Emory Battis, who stated that her father suggested she work in the wrapping department, but she insisted on being put on the perfume counter and threatened him. They made a deal for him to say she was working in the wrapping department while she was actually in perfume.\nAudrey went to a party held for her father's Icelandic potential business partners and went to spy on a meeting between her father and Catherine Martell regarding a poker chip the latter found from One Eyed Jacks. Catherine smacked Ben and then they kissed, discussing a plan to burn down the Packard Sawmill.\nShe then tearfully watched as Leland Palmer had a breakdown and was mocked through dance by nearly everyone else in attendance.\nAudrey went to Agent Cooper's room and when he came in, she begged him to let her stay. Cooper sat down on the bed and told Audrey that he could not allow himself to become romantically involved, and what she needed more than anything was a friend. He offered to talk about her troubles over malts and fries.\nSylvia held Audrey responsible for her brother Johnny's disability in a bitter speech that obviously upsets Audrey greatly. However, Dr. Jacoby insisted that Johnny's condition was self-induced: a retreat to childhood as a result of an unknown emotional trauma.\nAudrey later dealt with a customer at the department store and overheard Emory wishing to speak with another employee named Jenny in his office. Audrey told Jenny she was going to the restroom, but went to Battis' office, distracting a nearby employee by telling him there was a bus accident outside. She took a cigarette from Battis' desk and hid in his closet as he brought in Jenny. Audrey spied on them, Battis giving Jenny a unicorn trinket and offering her a full-time position at One Eyed Jacks. He gave her a number for a \"Black Rose.\" When they left, Audrey stepped out and found a book on Battis' desk containing Ronette Pulaski's name and she took the unicorn.\nAs Jenny left from work, Audrey convinced her that she would be working as a hostess at One Eyed Jacks and showed the stolen unicorn as her own, and said that she lost the number for \"Black Rose,\" which Jenny provided to her.\nAudrey later had the front desk at the Great Northern leave an urgent message for Agent Cooper, then slipped a note under his door as she left the hotel.\n \nShe went to One Eyed Jacks, where she was introduced to Blackie O'Reilly and used the alias Hester Prynne, but her resume was soon found to be bogus. To prove that she deserved a position at the brothel, she tied a cherry stem in a knot with her mouth.\nAudrey entered Blackie's office in her lingerie she had been given. She approached her desk and saw camera feed of Agent Cooper at a blackjack table. Blackie then said that it would be a good night for her to be \"broken in\" by the owner of One Eyed Jacks, who Blackie did not name.\nShe waited in her room for the owner to arrive and was shocked to discover his identity - her own father.\nShe hid behind her bed curtains as Ben tried to get in, and she swatted at his hands, suggesting that he leave. He pretended to leave by opening and closing the door, then he burst through her bed curtains after she had covered herself with her blanket and found a mask. Jerry then interrupted and Ben left.\nAudrey went to Blackie's office the following morning, asking why her room was locked, and Blackie noted that the owner was not happy with her performance the previous night.\nShe later called out to Cooper as a sort of prayer, hoping he got her note she left and admitted she was in over her head at One Eyed Jacks.\nThe next day, Audrey took an ice bucket to a room in the brothel where Emory Battis was tied up while another girl ran a vacuum cleaner. Convincing the other girl to leave by insisting she would finish the scene herself, Audrey unplugged the vacuum cleaner. She removed his blindfold and threatened to have him arrested if he did not reveal the connection between the perfume counter and One Eyed Jacks. He confirmed the owner to be her father and that he had recruited Ronette and Laura for the brothel, the latter being thrown out for using drugs. He also said that her father made sure he \"entertains\" all of the girls.\nShe tearfully called Agent Cooper, but Blackie hung up the phone.\nAudrey was tied up by Blackie while being filmed by Battis as she was sedated by heroin.\nShe later laid in bed as she was woken by a man named Jean who gave her English caramels.\nShe was later led to Jean, who she told that Emory had hit her. Jean also informed her that he spoke to her father and that she was in no danger. Battis attempted to further explain the situation to her, but he was shot dead by Jean. This caused her to cry and he held her.\nLater, Audrey was tied up, asleep. She heard Cooper's voice and wakes up to him telling her he was there to get her out. He untied her and hoisted her over his shoulder. He escaped with her along with Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Deputy Hawk, the latter of whom ambushed an armed guard to save them.\nShe was taken to the Bookhouse and seemed to have a nightmare until she was awoken by Cooper.\nHer father later arrived to see her, saying he was thankful that she was alive, but she was skeptical. She wished to have Agent Cooper take her home, but her father suggested they all three went together.\nThe next day, in her father's office, she informed him that she was aware of his connection to One Eyed Jacks. She also got him to admit that he had slept with Laura during her time working there, but he denied killing her, declaring that he loved her.\nAudrey went to the sheriff's station, where she told her special agent about her father's relationship with Laura, which surprised him. She was told to go home and not say a word about the subject to anyone.\nAudrey visited Agent Cooper the next day, asking about her father and his possible guilt. She revealed her strained relationship with him, that all she ever wanted from him was to love her. However, Cooper got a desperate phone call and told her to go to her room and lock the door.\nFollowing the funeral of Leland Palmer, Audrey attended the reception. Leland had been arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody.\nBusiness endeavors\nShe later went to Cooper's room at the Great Northern, where he was packing to go fishing with Major Garland Briggs. He also stated that he would be leaving town and once again stated his policy of why he could not pursue a relationship with her. He explained the origin of this to be a lover of his who was murdered on his and his partner Windom Earle's watch.\nAudrey approached Bobby Briggs, who stood outside of her father's office, wishing to speak to him about a job. She got him permission to meet with her father, but he was immediately kicked out.\nThe next day, Audrey danced with Agent Cooper at the wedding reception for Dougie Milford and his new bride, Lana.\nThe following day, she saw Bobby, who was then on her father's payroll with an assignment. She proposed that they do business together, and he went to her father's office. She spied on them and saw that Ben was interested in Bobby having a full-time position.\nAudrey went to Agent Cooper and gave him stolen photos of a gathering between Hank Jennings and other men, objects that may \"save life.\" Denise Bryson then came, and Audrey was surprised to find that the DEA had female agents. She gave Dale a big kiss and leaves.\nAudrey saw a disheveled hotel employee leave from her father's office the next day. She went to investigate and found Ben in the middle of a miniature Civil War re-enactment. She called her uncle.\nBobby came out to her, commenting on her father's current state. She said that her uncle was coming along with Doctor Jacoby to help.\nShe made plans with Bobby the next day to break her father out of his current mental state.\nShe brought her uncle to Ben's office, Ben believing Jerry to be Jeb Stuart.\nThe following day, Jacoby told her that his experiment in letting Ben mingle with the public did not help his mental state, as he continued to believe he was General Lee. She and Jerry then made plans to develop projects in her father's stead. She went back to Jacoby and requested that he return Ben to the \"real world,\" to which he sais they should re-enact the surrender at Appomattox.\nDuring the re-enactment of the surrender, she played Scarlett McLean, the daughter of Wilmer McLean, who was played by Jerry. Jacoby soon arrived as General Grant and surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben collapsed and came to, believing his Civil War to have been a dream.\nAudrey had an abrasive conversation with Randy at the concierge desk the next morning. After Randy left, a man approached the desk, having checked into the hotel. She mostly ignored him at first, but after looking at him, she tried to be more attentive. He noticed her name and asked her to send someone to the airport to retrieve his luggage that he did not have room for in the van he took to the hotel. He then told her about a picture he had of her when she was younger. He went and she opened a letter Randy delivered to her. Inside were torn pieces of paper along with a request for her presence at the Roadhouse later in the evening.\nLater, she attended a board meeting, which the man came to, introduced as John Justice \"Jack\" Wheeler. At the meeting, Ben presented his plan to work against Catherine's Ghostwood development plan, by calling to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel.\nThat evening, she had dinner with her father and Jack, who revealed the nature of his work, which would especially benefit the Hornes. However, she was resistant to his help, as she felt her family was well-off on its own. She soon excused herself for the Roadhouse. When she arrived, she found that Shelly Johnson and Donna were also there with adjoining pieces of the torn paper, forming a poem.\nThe next day, Audrey approached Dick Tremayne about the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show to take place that evening. She then ran into Jack, apologizing for her behavior the previous evening. He then asked her out to a picnic, which she accepted.\nAt their picnic, Jack sang to Audrey, which she admired, as nobody had sung to her before. He also wondered if there was another man in her life, and she says there once was, but not anymore.\nAt the fashion show, Audrey readied the models. Subsequently, the pine weasel was presented and it bit Dick's nose before becoming loose, causing a panic among the crowd. Audrey got knocked over but was caught by Jack and they shared a kiss.\nShe brought Jack room service the next morning and she accepted his offer to take her for a flight and dinner.\nDonna later came to the hotel and asked Audrey if she knew why her mother was visiting Audrey's father, but Audrey did not have an answer, so she took Donna to her peephole.\nAudrey later went to the library to research civil disobedience, and she ran into a poetry teacher named Edward Perkins. She showed him the poem she received and he had her read it for him. Perkins commented that watching her while she read made her look like a queen.\n \nLater, her father expressed to her his realization that his family was much more important than he had ever made it out to be, and promised to become a better father and made her his business partner. He told her to pack her bags and go to the airport, as her flight left in an hour, a statement which confused her. Jack then entered, realizing this meant their plans were canceled, and she left.\nAudrey arrived back to the hotel two days later, where Deputy Hawk was waiting for her, saying she was urgently needed at the sheriff's station.\nAt the station, Cooper went over the poem received by Audrey, Donna, and Shelly. She told him about Edward Perkins at the library and Shelly then pointed out that the poem was in her husband Leo's handwriting, and Cooper advised the girls to check in with the Sheriff's Department twice a day.\nShe went back to the hotel, where her father welcomed her back. She asked about Jack, but her father instead named her as the spokesperson for Stop Ghostwood campaign. When she finally got through to him, he told her that Jack had left for Brazil due to an urgent matter, and gave her a letter Jack left for her. He said he left a few minutes before and she quickly left, getting a ride from Pete Martell to the airport.\nThey arrived at the airport just before Jack took off in his jet. She stopped him and he got out and kissed her. They stated that they loved each other and she told him she was a virgin, so they boarded his jet together.\nLater in the evening, Jack left and alongside Pete, Audrey tearfully watched him fly away. Pete told her that Jack would return one day. She mentioned that Jack had promised to take her fishing, and Pete mentioned that he had some tackle in his truck.\n \nShe sat by the fire in her father's office the next day. He came in with various religious texts, which he intended to use to learn about the meaning of goodness. When he noticed she was thinking about Jack, he comforted her by telling her time healed all wounds and promised that Jack was a man of his word and would return. She then reported to him that during her trip to Seattle, she discovered that the Packards were using Twin Peaks Savings and Loan to funnel cash to the Ghostwood project. Ben then urged her to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nHer impassioned speech at the contest was met with much applause later in the evening. After Annie Blackburn's win, chaos ensued.\nBank explosion\n \nAudrey went to Twin Peaks Savings and Loan the next day, where she chained herself to the vault door in protest of the bank's connection to the Ghostwood project. She asked bank clerk Dell Mibbler for water, which he brought to her. Andrew Packard and Pete arrived and entered the vault with Mibbler. Following a trail of clues left behind by Thomas Eckhardt, they opened a safety deposit box, which triggered a bomb. Both men were killed instantly, as was Mr. Mibbler.\nAudrey survived the explosion at the bank, apparently shielded from the blast by Pete in his final moments. She was taken to the hospital in critical condition and was taken to an intensive care unit when she slipped into a coma. Cooper was seen exiting the unit the following day. During her stay at the hospital, Ben Horne \u2014 having found a letter from Audrey that morning \u2014 was seen by her side almost constantly.\nLater life\nAudrey awoke from her coma three and a half weeks later, and two months after her release she discovered that she was pregnant. She refused all offers of financial help from her parents and moved into an apartment of her own, preparing to raise her child as a single mother, what she described in a letter as \"the most important role\" of her life. Her son, named Richard, was born nine months after her stay in the hospital, just after her nineteenth birthday.\nIn lieu of graduating from high school, Audrey completed her GED through independent study and took classes at a local community college, studying economics and business administration. She then opened a successful hair and beauty salon in Twin Peaks. With few friends outside her customers and employees, Audrey kept to herself and did not publicly comment, or apparently inquire, as to whom Richard's father might be, although she kept a framed photograph of Dale Cooper on her office wall. She raised Richard alone, with limited help from her mother Sylvia, and apparently refused to let him meet his grandfather Ben. In the 1990s, she briefly exchanged letters with Donna Hayward, their contents unknown.\nCirca 2000, after her son's tenth birthday, Audrey unexpectedly married her longtime accountant \u2013 possibly Charlie \u2013 in a private ceremony, seemingly motivated more by financial convenience than genuine affection. There were numerous accounts of public arguing, heavy drinking, and verbal abuse on Audrey's part. In 2012, Audrey suddenly closed her hair salon and disappeared from public view. A Horne family spokesperson declined to comment to Tammy Preston on the rumor that she had been remanded to a private care facility.\nSearching for Billy\nIn the following years, Audrey began having an affair with Billy. One night, she tried to persuade Charlie to accompany her to the Roadhouse to look for Billy, but for one reason or another they constantly failed to leave the house. Billy had been missing for at least two days, and Audrey had a dream in which he was bleeding from his nose and mouth. Charlie complained that he had a great amount of paperwork and was too sleepy to go that night. In response, she berated him for failing to call Tina like she had asked and for not signing the papers she had given him. He was cowed into going along when Audrey threatened to have Paul pay him a visit.\nWhen Audrey mentioned that Chuck had told her Tina was the last person to see Billy, Charlie, surprised, told her that Chuck had stolen Billy's truck the previous week, but it had apparently been recovered without incident. Charlie called Tina to follow up on what she knew about Billy, and received some startling news. Afterward, he refused to divulge what Tina had told him, infuriating Audrey even more.\nNear-hysterical and having an existential crisis, Audrey demanded Charlie to tell her what Tina had told him. He reminded her that she wanted to go out to look for Billy, but she became indecisive, and said she wasn't sure who or where she was, that it was \"like Ghostwood here.\" Now, Charlie insisted that she must go to the Roadhouse, or he might need to end her story.\n\"What story is that, Charlie? Is is the story of the little girl who lived down the lane?\"\n \u2015Audrey Horne\nCharlie soon put on his coat so they could leave for the Roadhouse, but Audrey delayed them, commenting that Charlie seemed like a different person to her. Making good on his prior threat, Charlie took his coat off and announced his intention to stay in for the night. Audrey attacked Charlie, screaming that she hated him.\nAudrey and Charlie eventually reached the Roadhouse during Edward Severson's solo performance, where Charlie ordered them two martinis. Charlie toasted the two of them, but Audrey insisted on drinking to Billy instead. Suddenly, the MC announced \"Audrey's Dance,\" and the crowd cleared a space for her. Captivated by the music, Audrey danced for the crowd until a fight broke out, started by a jealous husband. She ran to Charlie, and implored to him: \"Get me out of here!\". As electricity buzzed, Audrey then found herself in an brightly-lit white room, dressed in a white hospital gown with disheveled hair, looking in terror at her own reflection in a mirror.\nIn the waiting room, the arm echoed Audrey's question about \"the little girl who lived down the lane\" while speaking to Dale Cooper.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nAfter Leo Johnson confesses to Laura's murder, Audrey (played by Victoria Jackson) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern. He asks her if she found any leads at the perfume counter, but she says she quit the job after Leo confessed. She gives him a present, tying a ribbon into a bow with her tongue.\nBehind the scenes\nAudrey is played by American actress Sherilyn Fenn, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nFor her performance as Audrey, Fenn was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries or Television Film. Piper Laurie won the award for her performance as Catherine Martell.\nAccording to Fenn, Lynch's 2001 film Mulholland Drive was originally conceived as a spin-off centered on Audrey in which she goes to Hollywood to pursue an acting career.\nAngelo Badalamenti composed the leitmotifs Audrey's Dance, Audrey's Prayer, and Audrey for the character.\nTrivia\nThe reconciliation between Audrey and her father is not apparent in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, which states that Ben still had control of the Ghostwood project and Audrey was protesting him after writing a bitter letter.\nAudrey's alias at One Eyed Jacks, Hester Prynne, is the name of the protagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. This allusion is referenced when Blackie calls her out, remarking \"I read The Scarlett Letter in high school too, honey.\"\nWhen asked at a panel about Audrey's situation in the third season, David Lynch merely laughed and encouraged the audience and viewers in general to decide for themselves what happened to her. Though some media reports attributed a reference in The Final Dossier to a \"private care facility\" as confirmation of her current status, Mark Frost has also avoided giving a definitive answer as to her current situation.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Awards_and_nominations.json b/data/input_docs/Awards_and_nominations.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5e31b0a3bc68cc517b7021d38190db8f85512f51 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Awards_and_nominations.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Awards_and_nominations", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Awards_and_nominations", "text": "Awards and nominations\nThis page lists awards and nominations received by Twin Peaks and related works.\n20/20 Felix Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2013\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBest Original Score\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2713\nExternal links\nAftonblandet TV Prize\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1992\nTwin Peaks\nBest Foreign TV Program\n\u2713\nExternal links\n Aftonblandet TV Prize at Wikipedia\nArtios Awards\nSince October 1985, the Casting Society of America has presented the Artios Awards for excellence in casting.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1990\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nBest Casting for TV, Dramatic Episode\nJohanna Ray\n\u2713\nASC Awards\nThe ASC Awards have been presented by the American Society of Cinematographers for excellence in cinematography since 1987.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\n\"Pilot\"\nOutstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Movies of the Week/Pilots\nRon Garcia\n\u2715\nExternal links\nThe American Society of Cinematographers\n American Society of Cinematographers at Wikipedia\nBram Stoker Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\n\"Part 8\"\nBram Stoker Award\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\nBrit Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1991\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBest Soundtrack\n\u2713\nBroadcasting Press Guild Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1990\nTwin Peaks\nBest Imported TV Programme\n\u2713\nExternal links\n Broadcasting Press Guild Awards at Wikipedia\nCahiers du Cin\u00e9ma\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nTop Ten Films of 2017 \u2013 #1\nDavid Lynch\n\u2713\nExternal links\nCannes Film Festival\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1992\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nPalme d'Or\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\n2017\n\"Part 1\"\n\"Part 2\"\nScreened out of competition\n\u2713\nExternal links\n Cannes Film Festival at Wikipedia\nCinema Audio Society Awards\nThe Cinema Audio Society Awards (or C.A.S. Awards) is an annual awards ceremony honoring outstanding achievement in sound mixing.\nYear\nCategory\nWork\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2018\nOutstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television Movie or Mini-Series\n\"Part 8\"\nDouglas Axtell (production mixer)\nDean Hurley (re-recording mixer)\nRonald Eng (re-recording mixer)\n\u2715\nDirectors Guild of America Awards\nSince 1938, the Directors Guild of America Awards are issued annually by the Directors Guild of America for outstanding achievements in film and television direction.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\n\"Episode 6\"\nOutstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series - Night\nLesli Linka Glatter\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\n Directors Guild of America Awards at Wikipedia\nDorian Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2018\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nTV Drama of the Year\n\u2715\nTV Performance of the Year \u2013 Actor\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2713\nExternal links\n Dorian Awards at Wikipedia\nEmmy Awards\nThe Emmy Awards have been presented annually by The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences since 1949 for the best in American television.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1990\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nOutstanding Drama Series\nMark Frost (executive producer)\nDavid Lynch (executive producer)\nGregg Fienberg (producer)\nDavid J. Latt (producer)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nOutstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series\nPiper Laurie\n\u2715\nOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series\nSherilyn Fenn\n\u2715\n\"Pilot\"\nOutstanding Art Direction for a Series\nPatricia Norris (production designer)\nLeslie Morales (set decorator)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Costume Design for a Series\nPatricia Norris\n\u2713\nOutstanding Directing for a Drama Series\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\nOutstanding Editing for a Series \u2013 Single Camera Production\nDuwayne Dunham\n\u2713\nOutstanding Writing in a Drama Series\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\n\"Episode 2\"\nOutstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2715\n\"Episode 3\"\nOutstanding Writing in a Drama Series\nHarley Peyton\n\u2715\n\"Episode 7\"\nOutstanding Sound Editing for a Series\nJohn A. Larsen (supervising sound editor)\nMatt Sawelson (sound editor)\nJohn Haeny (sound editor)\nPat McCormick (sound editor)\nAlbert Edmund Lord III (sound editor)\nFred Cipriano (sound editor)\nBruce P. Michaels (supervising ADR editor)\nLori L. Eschler (supervising music editor)\n\u2715\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\"\nOutstanding Main Title Theme Music\nAngelo Badalamenti (composer)\nDavid Lynch (composer)\n\u2715\n\"Into the Night\"\nOutstanding Music and Lyrics\nAngelo Badalamenti (composer)\nDavid Lynch (lyrics)\n\u2715\n1991\nTwin Peaks (season 2)\nOutstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series\nPiper Laurie\n\u2715\n\"Episode 25\"\nOutstanding Sound Editing for a Series\nRichard Taylor (supervising editor)\nPat McCormick (sound editor)\nRichard F.W. Davis (sound editor)\nThomas DeGorter (sound editor)\nAlbert Edmund Lord III (supervising ADR editor)\nLori L. Eschler (supervising music editor)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Sound Mixing for a Drama Series\nDon Summer (production mixer)\nGary Alexander (re-recording mixer)\nAdam Jenkins (re-recording mixer)\n\u2715\n2018\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nOutstanding Directing for a Limited Series, Movie or Dramatic Special\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\nOutstanding Hairstyling for a Limited Series or Movie\nClare M. Corsick (department head hairstylist)\nBryn Leetch (assistant department head hairstylist)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Makeup for a Limited Series or Movie (Non-Prosthetic)\nDebbie Zoller (department head makeup artist)\nRichard Redlefsen (key makeup artist)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More)\nRuth De Jong (production designer)\nCara Brower (art director)\nFlorencia Martin (set decorator)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Writing for a Limited Series, Movie or Dramatic Special\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\n\"Part 8\"\nOutstanding Cinematography for a Limited Series or Movie\nPeter Deming\n\u2715\nOutstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Limited Series or Movie\nDuwayne Dunham (editor)\nBrian Berdan, ACE (additional editor)\nJonathan P. Shaw, ACE, (additional editor)\nJustin Krohn (additional editor)\nJason WA Tucker, ACE (additional editor)\nDavid Lynch (additional editor)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Sound Editing for a Limited Series, Movie or Special\nRon Eng (sound supervisor)\nDean Hurley (sound supervisor)\nDavid Lynch (Sound designer)\nDavid A. Cohen (dialogue editor)\nKerry Dean Williams (dialogue editor)\nLuke Gibleon (sound editor)\nWillard Overstreet (sound effects editor)\n\u2715\nOutstanding Sound Mixing for a Limited Series or Movie\nRon Eng (re-recording mixer)\nDean Hurley (re-recording mixer)\nDouglas Axtell (production mixer)\n\u2715\nExternal links\nAcademy of Television Arts & Sciences\n Emmy Awards at Wikipedia\nEmpire Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2018\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest TV Series\n\u2715\nBest Actor in a TV Series\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nExternal links\n Empire Awards at Wikipedia\nExcellence in Production Design Awards\nThe Excellence in Production Design Awards are awarded by the Art Directors Guild annually.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2018\n\"Part 1\"\n\"Part 8\"\n\"Part 15\"\nOne Hour Contemporary Single-Camera Television Series\nRuth De Jong (production designer)\nCara Brower (art director)\nNancy Deren (set designer)\nScott Herbertson (set designer)\nBarbara Mesney (set designer)\nJason Perrine (graphic designer)\nKaren Teneyck (graphic designer)\nFlorencia Martin (set decorator)\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\nGolden Globe Awards\nThe Golden Globe Awards are presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) to recognize outstanding achievements in the entertainment industry, both domestic and foreign, and to focus wide public attention upon the best in motion pictures and television.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nBest Television Series \u2013 Drama\n\u2713\nBest Performance by an Actor in a Television Series \u2013 Drama\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2713\nBest Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television\nPiper Laurie\n\u2713\nSherilyn Fenn\n\u2715\n2018\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\n Golden Globe Awards at Wikipedia\nGolden Reel Awards\nThe Golden Reel Awards are presented by the Motion Picture Sound Editors for outstanding achievement in cinematic sound editing.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\n\"Part 8\"\nOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Music Score and Musical for Episodic Short Form Broadcast Media\nDavid Lynch (sound designer)\nDean Hurley (music editor, sound editor)\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\n Motion Picture Sound Editors at Wikipedia\nGrammy Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\"\nBest Pop Instrumental Theme\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2713\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\nBest Spoken Word Album\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nExternal links\n Grammy Awards at Wikipedia\nHollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2018\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest Contemporary Makeup - Television Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television\nDebbie Zoller\nRichard Redlefsen\nMandi Ann Ruiz\n\u2715\nBest Period and/or Character Makeup - Television Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television\n\u2715\nBest Special Makeup Effects - Television Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television\nDebbie Zoller\nRichard Redlefsen\nJamie Kelman\n\u2715\nExternal links\nIGN Summer Movie Awards\nIGN (formerly Imagine Games Network) is a San Francisco-based games and entertainment media company operated by IGN Entertainment Inc.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest TV Drama Series\n\u2715\nBest Dramatic TV Performance\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\n\"Part 8\"\nBest TV Episode\n\u2715\nIndependent Spirit Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1992\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBest Original Score\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2713\nBest Female Lead\nSheryl Lee\n\u2715\nExternal links\n Independent Spirit Awards at Wikipedia\nOnline Film & Television Association Awards\nThe Online Film & Television Association Awards, or OFTAs, were established in 1996.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n2005\nTwin Peaks\nOFTA TV Hall of Fame \u2013 Television Programs\n\u2713\nPeabody Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1991\n\"Pilot\"\nPeabody Award\n\u2713\nExternal links\n Peabody Awards at Wikipedia\nQ Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nBest Actor in a Quality Drama Series\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nExternal links\n Viewers for Quality Television at Wikipedia\nSatellite Awards\nThe Satellite Awards are an annual award given by the International Press Academy. The awards were originally known as the Golden Satellite Awards.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n2007\nTwin Peaks: The Second Season\nBest DVD Release of a TV Show\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\n Satellite Awards at Wikipedia\nSaturn Awards\nThe Saturn Awards are presented annually by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films to honor the top works in science fiction, fantasy, and horror in film, television, and home video.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1993\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBest Horror Film\n\u2715\nBest Actress\nSheryl Lee\n\u2715\nBest Supporting Actor\nRay Wise\n\u2715\nBest Writing\nDavid Lynch\nRobert Engels\n\u2715\nBest Music\nAngelo Badalamenti\n\u2713\n2008\nTwin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition\nBest Retro Television Release on DVD\n\u2713\n2015\nTwin Peaks: The Entire Mystery\nBest DVD/Blu-Ray Television Release\n\u2713\n2018\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest Presentation on Television\n\u2713\nBest Actor on Television\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2713\nBest Supporting Actor on Television\nMiguel Ferrer\n\u2715\nBest Guest Performance in a Television Series\nDavid Lynch\n\u2713\nTwin Peaks: A Limited Event Series\nBest DVD/Blu-Ray Television Release\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\n Saturn Awards at Wikipedia\nSoap Opera Digest Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n1991\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nOutstanding Prime Time Soap\n\u2715\nOutstanding Lead Actor: Prime Time\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nOutstanding Supporting Actor: Prime Time\nEverett McGill\n\u2715\nOutstanding Supporting Actress: Prime Time\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\n\u2715\nPeggy Lipton\n\u2715\nOutstanding Villain: Prime Time\nRichard Beymer\n\u2715\nOutstanding Villainess: Prime Time\nPiper Laurie\n\u2715\nOutstanding Hero: Prime Time\nMichael Ontkean\n\u2715\nOutstanding Heroine: Prime Time\nLara Flynn Boyle\n\u2715\nOutstanding Storyline: Prime Time\n\"Who killed Laura Palmer?\"\n\u2715\n1992\nTwin Peaks (season 2)\nOutstanding Prime Time Show\n\u2715\nOutstanding Actor: Prime Time\nKyle MacLachlan\n\u2715\nOutstanding Actress: Prime Time\nPiper Laurie\n\u2715\nBest Death Scene: Prime Time\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\n\u2715\nExternal links\n Soap Opera Digest Awards at Wikipedia\nTelevision Critics Association Awards\nThe Television Critics Association (or TCA) is a group of approximately 200 United States and Canadian journalists and columnists who cover television programming.\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1990\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nOutstanding Achievement in Drama\n\u2713\nProgram of the Year\n\u2713\n2010\nTwin Peaks\nHeritage Award\n\u2715\n2011\n\u2715\n2012\n\u2715\n2013\n\u2715\n2014\n\u2715\n2015\n\u2715\n2016\n\u2715\n2017\n\u2715\n2018\n\u2715\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nOutstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials\n\u2715\nExternal links\nOfficial website\n Television Critics Association at Wikipedia\nTP de Oro\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nResult\n1991\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nBest Foreign Series\n\u2713\nExternal links\n TP de Oro at Wikipedia\nTV Land Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2006\nTwin Peaks\nFavorite Dream Sequence\nDream sequences featuring \"The Man from Another Place\"\n\u2713\nExternal links\n TV Land Awards at Wikipedia\nVillage Voice Film Poll Awards\nYear\nWork\nCategory\nRecipient(s)\nResult\n2017\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nBest Director\nDavid Lynch\n\u2715\nExternal links\n Village Voice at Wikipedia"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Axolotl.json b/data/input_docs/Axolotl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a6c413a0278496431c891bbf0356634c15074b90 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Axolotl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Axolotl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Axolotl", "text": "Axolotl\n\"Axolotl\" was a song by the Veils.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Veils performed \"Axolotl\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington. As they played, Ruby was forcefully removed from her booth by two men and fell into a screaming fit.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Axolotl\" is a song by the Veils from their 2016 studio album Total Depravity. The song, in an altered mix, was featured in \"Part 15\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). An added instrumental section played over the end credits of \"Part 15.\"\nLyrics\nI'm glowing bright, obsidianAxolotl amphibianUn-elemental chemicalGot me growing six black tentaclesA little nightmarish, a little maudlinGood golly go get that kid some laudanumSalvation's more than I can affordWho needs the Devil when you've got the Lord?Oh my soulLosing controlWho built this heart?Oh my GodNow sister Maggie's coming in fleet-footBaby's got a belly full of black sootI got the feeling I better just stay putAnd she'll love you better than any real man couldAn accidental amphibianI'm growing giddy as a GideonAnother head for the chopping boardWho needs the Devil when you've got the Lord?Oh my soulLosing controlWho built this heart?Oh my God\nCredits\nTo be added"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/B._Roundtree.json b/data/input_docs/B._Roundtree.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..292ecd7e623dddbae7a7d0aae3ac3f87c1c83546 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/B._Roundtree.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "B._Roundtree", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/B._Roundtree", "text": "B. Roundtree\nB. Roundtree was a nurse at Calhoun Memorial Hospital in March 1989.\nAs Roundtree tended to patient Annie Blackburn, who spoke a message about being with \"Laura\" and \"Dale\" and that the \"good\" Dale was trapped in \"the Lodge.\" Roundtree did not respond, but noticed that Annie was in a catatonic state. The nurse took a ring from Annie's hand and put it on her own.\nShe marveled at it in the mirror before leaving the room."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/BC_era.json b/data/input_docs/BC_era.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3531939bc0a470839dc85e7d3fc978d566aef15a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/BC_era.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "BC_era", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/BC_era", "text": "BC era\nThe following events occurred before 1 AD:\nEvents\n\nc. 1,000,000,000 BC\nThe west coast of North America is under water.\nc. 200,000,000 BC\nThe super-continent Pangaea divides, separating North America from Europe.\nc. 100,000,000 BC\nThe Okanagan subcontinent collides with North America, resulting in the formation of White Tail Peak and Blue Pine Mountain, as well as the Kootenay Arc in the western part of Twin Peaks.\n1,000,000 BC to 500,000 BC\nWashington is under ice a mile thick. The melting ice results in the creation of White Tail Falls and several valleys and gorges near the Pearl Lakes.\nc. 25,000 BC\nAncestors to the Snoqualmie, Umpqua, Methow, Cayuse, Yakima, Spokane, Flathead, and Nez Perce tribes arrive in Washington from Asia.\nc. 3,000 BC\nThe earliest Sumerian myths of the utukku, including Joudy and Ba'al, date to this time period.\n6th century BC\nIn modern-day Iraq, Ezekiel witnesses \"angelic chariots.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/BOB.json b/data/input_docs/BOB.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fc477744199bee02070b36c980af9faa29574105 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/BOB.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "BOB", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/BOB", "text": "BOB\n\"He is BOB, eager for fun. He wears a smile, everybody run.\"\n \u2015Mike\nBOB (or Killer Bob) was a possessing spirit, believed to originate from the mythical Black Lodge. He spent most of his time on Earth possessing human beings, committing horrific acts to \"harvest\" pain and sorrow (known as \"garmonbozia\") from those around him. While inhabiting a human, BOB's true form, that of a long-haired vagrant, could only be seen by the gifted and the damned.\nAs a child, Leland Palmer \"invited\" BOB into himself, becoming his human vessel. From the time Leland's daughter Laura was twelve, BOB tormented and sexually abused her on a regular basis, intending to make her his next host, before he was stymied by Mike and forced to murder her instead. Later, BOB accompanied the doppelganger of Dale Cooper out of the lodge and traveled with him for the next twenty-five years.\nBiography\n\nEarly years\nFollowing a 1945 nuclear test in White Sands, New Mexico, the image of BOB was seemingly regurgitated from a white figure.\nBOB spent several years with Mike, feeding off of fear and pain until Mike \"saw the face of God\" and cut off his own arm. BOB then lurked around the Great Northern Hotel for 40 years.\nWhen Leland Palmer was a boy, Robertson lived in a white house near his grandfather's summer house at Pearl Lakes. He taunted Leland, asking \"do you wanna play with fire, little boy?\" BOB told Leland that he wanted to play, and then \"opened\" Leland and went inside him.\nMolesting Laura\nFrom when she was 12, BOB began molesting and abusing Leland's daughter Laura regularly.\nAn owl told BOB of Laura's first orgy at Jacques Renault's cabin. In a later dream, Laura saw BOB at Jacques' cabin killing his bird Waldo and approaching her but was stopped by a gigantic owl.\nLaura knew him to be a friend of Leland. BOB told her that the only person he feared was Mike. BOB's objective with Laura was to be her or else he would kill her.\nMeeting above the convenience store\nBOB appeared in the meeting room across from The Man from Another Place, who spoke about Garmonbozia and observed the green Formica table in front of them. BOB said \"I have the fury of my own momentum.\" The little man said \"with this ring, I thee wed,\" and laughed with BOB. The little man then said \"fire walk with me,\" and BOB clapped. The little man and BOB then left through a set of drapes.\nMurder of Teresa Banks\nAt the Red Diamond City Motel, Leland changed his mind about a foursome with prostitute Teresa Banks and her friends: Ronette Pulaski and Laura.\nIn 1988, BOB with Leland murdered Teresa after she tried to blackmail him, recognising Jacques' description of Laura's father on the phone.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nIn 1989, following years of molesting Laura, one day, he spoke through her ceiling fan that he wants to \"taste through\" her mouth.\nBOB later appeared behind Laura's dresser, where she had hidden her secret diary.\nDuring a day, Mike pursued Leland in the traffic and shouted at him that he (Leland/BOB) stole his canned corn from above the convenience store. The odor of something burning could be perceived.\nA few nights later, February 22, BOB climbed into Laura's window and began to assault her. To Laura, his appearance changed to Leland, horrifying her and confirming her deepest fear.\nOn the night of February 23, he followed Laura to a cabin, where she engaged in sex with Leo Johnson, Jacques Renault, and Ronette Pulaski. When Jacques came out, BOB/Leland knocked him out.\nHe took Laura and Ronette to a train car where he murdered Laura, failing to take her as a host. He wrapped her body in plastic and sent it along a river. With Leland's blood he wrote a \"Fire Walk with Me\" note and, on the way to Glastonbury Grove, he abandoned pages of Laura's diary and a towel covered with Leland's blood. He entered the red room via the curtains in Glastonbury Grove, where Mike, together with The Arm demanded all of his garmonbozia. BOB pulled the blood from Leland's shirt, healing him, and threw it on the floor. It then changed into garmonbozia.\n \nDuring the investigation into Laura's murder, BOB was seen in visions by Sarah Palmer, Dale Cooper, and Maddy Ferguson.\n \nThrough Leland, he murdered Maddy, slamming her head into a picture in the Palmer home. He placed her body in a golf bag before wrapping her in plastic.\nAfter Leland was taken into custody and revealed to the authorities as BOB's host, BOB forced him to commit suicide. In his dying breaths, Leland made obscure references to the man at the lake molesting him as a child before stating that he never knew when BOB was in control of his body.\nAfter Leland died, Cooper engaged in a philosophical debate with Sheriff Truman and Albert Rosenfield over how real BOB was, and whether or not BOB was, in fact, a physical incarnation of Leland's repressed personal demons. Although the men could not agree on a unifying idea, they did come to the conclusion that BOB was a manifestation of \"the evil that men do.\"\nFollowing Leland's death, BOB's presence was not noticed again until immediately after Josie Packard's sudden death, when Cooper saw a vision of a cackling BOB crawl out from under her bed and mockingly shout, \"Coop, what happened to Josie?!\" Cooper later speculated that BOB had been drawn to Josie's fear.\nWith Cooper's doppelganger\nWhen Windom Earle tried to take Cooper's soul in the red room, BOB said that he could not ask for it and then took Earle's. After Cooper left, his doppelganger came and laughed with BOB.\nAfter Cooper's doppelganger escaped from the red room, BOB appeared in the mirror to him and broke it, laughing and asking, \"How's Annie?\"\nAfter realizing Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Dr. Will Hayward heard him break the mirror, the doppelganger lay down on the floor, and upon being pulled up by Cooper's concerned friends, explained that he slipped and struck his head in the mirror, and it \"struck as funny.\" When Harry said they should get him to a hospital, he merely stated \"But I haven't brushed my teeth yet.\"\n \nBOB still remained with Cooper's doppelganger 25 years later.\nAfter Cooper's doppelganger was betrayed and shot dead by Ray Monroe, woodsmen gathered around his body and tore him open, extracting BOB. After the doppelganger revived from the dead, BOB was returned..\nAfter Cooper's doppelganger was shot by Lucy Brennan during his infiltration at the Sheriff's Station in Twin Peaks, woodsmen once again gathered and BOB emerged from the body. He began attacking a present Dale Cooper and then proceeded to attack Freddie Sykes, who then pulverized BOB with a special green glove given to him by the Fireman several months previously. During this battle, Freddie successfully defeated BOB and shattered him into pieces, fulfilling his destiny foretold by the Fireman.\nModus operandi\nAfter committing a crime, he puts a letter under a ring finger nail to form the name \"Robert\". The letters are cut from issues of Flesh World. The revealed letters are:\nT for Teresa Banks, left ring finger\nR for Laura Palmer, left ring finger\nB for Ronette Pulaski, left ring finger\nO for Maddy Ferguson, left ring finger\nFollowing this, he wraps the victim in plastic and sends them floating in a body of water.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nInternational Pilot\nBOB is seen by Sarah Palmer, crouching behind Laura's bed.\n \nIn the hospital's basement, BOB stands over a circle of candles and welcomes Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman to the \"killer's lair.\" They approach him and he asks if Mike is with them. BOB then speaks with Mike, saying \"Heads up, tails up, running to be with scallywag, night falls, morning calls, catch you with my death bag.\" Sheriff Truman asks him what the letters found under Laura Palmer and Teresa Banks' fingers were going to spell, and BOB answers that they were going to spell his proper name, \"Robert.\" He promises he will kill again, then Mike appears, shooting him dead.\nBehind the scenes\nThe impetus for the series Twin Peaks was the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer. When production began on the pilot episode, series creators David Lynch and Mark Frost had decided that the murderer would be revealed as Leland Palmer, Laura's father. During the filming of a scene in the pilot taking place in Laura's room, Frank Silva, a set dresser during the shootings but also an actor, accidentally trapped himself in the room prior to filming by inadvertently moving a dresser in front of the door. Lynch had an image of Silva stuck in the room and thought that it could fit into the series somewhere, and told Silva that he would like for him to be in the series. Lynch had Silva crouch at the foot of Laura's bed and look through the bars of the footboard, as if he were \"trapped\" behind them, and filmed it, then had Silva leave the room and filmed the empty room; after reviewing the footage, Lynch liked the presence that Silva brought to the scene and decided that he would put him somewhere in the series.\nLater that day, a scene was being filmed in which Palmer's mother experiences a vision which frightens her; at the time, the script did not indicate what Mrs. Palmer had seen to frighten her. Lynch was pleased with how the scene turned out, but a crew member informed him that it would have to be re-shot because a mirror in the scene had inadvertently picked up someone's reflection. When Lynch asked who it was, the crew member replied that it had been Silva. Lynch considered this a \"happy accident,\" and decided at that point that the unnamed character to be played by Silva would be revealed as Palmer's true killer.\nIn Episode 1, Sarah Palmer sees a vision of BOB while hugging Donna. The vision consists of BOB crouching at the foot of Laura's bed. In the script, the vision featured a long, empty hospital corridor, with BOB running down it towards the camera at full speed. The scene, as scripted, was indeed filmed, but deemed too \"freaky\" by Lynch and never used, except for a brief clip of it during Ronette's dream of BOB during Episode 8.\nThe name \"Bob\" is a reference to Bob's Big Boy, a restaurant where David Lynch ordered the same lunch every day for several years.\n \nAs Frank Silva passed away in 1995, he appeared posthumously in the 2017 revival through the use of archive footage and CGI, which was always the preferred solution instead of recasting.\nTrivia\nThe credits and hard on-screen subtitles always use the name \"Bob\" or \"Killer Bob\". The name \"BOB\" is used in all caps in Laura's secret diary, his name being an acronym and a warning in itself: \"BEWARE OF BOB\"."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Backup_singers.json b/data/input_docs/Backup_singers.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5313986d7ff93494e11b395b717551d12caf7b89 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Backup_singers.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Backup_singers", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Backup_singers", "text": "Backup singers\nA pair of backup singers performed with James Hurley at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nThe two women performed the echo vocals for \"Just You,\" a song performed by James Hurley which he had originally written in 1989 and played with Donna Hayward and Madeline Ferguson.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Backup Singer #2\" and \"Backup Singer #3\" were portrayed by Kelsey Bohlen and Rachael Bower. The original version of \"Just You,\" featuring the vocals of Sheryl Lee and Lara Flynn Boyle, was reused for the second performance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bad_Binoculars.json b/data/input_docs/Bad_Binoculars.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..699b0ed6ba9d8f397c2919baf8db4c967c857f78 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bad_Binoculars.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bad_Binoculars", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bad_Binoculars", "text": "Bad Binoculars\nBad Binoculars is the fifth short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nI have been traveling for seventy days now, searching for the man with the gray elevated hair. Never staying in one place for more than one day. A woman is angry with a man in a sleeveless suit. She tells him of her grief. Again, he speaks words that I do not understand. Does he want her to say the things she says?\nDavid Lynch rehearses Audrey and Charlie's second scene together with Sherilyn Fenn and Clark Middleton. (\"Part 13\") Several times, Lynch whispers secret directions to Fenn, once right before her line about a \"little girl who lived down the lane.\" When asked about the missing red jacket Audrey put on earlier, Lynch says it doesn't matter, as this scene is happening at a \"completely different time.\"\nHigh above the water, we can see the reflections. A funny little man dressed like an elf comes into view. He has eaten the medicine that he made himself. Why was he not more careful?\nAt the hilly filming location for Richard Horne's death scene, a production truck drives past Riley Lynch giving the middle finger. David plans the shots of Richard and Mr. C approaching the hilltop with Scott Cameron. Lynch again greets David Patrick Kelly, and explains that since viewers last say Jerry Horne, he has wandered \"out and about\" very far without seeing people for a very long time. Kelly practices his reaction to his binoculars \"killing\" someone, refining the \"bad binoculars\" refrain and spitting on them.\nEndless buckets of energy along an iron rail. The strangeness continues to grow, all for the good of those involved. Order must be restored to a chaotic situation. A small piece of flesh looks ripped from her face, but why can she not see?\nDuring filming at the DirtFish Rally School (standing in for the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department), Lynch angrily tells several crew members to clear the conference room for a rehearsal, later telling Peter Deming that they need to limit traffic in and out. He rehearses the scene between Hawk, Andy, and Lucy regarding a box of chocolate bunnies. (\"Part 3\")\nRuth De Jong shows Lynch photographs of the under-construction convenience store facade. Lynch approves and says their work is \"beautiful.\" Outside, Lynch looks at Naido's facial prosthetic with Debbie Zoller, asking them to add a dark brown-red blood effect to the stitches. Lynch says her makeup in the forest should match what she will have on in the mansion room scenes.\nLynch walks through the scene of Doris Truman shouting down the hallway at Frank. (\"Part 6\") Candy Clark notices they are being filmed, but Lynch assures her that Jason is a \"good guy\" working on behind-the-scenes material. He directs several more scenes for the sheriff's department, including Bobby's first appearance and the nighttime case file review. (\"Part 4\") Robert Forster asks for clarification about Bobby and Laura's relationship and the late Major Briggs. Lynch tells him that Frank probably knew Briggs at one point, while Harry certainly did; a \"lot of spokes\" come from that hub. Later, Lynch provides Margaret Lanterman's dialogue for her phone conversation with Truman and Deputy Hawk. (\"Part 11\")\nAfter the end of filming at DirtFish, employee Eugean Thompson shows Lynch an old aerial photograph of the Snoqualmie Valley. Lynch recalls seeing the nearby lumber mill in action when they filmed the pilot. He thanks Eugean for opening the school to the production, and says it's very sad to leave.\nLOS ANGELES\nLynch, Sabrina S. Sutherland, and several other crew members laugh upon seeing Jay Aaseng in preliminary prosthetics to play the jail cell drunk. Lynch greets Harry Goaz, Kimmy Robertson, and John Pirruccello for the jail cell scenes, directing each to their initial marks for rehearsal. He then directs Nae Yuuki on Naido's attitude in the jail cell, likening her motions to a \"praying mantis.\"\nFollowing filming on the jail set, Lynch gathers Robertson, Dana Ashbrook and Michael Horse and announces over the megaphone that their \"dear friends\" Hawk, Lucy, and Bobby have wrapped. All three thank him and the entire crew; Horse says it was an honor to be part of Lynch's creative process. He then jokes that \"once we take our land back,\" he will make sure that everyone in the crew receives a green card.\nPeople featured\nJay Aaseng\nEric Amundsen\nDana Ashbrook\nGeorge Billinger\nScott Cameron\nCandy Clark\nTim Collins\nRuth De Jong\nPeter Deming\nDavid Eubank\nIme N. Etuk\nEamon Farren\nSherilyn Fenn\nRobert Forster\nCori Glazer\nHarry Goaz\nJames Grixoni\nMichael Horse\nDavid Patrick Kelly\nR. Scott Lawrence\nDavid Lynch\nRiley Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nJames Marshall\nFlorencia Martin\nClark Middleton\nJohn Pirruccello\nKimmy Robertson\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nJodee Thelen\nEugean Thompson\nJake Wardle\nNae Yuuki\nDebbie Zoller\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"Cloud Bags\"\n\"Inflated Question\"\n\"Zapped\"\n\"Late Backe\"\n\"Zu Dallas Atmos\"\n\"Bli\"\n\"Juliju Song\"\n\"Crying Long\"\n\"NordBanhoff\"\n\"Pickled Piper\"\n\"Slab Stalks\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 \nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers and Ann-Kristin Mayr and Jason Denner\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\n\u2191 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 \nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Barstow.json b/data/input_docs/Barstow.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b61be7659d9fbc03a020877fc32c6a26a4a421de --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Barstow.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Barstow", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Barstow", "text": "Barstow\nMr. Barstow was a history teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 2, 1968, Dale Cooper crawled through the air vent above Barstow's class to observe a girls' sexual education class."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bartender.json b/data/input_docs/Bartender.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e5396ee2e526d47c8b4b1691563004571c588196 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bartender.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bartender", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bartender", "text": "Bartender\nA unidentified man worked as a bartender at Elk's Point #9 in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night in 2016, he poured a Bloody Mary for Sarah Palmer. Minutes later, he rushed over to find that the trucker sitting next to her had fallen over dead, a huge piece torn out of his throat. In disbelief, he asked what had happened, and she pleaded ignorance, insisting that she had been minding her own business. The bartender told his wife to call 9-1-1 and warned that they would \"see about this.\" Sarah wryly said that it certainly was a \"mystery.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bartholomew_Beaufort.json b/data/input_docs/Bartholomew_Beaufort.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8605d2bac4ecca39b213cc28500ae71eeb409380 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bartholomew_Beaufort.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bartholomew_Beaufort", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bartholomew_Beaufort", "text": "Bartholomew Beaufort\nBartholomew Beaufort was an ill citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington to be visited by Reverend Isaiah Hurly when the Blizzard of 1889 began."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Becky_Burnett.json b/data/input_docs/Becky_Burnett.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..398412cec9b3f3a3c380fd97689b9ebb43513380 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Becky_Burnett.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Becky_Burnett", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Becky_Burnett", "text": "Becky Burnett\nRebecca McCauley \"Becky\" Burnett (n\u00e9e Briggs) was the daughter of Bobby and Shelly Briggs.\nBiography\nBy 2016, Becky worked at Sweet Loaf bakery owned by Norma Jennings and had made a habit of asking her mother Shelly for money to support both her and her husband, Steven. She did this one day upon delivering bread to the Double R Diner, this being the third time in two weeks. She went out to Steven, who gave her a drug and promised her dinner.\nSteven later verbally abused and physically threatened Becky over financial matters and cleanliness of their trailer.\nShe later received a phone call concerning Steven's affair with Gersten Hayward. In hysterics, Becky called her mother to borrow her car. When Shelly arrived at the trailer park, Becky snatched the car keys, locked the doors and started driving off, with Shelly leaping onto the hood and holding on until she was flung off. Becky drove to Gersten's apartment building, armed with a pistol. After being told that Steven and Gersten had left, Becky shot the apartment door in a rage.\nBecky later met with her parents at the diner, discussing her situation with Steven. Despite Becky saying she hated Steven and wanted out of their marriage, she also said she loved him and was reluctant to leave him. Bobby's position as a deputy spared Becky any jail time but Bobby and Shelly insisted Becky pay for the damages to Gersten's apartment. Becky said she has no money, since Steven spent all the money Shelly ever gave them. Bobby offered to pay for the damages but told Becky she has to pay him back and make it right. Bobby assured Becky that if Steven ever abused her or broke the law, he would bring him down. Shelly cried and expressed her fear of not wanting to lose her daughter and, with silent prodding from Norma, Becky profusely apologized to Shelly for causing her to fly off the car windshield. They embraced and Shelly insisted that Becky stay with her for the night. Though Becky shared an emotional moment with her mother, she and Bobby showed clear misgivings moments later when they saw Shelly run off and embrace Red.\nAfter Steven was absent for two days, Becky worriedly called her mother, who invited her to the diner for pie.\nAs of September 2017, Becky was free of legal troubles. Steven, who had since gone missing, had an outstanding warrant for his involvement in a local drug smuggling operation involving ex-Deputy Chad Broxford and Richard Horne.\nBehind the scenes\nAlthough \"Part 15\" possibly implies that Steven shot Becky, this is not the opinion of co-creator Mark Frost. Frost states, \"Steven did not kill Becky.\" Frost briefly writes of Becky's post-series fate in The Final Dossier."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Behind_The_Red_Curtain.json b/data/input_docs/Behind_The_Red_Curtain.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f4988a54eca57f6df886951b5a8258c134807f04 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Behind_The_Red_Curtain.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Behind_The_Red_Curtain", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Behind_The_Red_Curtain", "text": "Behind The Red Curtain\n\"Behind The Red Curtain\" is a short film by Richard Beymer exclusive to the Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nThe film consists of behind the scenes footage of filming in the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, convenience store, and the red room.\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Behind_the_Curtain.json b/data/input_docs/Behind_the_Curtain.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..44ba97259ba183cbb08ed93ef4ef36ff1563aee8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Behind_the_Curtain.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Behind_the_Curtain", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Behind_the_Curtain", "text": "Behind the Curtain\nBehind the Curtain is a series of behind the scenes featurettes exclusive to the Blu-ray set, Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nEach featurette shows footage shot by Jason S. and Charles de Lauzirika during the production of Twin Peaks (2017).\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Belinda_Bondace.json b/data/input_docs/Belinda_Bondace.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..96d3ea5e492416cb1fcd8192ca0d9830907d3939 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Belinda_Bondace.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Belinda_Bondace", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Belinda_Bondace", "text": "Belinda Bondace\nBelinda Bondace was a homemaker native of the eastern United States who introduced Huckleberry pie to Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bellhop.json b/data/input_docs/Bellhop.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e04194d5ee02539d3b92320e343c900cf7c0adaf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bellhop.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bellhop", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bellhop", "text": "Bellhop\n\"Oh, Mr. Jeffries! ...oh, the shit, it come out of my ass...\"\nAn unidentified bellhop worked at the Palm Deluxe hotel in 1989.\nBiography\nThe bellhop carried Phillip Jeffries' suitcase when Jeffries arrived at the hotel in search of Judy.\nOn the way upstairs, the bellhop saw Jeffries disappear without explanation. A short time later, he reappeared with a loud report in a hotel stairwell right next to a maid and the terrified bellhop, who defecated himself. As Jeffries screamed and doubled over, the man inched forward and asked where Jeffries had gone, before screaming for help in Spanish.\nBehind the scenes\nThe subtitles for Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces erroneously state that the bellhop screams \"are you the man?\" instead of \"ay\u00fadame.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bellis.json b/data/input_docs/Bellis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5d49978364503f6bed79b89247614c59ff792397 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bellis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bellis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bellis", "text": "Bellis\nBellis was a coach for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Benjamin_Franklin.json b/data/input_docs/Benjamin_Franklin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..22092d5af5cabf7bfbdb67cae20d192cce76ab81 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Benjamin_Franklin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Benjamin_Franklin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin", "text": "Benjamin Franklin\nBenjamin Franklin was a high-ranking Mason and founder of the American Philosophical Society.\nIn a rambling 1805 letter to Thomas Jefferson, Meriwether Lewis spoke of a \"mysterious force B. Franklin had stumbled upon.\"\nMr. Cooper considered Franklin as one of his heroes and kept a picture of him above the door of his print shop.\nBehind the scenes\nBenjamin Franklin (January 17, 1706 \u2013 April 17, 1790) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, also notable for his major discoveries in physical science."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Benjamin_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Benjamin_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..233fa5fb19ebfe4e477f39e94b22d486c72d0e1c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Benjamin_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Benjamin_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Benjamin_Horne", "text": "Benjamin Horne\n\"Someday I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne. I'm gonna tell them who Ben Horne really is.\"\n \u2015Laura Palmer\nBenjamin Joseph Horne, CEO of Horne Industries, Inc. and owner of the Great Northern Hotel was the richest citizen of Twin Peaks. He expressed his love for Laura Palmer over his own daughter, Audrey, ultimately leading to suspicion in Laura's murder.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nHorne was born on August 4, 1940 to J.J. Horne, who was the son of Orville Horne and grandson of Danville Horne.\n \nAt some point in his childhood, Ben was present with his family at the groundbreaking for the Great Northern Hotel and, with his brother, watched Louise Dombrowski dance in their room with a flashlight.\nAt some point in his childhood, Ben's father bought him a secondhand Schwinn bicycle that he would grow to have fond memories of despite its imperfections.\nHe was the student manager of the Twin Peaks High School football team of 1968.\nBen attended Stanford University, where he was President of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.\nHe married a woman named Sylvia, with whom he had a son, Johnny, and a daughter, Audrey. He inherited the family businesses of Horne's Department Store and the Great Northern Hotel.\nIn the early 1970s, Horne had an affair with Eileen Hayward, which possibly resulted in the birth of Donna Hayward.\nSometime around 1984, he purchased the casino and brothel One Eyed Jacks. There, he would \"break in\" girls who had been hired, often from the perfume department at Horne's Department Store, which was run by Emory Battis. Among the girls was Laura Palmer, daughter of his chief counsel, Leland Palmer. During Laura's childhood, he had treated her with more care than his own children, and when she was hired for a brief period at One Eyed Jacks, he slept with her.\nOn the night of February 23, 1989, Ben was with Catherine Martell, whom he had been having an affair with to seize the land on which the Packard Sawmill stood, in order to proceed with the Ghostwood Development Project.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nThe next morning, Ben spat into a fireplace at the Great Northern Hotel, speaking to Leland Palmer about papers for foreign businessmen to invest in his country club he planned to build on the land where the Packard Sawmill stood. Leland pointed out that they had not yet acquired the land, but Ben insisted that the mill would be through within a year. The charismatic Horne then led a conference with Norwegian businessmen, concerning the Ghostwood estate. Leland received a call from his wife and excused himself while Ben continued the conference. They reached a point where they needed Leland back, but Ben found him sobbing and gripping Sheriff Harry S. Truman's jacket, announcing that his daughter, Laura Palmer, was dead.\nLater, Horne's daughter, Audrey, told the Norwegians that her friend Laura was found murdered, which scared them away from the town, regardless of how much Ben begged them to return.\nHe later attended a conference held by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who announced the Bureau's takeover of the Laura Palmer investigation due to its possible link to a murder that occurred the previous year.\nIn the evening, he was on the phone with Catherine Martell and they planned to meet.\nThe next day, he fixed his tie as Catherine laid under the covers. They discussed their plan to get rid of the mill for the Ghostwood project, and he suggested starting a fire at the mill as he kissed her feet, then removed his jacket and kissed her chest.\nHe later went to his office where his daughter danced in place. He turned off her music and questioned her about the Norwegians leaving the previous day. She told him she spoke to them about Laura being murdered, which may have caused them to leave. He threatened her to ensure she never did something like this again and left.\nBenjamin eats dinner with his family in silence the next day until his brother Jerry arrived from Paris, bringing sandwiches that Ben highly approved of. He left the dining room with him and told him about Laura's murder as well as the fact that the Norwegians had left. He also mentioned that there was a new girl at One Eyed Jacks\u2014a brothel and casino he secretly owned\u2014and that one of them was \"first in line.\"\nThey took a boat to One Eyed Jacks and after Jerry ordered them drinks, the madame Blackie O'Reilly brought out the girls. After Ben recited Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 to Blackie, the new girl came out and Jerry flipped a coin, Ben winning.\nBen was present at the morgue the following morning, observing Laura's body as a fight broke out between Doctor Will Hayward and FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield, Hayward believing Laura's body to be released for the funeral, while Albert wished to complete more tests on it. When the argument became physical, Ben restrained the two and took Hayward's side, despite the appreciation for Rosenfield's expertise. The situation became physical again before Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman arrived. After Harry punched Albert, Cooper ordered that the body be released. Ben later attended Laura's funeral.\nBen met with Catherine the next day at the Timber Falls Motel. She told him about Josie finding the mill's fake ledger and where she had hidden the real one. They further discussed the plan to destroy the mill when they heard a gunshot outside. Ben then went to take a bath.\nLater, he used an exercise bike as he talks on the phone with a potential Icelandic business partner and Jerry. After he hung up, Audrey came in, asking if he was ashamed of her and she asked about the family business, wishing to run it when he was no longer able to and requested to have a job at his department store. When the phone rang, he had Audrey leave and arranged to meet with the caller - Leo Johnson. They met in the woods, Leo showing him the body of Bernard Renault, who Leo killed. They then came to an agreement to have Leo burn down the mill.\nBen lit a cigar in his office the following day as his brother came, announcing the arrival of the Icelandic businessmen, who were disturbing most of the hotel's guests. He discussed plans to get the men to sign the partnership, including a possible trip to One Eyed Jacks to convince them. Leland then showed up, wishing to occupy his mind by helping with the Icelandic businessmen, but Ben insisted he went home and rested, following doctor's orders.\nLater at a party for the Icelandic businessmen, he entertained a group of them until Catherine came and poured a drink on his shoe. They went to his office, where Catherine presented to him a poker chip from One Eyed Jacks that he dropped and she smacked him. They then kissed and agreed to give Josie one more chance to sell the mill. They went back out to the guests as Leland had a breakdown, tearfully dancing alone. Ben commanded Catherine to dance with Palmer. His brother came, confused, and Ben told him \"get Doctor Jacoby, a net and get out of my life.\" Ben went back to his office, where Josie waited for him and she presented the ledger she found hidden in his desk. They arranged to proceed with their business dealings the following night.\nThe following day, Horne was with a group of Icelanders with his brother, singing loudly, each with a beer in hand. He asked Jerry to send them to the dining room and asked when they were signing the contracts. Jerry said they would be ready once they went to One Eyed Jacks, so Ben sent his brother to round up the Icelanders for the trip, then called Josie, saying they needed Catherine to be at the mill.\nThe trip to One Eyed Jacks with the Icelanders convinced Einar Thorson to sign the agreement for the Ghostwood project. Horne then received a call from Hank Jennings, who was set to take out Leo for Ben.\nHe completed signing the Ghostwood forms and expressed to Blackie that he wished to celebrate with the newest girl at the brothel. He went to her room and said, \"Close your eyes. This is such stuff that dreams are made of,\" partially quoting Prospero from Shakespeare's The Tempest. The girl hid behind her bed curtains and swatted at his hands when he tried to enter. The girl insisted that he leave, and he tried to fool her by opening and closing the door before pulling back her bed curtains. He pulled back the sheet that covered her and she wore a mask. She continued to resist him until Jerry interrupted, informing him of a situation, prompting him to leave.\nLater, he spoke with Jerry, planning to find Catherine and receive a medical report on Leo Johnson. They are interrupted by Leland, who cheerfully sang, with his hair having turned white. Ben and Jerry danced along to the song Leland sang before Palmer announced to them that he was \"back and ready.\"\nBen and Jerry exited an elevator later and walk through the hotel, talking about a dessert. They both noted that Audrey had been absent. They went to Ben's office, where Hank waited in front of the fireplace. He told them about Josie leaving and Leo's status being in a coma. Hank also said that he believed Catherine to be dead in the rubble of the mill.\nThe next day, he sat with Jerry in front of the two Packard Sawmill ledgers, going over the rest of the plan to gain the land. Later, Ben called Sheriff Truman to inform him that Audrey had been missing for, at most, two days.\nJerry brought him an insurance policy for the mill, which was not signed by Catherine. He had Jerry call the Icelanders as Leland entered, informing them to call the businessmen, but found that they were already on it. Jerry gave the phone to Ben and he reached Einar. The Icelandic businessman voiced his worries about the recent fire at the mill, which Leland told him about. Upset with this, Ben suggested to Leland that he be given different responsibilities, specifically his tax return. Palmer then recognized a police sketch on an end table and left to tell Sheriff Truman. Ben told Jerry, \"Please kill Leland.\"\nHe was approached the next day by Agent Cooper, who told him that he was contacted by Audrey. Horne warned him about Audrey's charms and to avoid her. He also said that he would let him know if Audrey came home.\nAs Ben walked through the hotel the next morning, a desk clerk told him about the upcoming arrival of travel writer M.T. Wentz. Ben told her he wanted an hourly update. He went to his office, where Jean Renault waited. He was shown a video of Audrey in captivity, angering Horne. Renault made an offer to become his business partner and wanted Agent Cooper in exchange for Audrey.\nHe showed Cooper the tape of Audrey and planned to have him make a money exchange for her, per Renault's suggestion, though unknown to Cooper that his life was at stake. Later, Ben flirted with a couple of women at the Great Northern and bowed to a businessman.\nThe following morning, he attended the hearing of Leland, who had been charged with the murder of Jacques Renault and was released on bail until his trial.\nBen went to his office and was told that Mr. Tojamura had arrived, the businessman he bowed to the night before. Tojamura made an offer to him for the Ghostwood Project superior to what he had already received. Ben bowed to him and his assistant as they left, due to meet again soon. Hank then stuck his head in his office to warn him that Cooper was on his way. The agent arrived as a call was received from Jean Renault, who gave the instructions for the operation. Cooper instructed him to stay by a phone and left with the money. Ben then told Hank to follow him and retrieve Audrey and the money. He then proudly looked at the $5,000,000 check from Mr. Tojamura.\nThe next day, Cooper having been successful in his operation, he met with Ben at the Great Northern. Cooper told him about the events that occurred at the brothel and Ben played oblivious to it all, though he was surprised to hear of drug overdose his daughter had suffered. He was taken to Audrey and expressed a satisfaction that she was alive. After she said she wanted Cooper to take her home, Ben suggested they all went together.\nLater in his office, he gave Josie a glass of wine and they drank to the fire. She said she was there for the money he owed her, which he says would be paid at a later time. He warned her by telling her he had a dossier on her, including the true nature of her husband's death. She also revealed blackmail against him, putting them at a stalemate. He handed her Mr. Tojamura's $5,000,000 check and she left.\nHe brought Leland to his office, wishing to have him back at work while Jerry was on the road. He filled him in on the new business investors and Leland proposed a plan to get them on board, which pleased Horne.\nHe had dinner with Tojamura, who said he had received nothing from the deal despite giving Ben the check for $5,000,000. Tojamura threatened to withdraw from the deal and Leland began singing \"Getting to Know You.\"\nThe next morning, Ben walked quickly down a hallway at the hotel, puffing on a cigar. He reached the Timber Room to find a one-armed man with Cooper and the Sheriff's Department while having a seizure of sorts.\nIn his office, Audrey informed him that she was aware of his connection with One Eyed Jacks and that she was the new girl with whom he was interrupted. He admitted to her that he had owned the brothel for five years and slept with Laura during the time she worked there. When asked if he killed Laura, he said that he loved her.\nHe met with Mr. Tojamura and approved of his proposal. However, Sheriff Truman interrupted to bring him in for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer. Ben tried to resist but was ultimately arrested.\n \nBen wiped down the bars in his cell, then brushed his teeth as his brother came and announced that he would be his lawyer. When Jerry asked about an alibi for the night of Laura's death, Ben said he was with Catherine, but they both knew this claim would not hold up due to Catherine's death in the mill fire. They then reminisced about when they were boys and Louise Dombrowski danced on the rug in their room with a flashlight.\nWhile being interrogated, he had blood drawn for a test, which Jerry claimed to be brutal treatment. When Agent Cooper revealed Jerry's spotty past as a lawyer, he quieted down and Ben was presented with Laura's diary, which made claims against him, stating \"Someday, I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne.\" After being angered, Ben and Jerry were left alone for a moment, and Jerry told him that he needs a better lawyer, due to the substantial amount of evidence pointing at Ben.\nPete Martell later came to his cell with a tape containing the voice of Catherine, who was apparently still alive. She playfully teased whether his alibi was reliable or not and said she would testify the truth if he signed over the mill and Ghostwood Estates to her. This angered Ben, who then tore up everything he could within the cell.\nThe one-armed man was taken to him, who rambles on about a \"BOB.\" Sheriff Truman then charged Ben with Laura's murder. He tried to attack Truman but was restrained by his brother.\nTojamura came to his cell with papers for the Ghostwood project. Horne told him that there were complications that had arisen, making him unable to sign. As he gave an impassioned rant on his innocence, Tojamura stuck his foot through the cell and Ben joyfully realized that Tojamura was actually Catherine. He kissed her foot and pleaded with her to testify for his alibi in exchange for signing over Ghostwood to her.\nBen was taken to the Roadhouse by Cooper and Rosenfield, where he ate peanuts. After the arrivals of Leo Johnson and Leland Palmer, Cooper announced that the killer was in the room and he would use \"magic\" to determine his identity. Ben was accompanied back the station with Leland as his attorney. However, while being taken to interrogation, Leland was instead pushed into the room by Cooper and Truman. Horne was subsequently released as Leland was thrown into a rage inside the room and subsequently died in custody.\nCivil War\nDays later, Horne had become profoundly depressed, due to losing Ghostwood and his arrest having an effect on business, despite his innocence. Bobby Briggs came to Ben's office to meet with him, leaving a tape and Horne had him taken out by his security.\n \nThe next day, Ben watched a home movie of the Great Northern's groundbreaking by his father, J.J. Horne when Ben was just a boy. He quoted Shakespeare's Richard III as he approached the screen, remembering his mother and the days of his youth. Hank then came through the door and Ben asked where he had been, to which he replied that he had had a busy schedule. Ben explained the previous few days, particularly about Catherine's interference in his work. Hank then revealed he no longer worked for Ben and that Jean Renault had taken over One Eyed Jacks. Hank left and Ben entertained himself with shadow puppets.\nBy the following day, Ben seemed to have had a sort of mental breakdown. As Bobby entered his office, Ben was crouched next to a stack of his furniture. He told Bobby he needed to have balance, distance, and symmetry. Bobby expressed an admiration for Ben, which was ignored as Ben admired his stack of furniture as a skyscraper. He then commanded Bobby to follow Hank.\nBobby later returned to Ben's office, where he had set up a miniature re-enactment of the Battle of Gettysburg. Bobby gave him pictures of Hank, which Horne was satisfied with, and spoke of a full-time position for him.\nBen was in the middle of a miniature Civil War re-enactment as Audrey came and expressed her concern for him the following day.\nBobby later came and Ben brought him into the re-enactment, by then believing himself to be General Robert E. Lee. After Bobby left, Catherine came, saying that despite her hatred for him, she still found an attraction to him.\nBen observed the battlefield the following day as Audrey entered his office with Jerry, who Ben believed to be General Jeb Stuart. Doctor Jacoby then stated his belief that by reversing the Civil War, Ben would reverse his own emotional center.\nThe next day, Ben mused about Stonewall Jackson to Jacoby and his own family, commanding Bobby and Great Northern employees as his troops.\nIn his re-enactment, he arrived at Appomattox, greeted by Wilmer McLean, played by Jerry. General Grant then arrived, played by Jacoby, and surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben then collapsed and believed his Civil War re-enactment to have been a dream.\nStop Ghostwood\n \nThe next day, whilst chomping on celery, Ben met with John Justice Wheeler, who he had made an investment in many years ago and wished for him to join him in business. Ben presented a plan to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel, which called to work against the Ghostwood development.\nThat evening, he had dinner with Audrey and Jack and they discussed their business plans. Ben left after the chef apparently tried to stab Jerry.\nBen visited the Hayward home the next day and whispered to Eileen, wishing to make right their affair from years before.\nLater in the evening, he hosted a gathering for the Stop Ghostwood campaign on behalf of the weasel and the environment. He passed off the microphone to Dick Tremayne, who hosted the fashion show portion of the evening. He had milk and cookies at the bar during the show, where Catherine approached him, questioning his sincerity.\nEileen came to visit him at the hotel the next morning, trying to give back love letters he had written to her. He expressed his wish that they were still together, but she was made uncomfortable by this.\nHe observed his son outside, then discussed Jack Kennedy's close relationship with his brother, and admitted to Audrey that his family was much more important than he had before made it out to be. He promised to her that he would be a much better father than he ever had been and agreed to make her his business partner. He told her to make her way to the airport, as her flight to Seattle was to leave in an hour, which confused her. Jack then entered and Ben sent Audrey on her way. He asked Jack his secret to \"being good,\" and Jack responded to always tell the truth. He then told Ben that he was falling in love with Audrey, which Ben approved of.\nDick approached Ben the following day, concerned about the wine-tasting he was to host, as Audrey was not present. Horne suggested employing help from the concierge, then asked about the condition of Dick's nose, which was bandaged from being bitten by the weasel at the fashion show. He accepted his request for worker's compensation.\nHorne later addressed the Miss Twin Peaks Judging and Rules Committee, stating that he believed the theme of the speeches given by the contestants should concern how to save the forests.\nThe next day, he met with Will Hayward, who was concerned about Ben's involvement with Eileen, wishing the past to stay buried, though Ben believed he was doing the right thing. Jack then came looking for Audrey as Will left. Jack told Ben that he would be leaving Twin Peaks momentarily, as a partner of his had been murdered. Ben expressed his discouragement to Jack, feeling as though he could not proceed in his business without Jack's help. Jack left him a message for Audrey and went on his way.\nAudrey returned to the hotel and he greeted her. She asked about Jack, but he instead named her as the spokesperson for Stop Ghostwood. When she finally got his attention about Jack, Ben told her that he had left and gave her the letter from him. Ben said that Jack left a few minutes prior and she quickly left. Ben then heard something and looked behind his back.\nBen went into his office the next day, where Audrey sat by the fireplace. He brought in religious texts, hoping to find how he could be a good person. When he noticed she was thinking about Jack, he assured her that time would heal her wounds and that Jack would return. She then filled him in on her trip to Seattle, where she discovered that the Packards were using Twin Peaks Savings and Loan to funnel cash to the Ghostwood project. He then urged her to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, believing that if she won, she would help stop Ghostwood.\nDuring a musical interlude at the contest, he was approached by Donna backstage, who demanded to know about his involvement with Eileen, but he suggested they first all get together, not believing the time and place to be appropriate. He began to tell her about his relationship with her mother and she realized he may be her father, so she ran.\nAt the Hayward home, Donna prepared to leave. Ben begged her to stay at her home, saying that the situation was not her parents' fault, but his, and that he was now trying to make it right. Will arrived and angrily told him to leave. Sylvia then came, questioning Ben's actions. Will then punched Ben, causing him to slam his head into the fireplace.\nAfter Audrey was involved in an explosion of the bank, he stayed near her at her hospital bed. He subsequently bought the Packard Sawmill from Catherine Martell via a contract written by M.J. Kaffee.\nTwenty-five Years Later\nTwenty-five years later, Benjamin was still running the hotel, and by then had switched back to smoking cigars. He told a new hire at the hotel, Beverly Paige, to give a refund to a Mrs. Houseman for two nights of her stay after a skunk found its way into the hotel. Jerry soon entered loudly and Ben dismissed Beverly. Jerry then made crude remarks to his brother and they briefly spoke until Ben asked if Jerry was wearing their mother's hat.\nBen later spoke on the phone with Jerry, who was high and lost in the woods, then at the end of the day, he and Beverly attempted to investigate a strange humming they could hear from inside his office.\nBen and Beverly again investigated the noise, which he likened to a monastery bell. They nearly shared a romantic moment, but Ben refused, stating that he could not.\nHe later received a call from Sylvia, who told him that their grandson, Richard had robbed her of thousands of dollars. After Ben refused to reimburse her or \"send her any more money,\" she said he would hear from his lawyer and hung up. Ben then asked Beverly to dinner.\nSheriff Frank Truman later visited Horne, informing him that Richard was the perpetrator of a hit and run that cost a young boy his life and the brutal assault of the witness, Miriam Sullivan. Ben sent Frank away with Cooper's key to give Harry as a keepsake, then had Beverly arrange to pay for Miriam's medical expenses.\nSergeant Williams of the Jackson Hole, Wyoming police later called Ben, informing him that they had Jerry in custody, claiming to have killed someone with a pair of binoculars. Horne made note to have Jerry returned home.\nBehind the scenes\nHorne is played by Richard Beymer, who previously appeared with co-star Russ Tamblyn in the 1961 musical film, West Side Story.\nRed herring for Laura's killer\nUp until the revelation of Laura's true killer, Horne was used by the writers as a red herring to prevent spoilers from leaking out; at least two scenes were filmed to lead people to believe that Horne was the real killer, so that the true identity of the killer could remain a secret.\nIn one episode, Mike takes Cooper to the Great Northern, where he claims the killer is. When Ben Horne approaches Cooper and Mike, Mike has what amounts to an epileptic seizure and says that the killer's scent is on Ben. Only after Leland is revealed as the killer does the scene make sense and exonerate Ben\u2014Leland and Ben had just been alone together in a room.\nMore blatantly, a scene was filmed for Episode 14 where Ben is revealed as BOB's host. The scene was filmed so that it would spread false rumors and draw people away from the possibility of Leland being the killer. The scene plays out exactly as the one originally broadcast, wherein Leland looks into a mirror to reveal the face of BOB before killing Maddy; however, here, Ben Horne is in the Palmer house, and it is he who murders Maddy. The scene has never aired on television and has never been released.\nTrivia\nHorne's last name is based on real-life department store owner Joseph Horne, founder of Horne's in Pittsburgh where Mark Frost attended college, while his and his brother Jerry's first names are based on the ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's.\nAccording to Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, Ben was named after his father. This contradicts the show, which states his father to be called J.J. Horne.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks contains a few contradictions directly related to Horne:\nBen does not lose the Ghostwood Project to Catherine, and thus, continues to pursue it.\nBen surrenders at his Civil War re-enactment. According to Dr. Jacoby, this is because in representing the South, Ben is making \"an unconscious compensation as he's assumed the side with the untenable moral position, attempting to alter or erase his own personal and questionable recent behavioral history\", therefore Jacoby determines that he needs to be convinced to surrender rather than re-write history with a Southern victory.\nThe book also states that he was the student manager of the Twin Peaks High football team in 1968. His birthdate is later given in the book as August 4, 1940. This would make him 27 or 28 in 1968, a decade older than high school seniors.\nBen did not appear in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. However, scenes were written for his character, but never filmed:\nJohnny's birthday party is held in Ben's office, where Leland notices the picture of Laura on Horne's desk, upsetting him and Sylvia.\nLaura comes to Ben's office for a packet of cocaine, which he trades to her for a kiss.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\nBen with his brother, Jerry\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bernard_Renault.json b/data/input_docs/Bernard_Renault.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..81a30bc56758ee1a00ab83588d22cf1978e0d0c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bernard_Renault.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bernard_Renault", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bernard_Renault", "text": "Bernard Renault\nBernard Renault was the youngest of the Renault brothers. He was involved with his brother Jacques in his drug-running scheme, often playing the \"mule,\" carrying drugs across the Canadian border.\nBiography\nIn mid-February, 1989, Bernard was on his way to Twin Peaks on foot.\nOn February 27, Bernard was restrained by James Hurley and Joey Paulson after being caught with an ounce of cocaine. He was questioned by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper about a drug operation being run by his brother Jacques, who he revealed to be going to the Roadhouse to go to work that night.\nHe was soon killed by Leo Johnson as a precaution after he made bail, and his body was shown to Benjamin Horne."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bernie_Welch.json b/data/input_docs/Bernie_Welch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0e51f7964f25b82526f8311396d84ad765c59c58 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bernie_Welch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bernie_Welch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bernie_Welch", "text": "Bernie Welch\nBernie Welch was a competitor in the 1938 Packard Timber Games.\nDuring the Sheaf Pitch, Welch tossed a sheaf over thirty feet into the air. However, he also tossed his pitchfork, which pinned a spectator's beret to his head."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bessie_Spoon.json b/data/input_docs/Bessie_Spoon.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fec8e800688a278ddf4f243d4edce6a339ca2e42 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bessie_Spoon.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bessie_Spoon", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bessie_Spoon", "text": "Bessie Spoon\nBessie Spoon was the mail-order bride of Ersel Martell and mother of Pete Martell.\nAfter her husband's death, Bessie was killed after being struck by lightning."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Beth.json b/data/input_docs/Beth.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..57aa8a41fb782ef8b0e3c57907363fb7194d8641 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Beth.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Beth", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Beth", "text": "Beth\nBeth was the mother of Maddy Ferguson and the aunt of Laura Palmer. As of 1989, she lived in Missoula, Montana.\nOn the morning of March 11, Beth called Leland Palmer, concerned that her daughter Maddy had not returned home from Twin Peaks as she had planned. Leland said he had driven her to the bus station himself, and promised to call her back within the hour.\nPresumably, Beth shared her daughter's surname, \"Ferguson.\" It is not stated whether Beth is Sarah's sister or sister-in-law.\nThe script for \"Episode 2\" identifies Maddy's father as \"Donald,\" although in the scene it is unclear, between Sarah and Leland, to whom Donald is related."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Betty_(Buckhorn).json b/data/input_docs/Betty_(Buckhorn).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..71a80f6e22c5e0b5fa7c8017980dfa9b3727be36 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Betty_(Buckhorn).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Betty_(Buckhorn)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Betty_(Buckhorn)", "text": "Betty (Buckhorn)\nFor the mental patient, see Betty (Haverford).\nBetty was high school principal William Hastings' secretary.\nBiography\nIn March 2014, a visitor to Hastings' blog, Adam Z., commented that Betty was \"so cool.\"\nHastings gave Betty a copy of important coordinates, which he and Ruth Davenport had found on behalf of \"the Major,\" a man they had met in an alternate dimension. Dale Cooper's doppelganger was in pursuit of these same coordinates, and he hired Ray Monroe to get them from Betty.\nAfter his arrest, Hastings claimed that the previous Thursday night he had driven Betty home from a school staff evaluation meeting, around the time of Ruth Davenport's murder.\nBy late September 2016, despite his detainment in federal prison, Ray had apparently succeeded in obtaining the coordinates, and attempted to extort Cooper for $500,000 in exchange for the information. Betty was killed in her car by a bomb planted by Cooper and Jack."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Betty_Briggs.json b/data/input_docs/Betty_Briggs.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c7999844426d7423af15a76314e07c41db1f1dd4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Betty_Briggs.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Betty_Briggs", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Betty_Briggs", "text": "Betty Briggs\nBetty Briggs was the unassuming, loving wife of Major Garland Briggs and mother of Bobby Briggs.\nBiography\nOn the evening of February 23, 1989, Betty sat in her living room sewing as her husband read aloud from the Book of Revelation. The doorbell rang and she went to let Bobby's girlfriend, Laura Palmer inside, telling her that Bobby was in the basement.\nShe answers a call the next morning from Laura's mother, Sarah Palmer, saying that her daughter Laura was nowhere in the house and wondered if she was with Bobby, but Betty did not know for sure, as Bobby had apparently left to go running before football practice. When Sarah reasoned that she could be with her husband, Leland, Betty agreed and Mrs. Palmer hung up. Soon, it was announced that Laura had been found dead.\nLater, she was at the sheriff's station with her husband, talking to their lawyer when Bobby left with his best friend, Mike after being questioned in Laura's murder. As they became confused about the situation at hand, they went home.\nThe next day, she prayed with her family at the dinner table. Her husband began talking to their son, wishing to discuss the events over the past few days as well as limits that should be in place given his rebellious nature. When Bobby disrespectfully stayed silent and placed a cigarette in his mouth, Garland smacked him and the cigarette landed in Betty's food. She picked it up and told Bobby that they were there for him.\nTwo days later, she attended Laura's funeral with her family.\nTwo more days later, Betty and her family attended a counseling session with Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. They stated their worries with Bobby's behavior. Jacoby then stated he wished to see Bobby alone, saying he would need to see each family member on his or her own. She and her husband then left Bobby and Jacoby alone.\nIn the days following the death of Leland Palmer, who had been arrested for his daughter's murder, Betty's husband mysteriously disappeared on a fishing trip with FBI Agent Dale Cooper. She discussed his possible whereabouts with Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman and said that Garland had disappeared before for work-related reasons. However, she said that the fact he disappeared from the woods was significant, as he talked about them constantly, but she said that the possibility of this being work-related was classified.\nJust over a day later, Betty sat in her living room in the dark when Bobby came home. She cried for her husband, fearing that his disappearance was not because of his career. Bobby told her about a dream Garland had of harmony and joy, then the power went out and Betty and Bobby saw Garland then standing in the living room. She went to hug him as the power turned back on and asked if everything was alright, to which he said no.\nJust over a week later, Betty had breakfast at the Double R Diner with her husband.\nPrior to Garland's death, he told Betty that she would be visited by Bobby, Hawk, and Sheriff Truman. This visit arrived twenty-five years later and after reflecting on Bobby's growth since Garland's death, she gave them a metal container that Garland had hidden inside of a chair.\nBehind the scenes\nCharlotte Stewart played Betty, having previously appeared in David Lynch's Eraserhead, opposite Jack Nance. She reprised the role of Betty Briggs in the 2017 series of the show.\nTrivia\nShe weighed 115 pounds."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Betty_Northrup.json b/data/input_docs/Betty_Northrup.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a2129d4b3391209674b6183316291340d3c42290 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Betty_Northrup.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Betty_Northrup", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Betty_Northrup", "text": "Betty Northrup\nSara Elizabeth \"Betty\" Northrup was a girlfriend of her brother-in-law Jack Parsons and later the wife of L. Ron Hubbard.\nBiography\nBy the time she was 17 years old, Betty regularly attended Thelema gatherings at the Parsonage, and began an affair with her half-sister Helen's husband, Jack Parsons in 1945.\nShe initially met L. Ron Hubbard at a Thelema gathering and although she initially despised him, she became enamored and left Persons. Hubbard cheated Parsons out of his life savings and traveled to Miami, Florida, where they purchased a yacht. The pair later married before Hubbard officially divorced his first wife.\nBehind the scenes\nSara Elizabeth Bruce Northrup Hollister (April 8, 1924 \u2013 December 19, 1997) was the second wife of science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Between_Two_Worlds.json b/data/input_docs/Between_Two_Worlds.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7191ff80add55917045918b63555b248e4af1b12 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Between_Two_Worlds.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Between_Two_Worlds", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Between_Two_Worlds", "text": "Between Two Worlds\n \n\"Between Two Worlds\" is a featurette included in the Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A Blu-ray releases. It features David Lynch interviewing Grace Zabriskie, Ray Wise and Sheryl Lee, first as their characters (Sarah Palmer, Leland Palmer, and Laura Palmer, respectively), then as themselves.\nThe second portion of the featurette was later released in the Criterion Collection release of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe Palmer family interview was written by Lynch.\nPalmer Family Interview\n\nSarah Palmer\nSarah says that she is still living in Twin Peaks in the same house, alone. She says she makes a happy face when she goes out, to hide her true thoughts. She admits that she has seen people in the medical profession and entertains herself with watching football, billiards, snooker, and bowling.\nLeland Palmer\nLeland states that he has fond memories of Sarah and Laura, stating that he was head over heels in love with Sarah in the beginning. He says that there were once happy times in their home, but there were changes, and he began seeing women. He still believed the family's love was intact at this time, in spite of the darkness that was the molestation of Laura that he blamed on BOB.\nLaura Palmer\nLaura reflects on BOB and the abuse she suffered at his hands, but an eventual happiness she felt, presumably referring to the White Lodge after her death.\nActors' Discussion\nOver pie, Lynch asks the actors to share memories they had during Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Beverly_Paige.json b/data/input_docs/Beverly_Paige.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ace676b7c3ac1c0baf855ef7ca3dc2fa717a92ff --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Beverly_Paige.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Beverly_Paige", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Beverly_Paige", "text": "Beverly Paige\nBeverly Paige was Benjamin Horne's secretary at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nAfter a skunk made its way into the hotel, Beverly met with the owner, Benjamin Horne to discuss a refund for a Mrs. Houseman. Horne decided to give a refund for two nights of her stay rather than the whole week, then dismissed her after introducing her to his loud brother, Jerry.\nShe later went to see Ben, giving him the key from room 315 which had arrived in the mail. Ben realized that the key belonged to Dale Cooper. Beverly inquired on Cooper, who Ben said was there to investigate the death of Laura Palmer. When Beverly asked who Laura Palmer was, Ben replied that it is a \"long story\". The two then discussed a humming sound that Beverly had been hearing around the hotel. They briefly flirted while searching for the source of the noise, but were unable to find it.\nBeverly later returned home to her ill husband, Tom, who asked where she was. She told him she was busy doing things, refusing to go into more detail. She then accused him of trying to guilt her, saying that she was lucky to have this job and never wanted to go back to work, but did so because he got sick.\nBeverly and Ben later investigated the sound again and nearly shared a romantic moment. However, Ben gently refused, which Beverly commended him for.\nBen later informed Beverly that his grandson, Richard, was the perpetrator in a hit-and-run incident and the assault of its key witness Miriam Sullivan. He had her arrange for Miriam's medical expenses to be paid for by him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Big_Ed%27s_Gas_Farm.json b/data/input_docs/Big_Ed%27s_Gas_Farm.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bd299047ef4eb54a45fc6f981b0664bb36952ca2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Big_Ed%27s_Gas_Farm.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Big_Ed%27s_Gas_Farm", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Big_Ed%27s_Gas_Farm", "text": "Big Ed's Gas Farm\nBig Ed's Gas Farm was a station in Twin Peaks, Washington. Originally named Ed's Gas Farm and owned by Ed Hurley, Sr., It was later passed down to Hurley's son, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, who renamed it to be in line with his own nickname. In 1989, Hurley lived with his wife, Nadine, in a house next to the gas station."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Big_Log.json b/data/input_docs/Big_Log.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..29e218e7ffa26549ff90a81de3f76d1ab5fa397b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Big_Log.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Big_Log", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Big_Log", "text": "Big Log\nThe Big Log was a minor landmark in Twin Peaks, Washington, a giant cross-cut tree trunk permanently affixed to a flatcar.\nIn late 2016, the wedding ceremony of Ed Hurley and Norma Jennings was held in front of the log, where reportedly \"half the town\" turned out.\nBehind the scenes\nThe shot of the log in the opening credits of the pilot episode was filmed at the Snoqualmie Centennial Log in Railroad Community Park. Since then, a protective fence has been built around the log itself."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bijou_Opera_House.json b/data/input_docs/Bijou_Opera_House.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c42b918a330ff4ca4ec6f5bb66e4bfdd32ec8476 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bijou_Opera_House.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bijou_Opera_House", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bijou_Opera_House", "text": "Bijou Opera House\nThe Bijou Opera House, also known as the New Opera House, was an opera house in Twin Peaks, Washington which replaced the destroyed Old Opera House in 1918.\nHistory\nPlans for rebuilding the Old Opera House began in 1915 after tenor Enrico Caruso refused to perform in Twin Peaks, deeming the town undeserving of his presence.\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town states that the Opera House was rebuilt specifically for Caruso in 1916, but he got lost and missed his performance.\nCaruso was the first to perform at the Bijou upon its completion in 1918, performing arias from Rigoletto, La Boheme, Tosca, Pagliacci, among other favorites of James Packard. Paderewski was also known to have performed at the opera house.\nThe Bijou also served as a venue for vaudeville acts, such as the Marx Brothers and W. C. Fields.\nIt became the town's first movie theater in 1925 with a double bill of Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush and Sergei Eisenstein's The Battleship Potemkin. It was also the first in town to be capable of screening talkie films. At a 1929 screening of The Jazz Singer, the town's last living Civil War veteran \"succumbed to a fatal rictus\" upon hearing Jolson singing in the film.\nThe Bijou's 1941 premiere of 49th Parallel was given credit for the town's rise in enlistment and the formation of the Citizens Brigade, later known as the Bookhouse Boys.\nIt was later abandoned until a controversial 1969 performance by Guess Who.\nIn 1982, Benjamin Horne restored the opera house according to the original architect's design and it began screening films once again."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bill.json b/data/input_docs/Bill.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a6d4a2a2b6f5c43c2b5f43cca555c38c83538bce --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bill.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bill", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bill", "text": "Bill\nBill was a tenant at the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nBill made regular trips into town in his minibus, offering free rides to the other residents. The trailer park's owner Carl Rodd went into town to people-watch most mornings. On one of these occasions, Carl was joined by Mickey, who was going to pick up his wife Linda's mail.\nOn another day, Carl found Shelly Briggs lying on the ground, her car having just been stolen by her daughter Becky. He blew a pan flute to summon Bill, who drove the two back to the Double R Diner. On the way, Carl used Bill's two-way radio to contact Shelly's ex-husband Bobby on her behalf."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bill_Chapman.json b/data/input_docs/Bill_Chapman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..83e2d026158408172605655956e2cfbf85ce3c21 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bill_Chapman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bill_Chapman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bill_Chapman", "text": "Bill Chapman\nBill Chapman was an assistant coach for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bill_Conway.json b/data/input_docs/Bill_Conway.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e4537e7b1567dca7fe58be5608dc7f3eeddaab52 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bill_Conway.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bill_Conway", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bill_Conway", "text": "Bill Conway\nBill Conway was an assistant coach for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bill_Grose.json b/data/input_docs/Bill_Grose.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5bf4ce9b27b9b07596ec18995ca3dd953b6ba8dc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bill_Grose.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bill_Grose", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bill_Grose", "text": "Bill Grose\n\"Drying's tricky stuff and, being a Theosophist, tricky stuff is, well, it's a toss-up how that fire started but it could have. It could have.\"\nBill Grose was the Packard Sawmill's Manager of holding and drying.\nHe was also a Theosophist."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bill_Kennedy.json b/data/input_docs/Bill_Kennedy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..66bfa429f498c694582f6aee5807bb26327662c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bill_Kennedy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bill_Kennedy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bill_Kennedy", "text": "Bill Kennedy\nBill Kennedy was the secretary to FBI Chief of Staff Denise Bryson.\nBiography\nAs Bill escorted Deputy Director Gordon Cole to Bryson's office for a meeting, Cole visited with him, asking about an individual named Martha, who had a \"thing\" with Paul, who was by then at the North Pole, news that Cole was pleased to hear."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bill_Shaker.json b/data/input_docs/Bill_Shaker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..812f371e0c7b35818b1a9612b2eceb823932c587 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bill_Shaker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bill_Shaker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bill_Shaker", "text": "Bill Shaker\nBill Shaker was a friend of Dougie Jones and husband of Candy Shaker.\nBiography\nAt the Silver Mustang Casino, Bill and Candy encountered Dougie Jones, who appeared to have lost weight, but was in some sort of catatonic state. He reminded Dougie where he lived."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bill_Shear.json b/data/input_docs/Bill_Shear.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dcf9457f3955bebac3a1be1af159b23b596966a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bill_Shear.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bill_Shear", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bill_Shear", "text": "Bill Shear\nBill Shear was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Billy%27s_partner.json b/data/input_docs/Billy%27s_partner.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..750d14c007cc5db52e7e94075e789c6c2d88c2f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Billy%27s_partner.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Billy%27s_partner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Billy%27s_partner", "text": "Billy's partner\nA South Dakota Highway Patrol officer responded to the scene of an accident with Billy.\nBiography\nThe trooper arrived with Billy at a country road near Buckhorn, where Dale Cooper's doppelganger had run off the road and vomited up a toxic substance. As he approached the driver's side door, Billy became sick to his stomach, doubling over and warning his partner to stay away. The other trooper radioed for backup and advised that they bring gas masks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Billy_(South_Dakota).json b/data/input_docs/Billy_(South_Dakota).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9823cedf36042b5ff0ac1df99c8653ecb370c19b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Billy_(South_Dakota).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Billy_(South_Dakota)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Billy_(South_Dakota)", "text": "Billy (South Dakota)\nFor the Twin Peaks resident, see Billy (Twin Peaks).\nBilly was a South Dakota Highway Patrol officer.\nBiography\nBilly and his partner arrived at the scene of a car accident near Buckhorn, where Dale Cooper's doppelganger had run off the road and vomited up a toxic substance. As he approached the driver's side door, Billy became sick to his stomach, doubling over and warning his partner to stay away. The other trooper radioed for backup and advised that they bring gas masks.\nSubsequently, Billy was admitted to the hospital to be treated for his exposure to Cooper's vomit."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Billy_(Twin_Peaks).json b/data/input_docs/Billy_(Twin_Peaks).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dc9e2a30475c2fda608b967f2850b079672ed45f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Billy_(Twin_Peaks).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Billy_(Twin_Peaks)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Billy_(Twin_Peaks)", "text": "Billy (Twin Peaks)\nFor the South Dakota Highway Patrolman, see Billy (South Dakota).\n\"You know, when Billy and I go places, he never speaks to me the way you do, Charlie.\"\n \u2015Audrey Horne\nBilly was Audrey Horne's extramarital lover.\nBiography\nAudrey carried on an affair with Billy while she was married to Charlie, not bothering to keep the relationship a secret. Billy was also involved with Tina.\nOne day, Billy witnessed Chuck stealing his truck and called the sheriff. The truck was later found without incident.\nAt the Roadhouse, Tina's daughter Megan told Sophie that Billy had recently jumped over a six-foot fence and run into their kitchen while bleeding profusely, holding his head in the sink before running out again. The episode, lasting about ten seconds in total, was witnessed by Tina and Megan, and possibly Megan's uncle.\nThe week after the truck incident, Billy went missing. Chuck told Audrey that Tina had been the last person to see him. Audrey had a dream where Billy was bleeding from his nose and mouth.\nOne night, Bing ran into the Double R Diner, shouting to the patrons and asking if anyone had seen Billy.\nTwo days after Billy's disappearance, Audrey browbeat Charlie into going to the Roadhouse with her to look for him, even though Billy supposedly hated the place. Charlie called Tina to ask about Billy, but got some disturbing news."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Billy_Hurley.json b/data/input_docs/Billy_Hurley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c2ae98c48f74e10e76361b75671aa3e49b144b8f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Billy_Hurley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Billy_Hurley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Billy_Hurley", "text": "Billy Hurley\nBilly Hurley was the younger brother of Ed Hurley and father of James Hurley.\nBiography\nAt some point, Hurley married Susan and they had a son, James.\nHurley was employed at the Packard Sawmill until a stack of logs fell off of a truck and crushed one of his legs, forcing him to use a wheelchair and accept disability checks, which he spent in local bars.\nWhen James was ten years old, Billy abandoned him and Susan."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bing.json b/data/input_docs/Bing.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c7bf1b6c3082f2c16116cfe237fcf48019afa717 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bing.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bing", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bing", "text": "Bing\nBing was one of Billy's acquaintances.\nOne night, Bing rushed into the Double R Diner and loudly asked if anyone had seen Billy, before running off.\nBehind the scenes\nBing is portrayed by Riley Lynch, the son of David Lynch and ex-wife and creative collaborator Mary Sweeney. Lynch also appears as part of the band Trouble in \"Part 5,\" apparently playing himself.\nThe closed captioning for \"Part 7\" erroneously indicates that the character asks for \"Bing,\" himself, when he enters the diner."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bittner.json b/data/input_docs/Bittner.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d6e5cf1a7f2ad8339516885cc5ca8a42b544c985 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bittner.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bittner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bittner", "text": "Bittner\nBittner was a private security officer hired to guard a glass box installed in a New York City skyscraper.\nBiography\nBittner sat at a desk in an anteroom outside a loft where workers were hired to watch a glass box and report anything that appeared inside. He notified the worker on duty, Sam Colby, that he had a visit from Tracey. She had brought two lattes and asked if she could join him, but Bittner said nobody else was allowed inside.\nOn another night, the guard on duty, possibly Bittner, was gone when Tracey arrived, and could not be found in the office or the adjoining restroom. Following Sam and Tracey's deaths, the New York Police Department could not locate any of the security guards who worked on the project."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bjorn_Brogger.json b/data/input_docs/Bjorn_Brogger.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..702d461703dd8d06826a19ed22bb9dfb122394d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bjorn_Brogger.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bjorn_Brogger", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bjorn_Brogger", "text": "Bjorn Brogger\nBjorn Brogger was a director of the Meals on Wheels in Twin Peaks, Washington and husband to Helga Brogger."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Black_Lake_Cemetery.json b/data/input_docs/Black_Lake_Cemetery.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..33ee64f90bd8bbdd3da13ae4885c30a13a6b7ff9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Black_Lake_Cemetery.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Black_Lake_Cemetery", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Lake_Cemetery", "text": "Black Lake Cemetery\nBlack Lake Cemetery was the cemetery in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nIn 1882, the Civil War General George MacDowell was buried at Black Lake.\n \nOn February 27, 1989, Laura Palmer's funeral took place. Reverend Clarence Brocklehurst read a passage of scripture as FBI Agent Dale Cooper watched all of the attendees, particularly Bobby Briggs, while James Hurley watched from a distance. After Brocklehurst finished, Johnny Horne shouted \"Amen!\" which Bobby mockingly repeated, accusing the town of being full of hypocrites, as knew she was in trouble but did not help, incriminating them in her death. A fight between Bobby and James was quickly broken up as Leland Palmer jumped onto his daughter's coffin, and the crane raised and lowered him, much to his wife Sarah Palmer's dismay.\n \nThat evening, Cooper watched the new grave and saw Lawrence Jacoby \u2013 who was absent from the funeral \u2013 approaching with a garland of flowers. The psychiatrist admitted that he did not actually care about the problems of the townspeople, but Laura changed all that.\nThe following week, Donna Hayward visited Laura's grave to place a flower from Harold Smith and to vent her frustrations with Laura's problems still lingering in spite of her death.\nFollowing his death, Leland Palmer was buried at Black Lake.\nPeople interred at Black Lake\nGeorge McDowell\nLaura Palmer\nLeland Palmer\nBehind the scenes\nDespite the fact that there is no direct reference to the Black Lake Cemetery in original series, in the script the scene of the funeral takes place there.\nIn the original script of the third episode, the cemetery is described as \"a lovely smalltown cemetery\" with \"the usual weathered headstones\".\nThe filming location for Laura Palmer's funeral is located at the Sierra Madre Pioneer Cemetery 601 E Sierra Madre Blvd, Sierra Madre, California. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Black_Lodge.json b/data/input_docs/Black_Lodge.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6cd146995b2a18d37db5145f12fb61feac7f935a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Black_Lodge.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Black_Lodge", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Lodge", "text": "Black Lodge\nFor the actual location, see red room.\n \n\"There is also a legend of a place called the Black Lodge: the shadow self of the White Lodge, a place of dark forces that pull on this world. A world of nightmares. Shamans reduced to crying children, angry spirits pouring from the woods, graves opening like flowers.\"\n \u2015Hawk\nThe Black Lodge was a mythological place referenced in the stories of the Nez Perce tribe of northeastern Washington. It was the name used to refer to a particular extra-dimensional location visited by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper during his 1989 visit to Twin Peaks, which bore the appearance of an endless, red-curtained series of rooms and hallways.\nLegends\nThe Black Lodge and its opposing counterpart, the White Lodge, originated in ancient legends passed down by the Nez Perce tribes who once inhabited the Twin Peaks region. In the stories, the Black Lodge was the \"shadow self\" of the White, a place of pure evil through which all souls passed on the way to perfection. During this process, the pilgrim would confront the Dweller on the Threshold, their own shadow self. If this challenge was not met with perfect courage, the lodge would utterly annihilate their soul. While the White Lodge could supposedly be accessed with strong feelings of love, the Black would open to its opposite: fear.\nThe settlers who followed the Nez Perce gradually became aware of a \"darkness\" or \"presence\" in the surrounding woods and formed a secret society, the Bookhouse Boys, dedicated to fighting against it. Dale Cooper hypothesized that this presence and the Black Lodge of lore were one and the same.\nA \"black lodge\" of evil magicians figured in Moonchild, a 1923 novel by the notorious occultist Aleister Crowley. In the novel, the black lodge was one of two factions vying for an unborn child believed to be the Antichrist.\nRogue former FBI agent Windom Earle described the Black Lodge as a source of world-altering power:\n\"For there is another place, opposite, of almost unimaginable power, chock full of dark forces and vicious secrets. No prayers dare penetrate this frightful maw. Spirits there care not for good deeds and priestly invocations. They are as like to rip the muscle from our bones as greet you with a happy g'day. And, if harnessed, these spirits, this hidden land of unmuffled screams and broken hearts, will offer up a power so vast that its bearer might reorder the earth itself to his liking.\"\nDuring his time with Project Blue Book, Earle became convinced that the dugpas drew their powers from the Black Lodge, a place for which they had many names.\nCooper speculated that BOB, the supposed demonic spirit who possessed Leland Palmer, had originally come from the Black Lodge.\nEntrance\n \nAn ancient pictogram drawn on the wall of Owl Cave depicted the Twin Peaks region and detailed how one might directly enter the Black Lodge itself. A \"portal\" would open in Glastonbury Grove in the center of a circle of twelve sycamore trees during the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. This \"opening,\" which manifested as a set of red curtains, could also be found and passed at will by certain individuals at any time of their choosing.\nThe curtains led into a red-curtained set of rooms and corridors, which had no apparent end and exhibited anomalous properties. This place was commonly referred to as the Black Lodge or \"the lodge,\" although its exact connection was unclear.\nHistory\nFollowing his escape from custody, the insane Windom Earle doggedly pursued his goal of finding and entering the Black Lodge, which he believed would grant one the power to reorder the world in their image. For several weeks in March 1989, Earle stalked several of the townspeople and his former partner Dale Cooper, seeking clues to its location. By spying on Cooper and kidnapping Major Garland Briggs, he finally determined that the door would open at the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn at midnight on March 26, in response to the fear of an innocent.\nDuring the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, Earle, disguised as the town Log Lady, attacked the event and abducted the newly crowned Miss Twin Peaks, Annie Blackburn, knowing that she and Cooper had fallen in love. Earle took her to the circle of trees at Glastonbury Grove, where a red-curtained opening appeared. They stepped through and disappeared. Shortly thereafter, Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrived in pursuit. Cooper told Truman to wait for him and stepped through as well, disappearing.\nFurther reading: Red room\nThe next morning, Sarah Palmer, in an agitated state, went with Dr. Lawrence Jacoby to the Double R Diner in search of Major Briggs. She spoke in an inhuman voice, saying: \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper. I'm waiting for you.\"\nAlmost a day after they disappeared, Annie and Cooper (actually a malevolent twin) reappeared in the sycamore grove. Annie was rushed to Calhoun Memorial Hospital while Cooper was brought to his hotel room at the Great Northern to recuperate. While she was being treated, Annie, dazed, told a nurse that she had been with Dale and Laura, and that \"the good Dale in the lodge,\" unable to leave. The same message was found in a diary entry written by Laura Palmer prior to her death, as she had seen Annie say this in a dream.\nTwenty-five years later, the Cooper double explained to Darya that the next day he was supposed to get pulled back into \"what they call the Black Lodge,\" although he had a plan to counter this.\nAside from the reading of Laura's diary entry in \"Part 7,\" this is the only reference to either the Black or White Lodge in Twin Peaks (2017).\nWhile attempting to summarize for Gordon Cole what had happened to Cooper between 1989 and 2016, Tammy Preston decided for the sake of convenience to use \"the Black Lodge\" as shorthand for his whereabouts in those years.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script for \"Episode 29,\" the Black Lodge was a black-and-white mirror of the Great Northern Hotel. This and virtually everything else about the lodge sequence were discarded by director David Lynch for the largely improvised sequence that actually appears in the episode. As indicated above, the red room first seen in Cooper's dreams is commonly assumed to be the Black Lodge itself, although the room itself has never been identified.\nIn the Lynch-directed Georgia Coffee commercials, Cooper explains: \"The Black Lodge isn't in this world. Inside, there's a red room.\"\nThe Black Lodge is a concept in the school of theosophy, using the connotation of a fraternal organization rather than a place. Frost deliberately lifted from Psychic Self Defense, a 1930 \"handbook\" by British occultist Dion Fortune, a chapter details the dangers associated with the Black Lodges, which are secret societies who follow the left-handed path in pursuit of worldly gain. It is likewise possible that the Black Lodge of the series refers not merely to a place but to a confluence of spirits."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Black_Yukon_Sucker_Punch.json b/data/input_docs/Black_Yukon_Sucker_Punch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e46ba58530ff1c4a6b5453f721b50262fcc5bb99 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Black_Yukon_Sucker_Punch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Black_Yukon_Sucker_Punch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Yukon_Sucker_Punch", "text": "Black Yukon Sucker Punch\n\"You have to watch these. They sneak up on ya'.\"\n \u2015Judge Clinton Sternwood\nThe Black Yukon Sucker Punch was a cocktail drunk by locals of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\n \nAt the Roadhouse, during the trial of Leo Johnson for the arson of the Packard Sawmill, Judge Clinton Sternwood requested his law clerk Sid to prepare three cocktails for himself, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, and Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nBehind the bar, Sid produced three tall straight collins glasses, a coffee pot, a bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey, a bottle of BOLS Blue Curacao liqueur, two bottles of Perrier mineral water, a dish and a blender. She used the blender before pouring three collins glasses half-filled with a black liquid and topped with a light blue foam.\nSternwood and Truman drank their own but Cooper left his untouched.\nBehind the scenes\nIn Barry Pullman's shooting script, Sternwood orders only one \"Black Yukon on Sucker Punch\" for himself which is simply described in the directions as \"an elaborate drink.\"\nNo official recipe was released but the credited staff of the episode which could furnish the bar set are: Set Decorator Kerry Oaksmith, Construction Coordinator Keith Cox, Prop master Jeffrey Moore, assisted by Richard Robinson. The director was Graeme Clifford.\nWOWOW broadcast version\nFor a Japanese marathon by WowoW, a short segment with a waitress named Robin Kraemer from the Little Si Restaurant at North Bend uses the following recipe for the Black Yukon Supper Punch:\n1 shot of Yukon Jack\n1 shot of Mr.Boston Blackberry flavored Brandy\nDash of Bitters\nPut in blender with ice\nBlend about 5 seconds\nThe end result does not have the blue foam and the liquid is not as dark as the TV one."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Black_symbol.json b/data/input_docs/Black_symbol.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..31bfb15c7ac3a6eea9a8f209d1870b3eb1002966 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Black_symbol.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Black_symbol", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Black_symbol", "text": "Black symbol\n\"Frank. You don't ever want to know about that.\"\n \u2015Hawk\nA recurring black symbol was associated with a presence on Blue Pine Mountain in northeastern Washington State. It resembled a black circle with two \"ears\" protruding from either side.\nIn a living Nez Perce map belonging to Deputy Hawk, the symbol was drawn above the summit of Blue Pine Mountain. When asked, Hawk gravely told Sheriff Frank Truman that he didn't want to know about what it represented.\nBefore his disappearance in 1989, Major Garland Briggs left a secret message for his son Bobby hidden in his living room chair, containing instructions for him to visit a childhood haunt on a certain day twenty-five years later. The symbol appeared above a representation of one of the two mountains around Twin Peaks, below a red crescent.\nDale Cooper's doppelganger carried a scuffed ace of spades playing card with this symbol in place of the spade. Before killing his associate Darya, he showed it to her, explaining that the symbol was what he wanted.\nBehind the scenes\nThe symbol superficially resembles the one found in Owl Cave and on Teresa Banks' ring, which features a central diamond flanked by two peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Blackie_O%27Reilly.json b/data/input_docs/Blackie_O%27Reilly.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..54bf3493195139cd7c7e66c88a1738e9e8e81e90 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Blackie_O%27Reilly.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Blackie_O%27Reilly", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Blackie_O%27Reilly", "text": "Blackie O'Reilly\nBlackie O'Reilly was the madam of One Eyed Jacks, the casino/brothel just north of the Canadian border. Known as \"The Black Rose\", she ran Jack's at the behest of its secret owner, Benjamin Horne. In keeping with the \"upscale\" theme of the establishment, Blackie adorned herself in glamorous black evening gowns and exuded an air of sophistication and being a member of the \"upper class.\" She was the highest authority at Jack's, aside from Ben Horne, eliciting absolute obedience from the cadre of prostitutes in her stable. Whenever a new girl was hired, she oversaw a coin-tossing ceremony between Ben and Jerry Horne to see which man would \"break her in.\"\nBiography\nIn late February 1989, when Ben and Jerry Horne arrived at One Eyed Jacks one evening, Blackie brought out the girls to meet them. When Jerry lost a coin toss for the newest girl at the brothel, Blackie had a drink with him.\nSeveral days later, she saw two men visiting the brothel for the first time, identifying themselves as Barney and Fred, the latter she asked of his line of work. She then pointed them in the way of the casino.\nShe was later introduced to a new girl, Hester Prynne, who had come to work as a hostess, but had a false resume. To prove she deserved to work there, Hester tied a cherry stem into a knot with her mouth.\nHester later entered Blackie's office, dressed in the lingerie she was given and modeled it for her. Blackie then noted that it would be a good night to break the new girl in with the owner, for whom she later lit a cigar and told him about the new girl to celebrate with.\nAs Ben went to test the new girl, Jerry asked her where he was, and she asked why he was holding out on her. This question angered Jerry, who then calmed down and shone a light on her face, commenting that she used to be pretty. He then left her with some heroin, which she was addicted to.\nThe next morning, she was massaged by two of the working girls as Hester entered the room, questioning why action was being taken against her for her lack of performance the previous night.\nEmory Battis revealed to her the next day that Hester was actually Ben Horne's daughter and Blackie confronted her as she called home.\nBlackie tied up Audrey and injected her with heroin while Battis filmed. Emory left and Blackie noted that this action was a form of revenge on Ben Horne, who performed something similar to her in the past.\nShe looked over security footage with Emory, and stopped on a frame of Barney, who Battis recognized as an FBI Agent. Jean Renault then entered with Blackie's sister, Nancy. Jean wanted the FBI agent, Cooper brought to him for causing the deaths of his brothers.\nA couple of days later, Blackie plotted with Renault on killing Agent Cooper and gaining control of One Eyed Jacks, along with making Audrey overdose on heroin. Blackie left the room as her sister entered.\n \nShe and Jean later discussed their plan to have Audrey overdose. She tried to leave, but he asked for a kiss. She kissed him and he stabbed her."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Blodgett.json b/data/input_docs/Blodgett.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9272cd57e400b1d6f9e68e8dccf5e99a4bc7cd65 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Blodgett.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Blodgett", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Blodgett", "text": "Blodgett\nMr. Blodgett was a citizen of Twin Peaks who owned a barn.\nBiography\nSometime around 1988, there was an incident in Blodgett's barn that required the presence of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. The situation made Deputy Andy Brennan cry."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Blue_Pine_Lodge.json b/data/input_docs/Blue_Pine_Lodge.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e38cdbc7293354df739e26c1deeb3af82317f946 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Blue_Pine_Lodge.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Blue_Pine_Lodge", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Blue_Pine_Lodge", "text": "Blue Pine Lodge\nThe Blue Pine Lodge was a house near the shore of Black Lake.\nHistory\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, resident Pete Martell left the house to fish, but ended up discovering the body of murdered teenager Laura Palmer."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Blue_Pine_Mountain.json b/data/input_docs/Blue_Pine_Mountain.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7fb0f576596aa638960ace69f3efc80ec2e9a000 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Blue_Pine_Mountain.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Blue_Pine_Mountain", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Blue_Pine_Mountain", "text": "Blue Pine Mountain\nBlue Pine Mountain was a mountain located on the eastern side of Twin Peaks, Washington. Along with White Tail Peak, it was the namesake of the town.\nHistory\nSomewhere close to Jack Rabbit's Palace on the mountain, there was a portal connected to the Fireman's home. A pit with a golden substance, very much like the black substance outside the entrance to the Black Lodge in Ghostwood National Forest, could be found here.\nDuring a trip to Jack Rabbit's Palace, members of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department \u2013 Andy Brennan, Bobby Briggs, Hawk, and Frank Truman\u2013 found Naido on the mountain. Andy saw a vortex, or a portal, form in the sky and he was transported to the Fireman, who showed him a series of images before he was transported back to the forest. But now he appeared by Jack Rabbit's Palace where the others were already waiting. Their memory of the event seemed foggy to them.\nMargaret Lanterman warned Hawk about something in the area.\nThe doppelganger of Dale Cooper traveled to the mountain after receiving coordinates from the tulpa of Diane Evans. He vanished and was transported to the Fireman's home, then to the Sheriff's station in Twin Peaks.\nAfter traveling back to February 23, 1989, Agent Cooper brought Laura Palmer to the mountain in an attempt to save her and she subsequently vanished."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Blue_Rose.json b/data/input_docs/Blue_Rose.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2666193310688e523c2c18ed9bf47428f6443345 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Blue_Rose.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Blue_Rose", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Blue_Rose", "text": "Blue Rose\nBlue Rose was a top secret joint task force of the United States military and Federal Bureau of Investigation, formed in the years after the official closure of Project Blue Book in 1970 to investigate cases of a paranormal nature, as well as \"troubling abstractions\" that Project Blue Book could not resolve. The name originated in 1975 from the last words of the tulpa of Lois Duffy: \"I'm like the blue rose.\" Subsequently, cases believed to have some bearing on this mission were known as \"blue rose\" cases among the handful of agents and officers on the task force.\nHistory\nProject Blue Book, the government's public investigation into unidentified flying objects and other phenomena, was shuttered after it officially ruled that they were not a threat to national security, thanks in part to the influence of MJ12. However, President Richard Nixon decided to set up a top secret project with Douglas Milford to continue Blue Book's mission.\nShortly before his resignation, Nixon entrusted Milford with access to an untraceable fund, advising him to avoid the CIA and the MJ12 and to lay low before recruiting FBI Agent Gordon Cole. Milford brought Cole on board by 1982 and established Listening Post Alpha (LPA) on Blue Pine Mountain with himself at its head. Cole suggested Agent Phillip Jeffries to head the task force devoted to these cases. Agents Chester Desmond, Dale Cooper, and Albert Rosenfield were also recruited.\n1980s\nOn May 28, 1983, Cole and Jeffries visited Twin Peaks to conduct an \"investigation\" in response to questions by Mayor Dwayne Milford about the LPA's purpose. In a letter, Cole assured the mayor that he had determined the station was merely part of President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative.\nIn 1985, Major Garland Briggs became the new head of the LPA. The station catalogued transmissions from deep space as well as the surrounding woods, searching for evidence of the White Lodge.\nA 1987 case in Buenos Aires during which Jeffries disappeared was implied to be a Blue Rose case.\nThe 1988 murder of Teresa Banks was classified as a Blue Rose case. On arrival in Portland, agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley were greeted by Gordon Cole's \"cousin\" Lil, who wore a blue rose on her lapel as a coded message to Desmond indicating the case's significance. Special Agent Dale Cooper also referenced Teresa Banks' murder as being \"one of Cole's Blue Rose cases\" while in Deer Meadow immediately after Special Agent Chester Desmond's mysterious disappearance. Although Chet Desmond and Dale Cooper had the chance to explain the Blue Rose to Sam Stanley, it was never disclosed to him.\nLaura Palmer's murder investigation in 1989 was implied to be another Blue Rose case because of the \"curious linkage\" to Teresa Banks' murder and the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department's search for the Black Lodge, a continuation of the investigation into the paranormal and unexplained elements of both Teresa and Laura's murders.\nYears later, Albert and Gordon's contact in Colombia was killed after Albert disclosed his identity to Jeffries, for Dale's safety according to the latter.\n2010s\nWhile Agent Cooper stood on a concrete box floating in outer space, a superimposed Major Garland Briggs appeared to him, uttering the words \"Blue Rose\" and when he reentered the American girl's room, a Blue Rose was in a vase.\nWhile investigating the murder of Ruth Davenport, Cole and Agent Albert Rosenfield classified Cooper's re-emergence in South Dakota as a Blue Rose case \u2013 Cole commented that \"it doesn't get any bluer.\" During this investigation, Agent Tammy Preston was inducted into the task force.\nMembers\nThe force was founded by FBI Special Agent Gordon Cole and USAF Colonel Douglas Milford with help from President Richard Nixon.\nFBI Special Agent Philip Jeffries was the head of the squad and Agents Chester Desmond, Albert Rosenfield and Dale Cooper were recruited after the squad formation.\nAgent Sam Stanley was part of a Blue Rose investigation but was not trusted with full knowledge.\nAgent Tamara Preston was recruited decades later, although Cole generally avoided recruiting new members due to the mysterious disappearances of Jeffries, Desmond and Cooper.\nUSAF Major Garland Briggs was a member of Project Blue Book and became the head of the LPA.\nIt was implied that Windom Earle was an original member of the task force, due to his involvement with Project Blue Book and Agent Preston finding his name alongside every known FBI Agent involved with the Blue Rose task force on a secret file.\nCole also had a contact in Colombia.\nBehind the scenes\nSince there is no such thing as a blue rose in nature, the designation could represent cases which cannot be rationally or scientifically explained, the \"impossible\" cases, this being Tamara Preston's hypothesis. It could also be a reference to cases involving (or seemingly involving) UFOs, as part of \"Project Blue Book\" referred to by Major Garland Briggs and Windom Earle. The Blue Rose Ministry, Arizona was a ministry operated by a Reverend Robert Short, who claimed to have regular contact with UFOs and be in direct spiritual communication with alien beings from Saturn who had moved into another dimension/time period."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Blue_Velvet.json b/data/input_docs/Blue_Velvet.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ea46ca240e290827d9009937c8789f70ec066eb8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Blue_Velvet.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Blue_Velvet", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Blue_Velvet", "text": "Blue Velvet\nBlue Velvet is a 1986 neo-noir film directed by David Lynch. It can be seen as a predecessor to Twin Peaks, containing many similar elements.\nPlot\nIn the seemingly bright and beautiful town of Lumberton, North Carolina, Tom Beaumont tends his yard when he suddenly suffers a massive stroke. Because of this, his son Jeffrey returns home from college. He goes to the hospital, where his father cries, unable to speak.\nJeffrey makes his way to a vacant lot, where he throws stones until he finds a decomposing severed ear. He places it in a paper bag and takes it to Detective John Williams of the Lumberton Police. The coroner examines the ear and determines that the owner could still be alive and that it was cut off with scissors. A search of the field the ear was found in then takes place, Jeffrey observing.\nHe later went out for a walk, stopping at the Williams home to see the Detective Williams about the case. However, the Detective tells him he cannot release any information about it. Shortly after leaving, Jeffrey encounters the Williams' daughter, Sandy. She tells him that she has overheard details about a singer somehow related to the severed ear.\nSandy shows Jeffrey to the apartment building where the singer lived, located on Lincoln Street, where Jeffrey's aunt Barbara warned him to not go. They turn back and Jeffrey catches up on his old hometown.\nJeffrey picks up Sandy from school the next day, taking her to Arlene's Diner. There, he discusses with her his plan to get into the singer's apartment, posing as a pest control worker and her as a Jehovah's Witness.\nLearning the singer's name to be Dorothy Vallens, Jeffrey makes his way up to her apartment, where he sprays from a bug-spraying rig and steals a key when the singer left to answer the door, where there is a man in a yellow suit.\nSandy cancels her date with her boyfriend, Mike in order to continue her investigation with Jeffrey at the Slow Club, where Vallens sings \"Blue Velvet\" and \"Blue Star.\" After the performance, they make their way to her apartment again so that Jeffrey can sneak in. They agree to have Sandy warn him of her arrival by honking the horn. However, Jeffrey does not hear this due to flushing a toilet.\nUpon realizing that someone else was entering the apartment, Jeffrey hides in a closet, watching as Dorothy takes a call from Frank Booth, who allows her to speak to her husband, who she asks of the well-being of their son. After the phone call, Jeffrey accidentally knocks down a coat hanger, causing Dorothy to notice him. She threatens him with a knife, believing him to be a voyeur. She has him undress at knifepoint and begins to perform oral sex. She takes him to the couch, but they are interrupted by a knock on the door.\nAfter hiding Jeffrey back in the closet, Dorothy answers the door. Frank Booth comes in and sexually assaults her (all while inhaling an unspecified gas) as Jeffrey watches from the closet. After the attack, Jeffrey leaves the closet and tries to comfort Dorothy. She requests him to hit her, but he refuses.\nThe following night, Jeffrey fills in Sandy on the details of his visit. She then tells him of a dream she had where a world of darkness was finally given light by robins that represented love.\nJeffrey goes back to the apartment where he has a sexual encounter with Dorothy. During another visit to the Slow Club, Jeffrey notices that Frank is present at the performance, holding a piece of fabric he cut from Dorothy's robe.\nJeffrey begins to tail Frank and his accomplices, naming two of them \"Yellow Man\" and \"Well-Dressed Man.\" He discovers a criminal underground but is unsure of what to do with the information. They then share a kiss, confirming their attraction to each other.\nBeaumont returns to Dorothy's apartment, where he ends up hitting her during a sexual encounter. As Jeffrey leaves, they encounter Frank, who takes them for a joyride, stopping at This Is It to visit Ben, who possesses Dorothy's child. They antagonize Jeffrey and drink to \"Frank's fuck.\" Dorothy is then allowed to see Donny as Ben lip-synchs \"In Dreams\" for Frank before the joyride continues.\nThey go out to the country, where Frank inhales the gas he used in the assault and begins to start on Dorothy again, but when Jeffrey punches him, Frank and his gang take Jeffrey out of the car and beat him up, despite Dorothy's protests, all while once again listening to \"In Dreams.\"\nJeffrey wakes up, dirty and bruised. He returns home, where he is disturbed by the thought of hitting Dorothy. He calls Sandy and tells her that he will leave her out of the rest of his investigation, so as to keep her safe.\nUpon visiting the police station, Jeffrey spots Frank's accomplice the \"Yellow Man,\" who is actually Lt. T.R. Gordon and Jeffrey takes his information to Detective Williams.\nThe following Friday, Jeffrey waters the yard and visits his father before picking up Sandy for their planned date. Just after Jeffrey arrives, Gordon does to meet Detective Williams, who tells Jeffrey to stay calm before sending he and Sandy on their way.\nJeffrey and Sandy go to a party, where they express their love to each other on the dance floor as \"Mysteries of Love\" plays. After the party, Jeffrey drives Sandy home, but they are chased by Sandy's boyfriend, Mike. Mike challenges Jeffrey to a fight, but it is stopped when a nude and dazed Dorothy emerges. She is taken to the Williams' home, where an ambulance is called for her. Dorothy reveals to Sandy hers and Jeffrey's relationship, but Sandy forgives Jeffrey and agrees to have her father send police to Dorothy's apartment.\nJeffrey goes to the apartment, where he finds Lt. Gordon bloodied and standing, having suffered from a sort of lobotomy, and a dead Don Vallens, having been shot in the head. Jeffrey hears Gordon's radio chattering as an assault on Frank's apartment building takes place. He declares that he will let the police find Frank on their own and he leaves the apartment.\nHowever, as he leaves the building, he sees the \"Well-Dressed Man\" from the stairwell and realizes that he is actually Frank in disguise. He quickly makes his way back to the apartment and takes Gordon's radio. He goes to the bedroom and speaks to Williams. Realizing that Frank also has a radio, he says that he is in the bedroom, then dashes to the closet. As Frank searches and shoots in the bedroom, Jeffrey quickly grabs Gordon's revolver and retreats back into the closet, waiting as Frank begins randomly firing around the apartment. When Frank finally opens the closet, Jeffrey fires a shot into his head, immediately killing him. Detective Williams and Sandy then arrive.\nSoon after, on a bright and sunny day, Sandy calls Jeffrey in for lunch. On his way inside, Jeffrey observes Detective Williams speaking to his father, who has recovered substantially. When inside, Barbara points out to them a robin with a bug gripped in its beak.\nDorothy is then happily reunited with her young son.\nSimilarities to Twin Peaks\nBlue Velvet contains several elements that eventually found their way into the Twin Peaks franchise:\nBoth take place in a small logging town, Blue Velvet being set in Lumberton, North Carolina, and Twin Peaks in the eponymous town of Twin Peaks, Washington. Both towns contain elements that make them appear as if they are \"stuck\" in 1950s America.\nBoth heavily feature the theme of dark secrets that lie below what appears to be beautiful.\nKyle MacLachlan considers Dale Cooper to be a \"grown-up\" version of Jeffrey Beaumont.\nThe severed ear from Blue Velvet was in BOB's pile of dirt seen in Episode 2 and the International Pilot.\nIn Blue Velvet, Jeffrey and Sandy take it upon themselves to investigate the mystery behind the severed ear, much like later in Twin Peaks, when Donna Hayward, James Hurley, and Maddy Ferguson performed their own investigation into Laura Palmer's murder.\nBoth contain significant imagery of birds.\nBoth have a dream motif, apparent by Sandy's dream described in Blue Velvet and Cooper's dream in Episode 2 of Twin Peaks.\nCommon cast/crew\nIn addition, Twin Peaks contained many cast and crew members that worked on Blue Velvet:\nDavid Lynch co-created Twin Peaks, directed Blue Velvet, six episodes of the original Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces and all episodes of the 2017 series.\nKyle MacLachlan appeared as Jeffrey Beaumont in Blue Velvet and Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces and the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nJack Nance appeared as Paul in Blue Velvet and Pete Martell in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces.\nFrances Bay appeared in Blue Velvet as Aunt Barbara and Mrs. Tremond / Mrs. Chalfont in Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces.\nLaura Dern appeared as Sandy Williams in Blue Velvet and as Diane Evans in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nAngelo Badalamenti composed the music for Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces, and the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nJulee Cruise performed the song \"Mysteries of Love\" for Blue Velvet, appeared and performed the songs \"Falling,\" \"The Nightingale,\" \"Into the Night,\" \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart,\" and \"The World Spins\" in Twin Peaks, appeared and performed the song \"Questions in a World of Blue\" in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and also appeared in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nFrank Silva worked as a set dresser on Blue Velvet and the pilot episode of Twin Peaks. He also played BOB in Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces.\nIsabella Rossellini played Dorothy Vallens in Blue Velvet and was originally slated to play the role of Josie Packard (then named Giovanna Packard) in Twin Peaks.\nDuwayne Dunham edited Blue Velvet, two episodes of Twin Peaks, and directed three episodes. He also worked as an editor for the 2017 series.\nMary Sweeney worked as an assistant editor on Blue Velvet and as a script supervisor on two episodes of Twin Peaks and an editor on one episode and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nBrian Berden was an apprentice editor on Blue Velvet and was an assistant and associate editor for two episodes of Twin Peaks. He also worked as an additional editor for the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nJohanna Ray was the casting director for Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and the 2017 series.\nJohn Wentworth was David Lynch's assistant for Blue Velvet, supervised post-production for Twin Peaks, and co-produced Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nPatricia Norris worked as production designer for Blue Velvet and was a costume designer for Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nMark Berger was a re-recording mixer for Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks.\nDavid Parker was a re-recording mixer for Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nLex duPont was first assistant camera on Blue Velvet and was camera operator for the second season of Twin Peaks.\nJonathan P. Shaw was an assistant editor on Blue Velvet and worked as an editor on both the original and 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nDan Kneece was a Steadicam operator for Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nVivien Hillgrove Gilliam and John Nutt worked as a dialogue editors for Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks.\nRonald Leamon worked as a costumer for Blue Velvet and wardrobe supervisor for Twin Peaks.\nworked as a dialogue editor for Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks.\nCatherine Davis was an art department assistant for Blue Velvet\nDavid Boushey was Blue Velvet's stunt coordinator and he was a stunt performer for Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nMark Shane Davis was a dolly grip for Blue Velvet and key grip for Twin Peaks.\nHenry Earl Lewis worked set wardrobe for Blue Velvet and was key costumer for the pilot episode of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bob_(Great_Northern).json b/data/input_docs/Bob_(Great_Northern).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..72c78d74f98993a423702666c30cef8361ed5bbe --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bob_(Great_Northern).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bob_(Great_Northern)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bob_(Great_Northern)", "text": "Bob (Great Northern)\n\"Okay, Bob. Okay, Bob.\"\n \u2015Audrey Horne\nBob was an employee at the Great Northern Hotel in February 1989.\nWhile a group of Norwegian businessmen prepared to sign a development deal with hotel owner Benjamin Horne, Bob told co-worker Julie Duvic to make sure that they did not hear about the murder of Laura Palmer that morning before they signed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bob_(Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department).json b/data/input_docs/Bob_(Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..431c921cbcd831a131e5c8e3450fc29ae772c32a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bob_(Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bob_(Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bob_(Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department)", "text": "Bob (Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department)\nBob was a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nOn March 6, 1989, Bob entered the Sheriff's Station and was ran into by Andy Brennan, who was transporting a sperm sample to Dr. Will Hayward."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bob_J._Hart.json b/data/input_docs/Bob_J._Hart.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6638b0d4bad94eba1d66ed89c20811661f3402a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bob_J._Hart.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bob_J._Hart", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bob_J._Hart", "text": "Bob J. Hart\nBob J. Hart was a Buick and Chevy dealer in Seattle.\nOn July 14, 1947, Hart sold a black 1947 Buick Roadmaster to Douglas Milford."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bob_Lydecker.json b/data/input_docs/Bob_Lydecker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f2f723de0e5aaf26ff7e500db68f770d26d86db7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bob_Lydecker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bob_Lydecker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bob_Lydecker", "text": "Bob Lydecker\nBob Lydecker was a veterinarian and the closest friend of Phillip Gerard.\nAs of February 1989, Lydecker practiced at the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic. Late in the month, Lydecker was assaulted outside a bar in Lowtown and, according to Gerard, was in a coma."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bobby_Briggs.json b/data/input_docs/Bobby_Briggs.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..beaf59fcd15e09600d91134ada55bec182eedd98 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bobby_Briggs.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bobby_Briggs", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bobby_Briggs", "text": "Bobby Briggs\nRobert \"Bobby\" Briggs was a student at the Twin Peaks High School and the boyfriend of Laura Palmer, thus one of the initial suspects in her murder. His father was Major Garland Briggs, a member of the United States Air Force, with whom he had an uneasy relationship. Bobby became jealous of James Hurley when he discovered that James was secretly seeing Laura. Laura, on the other hand, did not really love Bobby, and only used him as a source of cocaine. Even before Laura's death, Bobby was seeing Shelly Johnson.\nDuring the years following Laura's death, Bobby became a deputy in the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nBobby moved with his family to Twin Peaks, Washington in 1982 when his father was transferred on orders from Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford.\nBy the next year, he was noted to often pull the hair and burp in the faces of all of the girls at school, especially Laura Palmer.\nBy 1985, Bobby had begun dating Shelly McCauley, whom he had known since elementary school, but unbeknownst to Shelly, Bobby was also secretly seeing Laura on the side, and he had agreed to supply her with marijuana. The first time they slept together, Bobby told Laura that he loved her, but she laughed at him and he cried. Nevertheless, he called her later that night to apologize.\nShelly, however, eventually realized that Bobby was cheating on her with Laura, and confronted him over this in a big public scene during a prom night, where she broke up with him. As a result, Shelly decided to drown her sorrows at the Roadhouse, where she ran into Leo Johnson, whom she married only three weeks later.\nA couple of months later, Bobby took Laura to a party being had by Leo Johnson. He soon also started to supply her with cocaine, which she had become addicted to. After he started selling the drug for Leo, Bobby and Laura began a more stable relationship.\nBy April 1987, Bobby had secretly begun to rekindle his relationship with Shelly, who was stuck in an unhappy and abusive marriage with Leo. Bobby kept this a secret from Laura, but he began to see her less.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn a morning in mid-February 1989, Bobby and his best friend Mike Nelson sat in the former's car, discussing their cocaine supply going low, worried since they owe $5,000 to Leo. Laura and Mike's girlfriend Donna Hayward then passed by on their way to school. Bobby and Mike declared that Mike was \"the man.\"\nAfter school, he approached a display case containing Laura's picture and he kissed the glass. He left and saw Laura, who had been unaccounted for during the past hour. He was angered by this, believing she was with someone else. However, she managed to brighten his mood and she went home.\nLater, Bobby called Leo Johnson, looking for more cocaine for distribution, but Leo refused, as Bobby owed him $5,000. He then called Jacques Renault, who told him of a supplier he could meet in two days \"by the sound of sawing wood.\"\nAt school two days later, Bobby met Laura and said there is a big score of cocaine to get that night. At night, they drank in woods, also taking what little cocaine they had left until the drug supplier showed up. He said he was sent by Jacques and showed a bag of what he claimed was cocaine before drawing a gun. Bobby, panicking, pulled out his own gun and killed him. As he frantically tried to bury the man, Laura, being drunk, jokingly insisted that he killed Mike, much to his anger.\nThe following day, Bobby, still upset about the shooting, told Laura to hide $10,000 in her safety deposit box. Later, Bobby inspected the supplier's cocaine in the woods only to discover that it was merely baby laxative.\nOn the night of February 23, Laura came to his home to see him and he informed her about the product's true nature. Laura then asked him for more cocaine for the night and told him that she was \"going home.\" Bobby gave her some drugs from his private stash. When she left, he walked her to the door and lit a cigarette, his father telling him to put it out.\n \nBobby drank a coffee at the Double R Diner the next morning when waitress Heidi showed up to work late, claiming she could not get her car started. After Shelly Johnson commented \"too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\" Heidi giggled. Bobby said that he thought Germans were always on time, but Heidi just giggled in response all the way back to the kitchen. Norma Jennings poured his coffee and he offered to drop off Shelly at her home on his way to football practice, which she accepted. On the way out, he played a song on the jukebox and commented to Norma that he would be seeing her in his dreams. They went out to his car and he suspected that Norma knew about their secret relationship, but Shelly disagreed.\nThey drove to Shelly's house, drinking along the way, but stopped when Bobby saw Leo's truck in the driveway. He backed up and dropped her off away from her house.\nBobby arrived at school, where Mike was waiting. He was told that he is wanted in the office, where he was questioned about his whereabouts by Deputies Hawk and Andy Brennan until Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrived and informs him that Laura had been found dead. Due to his unconfirmed whereabouts for the previous night, he was immediately wanted for questioning. Truman told him he could make a phone call to his parents to get their lawyer. Bobby interpreted this as being considered a suspect and insisted that the two of them loved each other. Truman told Deputy Andy to assist him as he made his phone call, but he resisted until he was restrained by the deputy and sheriff.\nHe was later brought in for questioning before Sheriff Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who had been sent in to investigate the case. Cooper's very first question was if he killed Laura, which he angrily denied. He confirmed that Laura was at his house \"studying\" until around 9:30 the night before and that she drove herself home. He was angered further when Cooper brought up the fight the couple had the week before. The FBI agent then showed him a video of Donna and Laura, but it was not filmed by him. Cooper announced to him that Laura was seeing someone else, as he had suspected during the couple's fight. He was also asked if he had ever used cocaine with Laura, but he denied it, saying that he did not use drugs. Cooper then asked if he knew anyone with the initial 'J' that could have filmed the video. Bobby said, \"no.\"\nAfter being released, Bobby went to Mike, who was waiting for him and Donna, who was then being questioned. He mentioned to him that they were going to rough up a biker with the initial 'J.' He started to leave when he saw his parents talking to their lawyer. His father offered a sympathetic ear, but he rudely declined.\nIn the evening, he went with Mike to speak with Donna, who was not home despite a curfew instated for residents under 18 years of age. They left for the Roadhouse, where a singer performed and they waited for Donna. When she arrived, Mike angrily grabbed her, with Ed Hurley coming to her aid, though Bobby beat him down and the two boys were attacked by other bar patrons.\nThey were arrested and later saw James Hurley being taken to a cell. They began barking at him.\nBobby sat in his cell the next morning with Mike, discussing the money they owed Leo, half of which was in Laura's safety deposit box, for she was supposed to give it to him that day. They argued over how they would get Leo the $10,000 they owed him. They watched as James is escorted back to his cell by Deputy Hawk.\nLater, they sat with Sheriff Truman in the interrogation room when Agent Cooper came in and released them after Mike insisted the fight at the Roadhouse was self-defense. He also told them that if anything happened to James, that they would be immediately suspected.\nAt dinner, he sat at the table as his mother and father prayed. His father began talking to him, wishing to discuss his feelings over the past few days and the limits that should be in place on his rebelliousness. Bobby ignored him and placed a cigarette in his mouth, which caused his father to smack him, sending the cigarette into his mother's food. She picked it up and told him they were there for him.\nBobby and Mike later drove past the Hayward home and saw James' bike outside.\nBobby went with Mike to the woods to pick up the drugs left by Leo inside a football. However, it was not all there and Leo revealed himself. He also noticed another man in the area. They discussed the situation with the money and Leo told him that he knew Shelly had been seeing someone else but did not say if he knew who. He told them to \"go out for a pass\" and threw the football, which landed on the hood of the car Bobby and Mike were driving.\nHe later went to Shelly, who was reluctant to let him in. When he gained entry, he noticed her bruised face, finding that Leo had beaten her. He then declared that if Leo harmed her again, he would kill him.\nThe following day, Bobby stood in front of a sculpture of Jesus on the cross and went to touch it when his father interrupted. The major had him put out his cigarette and the two sat down, Bobby's father talking about his experience with funerals and his wishes to speak more to his son. Bobby was angered when his father insinuated that he was scared of Laura's funeral.\n \nAfter the preacher finished speaking at the funeral, the angered Bobby accused the attendees of killing her, for they all knew she was in trouble. James then charged at him, though they were restrained by the lawmen and Ed.\nBobby was at the Johnson home the next day, kissing Shelly. She told him that Leo was currently with Jacques Renault. He then told her about Leo and Jacques's drug operation and that Laura purchased cocaine from them. She then showed him a bloody shirt belonging to Leo. He happily took the shirt, declaring that it would put Leo away.\nBobby planted Leo's shirt in Jacques's apartment that night and escaped the sheriff's department who were there to question Jacques.\nThe next day, he sat in Shelly's kitchen and kissed her, then played out a scenario in which Leo showed up and Bobby threatened his life. Then Deputy Andy came and Bobby hid, listening in on the conversation. Andy asked about Leo's current whereabouts, and Shelly told him she overheard Leo having an argument with Jacques about Laura. When Andy left, Bobby came out of hiding and kissed Shelly. The phone then rings, Leo on the other end, who would be coming home soon. Bobby placed a pistol in Shelly's hand.\nBobby and his family later attended a family counselling session with Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. Jacoby asked to talk to Bobby alone and his parents left. Dr. Jacoby then started questioning Bobby about Laura, and what he knew of the circumstances surrounding her death. Bobby was at first quite provoked by these questions and irately refused to answer them, but Jacoby revealed that he knew quite a few of his secrets through Laura, specifically his actions during his first sexual encounter with her, where he cried and Laura laughed at him for it. Stunned by this, Bobby grew distraught and opened up about his relationship with Laura. He explained that she held a very dark world-view and believed that she had wanted to die and that she held some secret that made her wish for death. Jacoby insisted that Laura wanted to corrupt Bobby, who tearfully confirmed this, stating she made him sell drugs for her addiction's benefit.\nBobby went to the Johnson home the following day to see Shelly, who was upset after shooting Leo. She went over what happened and Bobby promised to deal with Leo and James, then kissed her.\nAt night, he went to the park, where he saw James and Donna ride away. He followed them to Doctor Jacoby's office and he slipped a bag of cocaine into James' motorcycle's gas tank.\nHe watched as James and Donna left Jacoby's office and pointed his fingers like a gun as they drove away on James' bike.\nBobby called the sheriff's department, posing as Leo, and told them to check out James, for he was an \"easy rider.\"\nHe went to the Johnson home, looking for Shelly. Leo revealed himself, saying Shelly was not there and he attempted to kill him with an axe, while Bobby frantically tried to talk him down. Leo, however, was shot through the living room window and fell backwards into his sofa. Bobby took a quick look out the window and caught a brief glimpse of the gunman, Hank Jennings. When he realized that Leo was not getting back up again, he calmly left.\nBobby visited Shelly\u2014suffering from smoke inhalation after being present at the burning Packard Sawmill\u2014 the next morning in the hospital, bringing her flowers. They discussed Leo's actions involving her the previous night. Bobby then left, declaring his love for her.\nHe went to the Double R and he joined his father, who told him about a vision he had of an extravagant home where his happy son came to visit and the two embraced. His father said that the dream had made him sure that Bobby had a very bright future ahead of him, something Bobby was greatly moved by. Teary-eyed, he shook hands with his father, who, before he got up and left for work, told him he was grateful he could share this experience with him. Hearing Hank try to talk to Norma, he remembered that it was Hank who shot Leo the night before.\nIn his car the next day, he sat with Shelly and they discussed living off of disability checks for the paralyzed Leo. Shelly was very resistant to the idea at first, as it required that she would have to abstain from testifying against Leo, but Bobby managed to convince her, saying that the money would be worth it and he would help her look after Leo if need be.\nDays later, Bobby sat in a Port-O-Patient machine sold by Tim Pinkle, testing it out for Leo, but the machine proved itself to be unsafe. Shelly took Bobby aside to ask about their current situation before she went to meet Leo's lawyer. They then went outside, leaving Mr. Pinkle in the Port-O-Patient.\nBobby then followed Hank to the Great Northern Hotel.\nHe struggled to push Leo through the house in his wheelchair the next day, bumping him into several objects. Insurance representative Tom Brockman highly approved of their decision to take care of Leo. However, Bobby and Shelly were dismayed to find out they were to only get $700 a month in insurance rather than the $5000 they expected.\nThey later had a party for Leo, and for the first time, expressing their love in front of him. Bobby brought over a cake and Leo fell into it.\nThe next day, he and Shelly determine the Johnsons' financial situation, determining they only had $42 for the month following expenses. Leo began to scream, then spat and said, \"New shoes.\" Bobby asked what this could mean and Shelly mentioned a pair of boots he had gotten repaired the week before.\nHe retrieved Leo's boots and took them back to the house with Mike. They broke the heel off of one of the boots and found a micro-cassette.\nHe later had a drink at the Roadhouse and was moved by the singer's performance of \"The World Spins.\"\nThe following day, Bobby listened to the tape found in Leo's boot, which contained the voices of Benjamin Horne and Leo planning the arson of the mill. With this blackmail, he wrote a note for Horne, saying they needed to talk, and then Shelly went to him, covered in the food she was trying to feed to Leo.\nBobby took Leo to the roadhouse the next day, as requested by Agent Cooper, who determined Laura's killer to be Leland Palmer, who later died in custody.\nWorking for Horne\nBobby put on one of Leo's suits the following day to meet with Benjamin Horne. He reassured Shelly that this business would make them financially secure.\nHe waited outside Ben's office when his secretary came to tell him that he was not expected and could meet with Horne perhaps the next month. Horne's daughter, Audrey then came asking him what he was doing there. She left for a moment and got him into her father's office. However, Horne kicked him out and he left the tape behind.\nBobby enters Horne's office days later, where he found the furniture stacked, with Ben crouched next to the stack. Ben told Bobby he needed to have balance, distance, and symmetry then asked him to admire the stack of furniture. When Bobby asked about the tape, Ben confirmed that he listened to it. However, he then told him to follow Hank Jennings. As he left, Lana Milford runs past him, screaming.\nHe later saw Audrey and announced that he was on assignment from her father. She proposed doing business together and he went to Ben's office, where he had set up a miniature re-enactment of the battle of Gettysburg. He handed over pictures of Hank and was offered a full-time position.\n \nBobby went home and found his mother sitting in the dark. When he asked her about this, she cried for Bobby's father, who disappeared days before while on a fishing trip with Agent Cooper. He told his mother about the dream his father explained to him. The power then went out and Bobby and his mother saw his father standing in the living room. The power came back on as his mother went to hug him.\nBobby went to the Johnson home the next day, where Shelly was feeding Leo. She was upset as it was his turn to feed him and he left.\nHe went to Horne's office, where the Civil War re-enactment had grown, Ben then believing himself to be General Robert E. Lee. He went out to Audrey, who said her uncle and Jacoby were coming to help her father's condition.\nAudrey planned with Bobby to break Ben out of his mental state, insisting that she was the one he answered to for the time being.\nHe returned to the Johnson home, where Shelly was being attacked by Leo. Bobby got inside, where Leo had raised an ax to kill his wife. Bobby attempted to disarm him but was pinned against the wall by him until Shelly managed to stab Leo in the leg, and the latter escaped.\nBobby and Shelly went to the sheriff's station, where they talked to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman about Leo's attack. The sheriff asked why he was at Shelly's house, to which he openly admitted their relationship and the duration of it. Cooper then asked where he was the night the mill was burned down, suspecting him to be the one who shot Leo, but he said that Hank was the one responsible. Truman told Shelly he would assign deputies to keep an eye on her home, though Bobby was resistant to this. They were then dismissed.\nHe went to the Great Northern in a Confederate uniform, where he was commanded to play the bugle for the Great Northern employees also acting as Ben's troops.\nBobby once again played the bugle in Ben's re-enactment, then at the surrender at Appomattox, announcing the arrival of Jacoby as General Grant. Jacoby surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben collapsed, then came to, believing his Civil War to have been a dream.\nThe next day, he attended Horne's business meeting with John Justice Wheeler, a potential business partner. Ben presented his plan to work against Catherine Martell's Ghostwood development plan in the name of the near-extinct Pine Weasel.\nAt the diner the next day, Bobby told Shelly that he had noticed that beautiful people get what they want, so she should enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nHe went to the Roadhouse with Shelly for the contest tryouts, but she worried that she would be unable to give a speech. He reassured her, saying that he would write her speech for her.\nBobby saw Mike with Nadine Hurley and pulled him aside to voice his concern for their relationship. Mike dismissed his concerns, using Nadine's sexual maturity and extreme strength as his reasoning for the relationship.\nHe later went to the diner, where he saw Shelly kiss FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole. The man taunted Bobby, then kissed her again, Bobby standing confused.\nBobby and Shelly went over the speech the next day, but then he expressed that he felt like he had been neglecting her, but seeing Cole kiss her made him realize this and that he loved her.\nHe sat backstage at the Miss Twin Peaks contest the following day and noticed that he saw the Log Lady both at the bar and also backstage. He approached her backstage, thinking it may have been a relative, but she bashed his head with the log, knocking him out. In reality, this Log Lady was actually former FBI Agent Windom Earle.\nBobby and Shelly watched his parents having a happy breakfast the next morning and he told Shelly that they should get married. A few days later, Leo was found dead in a cabin in the nearby woods, shot five times by an unknown assailant. After an \"appropriate\" mourning period, Shelly and Bobby resumed their relationship, now a publicly known couple.\nLater life\nAlmost one year to the day after Leo's body was found, Shelly married Bobby during a weekend trip to Reno, Nevada. Seven months later, Shelly gave birth to their daughter, Rebecca McCauley Briggs. Bobby's mother and Norma Jennings co-signed a loan to allow the couple to buy their first home, and continued to provide moral and financial support.\nOver the next twenty-five years, however, Bobby and Shelly's marriage crumbled and ended in divorce some years later. Their daughter \"Becky\" eventually married Steven Burnett.\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost indicated that Bobby and Mike Nelson remained friends and were in a bowling league together. He also stated that Shelly and Bobby \"raised Rebecca together but slowly grew apart, as young couples often do. Amicable divorce, shared custody. Shelly's weakness for \"bad boys\" never went away, but infidelity was not the root cause for their breakup.\"\nAt some point over the course of these twenty-five years, Bobby became a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and kept his eye on possible drug trails. He was advised by Sheriff Frank Truman to be aware of Chinese designer drugs. After a much-needed bathroom break, he met with Deputy Chief Hawk and Sheriff Truman in the conference room and saw a photo of Laura Palmer, causing him to become emotional. While Hawk and Truman discussed files pertaining to Agent Cooper - who had been missing for twenty-five years - Bobby informed them that Cooper had been the last person to see Bobby's father alive, but he did not know what the two discussed during their last meeting.\n \nAlong with Truman and Hawk, Bobby visited his mother to discuss his father's activities with Cooper prior to his death. She told them that she had been foretold by the Major about this visit and reflected on Bobby's growth over the previous twenty-five years. She then took a metal container out of a chair and gave it to the men, as it had been left by Garland for this visit.\nThey took the container back to the sheriff's station, kicking Deputy Chad Broxford out of the conference room in the process. However, Bobby became amused at Frank and Hawk trying to open it and said it had to be opened outdoors. They took it outside and Bobby threw it on the ground, causing it to make a noise before he threw it down again to open it. Truman pulled out slips of paper: one with directions referring to the \"Jack Rabbit's Palace,\" an imaginary place he and his father came up with in his childhood, and a slip of paper transcribing transmissions that include Cooper's name twice.\nAfter an incident where Becky took Shelly's car to confront Steven \u2013 who was having an affair with Gersten Hayward \u2013 Bobby met her and Shelly at the Double R to discuss her situation with Steven. Bobby and Shelly both advised she leave him and Bobby stated that he would no longer allow Steven to get away with his crimes. Shelly then ran off to have a moment with Red, which Bobby and Becky watched from the diner with visible misgivings.\nA shot then rang out and Bobby went outside to investigate, finding that a young boy in a van fired a gun. While waiting for the boy's mother to get her ID out, he noticed the boy standing with a stance that mimicked that of his father's, apparently not affected by what he had just done, disturbing Bobby. Deputy Jesse Holcomb took over the situation and Bobby went to the car of a woman who continuously honked her horn, finding the woman frustrated and with a sick girl in her passenger's seat.\nAnother evening, Bobby went to the diner and joined Ed Hurley and Norma Jennings for dinner, telling them that he had found belongings of his father. However, he and Ed moved to a different booth when Norma's boyfriend, Walter Lawford, arrived.\nAfter arresting Deputy Broxford, Bobby led his fellow lawmen to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following his father's instructions. They continued through the woods and found a nude, eyeless woman, who Andy noted to be important.\nDue to a fight at the Roadhouse, Bobby and Hawk locked up James Hurley and Freddie Sykes. Later, Hawk summoned Bobby, along with Andy, Lucy, and Frank to the conference room to announce the death of Margaret Lanterman.\nAfter a commotion at the station, Bobby wandered to Sheriff Truman's office, where everyone else had gathered, including Dale Cooper. Cooper told Bobby that his father was aware of the events that had unfolded that day, which Bobby himself was unaware of. Cooper said these events had brought them together and that some things would change.\nPersonality\nBobby is initially introduced with a typical \"jocky\" personality, an archetype exemplifying the high-school setting as well as his work as a drug dealer and user. He is presented as an opportunist, constantly scheming for ways to earn money, though to some extent this comes from a desire to build a better life for him and Shelly. Nonetheless, he was willing to let Shelly tend to a vegetative Leo in the name of finding work, ignorant of her obvious frustration.\nUnderneath this tough exterior, however, hides a vulnerable personality. After killing a drug dealer in self-defense, Bobby is left shocked, frantically burying the body and constantly worrying about the incident the next day. His stress is not helped by Laura literally mocking him about the incident, which results in him breaking up with her after realizing she was mainly after him for the cocaine. Following her death, Bobby tried to maintain his old personality, but easily broke down during Dr. Jacoby's session with him.\nIn the series' continuation, Bobby has evidently renounced his old ways, now working as a deputy for the Sheriff's Department and, rather than dealing drugs, keeping an eye out for drug dealers at his old high school. The deaths of Laura Palmer and his father still deeply affect him, as evidenced by his emotional reaction to seeing Laura's old prom photo and learning that his father never gave up hope for him. Though he and Shelly have separated, he still carries a torch for her, sadly watching her flirt with Red.\nBehind the scenes\nBobby was played by American actor Dana Ashbrook, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bobo_Hobson.json b/data/input_docs/Bobo_Hobson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b5c555766b3555569ad37372e04c16a991658342 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bobo_Hobson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bobo_Hobson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bobo_Hobson", "text": "Bobo Hobson\n\"If you can't kick, don't bother.\"\nBobo Hobson was a business skills and computer programming teacher who coached the Twin Peaks High School football team.\nIn 1968 \u2013 his fortieth year \u2013 when the team's winning streak was ended by the Kettle Falls team, Hobson lamented that he should have invested in his brother's bar, as the loss would have many 'drowning their sorrows.'\nHobson was never photographed, as he believed that being on developed film robbed part of one's soul.\nHe was a devotee to Knute Rockne, having lip-synched to one of his speeches while speaking to his team before a game. Rockne's birth and death dates were also etched into Hobson's tombstone."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bookhouse.json b/data/input_docs/Bookhouse.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..41d9b185342b043b28b55f26ae322bc13edced46 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bookhouse.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bookhouse", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bookhouse", "text": "Bookhouse\nThe Bookhouse was a coffee house that served as the headquarters for the Bookhouse Boys.\nHistory\nThe building was a one-room schoolhouse until 1918, when Twin Peaks' first official school system was established. After this, it was used as a lending library.\nSheriff Frederick Truman selected the Bookhouse for the Citizens Brigade's meeting place in the 1940s. Because of their regular rendezvous, the group later took on the name of the Bookhouse Boys.\nAs members of the Bookhouse Boys, Harry S. Truman, Ed Hurley and Hawk began meeting at the Bookhouse in the late 1960s.\nIn 1984, Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward visited the Bookhouse on a few occasions to meet a group of young Canadian men.\nAs part of the Bookhouse Boys' investigation into Twin Peaks' drug trade, they held Bernard Renault in the Bookhouse to question him.\nFollowing Josie Packard's death, Harry stayed in the Bookhouse and drunkenly left the establishment in disarray until Dale Cooper managed to calm him. As Harry slept, Miss Jones entered the Bookhouse and attempted to kill him, but he managed to defend himself and arrest her.\nBehind the scenes\nThe establishment was named Hemingway's in the original script for the pilot episode."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bookhouse_Boys.json b/data/input_docs/Bookhouse_Boys.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cb2203bd400886e068559bbf39e6727898855512 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bookhouse_Boys.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bookhouse_Boys", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bookhouse_Boys", "text": "Bookhouse Boys\nThe Bookhouse Boys (formerly Citizens Brigade) were a secret society formed to combat the darkness surrounding the town of Twin Peaks. \nThe members, some of whom belonged to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, also played a kind of vigilante role against drug dealers, etc. \nHistory\n \nFollowing an enlistment surge in the town brought about by a screening of the film 49th Parallel, the Citizens Brigade was formed in the 1940s to defend Twin Peaks prior to the United States' entry into World War II. Among the founders was Sheriff Frederick Truman, whose sons Frank and Harry would succeed him as sheriff and become members of the Bookhouse Boys, by which name the group eventually began to be known.\nThe group had their own secret gesture: a stroke with a finger on either temple. They derived their name from the Bookhouse, the group's designated meeting spot as of the late 1960s.\nWhile not initially aware of the existence of the Black and White Lodges, the Bookhouse Boys had long known that there was a kind of evil surrounding the town which caused dark and unusual events to occur. They believed that this might be part of the \"price\" the town had to pay for all the benefits that came from its comparative seclusion from the modern world.\nMembers\n \n \nThe best-known members of the Bookhouse Boys were:\nSheriff Frederick Truman (founder)\nSheriff Harry S. Truman\nDeputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\n\"Big\" Ed Hurley\nJames Hurley\nJoey Paulson\nFBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, made an honorary member; the only known non-resident member.\nFrank Truman\nCappy\nAndy Brennan\nHank Jennings was also once one of the Bookhouse Boys, and in fact, \"one of the best\" according to Harry Truman. However, Hank's later behavior, including drug dealing and assassination attempts, which resulted in him getting sent to prison, suggests that he was almost certainly expelled.\nToad\nJerry Horne\nIn a tweet, Mark Frost implied that Carl Rodd was an original member of the Bookhouse Boys, although he would have been no older than five years of age at the time of formation.\nThe seven members of the starting lineup of the 1968 Twin Peaks High Lumberjacks were all in the Bookhouse Boys.\nLucy Moran bought the books for the organization."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bosomy_woman.json b/data/input_docs/Bosomy_woman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c11f9be828ee507ad0ffe16e516f45c980ee7485 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bosomy_woman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bosomy_woman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bosomy_woman", "text": "Bosomy woman\n\"I'll unlock the door for you.\"\nA bosomy woman lived at the Dutchman's Lodge above a convenience store.\nBiography\nThe woman, wearing a filthy nightgown and pink coat, shuffled toward Dale Cooper's doppelganger as he stood at the door to room #8, where Phillip Jeffries was waiting. She unlocked the door for him using her key, then went back across the courtyard. She later stood and stared at the door to Jeffries' room."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Botnick.json b/data/input_docs/Botnick.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a40e291016af8d69c7c9db7279f3f7585374e917 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Botnick.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Botnick", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Botnick", "text": "Botnick\nMr. Botnick was a neighbor of the Cooper family in Philadelphia.\nIn the early morning hours of March 20, 1968, Dale Cooper reported that a nude Botnick ran out of his house and down the block, yelling that \"they\" were climbing all over him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Boy_(Las_Vegas).json b/data/input_docs/Boy_(Las_Vegas).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5381e0d61e25dc00de80612ad139d2689a745280 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Boy_(Las_Vegas).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Boy_(Las_Vegas)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Boy_(Las_Vegas)", "text": "Boy (Las Vegas)\nA little boy lived in a foreclosed home with his mother in Rancho Rosa Estates, Las Vegas.\nBiography\nThe boy was looking out his window at Dougie Jones' car on the other side of the street. While watching, he noticed Gene place a bomb on the car. The boy didn't seem to have any reaction to his drug addled mother, who was shouting \"one one nine\" repeatedly.\nLater, when his mother was passed out, the boy went across the street to inspect Dougie's car. Before he was able to set off the bomb, three delinquents shooed him away and tried to hijack the car, and end up setting off the bomb. The boy then ran back inside his home, waking his mother in the process."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Boy_(New_Mexico).json b/data/input_docs/Boy_(New_Mexico).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..77edf9650c475d97d098e164273104e052eba62d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Boy_(New_Mexico).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Boy_(New_Mexico)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Boy_(New_Mexico)", "text": "Boy (New Mexico)\nA boy from Los Alamos, New Mexico took a classmate on a date on August 5, 1956.\nAfter they left a local diner, the boy asked if his date had liked the song they played, and the girl replied that she had. As they were walking, she spotted a penny lying heads-up, and said it would bring her good luck.\nThe boy walked the girl home. She asked if he was still going out with Mary, and he said that was over, but he wasn't sad about it. She then asked if he lived near their school, and explained that she \"just knew.\" At her house, the boy asked if he could give her a kiss, and the girl, awkwardly, accepted, before saying good night and going inside."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Boy_playing_catch.json b/data/input_docs/Boy_playing_catch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..39c2eb4addd06a683259d7fe093696fdd15b3b08 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Boy_playing_catch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Boy_playing_catch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Boy_playing_catch", "text": "Boy playing catch\n\"Go tell Mom!\"\nA Twin Peaks boy was playing catch with his brother when he spotted Miriam Sullivan crawling out of the nearby woods, mortally wounded. He told his brother to go tell their mother.\nThe boy was played by co-creator Mark Frost's son, Travis."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bradley_Mitchum.json b/data/input_docs/Bradley_Mitchum.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d3d1c72f523e34ff704fd757d99aa95754b5353d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bradley_Mitchum.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bradley_Mitchum", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bradley_Mitchum", "text": "Bradley Mitchum\nBradley Mitchum, along with his brother, Rodney Mitchum, owned the Silver Mustang Casino.\nBiography\nBradley and Rodney were raised in an orphanage.\nAfter a man won $425,000 at the Silver Mustang, Bradley and his brother went to the casino to punish Burns, the supervisor. After Rodney beat him up and replaced him with Warrick, the pit boss, Bradley told Burns to leave town and told Warrick to inform them if the winner ever returned to the casino.\nLater, while watching the news, Bradley and Rodney saw that Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler had been arrested for attempting to take the life of \"Dougie Jones,\" the man who had won at the casino.\nAnthony Sinclair later told them that Jones had been attempting to keep them from an insurance claim on a hotel the brothers owned, which had allegedly burned down due to arson.\nBradley had a dream of killing Jones, which he told his brother about the following afternoon. Prior to their meeting with Jones, he stated that the cut from Candie hitting Rodney was gone in his dream, then ripped it off of him. When Jones showed up with a box, Bradley told his brother that in this dream, there was a cherry pie in the box, meaning that Jones was not their enemy. Bradley opened the box, revealing a pie, and found a check to the brothers for $30 million in Jones' pocket. As a result, the brothers treated Jones to dinner.\nThe brothers later delivered gifts for Dougie's boss, Bushnell Mullins: Montecristo Number Twos, diamond cuff links, and a BMW convertible. They also purchased a gym set for Dougie's son and a BMW convertible for the family.\nBradley and his brother later visited Jones in the hospital, where he was comatose due to inserting a fork into an electrical socket. The Mitchums brought food for the family and met Jones' wife Janey-E and Sonny Jim before offering to stock their home.\nLater, while making their delivery to the home, the baffled brothers witnessed a shootout in the neighborhood, the cause of which Brad's brother blamed on stress. They decided to leave as the FBI arrested a Polish accountant, the only survivor of the gunfight.\nDougie later awoke and requested from the brothers and plane to Spokane. They noticed Jones behaving differently and were informed by him that he was actually FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper who had been missing for twenty-five years and needed to reach the town of Twin Peaks. The brothers expressed their doubt that they could continue their allegiance due to the brothers' criminal ties, but Cooper assured them that he could see past this and believed them to have hearts of gold.\nUpon accompanying Cooper to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Bradley, his brother, and Cooper arrived in time to see BOB removed from the body of Cooper's doppelganger and fight Freddie Sykes, who pulverized him. Bradley stood in stunned silence until Deputy Bobby Briggs entered, asking \"what's going on around here?\" prompting Bradley to respond that Bobby \"took the fucking words right out of mouth.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bradley_Schlurman.json b/data/input_docs/Bradley_Schlurman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bf2d369274a48d19d015345c3136409990321da2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bradley_Schlurman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bradley_Schlurman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bradley_Schlurman", "text": "Bradley Schlurman\nBradley Schlurman was a childhood friend of Dale Cooper. As an adult, he became a minister.\nBiography\nOn January 1, 1968, Bradley's bike was stolen by the 24th Street Gang, and Dale Cooper took the initiative to investigate. Cooper later confided in him with his plan to find out where the girls at school were taken at 8:30 every day. It was later found to be a sexual education class.\nThe next summer, Bradley went to Maine, where he was \"supposed to learn how to talk French.\" The next year, he was back home and watched the moon landing with his sister Marie and Dale.\nBradley later insulted Dale's brother Emmet, who fled to Canada to avoid the draft. As a result, Cooper smacked him.\nSchlurman later became a minister following a car accident."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Brigadoon.json b/data/input_docs/Brigadoon.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2544fea79042b49aed4120b9a3d7c580d40f821b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Brigadoon.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Brigadoon", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Brigadoon", "text": "Brigadoon\nBrigadoon was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\nBrigadoon is a musical with a book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, and music by Frederick Loewe. It originally opened on Broadway in 1947, running for 581 performances."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Briggs_house.json b/data/input_docs/Briggs_house.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..51644b0fbbf0c9c0de951e6aa62b6cfe704e9365 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Briggs_house.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Briggs_house", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Briggs_house", "text": "Briggs house\nBriggs house was the residence of Briggs family.\nHistory\nOn February 23, 1989, Major Briggs read to Betty from the Book of Revelation. Betty let Laura Palmer in. Bobby revealed to Laura that the supposed cocaine they picked up and killed the mule for was actually baby laxative. Bobby was dealing with the consequences of what he has done, while Laura's thoughts were on getting more cocaine. Bobby gave her the cocaine and let her snort it. After he and Laura officially broke up, Bobby showed her out of the house. After closing the door he pulled out a cigarette and started to light it. Major Briggs looked up and told Bobby to put out the cigarette. Major Briggs continued reading. \nThe next morning, Laura's mother called for her to come down. After receiving no answer, she searched the house for her daughter but did not find her. She called the home of Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs. While Major Briggs read the paper, she asked Bobby's mother Betty if their children were together, but she did not know. Betty gave Sarah the phone number to the school's field office to possibly reach Bobby, as he was supposed to be at football practice.\nOn February 25, 1989, the family sat around the dinner table. Garland Briggs wished to discuss with Bobby the events since Laura's murder, but Bobby instead lighted a cigarette. The major smacked his son, sending the cigarette flying into Betty's dinner. Betty told their son that they are there for him.\nOn the day of Laura's funeral, Bobby, in a suit, stretched in front of a crucifix. His father asked to talk. The major lectured about funerals and responsibility while Bobby plays with his lighter. The major said Bobby did not need to be afraid, and Bobby shouted until his mother, Betty Briggs, entered and asked if everyone is ready to go.\nOn March 16, 1989, Betty Briggs sat alone in the dark waiting for Bobby. The room is lited by a large white ceramic owl lamp and intermittent lightning strikes. Bobby reassured her that the Major will return. Bobby told Betty about the Major's dream and Briggs returned after being missing for two days, wearing an aviator cap, and asked for a strong cocktail.\nOn September 2016, Bobby visited his mother with Sheriff Frank Truman and Hawk to discuss her husband's activities concerning Cooper before his death. She told them that she was expecting this visit, as Garland had told her it would happen, but would not explain what it would be about. Per his instructions, she gave them an object that was hidden inside a chair.\nGallery\nKitchenDining roomBasementLiving roomLiving roomLiving room in 2016\nBehind the scenes\nThe exterior of the house and some interior scenes were shot in 4415 337th Place Southeast, Fall City, Washington.\nIn January 2008, Twin Peaks Archive posted two images of the Briggs house exterior from the location in Agoura Hills, California. \nBriggs sign made from old chainsaw part"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Broken_Circle_Stables.json b/data/input_docs/Broken_Circle_Stables.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c564f8c61cc2d8d5bd5c5b72ba3fd5eb3c577ffd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Broken_Circle_Stables.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Broken_Circle_Stables", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Broken_Circle_Stables", "text": "Broken Circle Stables\nThe Broken Circle Stables were horse stables located in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nLaura Palmer's pony Troy was kept at the stables and cared for by Zippy from 1983 until she released him in 1986."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bruce_Moretti.json b/data/input_docs/Bruce_Moretti.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8e3319162cde7b5730c375d2d923b3b29d71c5ac --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bruce_Moretti.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bruce_Moretti", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bruce_Moretti", "text": "Bruce Moretti\n\"Kept to himself, now lives with his mother in San Francisco.\"\nBruce Moretti was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 70."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Brulitha_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Brulitha_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..376b3568bc9f734af0dbc0c9bbc3396463644ba4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Brulitha_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Brulitha_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Brulitha_Horne", "text": "Brulitha Horne\nBrulitha Horne was the wife of Orville Horne, founder of Horne's General Store.\nBiography\nIn 1905, following the arrival of Brulitha and Orville in Twin Peaks, Orville opened Horne's General Store, which flourished after Thor's Trading Post burned down.\nBrulitha would eventually become known as an athlete and a poet, who published an epic poem about Twin Peaks, titled, O Twin Peaks, My Land, My Home."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Brumley.json b/data/input_docs/Brumley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..23e0a55bf2dfdd1421dbaddb6a29edc02af25cd1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Brumley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Brumley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Brumley", "text": "Brumley\nMr. Brumley was a janitor at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 2, 1968, Brumley caught Dale Cooper climbing out of an air vent in the janitor's closet. Suspicious of Cooper's purpose for being in the vent, Brumley followed a trail of dust he left to discover that he had been spying on a girls' sexual education class. Brumley, along with the school's headmaster and Mrs. Winslow, confronted Cooper the next day and confiscated the tape he had recorded of the class.\nBy 1988, Brumley had retired, after winning $50,000 gambling in Atlantic City."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Brunstons.json b/data/input_docs/Brunstons.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3080003181d0defa4e96c3caff028fbbf3ef8f01 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Brunstons.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Brunstons", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Brunstons", "text": "Brunstons\nThe Brunstons were a couple looking to adopt a boy named Donnie from the Dorritt Home For Boys.\nIn March 1989, the Brunstons came to visit Donnie on more than one occasion. During one of these instances, they encountered Dick Tremayne and Andy Brennan, believing them to be employees of the boys' home. When they inquired about Donnie, Dick insisted that Donnie was not feeling well, despite being in perfect health the day before."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Buck.json b/data/input_docs/Buck.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0f56d4422be9fc4501f7afc1fec058734ae8d3ab --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Buck.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Buck", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Buck", "text": "Buck\nBuck was a trucker who, along with his friend Tommy, took Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward on a rendezvous to Canada.\nBiography\nOn a February night, Buck and his friend Tommy hired Laura Palmer for her services as a prostitute, pointed to her by the Roadhouse bartender Jacques Renault. When Laura's friend Donna Hayward came over to them, the truckers took the girls to the Power and the Glory in Canada.\nUpon their arrival, they used cocaine and Buck danced with Laura, then performed oral sex on her and Ronette Pulaski until Laura suddenly left."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Buck_Wingate.json b/data/input_docs/Buck_Wingate.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eb03bf5bbf56749ee54e348d4e476e979b3db6b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Buck_Wingate.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Buck_Wingate", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Buck_Wingate", "text": "Buck Wingate\nBuck Wingate was the wrestling coach at Twin Peaks High School.\nIn March 1989, Wingate observed Nadine Hurley's immense strength in the weight room and decided to try and recruit her on the wrestling team. To convince the boys on the team to accept her on the team, he told a story about a football coach who would not accept black players on his team until he witnessed a talented black halfback play. He then had her wrestle with district champion Mike Nelson."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Buckhorn_Police_Department.json b/data/input_docs/Buckhorn_Police_Department.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e2105ea191669ab60808dca25321a78cf2dcf85d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Buckhorn_Police_Department.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Buckhorn_Police_Department", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Buckhorn_Police_Department", "text": "Buckhorn Police Department\nBuckhorn Police Department was the law enforcement in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nHistory\nTo be added\nPersonnel\nChief Mike Boyd\nDetective Dave Macklay\nOfficer Douglas\nOfficer Olson\nConstance Talbot"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Buella.json b/data/input_docs/Buella.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0a8729840f50b602c1697918cb7e85274e33b404 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Buella.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Buella", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Buella", "text": "Buella\n\"How you?\"\nBuella was a criminal associate of Dale Cooper's doppelganger in South Dakota.\nBiography\nThe doppelganger visited Buella's house, greeted Otis, and then asked Buella if she had Ray and Darya \"back there.\" Cooper also suggested she post a better guard at her front door, as he had easily incapacitated Robby when he arrived. She commented, \"It's a world of truck drivers,\" before retrieving Ray and Darya for him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Buenos_Aires.json b/data/input_docs/Buenos_Aires.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bae6bd56f445fd3d8dc936394e4891f7d3532ff7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Buenos_Aires.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Buenos_Aires", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Buenos_Aires", "text": "Buenos Aires\nBuenos Aires was a city in Argentina.\nHistory\nOn February 16, 1989, Phillip Jeffries was at the Palm Deluxe, a hotel in Buenos Aires. During his visit, he disappeared and reappeared a short time later.\nIn 2016, after a frustrating telephone call with Gene and Jake, Lorraine sent the message \"2\" to her contact \"ARGENT.\" Shortly after, a device located in an attic somewhere in Buenos Aires rang and its two red lights flashed twice. After Dale Cooper's doppelganger set off and stopped the Yankton Federal Prison's alarms with a phone call, the same device rang and flashed twice and then imploded.\nIn 2017, a search of Jeffries' hotel room at the Palm Deluxe revealed that the word \"JOUDY\" had been carved into the wall behind the telephone. The phrase was hidden beneath wallpaper when the room was remodeled in 1997.\nEstablishments\nPalm Deluxe Hotel"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Buenos_Aires_device.json b/data/input_docs/Buenos_Aires_device.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..55e3ef6183c824b3e356ac2177d3eac36783ab18 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Buenos_Aires_device.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Buenos_Aires_device", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Buenos_Aires_device", "text": "Buenos Aires device\nAn unidentified device was active somewhere in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nHistory\nAfter a frustrating telephone call with Gene and Jake, Lorraine sent the message \"2\" to her contact \"ARGENT.\" Shortly after, the device rang and its two red lights flashed twice.\nAfter Dale Cooper's doppelganger set off and stopped the Yankton Federal Prison's alarms with a phone call, the device rang and flashed before almost completely disintegrating."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Burns.json b/data/input_docs/Burns.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..769becbf4802481be09eb54317ec5916dee8cca5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Burns.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Burns", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Burns", "text": "Burns\nBurns was the supervisor at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nBiography\nAfter a man won a plethora of jackpots at the Silver Mustang, Burns became visibly stressed and bitterly dismissed the man after giving him his winnings and calling a limousine for him.\nBurns was subsequently punished for the man's winnings by Rodney and Bradley Mitchum, the former beating him up and the latter telling him to leave town. His position was filled by Warrick."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Bushnell_Mullins.json b/data/input_docs/Bushnell_Mullins.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..373d9127ae4dcf802558c2826e9c87a62bc0f480 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Bushnell_Mullins.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Bushnell_Mullins", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Bushnell_Mullins", "text": "Bushnell Mullins\nBushnell Mullins was the chief executive of Lucky 7 Insurance, a Las Vegas insurance firm.\nBiography\nIn his younger days, Mullins was a champion boxer known by the moniker \"Battling Bud.\" A poster of a June 18 prize fight at the Civic Auditorium hung in his office.\nOne September 26, Mullins called a staff meeting to review active claims by Lucky 7's clients. Anthony Sinclair reported that the firm was obligated to honor Littlefield's claims, but the man believed to be Dougie Jones blurted out that Sinclair was lying. Shocked, both Sinclair and Mullins asked him to elaborate, but \"Jones\" was incapable of saying any more. Afterward, Mullins called \"Jones\" to his office and gave him a stack of Sinclair's case files to review, saying his performance would directly impact his continued employment.\nThe next day, \"Jones\" returned with the files, in which he had drawn scribbles and lines. At first, Mullins accused the work of being childish, but soon seemed to understand what it all meant and offered to shake the hand of \"Jones\".\nHe gave a statement to the police after an attempt was made on \"Dougie\"'s life and he noted the strange circumstances before giving \"Dougie\" the rest of the day off, suggesting they find answers the next day.\nMullins called \"Dougie\" into his office the next day, informing him that his case files revealed an organized crime conspiracy behind Rodney and Bradley Mitchum's real-estate claim for a hotel that burned down. It was indicated in the files that it burned by accident rather than because of arson, so Mullins sent \"Dougie\" with $30 million to reimburse the brothers.\nThe Mitchum brothers and their assistants brought \"Dougie\" to Mullins' office, bearing gifts for him: Montecristo Number Twos, diamond cuff links, and a BMW convertible.\nSinclair and \"Dougie\" later came to his office, the former confessing to activities with Duncan Todd and Mullins requested him to testify against Todd.\nAfter \"Dougie\" was hospitalized and slipped into a coma due to sticking a fork in a wall outlet, Mullins came to visit him, followed by the Mitchum brothers, who brought food for the Jones family.\nJones' wife, Janey-E soon took their son Sonny Jim to the bathroom and Mullins received a call from Phil Bisby, who told him that the FBI had come to the insurance office, searching for Dougie.\nBushnell eventually began to hear a strange noise in the hospital and followed it. When he returned to \"Dougie\"'s room, he found \"Dougie\" with his family, awake and fully alert, much to Mullins' surprise. After \"Dougie\" announced he was leaving the hospital, Bushnell got him his clothes.\nMullins lent \"Dougie\" his snubnose revolver and was told to contact the Mitchum brothers, from whom \"Dougie\" requested a plane to Spokane. \"Dougie\" then gave him a message to read to a Gordon Cole he expected to call. As \"Dougie\" said his farewells, Bushnell asked him about his concern for the FBI, to which \"Dougie\" responded, \"I am the FBI.\"\nAfter FBI Agents Randall Headley and Wilson arrived at the hospital, they allowed Mullins to deliver \"Dougie's\" message to Gordon Cole.\nBehind the scenes\nBushnell Mullins is possibly a reference to Bushnell Keeler, a close friend of David Lynch who also was in his first 1967 home movie Sailing with Bushnell Keeler.\nTrivia\nOn the poster in his office, the following can be read next to a picture of a young Bushnell Mullins:\n\"Tougher than the rest\"\nBushnell \"Battling Bud\" Mullins\nIn four furious rounds!\nTuesday 18 June 7:30PM\nCivic Auditorium\nGeneral Adm: $150\nReserved seatings: $250-$350\nRingside: $500"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Butte.json b/data/input_docs/Butte.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ef1938d978981b7ba668902fdaac7ffed3fe37af --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Butte.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Butte", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Butte", "text": "Butte\nButte was a city in Montana, approximately three hundred miles southeast of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nAccording to Shelly Johnson, her husband Leo called her from Butte on February 23, 1989, the night before Laura Palmer was found dead. Leo also told FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman that he had been in Butte that night. In reality, Leo had been at Jacques Renault's cabin with Laura and Ronette Pulaski.\nBehind the scenes\nThe original script of Episode 1 states, that Norma Jennings have a cousin named Sue who runs a beauty shop in downtown Butte. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cable.json b/data/input_docs/Cable.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..01bd584e6fcb1433fd5b1c60d8517ab48f32876e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cable.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cable", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cable", "text": "Cable\nSheriff Cable was the sheriff of Deer Meadow, Washington, the town in which Teresa Banks was murdered. He was generally uncooperative with the FBI.\nBiography\nSpecial Agent Chester Desmond came into Cable's office in February 1988, investigating the murder of teenager Teresa Banks. Cable, however, was resistant, wanting no involvement with a \"J. Edgar.\" Desmond ordered him to release all information on Teresa Banks, under federal law. Cable told him where the body was being stored, and said that the time was 4:30 and they closed at 5:00. However, the agent was undeterred.\n \nAfter refusing to hand over Teresa Banks' body to the FBI, he challenged Agent Desmond, first bending rebar to show his strength. They fought, Desmond managing to overpower the sheriff. After his win, Desmond, too, bent rebar.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes\nSheriff Cable (locally known as \"the Chief\") was resistant to Special Agent Dale Cooper's investigation of Teresa Banks' murder, but ultimately assisted him in the autopsy. Despite this, the agent advised that he leave the room when he removed the nail from Teresa's ring finger."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital.json b/data/input_docs/Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d142a82b404413a3610ed2cab594f3453c25dadd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital", "text": "Calhoun Memorial Hospital\nCalhoun Memorial Hospital is the hospital in Twin Peaks, Washington. Among its staff is Doctor Will Hayward.\nHistory\nTo be added.\nPersonnel\nWill Hayward (physician and coroner)\nLouise Shelvy (physician)\nDan Hayward (physician)\nLawrence Jacoby (psychiatrist)\nB. Roundtree (nurse)\nNurse\nJim (morgue attendant)\nFirst Emergency Medical Technician\nSecond Emergency Medical Technician\nBehind the scenes\nThe hospital was named after Mark Frost's grandparents: Betty Calhoun and Dr. Douglas Calhoun.\nThe establishing shot was captured at 12844 Military Road South in Tukwila, Washington. Currently, it is home to Cascade Behavioral Health."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Calvin_Reilly.json b/data/input_docs/Calvin_Reilly.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..79ded24026b0ec00b025f3da29944d1f1f7814a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Calvin_Reilly.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Calvin_Reilly", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Calvin_Reilly", "text": "Calvin Reilly\nColonel Calvin Reilly was a United States Air Force officer assigned to investigate the disappearance of Major Garland Briggs.\nBiography\n \nSheriff Harry S. Truman introduced Reilly to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who was with Major Briggs at the time of his disappearance. He asked about wildlife in the area, specifically owls, which Cooper confirmed to have heard. Cooper confirmed to Reilly that he knew about messages found in deep space containing his name and wished to be filled in on the details. The colonel said the messages may have been sent from the woods near Cachuma Lake, but when Cooper asked if this may be related to a White Lodge, Reilly stated that this information was classified. However, he did say that the disappearance of Briggs went beyond national security.\nBehind the Scenes\nEpisode 19's script states that the colonel is aged 60.\nAlthough they don't correspond to an USAF officer, Reilly has the following ribbons on his rack:\nSilver Star Ribbon\nBronze Star Ribbon\nwith V device\nJoint Service Commendation Ribbon\nNavy Marine Corps Commendation Ribbon\nNavy Marine Corps Achievement Ribbon\nPurple Heart Ribbonwith 1 Bronze Oak\nSelected Marine Corps Reserve Ribbon\nNavy Expeditionary Ribbon\nNational Defense Service Medal Ribbon\nVietnam Gallantry Cross Ribbon\nwith Palm\nDefense Distinguished Service Ribbon\nArmy Occupation Ribbon"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Candie.json b/data/input_docs/Candie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e7d37f84146df16fc245d8ffccaa385994487cdb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Candie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Candie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Candie", "text": "Candie\n\"There was so much traffic on the Strip...it was incredible! There were cars everywhere!\"\"\nCandie, along with Mandie and Sandie, was an assistant to Rodney and Bradley Mitchum.\nBiography\nLike her companions, Candie wore a pink cocktail waitress uniform and constantly attended to the Mitchum brothers, both at home and at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nCandie and her companions joined the Mitchums as they disciplined Burns for allowing the unidentified \"Mr. Jackpots\" to make off with several hundred thousand dollars at the slot machines. They leaned disinterestedly against a wall as Rodney beat the man.\nWhile Rodney worked on casino paperwork at home, Candie shuffled around the living room, trying to swat a fly. Eventually, she picked up the TV remote and accidentally smacked Rodney across the face trying to hit it. She began crying and screaming, horrified at what she had done, as Bradley ran into the room to see what had happened. Later that evening, Candie tearfully asked how Rodney could ever forgive her.\nAt the casino, the Mitchums ordered Candie to go out to the floor and bring Anthony Sinclair to the surveillance room. After repeated prompting, she agreed. They watched on a surveillance camera as Candie approached Sinclair and began pointing around the room while telling him something. The brothers exploded with frustration as she took several minutes to bring him to them, but Bradley reminded Rodney that Candie would have nowhere to go if they fired her. When they finally arrived, Candie explained that she had been telling Sinclair how lucky they were to have air conditioning, as the casino was in the version layer. After more prodding, Candie escorted Sinclair out once their meeting was concluded.\nCandie and the other girls joined the Mitchums and Dale Cooper at Santino's, where she explained with wonder that there was heavy traffic on the strip. She brought the men more pie at their request.\nThe girls performed a conga line through the Lucky 7 Insurance office with Cooper and the Mitchums. Candie delightedly presented Bushnell Mullins with several gifts as thanks for honoring the Mitchums' insurance claim, including a set of diamond cuff links and a brand-new convertible to match Dougie's.\nWhen Cooper fell into a shock-induced coma, the Mitchums' entourage brought finger sandwiches and a giant bouquet to his hospital room. Afterwards, they all visited the Jones home to restock the kitchen.\nThe girls accompanied the Mitchums and Cooper in the limousine as Cooper explained that he needed to get to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. Despite the brothers' reservations, Cooper assured them that he could vouch for their character, and Candie enthusiastically agreed.\nBehind the scenes\nCandie is portrayed by Irish actress Amy Shiels, who also provided her voice to The Secret History of Twin Peaks audiobook. Shiels's interpretation of the character on-set was that she had a history of being abused and thus saw the Mitchum brothers as her saviors. Though this was based on her own intuition, it appears to be confirmed by a conversation between the Mitchum brothers remarking that Candie has nowhere to go, which Shiels was not aware of until the episode aired as it was not in her copy of the script and she was not present for its filming.\nShiels improvised Candie's (unheard) monologue about air conditioning units in Part 10 for a good five minutes on-set.\nMark Frost stated that she still lives in Vegas."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Candy_Shaker.json b/data/input_docs/Candy_Shaker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..883745ff9548163df6e285a51ccb20b0e02cf4c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Candy_Shaker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Candy_Shaker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Candy_Shaker", "text": "Candy Shaker\nYou may be looking for Candie.\nCandy Shaker was the wife of salesman Bill Shaker.\nBiography\nCandy and Bill encountered their friend Dougie Jones at the Silver Mustang Casino. Jones appeared to be in a catatonic state of sorts and, at Candy's insistence, Bill reminded him where he lived."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cappy.json b/data/input_docs/Cappy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d62bfec36fe32475536706a16c3c95eb4229d581 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cappy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cappy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cappy", "text": "Cappy\nCappy was a member of the Bookhouse Boys.\nBiography\nCappy's favorite book was The Boys of Summer by Roger Kahn.\nIn March 1989, Cappy received an assignment from Major Garland Briggs to research certain symbols for him, and was later assigned by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper to research the dugpas."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Carl_Rodd.json b/data/input_docs/Carl_Rodd.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c7c05a29166e162d4295d8f23c304317e7a4b2a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Carl_Rodd.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Carl_Rodd", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Carl_Rodd", "text": "Carl Rodd\n\"I've already gone places. I just want to stay where I am.\"\nCarl Rodd was the owner of Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, close to Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nCarl attended Warren G. Harding Elementary School in Twin Peaks, Washington. On September 9, 1947, while on a nature hike near Pearl Lakes, Carl and his classmates Maggie Coulson and Alan Traherne disappeared. They were found by Andrew Packard and his Eagle Scout troop at the Pearl Lakes campground the next day after an intense overnight search, in perfect health, and all three seemed to believe they had only been in the woods for an hour or so. Based on a photograph of Carl Rodd during his military years, he appeared to have gained a strange triangular marking on the back of his knee, possibly during this episode.\nFollowing his graduation from Twin Peaks High School in 1958, Carl joined the United States Coast Guard and achieved the rank of boatswain's mate while on a patrol boat in Vietnam.\nAfter the devastating 1964 earthquake and tsunami in Anchorage, he was reported missing and was rescued by a group of Aleuts, the only survivor from his patrol boat. Carl lived with the Aleuts for five months as he regained his strength and claimed to have had a spiritual conversion during this time. He married an Aleut woman, who died the following year in childbirth, along with their child. Afterward, Carl left the tribe and wandered the Yukon and British Columbia for several years.\nCarl settled in Yellowknife, where he worked as a tracker for hunting expeditions, wrote poems and songs, and occasionally performed. He was also credited as a stunt performer in films that shot on location in the area, among them Emperor of the North (1973) and Rancho Deluxe (1975).\nDeer Meadow\nRodd returned to Twin Peaks in the 1980s and eventually settled at the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, Washington, becoming the trailer park's manager and part-owner. The Twin Peaks Post began to occasionally record quotes from Carl in a section called \"Carl Said It.\"\nIn May 1983, the Twin Peaks Post printed an open letter from Rodd to Twin Peaks mayor Dwayne Milford demanding an investigation into the government facility being built in secret on Blue Pine Mountain, which he had observed during his daily walks.\nThe letter apparently indicates that the Fat Trout Trailer Park was located in Twin Peaks, not Deer Meadow, at this time.\n \nIn February 1988, a resident at the trailer park, Teresa Banks, was found murdered in the nearby Wind River. FBI Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley visited Carl at his home to request access to Banks' trailer. Exasperated at being disturbed so early in the morning, he reluctantly took them there and left to make some \"Good Morning America.\" He returned a few minutes later, now in a better mood, and joined them for a coffee break. Carl was visibly disturbed when a hunched old woman wandered into the trailer, shuddering beneath her breath. Agent Desmond asked if she had known Teresa Banks, but the woman wordlessly retreated. Rodd, taking a drag on his cigarette, told Desmond, \"I've already gone places. I just want to stay where I am.\"\nThe following evening, Desmond came back, asking to see Deputy Cliff Howard's trailer. An old woman named Margaret asked Carl when her hot water would be fixed, and he left Desmond to take care of her concern.\nSome days later, another FBI agent, Dale Cooper, came looking for Desmond, who had apparently disappeared. Carl told him about the night he had last seen Agent Desmond and pointed him to Depuy Howard's trailer, and was exasperated when Cooper insisted on wandering somewhere else. Cooper went to a spot where a trailer had recently been moved, and Carl explained that an old woman and her grandson had been staying there. They used the name \"Chalfont,\" as had the tenants before them. He followed Cooper to Desmond's abandoned car, which had the words \"Let's rock\" scrawled across the windshield.\nLater years\nIn his waning years, Carl rode into Twin Peaks most mornings with Bill to people-watch. One morning, he was joined by Mickey, who said he needed to fetch his wife Linda's mail at the post office. They made small-talk, and Carl commented that he didn't have much to look forward to at his age other than his morning ritual.\nAt a local park, Carl drank his coffee and enjoyed the morning air, laughing at a boy who ran past playing with his mother. Minutes later, he heard a cacophony and walked over to find that the boy had been struck and killed by a truck, while his mother screamed and cried over him in the street. Carl saw a yellow flame-like aura rise out of the boy's body and into the sky, watching it in awe. As bystanders gaggled, Carl walked alone and knelt beside the woman, placing his hand on her shoulder.\nOne day, Carl played \"Red River Valley\" on guitar in front of his trailer. Suddenly, a coffee mug was thrown out the window of Steven and Becky Burnett's trailer, while inside Steven's screams of rage could be heard, apparently not the first such incident he had witnessed. Carl commented that it was a \"fucking nightmare.\"\nSome days later, Carl saw Shelly Briggs being flung off of the hood of her own car, which Becky had stolen in a blind rage. He rushed over to help her, and agreed to give her a ride back to the Double R Diner. Carl blowed a pan flute, signaling Bill to drive over in his van. On the way, Carl used a two-way radio to reach the sheriff's dispatcher Maggie Brown and then Becky's father Bobby. He was horrified to hear from Shelly that Becky had taken a gun with her when she left.\nOne morning, Carl stopped Kriscol and asked if he had sold his plasma for food recently. He reminded Kriscol that he had performed maintenance and upkeep jobs for other tenants without being paid, and insisted that he didn't like the thought of him selling his blood to eat. Carl gave Kriscol fifty dollars and said that his next month's rent would be free.\nCyril Pons later reported to Carl that he had encountered a man in a suicidal state out in the woods behind the trailer park, and pointed out Steven's trailer.\nBehind the scenes\nCarl Rodd was played by character actor Harry Dean Stanton, who has also appeared in David Lynch's films The Cowboy and the Frenchman, Wild at Heart, The Straight Story, Inland Empire, and television series Hotel Room. Stanton reprised the role in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks. He was seen in a teaser released on May 4, 2017.\nIn The Secret History of Twin Peaks, Carl graduated from high school in 1958, which would place his birth in or around 1940.\nPer writer and co-creator Mark Frost, Rodd was an original member of the Bookhouse Boys.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Carlson%27s_Odd_Shop.json b/data/input_docs/Carlson%27s_Odd_Shop.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..592bacef90ac2cfa5e6040ccc2e62f79b5e25fc7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Carlson%27s_Odd_Shop.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Carlson%27s_Odd_Shop", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Carlson%27s_Odd_Shop", "text": "Carlson's Odd Shop\n\"A brief chat with either Emma or Art will inform you how their shop got its name.\"\nCarlson's Odd Shop was a shop in Twin Peaks, Washington that sold various items handmade by Native Americans."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Caroline_Earle.json b/data/input_docs/Caroline_Earle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8167256e72bc9952056fcf448ad88a3a935f1b9d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Caroline_Earle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Caroline_Earle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Caroline_Earle", "text": "Caroline Earle\nCaroline Earle (n\u00e9e Powell) was the wife of Windom Earle. She was also having a serious relationship with Dale Cooper, and later, was murdered by Windom.\nBiography\nWhen Caroline first met her husband's partner Dale Cooper, she told him that she hoped that taking a life would not affect his life the way it did her husband's.\nWhen her husband disappeared, she began to form a close bond with Dale, and following Windom's return in 1985, she was allegedly kidnapped by three men and was forced into prostitution and heroin addiction.\nFollowing this, she was moved to a safehouse, where her husband decided not to stay, thus sparking an affair between Caroline and Dale. However, within days, the lovers were stabbed by Windom, and Caroline died, as her aorta had been severed.\nCaroline later appeared to Dale in the Black Lodge, taking Annie Blackburn's place, who said that her husband killed her. Annie then took her place.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes states Caroline's death to have occurred in 1979. However, in Twin Peaks (which takes place in 1989), Cooper states her death to have occurred \"four years ago.\" This inconsistency is repeated in Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier. Additionally, The Final Dossier gives Caroline's maiden name as \"Wickam\" despite \"Episode 22\" stating it to be \"Powell.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Carrie.json b/data/input_docs/Carrie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..94289417e30945b5ffcd6bce7566b8f9037ab7fc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Carrie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Carrie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Carrie", "text": "Carrie\nCarrie was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington and Russ' partner.\nWhile Carrie, Russ, and Ralph were driving past the Double R Diner, Ralph took out a handgun from a box that Carrie had unwittingly stashed in back and fired out of the car, through the window of the Double R Diner. They stopped their car in the road, causing a traffic jam, and Carrie screamed at Russ for not telling her about the gun. Deputy Bobby Briggs' approached and directed Jesse Holcomb to get the couple's identification."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Carrie_Page%27s_house.json b/data/input_docs/Carrie_Page%27s_house.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..65a858583e4e64de6d99a776a641bb31e454ab7e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Carrie_Page%27s_house.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Carrie_Page%27s_house", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Carrie_Page%27s_house", "text": "Carrie Page's house\nCarrie Page's house was a residence of Carrie Page.\nHistory\nAfter crossing, Dale Cooper went to the Carrie Page's home, spotting a utility pole outside with a number \"6\" attached to it. He knocked on the door and the waitress resembling Laura opened it. After Dale introduced himself as an agent of the FBI, she asked if they had found \"him\". In response, he addressed her as Laura, which confused her. She told him her name is Carrie Page, but he insisted that she is Laura, and offered to take her home in Twin Peaks. Having already been needing to leave town, she agreed to go with him. As she got ready to leave, Cooper went inside, seeing a dead man on the couch and a white figurine of a horse. While they were leaving, a telephone rang in the house.\nGallery\nDead manHorse figurine over the fireplace.\nBehind the scenes\nThe shoot place is located in the southern California desert. Owners of the house have been noted as not-friendly to Twin Peaks fans. In reality, the house number is different from that shown on the screen. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Carrie_Page.json b/data/input_docs/Carrie_Page.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6d7b5ffb2fbcc45d1d823ab7bbe5edbd5dec1654 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Carrie_Page.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Carrie_Page", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Carrie_Page", "text": "Carrie Page\n\"Odessa... I tried to keep a clean house. Keep everything organized. It's a long way... In those days, I was too young to know any better.\"\nCarrie Page was a waitress at Eat at Judy's, a diner in Odessa, Texas.\nBiography\nCarrie took three days off work at the diner. After obtaining her address from Carrie's coworker Kristi, Dale Cooper arrived at her home, noticing a particular telephone pole outside. He identified himself as an FBI agent through her closed door and Carrie opened it for him, immediately asking if Cooper had found \"him.\" Cooper, however, was stunned by her appearance and asked if she was Laura Palmer. Page, in turn, was baffled and insisted she had no idea who that was. Cooper explained that it was very important that she go with him to Laura's house in Twin Peaks. Considering, she said that she happened to need to \"get out of Dodge,\" and figured she would be safe with an FBI agent. Carrie let him inside and ran to pack some belongings. Cooper saw a dead man seated on the living room couch, shot in the head, and a small figurine of a white horse sitting on her mantelpiece. Carrie returned and, after verifying they would stop to get food on the way, left with Cooper, ignoring her ringing phone.\nOn the drive to Washington, Carrie was briefly concerned about a car behind them, but it passed them without incident. Half-awake, she rambled to Cooper about her regrets before falling asleep. Later, they stopped at a Valero station.\nAs they drove into Twin Peaks and down Laura's street, Cooper asked if anything was familiar to her, but she said it wasn't. At Laura's house, Cooper was surprised to find that Sarah Palmer no longer lived there, and that the new owner had never heard of her. After speaking with her, Cooper and Carrie walked back to the street, perplexed, and turned to look up at the house. Cooper wondered aloud what year it was, while Carrie grew increasingly distressed. She began to hear Sarah's voice calling Laura's name, and screamed in terror, just as the house's lights blew out.\nIn the \"Behind the Red Curtain\" documentary, while filming Sheryl Lee's appearance in the red room from \"Part 2,\" first assistant director Scott Cameron appears to refer to her as \"Carrie Page,\" despite a visible script page that refers to \"Laura.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cary_Grant.json b/data/input_docs/Cary_Grant.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..14e8e96c76ef4594a1809491896b530ef5389d8b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cary_Grant.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cary_Grant", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cary_Grant", "text": "Cary Grant\nCary Grant was an actor.\nWhen Dale Cooper and Ed Hurley disguised themselves to lure Jacques Renault from One Eyed Jacks, Blackie O'Reilly remarked that Cooper looked like Grant.\nBehind the scenes\nCary Grant (January 18, 1904 \u2013 November 29, 1986) was an English-born American actor known primarily for his work from the 1930s until his retirement in 1966.\nKyle MacLachlan portrayed Grant's spirit in the 2004 film Touch of Pink."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Casper_Frey.json b/data/input_docs/Casper_Frey.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..32423da95ca1db8799610d7123499d83c029a92a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Casper_Frey.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Casper_Frey", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Casper_Frey", "text": "Casper Frey\nCasper Frey was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Catherine_Martell.json b/data/input_docs/Catherine_Martell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c1b4754b29d9e50ba241712c89d3fb478df3efc0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Catherine_Martell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Catherine_Martell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Catherine_Martell", "text": "Catherine Martell\n\"If you was laying odds on the last person standing after an atomic war, I'd have bet on her.\"\n \u2015Pete Martell\nCatherine Martell (n\u00e9e Packard) ran the Packard Sawmill, owned by her sister-in-law Josie Packard. She had an affair with Benjamin Horne and the two planned the destruction of the mill to develop the land for their own profit.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nCatherine attended Twin Peaks High School.\nIn a Romeo and Juliet-esque story of rivaling families, Catherine married Pete Martell in 1958, thus becoming part of the rivaling Martell family.\nIn September 1987, her older brother, Andrew was reported to be dead from an explosion at his boathouse.\nIn 1989, she began an affair with Benjamin Horne, who planned to take over her family's sawmill to develop the land into a country club. She was with Benjamin on the night of February 23, 1989.\nLaura Palmer murder\nThe next morning, Catherine read a newspaper as her husband left to go fishing. When Pete discovered a body wrapped in plastic, she watched nearby as it was revealed to be Laura Palmer.\nShe later argued with her sister-in-law Josie, who wanted to shut the mill down for the day because of Laura's murder and the disappearance of mill worker Janek Pulaski's daughter, Ronette. However, Catherine wanted the mill to keep running. Josie ended up getting her way when Pete ordered the workers to pull the plug.\nShe later attended a conference where FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper announced the bureau's takeover of the Laura Palmer case due to striking similarities to a murder from the previous year.\nIn the evening, she was on the phone with Benjamin Horne and noted that Sheriff Harry S. Truman had arrived to spend time with Josie. Horne responded, \"Let's get together and talk about it,\" and they hung up.\nShe called Josie in the morning, reprimanding her for her actions the previous day, having cost them $87,000. She hung up and shared a glass of wine with Horne. She later laid under the covers as Ben straightened his tie in front of the mirror. They discussed the plan to rid of the mill for Horne's Ghostwood project, Ben suggesting starting a fire at the mill before he kissed her feet.\nAs she got ready for bed the next evening, she commented to Pete that the house smelled like fish and questioned why Cooper had been there earlier. When he insulted her, she told him to go to his room.\nCatherine attended Laura Palmer's funeral the next day and later in the evening, she listened to Josie speak with Sheriff Truman about hers and Benjamin Horne's plans against her. When Josie found only one mill ledger, Catherine smiled and hid a fake one under a drawer's false bottom. When Pete came in asking if she had seen his tackle box, she said that she knew Pete and Josie had been in the safe where the ledger had previously been with the fake one.\nCatherine met with Ben at the Timber Falls Motel the next day and discussed Josie finding the fake ledger. They continued to discuss their plan to destroy the mill until they heard a gunshot outside. When Ben went to take a bath, he dropped a poker chip. Catherine picked it up and finds that it said \"One Eyed Jacks.\"\nThe next day, Catherine went with Pete to a party held for Ben's Icelandic potential business partners. She was told by Pete to \"go easy on the sauce\" but she immediately drank an entire glass. She then approached Ben, who was entertaining a group of Icelanders, and poured her drink on his shoe to get his attention. In his office, she presented to him the poker chip he dropped and smacked him. He brought her in for a kiss and they agreed to give Josie one last chance to sell the mill. They went back out to the guests, where Leland Palmer was in the middle of having a breakdown, tearfully dancing alone. Ben commanded her to join him. When Leland began just crying, Catherine imitated him in the form of dance, causing everyone to join in.\nThe next day, she met with a life insurance agent, Neff, regarding a policy regarding her brother's death. She noticed that the only beneficiary was Josie, which the agent noted as unusual and urged her to sign it, though Catherine said she wished to go over changes in the policy with her lawyer. She went to find the mill's ledger, but it was gone from where she had hidden it.\nLater, Catherine frantically searched for the ledger at the mill as Pete entered. She suspected he had taken it for Josie, but he denied this. She reflected on their relationship, asking him to tap into the feelings he still had for her as she declared her need for his help. He embraced her in tears and she reluctantly hugged him back.\nShe and Pete searched their library for the ledger. She received a phone call from someone who says the ledger was at the mill. She armed herself with a revolver and left for the mill. Upon arrival, she fiound Shelly Johnson tied up near a bomb, which went off, sparking a fire. She cut Shelly free with a hatchet as part of the roof fell in and took her by the hand.\n\"Mr. Tojamura\"\nCatherine was assumed dead in the fire, and she believed that her survival was because of a guardian angel, and she found herself in the woods, with no recollection of how she escaped.\nDays later, she began to don the disguise of a Japanese businessman named Mr. Tojamura and booked a room at the Great Northern Hotel. In this disguise, she made an offer of $5,000,000 to Ben for the Ghostwood Project.However, she later met with Ben and expressed the fact that she had received nothing in return for the $5,000,000 she paid and threatened to withdraw. Leland Palmer then interrupted by starting to sing \"Getting to Know You.\" She went to the bar where she ran into Pete who identified the song as being from The King and I. He asked her if she liked musicals, but she said no.\nThe next morning, Deputy Andy Brennan brought her to a one-armed man, who said, \"No.\" She later met with Ben, who approved of the proposal for the Ghostwood Project. However, they were interrupted by Sheriff Truman, who entered with Agent Cooper and Deputies Hawk and Andy to arrest Ben for the murder of Laura Palmer.\nStill under the guise of Mr. Tojamura, she went to the Blue Pine Lodge and gave a big kiss to Pete. She then revealed her identity to him. Overjoyed, he hugged her.\nShe made a tape for Pete to present to the incarcerated Benjamin to sign over Ghostwood to her in return for testifying his alibi for the night Laura was murdered.\nThe next day, as Tojamura, she went to the sheriff's station, where Ben was being held. She presented the papers to have the Ghostwood Estates signed over to her, but Horne said he could not due to complications and he plead his innocence. As he gave an impassioned speech, she stuck her bare foot through the bars and he recognizes it as hers. He agreed to sign Ghostwood over to her in return for the alibi.\nSeveral days later, Catherine sat in Sheriff Truman's office and asked him if she was under suspicion for anything. When Harry asked about her absence, she told him that her life was saved by a guardian angel, having found herself in the woods after the fire, with no idea how she escaped.\nAndrew's return\nJosie told her the following day her that Thomas Eckhardt killed Andrew, but Catherine said she was already aware of this. As a result of Josie also being linked to Eckhardt, Catherine told her that she would be working as her maid. After Josie left, Andrew, alive and well, came into the office, noting that everything was going as planned.\nThe next day, Pete expressed his feeling that Josie's treatment was unfair.\nThe following day, Catherine made her way to Ben's office, overhearing a conversation between Audrey Horne and Bobby Briggs concerning Ben's mental state. She entered the office to find him in the middle of a Civil War re-enactment. She said that despite her hatred for him, she still had an attraction to him.\nShe went to Pete the next day and asked him if he wondered how she survived the fire. When he was intrigued, she showed him to the next room, where Andrew stood, flabbergasting Pete. They explained his survival, as they foresaw Eckhardt's plan to kill Andrew, so they ultimately faked his death, but did not inform Pete.\nWhen Eckhardt called Josie the next day, Catherine hopped onto the line and welcomed him to Twin Peaks. Eckhardt later came to Blue Pine Lodge, where he and Catherine discussed his past with her family and they planned for Josie to end up under his authority.\nPete brought breakfast to Catherine in the morning, and she was not amused with Andrew's plate, arranged to look like a dog. She told Pete to bring her salt and pepper and he left. Josie then arrived and fainted after seeing Andrew.\nLater, she overheard Cooper asking Josie about any possible involvement in the murder of Jonathan Kumagai, but she insisted she had nothing to do with it. After Agent Cooper left, Catherine entered and told her that Eckhardt wished to meet with her in the evening. Before leaving, Catherine took a book off a nearby shelf, revealing a gun for Josie.\nIn the evening, Catherine read Great Expectations and there was a knock at the door. However, she left it up to Pete to answer. He let in Sheriff Truman, who was searching for Josie. She and Pete told him that she had gone to the Great Northern to see Eckhardt. She called Agent Cooper, telling him that Josie was at Thomas Eckhardt's suite.\nFollowing Eckhardt's death at the hands of Josie\u2014who also died\u2014his assistant, Jones, came to the Blue Pine Lodge to expedite the transport of Eckhardt's body back to Hong Kong. However, Catherine sensed ulterior motives to the visit and drew a gun. Jones slowly pulled out a black box \"from Thomas,\" then wished Catherine luck and left.\nIn the evening, Catherine went to the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show, where she questioned Ben's sincerity, as he wished to stop her development plan in the name of conservation.\nA couple of days later, Catherine went to Pete\u2014who was mourning Josie's death\u2014and asked him to try and open the box left by Jones, as all of her attempts to do so had failed. Pete deemed that it is a sort of puzzle box and could take years to figure out.\nSheriff Truman came to visit, requesting any information on Josie. Catherine explained that she wore a facade for much of her life. She then brought Harry the box, and he could not open it. Pete then came back from the Miss Twin Peaks Contest tryouts and took the box, but dropped it, which caused part of the box to slide out - a smaller puzzle box with the phases of the moon on it.\nCatherine told Andrew about the puzzle box, and he told her that the investors for the Ghostwood project were on board. Andrew then managed to open the box with a combination, which revealed a smaller box. He busted open this box with a rolling pin, and contained was a metallic box.\nShe expressed her frustration with the final box, which her brother and husband could not open until Andrew decided, out of frustration to shoot it out with a revolver. Inside was a key, which Catherine placed it in their cake saver, in plain sight.\nThe next day, Andrew and Pete took the key to the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan, where they were killed by a bomb left by Thomas Eckhardt.\nLater life\nFollowing the deaths of her brother and husband, Catherine became reclusive. She closed the mill\u2014devastating the town economy\u2014and sold it to Ben Horne.\nAnother 1989\nOn the morning of February 24, Catherine read the newspaper with her coffee while Pete said he was going fishing.\nBehind the scenes\nCatherine was played by American actress Piper Laurie.\nLaurie agreed to play Catherine because she had seen all of David Lynch's work and wanted to have a chance to work with him. She thought the pilot would be a fun one-off film to do since she didn't know that it would be picked up to series.\nFor her performance as Catherine, Laurie won a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries or television film (for which Sherilyn Fenn was also nominated for her performance as Audrey Horne) and was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.\nAt one point, Lynch considered asking Laurie to reprise her role in The Return, but he never did because he couldn't come up with a believable way for Catherine to be a part of the storyline. Nevertheless, Laurie would have been happy to return.\nTrivia\nHer name is spelled as Katherine in the pilot episode and its original script.\nIn the original script for Episode 29, she was present at the bank during the explosion, having arrived just before.\nGallery\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chad_Broxford.json b/data/input_docs/Chad_Broxford.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..18ee7e248766a45f94ae6cf0d890bd44c1ec7895 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chad_Broxford.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chad_Broxford", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chad_Broxford", "text": "Chad Broxford\nChad Broxford was an arrogant and corrupt deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department who had an arrangement with the criminal Richard Horne. \nBiography\nWhen Sheriff Frank Truman returned from a fishing trip, Chad described to him a DUI call he responded to.\nDuring a meeting between Sheriff Truman and Deputy Chief Hawk, Chad expressed his skepticism when concerning a message allegedly received by Margaret Lanterman's log. Truman dismissed him after his comments.\nWhile off-duty, he took a bribe from Richard Horne, who had been smoking at the Roadhouse, where the activity was prohibited.\nAfter observing Hawk investigating a stall door, Broxford filled out paperwork. After witnessing an argument between Sheriff and Doris Truman, he made cruel remarks about the latter and their son who had committed suicide.\nWhile on his lunch break soon after, he was kicked out of the conference room by Hawk, Truman, and Deputy Bobby Briggs.\nHe was later contacted by Richard, who told him to intercept an incriminating letter from Miriam Sullivan. Chad went to Lucy's desk, commenting on the weather and awaiting the mail, which he went out to get, pocketing Miriam's letter on the way in. He then sent confirmation to Richard that he had done what he was told.\nChad was later arrested by the sheriff's department, who had been keeping tabs on his activities for several months. He was imprisoned at the station in a cell adjacent to a drunk and an eyeless woman, both of whom irritated Broxford.\nFollowing a brawl, James Hurley and Freddie Sykes were brought to the cell block.\nAfter the drunk fell asleep, Chad removed a key from his boot heel and used it to unlock his cell. He went to the armory, where he retrieved a revolver. He went back to the cell block and taunted Andy Brennan as he aimed the revolver at him. He slowly approached Andy until Freddie punched open his cell door, which hit Chad and knocked him out.\nAs of September 2017, Chad was awaiting trial on a variety of charges, in large part for his prominent role in an international drug-running operation."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chantal_Hutchens.json b/data/input_docs/Chantal_Hutchens.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5fc21e3622a71245c973a00ee1d1557a557ae266 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chantal_Hutchens.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chantal_Hutchens", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chantal_Hutchens", "text": "Chantal Hutchens\nChantal Hutchens was Hutch's wife and a criminal associate of Cooper, with whom she had an open affair.\nBiography\nAfter Cooper killed Darya, he requested Chantal to clean up his mess and to be in a certain area along with her husband in a few days.\nWhen Cooper arrived at the meeting place, he was covered in blood. Chantal saw to his condition and after making a phone call to Duncan Todd, he gave her and Hutch orders to kill Warden Dwight Murphy. She sent him off with a kiss (per her husband's instruction) before he left.\nChantal and Hutch waited in a van overlooking Murphy's home. Chantal insisted that she be allowed to torture Murphy before they killed him, but he said they were on a tight schedule. After Murphy arrived, Hutch shot him twice, killing him, and they left for a nearby Wendy's.\nOn the road to Las Vegas, Chantal and Hutch passed through Utah and had a conversation about Mormons.\nAfter their arrival, Chantal killed Duncan Todd and his assistant, Roger. Later, she and Hutch ate in their van, discussing the practice of killing.\nChantal and Hutch later staked out the home of Dougie Jones, another hit Cooper assigned to them and notably had an identical appearance to their boss. After watching FBI personnel investigate the home and a delivery made to it by the Mitchum brothers, a Polish accountant approached them, complaining that they were in his driveway. Chantal refused to move the van and as the accountant tried moving it with his own vehicle, Chantal opened fire on him. The man returned fire and as they drove away, Chantal and Hutch were shot and killed by him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chapel-in-the-Woods.json b/data/input_docs/Chapel-in-the-Woods.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8102904a8b9559020d3c675f3badd81d6ad3fac7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chapel-in-the-Woods.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chapel-in-the-Woods", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chapel-in-the-Woods", "text": "Chapel-in-the-Woods\nChapel-in-the-Woods was a chapel in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHank Jennings and Norma Jennings as well as Ed Hurley and Nadine Hurley were married at the chapel. Robert Jacoby's funeral service was carried out at the \u0441hapel in 1986."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charles_Cabell.json b/data/input_docs/Charles_Cabell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..031f4222536b459ac7d04b57249bdc25bbf826f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charles_Cabell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charles_Cabell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charles_Cabell", "text": "Charles Cabell\nGeneral Charles Cabell was the Director of Intelligence at the United States Air Force and later the commanding officer of Project Blue Book.\nCabell was present at Project Sign's first meeting in late 1947.\nDuring the first meeting of Project Blue Book, Cabell ordered everyone involved in the operation to maintain an open mind, wishing to have a good explanation to the phenomenon of UFOs.\nBehind the scenes\nCharles Cabell (October 11, 1903 \u2013 May 25, 1971) was the Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1953 to 1962 and ordered the creation of Project Blue Book."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charles_Dahl.json b/data/input_docs/Charles_Dahl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1909ca9012b52311bc7dd0b776b6ead1701cb65c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charles_Dahl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charles_Dahl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charles_Dahl", "text": "Charles Dahl\nCharles Dahl was the son of Harold Dahl.\nOn June 21, 1947, Charles was with his father and their dog at Puget Sound Harbor, near Maury Island, salvaging orphan logs. They soon spotted six unidentified aircraft and returned to shore, where Charles' father photographed the vehicles. One of them appeared to be damaged and dropped debris, which burned Charles' arm and killed their dog.\nOn July 31, Charles went missing. Five days later, he allegedly called his father from a hotel in Missoula, Montana, with no recollection of how he got there.\nBehind the scenes\nCharles Dahl was the son of Harold Dahl. He supposedly accompanied his father when he reported the sighting of six UFOs. Some sources claim that Charles was wounded by fragments dropped by the UFOs."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charles_Erskine_Wood.json b/data/input_docs/Charles_Erskine_Wood.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..de0d678ee1f9eb76a4fd8cebbd4bd0470bfc9ecd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charles_Erskine_Wood.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charles_Erskine_Wood", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charles_Erskine_Wood", "text": "Charles Erskine Wood\nCharles Erskine Wood was a United States military Captain and lawyer who supported Chief Joseph's plea for peace.\nWood first encountered Joseph at a prisoner camp, where Joseph permitted the escape of Chief White Bird. General Oliver Howard felt this to be a violation of Joseph's surrender, meaning the American government was no longer responsible for returning the Nez Perce to their land. Wood opposed this decision, but Howard said this was up to the secretary of war and president.\nWood resigned from the military and practiced law in Portland whilst raising money for Joseph to speak before congress in Washington, D.C.\nHe later penned the book, Flight of the Nez Perce.\nBehind the scenes\nCharles Erskine Scott Wood (February 20, 1852 \u2013 January 22, 1944) was an American author, civil liberties advocate, artist, soldier, attorney, and Georgist who is best known for his 1927 book, Heavenly Discourse.\nWood was present at Chief Joseph's surrender, which he transcribed.\nPortions of his book were read by Robert Knepper in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charles_Lindbergh.json b/data/input_docs/Charles_Lindbergh.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4234cb1f36733e1a343f844a524324ce7b8d1129 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charles_Lindbergh.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charles_Lindbergh", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charles_Lindbergh", "text": "Charles Lindbergh\nCharles Lindbergh was an influential American figure in the 20th century.\nIn 1989, an archivist stated Meriwether Lewis' cultural impact to be equal to those of Lindbergh, John Glenn, and Neil Armstrong combined.\nBehind the scenes\nCharles Lindbergh (February 4, 1902 \u2013 August 26, 1974) was an American aviator most famous for making the first solo, non-stop transatlantic flight in 1927.\nIn 1932, Lindbergh's son, Charles Lindbergh Jr., was kidnapped and murdered. In \"Episode 8,\" Dale Cooper wishes that he had been the one to solve this crime."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charlie.json b/data/input_docs/Charlie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..050392d38616a7258f3d3a8c0b884962959abbec --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charlie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charlie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charlie", "text": "Charlie\n\"How can you be like this? I hate your fucking guts! I hate you! Do you know how much I fucking hate you?!\"\n \u2015Audrey Horne\nCharlie was Audrey Horne's husband.\nBiography\nAccording to research by Tamara Preston, Audrey Horne married her longtime personal accountant \u2013 possibly Charlie \u2013 in a private ceremony around 2000. Preston also found several accounts of the couple's loud public fights around town and verbal abuse on Audrey's part.\nAudrey's accountant husband is not named in Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier.\nAs of 2016, Audrey and Charlie were still wed, having made a contractual arrangement of some sort. Audrey was brazenly unfaithful and generally indifferent to her husband, carrying on an affair with Billy.\nOne day Billy went missing, and Audrey had a dream in which he was bleeding from his nose and mouth. She angrily tried to persuade Charlie to accompany her to the Roadhouse to search for him, but Charlie complained that he had a great amount of paperwork and was too sleepy to go that night. In response, she berated him for failing to call Tina like she had asked and for not signing the papers she had given him. He was cowed into going along when Audrey threatened to have Paul pay him a visit.\nWhen Audrey mentioned that Chuck had told her Tina was the last person to see Billy, Charlie, surprised, told her that Chuck had stolen Billy's truck the previous week, but it had apparently been recovered without incident. Charlie called Tina to follow up on what she knew about Billy, and received some startling news. Afterward, he refused to divulge what Tina had told him, infuriating Audrey even more.\nAudrey demanded to know what Tina had told Charlie and appeared to have an existential crisis. He assured her that she did indeed need to go to the Roadhouse and see if Billy was there, and then warned that he might need to end Audrey's story unless she did.\nCharlie soon put on his coat, ready to leave for the Roadhouse. However, Audrey delayed them further, saying that Charlie now seemed like an entirely different person to her. Fed up, Charlie took off his coat and went to the couch, where Audrey then attacked him.\nCharlie and Audrey eventually reached the Roadhouse, where he toasted a drink \"to us.\" The floor was then cleared for \"Audrey's Dance\" and Audrey danced in front of the crowd until a fight broke out. Audrey ran to Charlie, asking him to get her out."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charlie_Chaplin.json b/data/input_docs/Charlie_Chaplin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..aea80d15533201e29b644b6f3ffac54f1f365fdc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charlie_Chaplin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charlie_Chaplin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charlie_Chaplin", "text": "Charlie Chaplin\nCharlie Chaplin was a filmmaker who directed The Gold Rush, which was screened at the Bijou Opera House in 1925.\nBehind the scenes\nSir Charles Spencer Chaplin (April 16, 1889 \u2013 December 25, 1977) was an English actor, filmmaker and composer, best known for his silent comedies such as The Kid (1921), The Gold Rush (1925), and City Lights (1931). He is widely considered to be one of the most important figures in film history."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charlotte%27s_Web.json b/data/input_docs/Charlotte%27s_Web.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..495a73f2d4a0f6362f8c1b4ad2b4f10a10ed10b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charlotte%27s_Web.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charlotte%27s_Web", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charlotte%27s_Web", "text": "Charlotte's Web\nCharlotte's Web was a book by E.B. White.\nA favorite of James Hurley, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nCharlotte's Web is a 1952 children's novel by E.B. White and is often considered a classic of the genre."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charlotte_(Philadelphia).json b/data/input_docs/Charlotte_(Philadelphia).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..48e7a5c6473e6383082751c720a468ce503b5484 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charlotte_(Philadelphia).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charlotte_(Philadelphia)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charlotte_(Philadelphia)", "text": "Charlotte (Philadelphia)\n\"Traveled home to visit Dad in hopes of picking up my spirits. Found him having lunch with a much younger woman who is a potter and had mud under all her fingernails. Notice that Dad has also begun wearing sandals. It is only a suspicion, but I believe they may be sleeping together.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nCharlotte was a potter from Philadelphia who was briefly the second wife of Dale Cooper's father.\nBiography\nDale first met Charlotte on a visit home from Haverford College in November 1973, when he found her and his father having lunch together. She later joined the two for Christmas dinner and cooked a goose. Her present to Dale was a hand-crafted coffee mug in the shape of an eggplant.\nMr. Cooper and Charlotte were wed in Las Vegas in June 1974, with Dale as their best man, the day after they attended a \"Nudes on Ice\" show. L.B. Johnson presided over the ceremony at a \"little red chapel.\" As a wedding present, Dale gave them two thousand dollars he had won at a casino using a card counting technique.\nCharlotte moved into the family home on Hillcrest Avenue, and soon converted Dale's childhood bedroom into her pottery studio. Within three months, Charlotte discovered she was pregnant, but Mr. Cooper learned soon thereafter that he had become sterile. She ran off with a photographer and gave birth to a son the following year, on the same day their divorce was finalized. Regardless, Charlotte said she still intended to name the baby after Mr. Cooper."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Charlotte_(Twin_Peaks).json b/data/input_docs/Charlotte_(Twin_Peaks).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c029daf775e6ed78aeb61549692a29bffb3dd663 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Charlotte_(Twin_Peaks).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Charlotte_(Twin_Peaks)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Charlotte_(Twin_Peaks)", "text": "Charlotte (Twin Peaks)\n\"I'm gonna laugh when I fuck you, bitch!\"\n \u2015Richard Horne\nCharlotte was a guest at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night while Trouble were performing on stage, Charlotte overheard an exchange between Richard Horne in the next booth and a bar worker. Afterward, she went over to ask him for a light, then sat down next to him at his invitation. Immediately, Richard violently grabbed her from behind and began making vulgar threats. Despite her friend Elizabeth's intervention, Richard laughed at the two of them and continued assaulting her."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cheerleader.json b/data/input_docs/Cheerleader.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0c609d0e622c9721590d53fd278873d8f7b6b4af --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cheerleader.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cheerleader", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cheerleader", "text": "Cheerleader\nAn unidentified cheerleader tried out for the Twin Peaks High School cheer squad in March 1989.\nAt tryouts, the cheerleader performed a routine for vice principal Greege and the physical education teacher, followed by Nadine Hurley."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chester_Desmond.json b/data/input_docs/Chester_Desmond.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2968d9b00c4e66ca11380f9f173d7ddc8f88b375 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chester_Desmond.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chester_Desmond", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chester_Desmond", "text": "Chester Desmond\n\"Sam, you stick with Chet, he's got his own M.O. \u2013 modus operandi!\"\n \u2015Gordon Cole\nChester \"Chet\" Desmond was a Special Agent of the FBI who was called out by Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole to investigate the murder of a 17-year-old girl named Teresa Banks, who was found wrapped in plastic. \nBiography\n\nCareer\nDesmond was a founding member of the Blue Rose task force continuing the work of the late Project Blue Book, along with Phillip Jeffries, Dale Cooper, and Albert Rosenfield.\nTeresa Banks murder\n \nDesmond was in Fargo, North Dakota in February 1988 with other FBI personnel, where he was arresting two women outside a school bus full of children.\nFire Walk with Me's shooting script suggests that the two women were prostitutes being illegally transported by the school bus driver.\nHe received a phone call from Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole in Portland, Oregon. Cole informed Desmond that a girl named Teresa Banks had been murdered and wanted him on the case.\nDesmond arrived to meet Gordon, who introduced him to Sam Stanley, who \"cracked the Whiteman case.\" A woman called Lil came out and danced, Gordon saying she was his \"mother's sister's girl.\" Sam later asked about her dance. Chet said her sour face meant that the local authorities were not cooperative, her eyes blinking meant there was trouble higher up with the law enforcement, her hand in her pocket meant they are hiding something, her fist meant they were belligerent, her walking in place meant there would be a lot of legwork, her being Cole's \"mother's sister's girl\" meant the sheriff's uncle was in federal prison, her tailored dress meant drugs, and her blue rose meant something he could not tell Sam about.\nThey arrived at the Deer Meadow Sheriff's station, where Deputy Cliff Howard and the receptionist would not let them see Sheriff Cable. Chet then forced his way past the deputy and went to Cable's office. The sheriff insisted that they had the situation handled on their own and did not need the FBI's help, mockingly referring to Chet as \"J. Edgar.\" Desmond ordered the files on Teresa Banks, who was a drifter with no loved ones.\n \nHe went with Sam to the morgue, where they examined Teresa's body. They found that the cause of death was likely repeated blows to the head from a blunt object. She was also missing a ring. Under the fingernail, Stanley found a small piece of paper with the letter 'T' on it.\nDesmond and Stanley left the morgue at 3:30 AM. Stanley asked where they would sleep, and Desmond said that they would get something to eat first. Sam commented that Chet had his own modus operandi and they headed to Hap's Diner, where Teresa had worked as a waitress. They talked to a man named Jack and asked about Hap, who they discovered was dead. They asked about Teresa Banks and found out she did not have any friends or companions. He told them to ask Irene. They went inside and spoke to Irene, who said Banks only worked at the diner for a month and was always late. Irene believed she had a cocaine problem. She also said that for three days near the end of her life, her arm went completely numb.\nThey left the diner later in the morning and decided to go to Fat Trout Trailer Park, where Teresa had lived at the time of her death. Desmond saw Irene leave and thanked her, then said \"good morning.\"\nThey went to the trailer park, where they met the owner, Carl Rodd, who took them to Teresa's trailer. There they found a photo of her wearing the ring. Rodd brought them strong cups of coffee and an old woman came to the trailer but left when Chet asked if she knew Teresa Banks.\n \nDesmond and Stanley went back to the sheriff's station to get the body, but after Cable refused to hand over Teresa's body, he challenged Desmond, first displaying his ability to bend rebar. They fought, Desmond standing triumphant. Chet then bent rebar in front of the sheriff and taunted the deputy.\nChet told Sam to take the body back to the Portland while he went back to the trailer park for the \"blue rose.\" He asked Carl for directions to Deputy Cliff Howard's trailer, but instead went to a mysterious trailer and found Teresa's ring sitting beneath it on a mound of dirt. Desmond reached out to take it.\nDisappearance\n \nSoon thereafter, Desmond was reported missing. Special Agent Dale Cooper investigated the trailer park and found Desmond's car with the words \"Let's rock\" scrawled across the windshield.\nSpecial Agent Tammy Preston later found Desmond's name on a deleted list she found on a computer in the Philadelphia FBI offices, and made note of his name popping up a few times in the Archivist's files.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Teresa Banks case was originally to be given to Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, as portrayed in The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes. However, due to Kyle MacLachlan wishing to have a smaller role in the film, Desmond and Stanley were written to take his place in the investigation.\nWhen asked about Desmond's absence from Twin Peaks (2017), Mark Frost stated that the character was discussed, but he and David Lynch could not find an easy way to \"bring him back from wherever he is.\"\nTrivia\nDesmond's initials \"C. D.\" are the opposite of the ones of Dale Cooper, probably done to show how different they are.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chet_Weems.json b/data/input_docs/Chet_Weems.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..37d69c1facc455fa860931262d4e4405b38734a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chet_Weems.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chet_Weems", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chet_Weems", "text": "Chet Weems\nFor the FBI agent, see Chester Desmond.\nChet was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Martin Padley.\nChet was married to Jade, sister of his ex-flame, Emerald. Emerald attempted to seduce him so that she could destroy her father's will, in which he left the Towers to Jade.\nIn one episode, Chet was seen being beaten up and threatened by Montana as Chet's father-in-law, Jared, witnessed the altercation. Later, in a cliffhanger ending, Chet shot Montana. Jared stood by Chet after the shooting as Montana stared at them in horror."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chief_Joseph.json b/data/input_docs/Chief_Joseph.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..176c6db00f1cf4393d1a1fdc3e222295b725138f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chief_Joseph.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chief_Joseph", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chief_Joseph", "text": "Chief Joseph\nIn-mut-too-yah-lat-lat, more commonly known as Chief Joseph, was a chief of the Wal-lam-wat-kin, a band of the Nez Perce tribe.\nBiography\nJoseph was chief by 1877, his position being that of a spiritual leader as opposed to a military tactician. when he refused to follow the United States government's order to relocate his people to a reservation. He then traveled to a \"place of smoke by the great falls\" to seek guidance from the \"Great Spirit Chief.\" When a cavalry was sent out to oust the tribe, Joseph led them toward Canada.\nDuring the retreat, the tribe engaged in battle thirteen times with American forces led by General Oliver Howard. Howard himself claimed to have seen Joseph and his people travel through Hart Mountain, despite the impossibility of such an event.\nJoseph and the tribe were ambushed in the Bear Paw Mountains and surrendered on October 5 after a five-day battle with Howard's forces. He and four-hundred of his followers were imprisoned for eight months in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, then in Oklahoma the following summer.\nWhen Joseph permitted the escape of Chief White Bird from the prisoner camp, Howard decided this was a violation of Joseph's terms of surrender, thus absolving the government's responsibility to return Native Americans to their land.\nOver the subsequent thirty-one years, Joseph fought for the freedom of his people, assisted by Captain Charles Erskine Wood. On January 14, 1879, Joseph delivered a speech to cabinet members, diplomats, and congressman at the Lincoln Hall auditorium in Washington, D.C. In his speech, he pled for the American government to recognize his people as men, rather than treating them as outlaws or animals.\nSix years later, Joseph and his people were allowed to move from Oklahoma to a reservation in northeastern Washington, though were forced to live among the remains of other tribes.\nJoseph was photographed by Edward Curtis in Seattle in 1903. He died the following year, of what his doctor determined to be a broken heart.\nBehind the scenes\nHin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt, popularly known as Chief Joseph, Young Joseph, or Joseph the Younger (March 3, 1840 \u2013 September 21, 1904) was a Nez Perce leader who led his people in a large-scale retreat, known as the Nez Perce War. In his later years, Joseph spoke against the injustice toward the Native American people.\nHis speeches were narrated by Michael Horse in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chloe.json b/data/input_docs/Chloe.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a9cc57a7a6f6704aaa66139f8a4b26bf82fa55de --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chloe.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chloe", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chloe", "text": "Chloe\n\"You know that zebra's out again?\"\nChloe was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nAt the Roadhouse one night, Chloe joined her friend Ella in a booth, remarking that \"that zebra\" was out again. They talked about Ella's firing and new job, then both girls laughed at Ella's joke about a penguin."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chris.json b/data/input_docs/Chris.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7bea2742fc81e0f3652e5c7404ca40e1e4569bdb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chris.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chris", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chris", "text": "Chris\nChris was Jade's regular car wash specialist.\nAfter finishing work on Jade's Hummer one day, Chris gave her a Great Northern Hotel key he had found on the passenger side floor, asking if she had any johns from Washington. Jade, recalling that it had belonged to Dougie Jones, laughed to herself and placed it in a nearby mailbox."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chris_Rummel.json b/data/input_docs/Chris_Rummel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b19fccd61562917f1da8d97aaa3cf6cbd708f19d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chris_Rummel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chris_Rummel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chris_Rummel", "text": "Chris Rummel\nChris Rummel was an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.\nBiography\nIn a briefing, Albert Rosenfield updated deputy director Gordon Cole on a case Chris was investigating involving a U.S. congressman suspected of murdering his wife. The congressman was unable to reveal the actual culprit due to national security, but had conveyed to Rummel that a set of objects placed in his garden in Georgetown \u2013 including photographs of bikini-clad women and a small boy, a pair of pliers, a machine pistol, and a jar of beans \u2013 were the clues to the killer's identity. Cole directed Rummel and his colleagues to begin working on the evidence and dismissed them."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Christ_the_King.json b/data/input_docs/Christ_the_King.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..75212e583df77f0574030cc0548f712cd8795804 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Christ_the_King.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Christ_the_King", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Christ_the_King", "text": "Christ the King\nChrist the King was a Catholic church in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nConstruction of the church \u2013 the only stone building in the town \u2013 was funded primarily by the Packard Sawmill. The congregation was led by Father Dunne and Brother Poplinski and was attended by the Hurley, Pulaski, and Packard families."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chromatics.json b/data/input_docs/Chromatics.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2096af1159614f79b971abb6b2a8a96ed6dca8d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chromatics.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chromatics", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chromatics", "text": "Chromatics\nChromatics were an electronic music group.\nIn 2016, Chromatics played at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, performing \"Shadow.\" Residents of town who turned out included Shelly, her friends Hannah and Renee, and James Hurley with his friend Freddie Sykes.\nOn another night, while Abbie, Natalie, and Trick were at the bar, Chromatics performed \"Saturday.\"\nBehind the scenes\nChromatics is an American electronic music band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2001. The band consists of Ruth Radelet, Adam Miller, Nat Walker, and Johnny Jewel. Their performance for Twin Peaks was used as the end credits backdrop for Part 2 and Part 12."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Chuck.json b/data/input_docs/Chuck.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ad60b5b99079808ac9451561bd2776c0c427f751 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Chuck.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Chuck", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Chuck", "text": "Chuck\nChuck was Renee's husband.\nBiography\nBilly apparently saw Chuck steal his truck one morning, and called the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. The truck was later found without incident.\nThe following week, Billy went missing. Chuck told Audrey that Tina had been the last person to see him. Audrey said this to Charlie, but remarked that Chuck was \"certifiable\" so she wasn't sure it was true. Charlie then told her about the incident with the truck the previous week.\nAt the Roadhouse one evening, Chuck, Skipper, and their partners were approached by James Hurley, who awkwardly said hello to Renee. Enraged, Chuck told him never to talk to her, and punched James in the face, throwing him to the ground. As they continued to hit him, James' friend Freddie Sykes lightly hit Chuck and Skipper with his gloved hand, severely incapacitating them. Seeing the state they were in, James told the patrons to dial 9-1-1, and profusely apologized to Renee. Both Chuck and Skipper were admitted to intensive care."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Church_of_the_Good_Sheperd.json b/data/input_docs/Church_of_the_Good_Sheperd.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..51aadf701236319c6a64b357c893c2acdb6b7789 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Church_of_the_Good_Sheperd.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Church_of_the_Good_Sheperd", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Church_of_the_Good_Sheperd", "text": "Church of the Good Sheperd\nThe Church of the Good Sheperd was a Lutheran church in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nThe church was led by Pastor Theodore Helmark and attended by the Briggs and Jennings families.\nBehind the scenes\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town says that the Palmer family also attends the Church of the Good Sheperd. However, the series indicates that Laura Palmer, since childhood, attended the church led by Clarence Brocklehurst, which Access Guide states to be Twin Peaks Episcopal."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Clarence_Brocklehurst.json b/data/input_docs/Clarence_Brocklehurst.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d99fd83ae34f8170442126719746f0ba25bc3528 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Clarence_Brocklehurst.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Clarence_Brocklehurst", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Clarence_Brocklehurst", "text": "Clarence Brocklehurst\nReverend Clarence Brocklehurst was a priest at Twin Peaks Episcopal in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nBrocklehurst baptized Laura Palmer and instructed her in Sunday school.\nFollowing Laura's murder, Brocklehurst performed a brief funeral on February 27, 1989. It was short due to the fact that Laura once commented to Brocklehurst that he spoke too much, so he made sure to honor her by not making this mistake.\nWeeks later, Brocklehurst officiated the wedding of Dougie Milford and Lana Budding."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Clark_(Twin_Peaks).json b/data/input_docs/Clark_(Twin_Peaks).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ba2fa6e8b70841de7fbdade2121bff0547e193e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Clark_(Twin_Peaks).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Clark_(Twin_Peaks)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Clark_(Twin_Peaks)", "text": "Clark (Twin Peaks)\nNot to be confused with Detective Clark.\n\"Shit. I guess Clark's spreading it around.\"\n \u2015Abbie\nClark was a philandering acquaintance of Abbie and Natalie.\nWhile in a serious relationship with Angela, who had started dreaming about him, Clark was also observed at the Twin Peaks Roadhouse being intimate with Mary, whom Angela despised. Upon realizing the situation, Abbie and Natalie became worried to think how Angela would take the news, as she was going through a difficult time."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Clay_Shaw.json b/data/input_docs/Clay_Shaw.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a92c1c3c4f0e5668a5c8c6b3064ae39d5ad5fc5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Clay_Shaw.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Clay_Shaw", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Clay_Shaw", "text": "Clay Shaw\nClay Shaw was a businessman and former OSS operative who was arrested in 1967 by Jim Garrison for conspiring to assassinate President John F. Kennedy.\nAfter being taken into custody, Shaw contacted Fred Crisman, with whom he had served in the OSS during World War II. Shaw was later acquitted from his charges.\nBehind the scenes\nClay Shaw (March 17, 1913 \u2013 August 15, 1974) was an American businessman notable for being the only person to be prosecuted on charges connected to the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cliff_Howard.json b/data/input_docs/Cliff_Howard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..12f54980c0d958143e91f7b88026d4db2e718870 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cliff_Howard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cliff_Howard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cliff_Howard", "text": "Cliff Howard\nCliff Howard was a deputy in Deer Meadow, Washington. He was killed by Bobby Briggs during a drug deal. He lived at Fat Trout Trailer Park.\nBiography\nIn February 1988, Cliff came out of Sheriff Cable's office and to the lobby of the sheriff's station, where FBI Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley wished to talk to Cable. However, the deputy refused them entry until Desmond became restless and forced his way past Cliff and into the sheriff's office. Cliff followed but was dismissed by Cable.\nLater, after Cable refused to hand over Teresa's body to the FBI, he challenged Agent Desmond to a fight and Howard watched with the station's receptionist, shocked to see Cable lose to the FBI agent.\nA year later, he was sent to Twin Peaks by Jacques Renault to make a drug deal with Bobby Briggs and Laura Palmer, carrying baby laxative in the place of cocaine. He pulled a gun on Bobby, who then shot him dead.\nBehind the scenes\nAn exchange occurs in the shooting script for Fire Walk with Me where Deputy Howard looks into Teresa Banks's trailer as Desmond and Stanley are talking to Carl Rodd. Desmond asks Howard where he was on the night of Banks's murder, but Howard has an alibi. He tries to mock Desmond, only to cowardly back out of the trailer when Desmond advances. It is unknown if this scene was actually filmed, but the fact that Howard lives in the same trailer park that Teresa Banks lived is mentioned in the finished film."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Clinton_Sternwood.json b/data/input_docs/Clinton_Sternwood.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6e18afeff917c0f1663dadc03c143ef73247131e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Clinton_Sternwood.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Clinton_Sternwood", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Clinton_Sternwood", "text": "Clinton Sternwood\n\"Last of the frontiersmen. They broke the mold.\"\n \u2015Harry S. Truman\nClinton Sternwood was the judge in Twin Peaks.\nBiography\nSternwood arrived at the sheriff's station on a day in early March 1989 and greeted Lucy Moran. Noticing something was bothering her, he gave her a hug as Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrived. The judge noted that Harry was having trouble with a woman. Just then, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper arrived and was introduced to Sternwood.\nLeland Palmer was brought to him, having been arrested for the murder of Jacques Renault. Sternwood expressed his condolences for the death of Leland's daughter, Laura. He then called for the hearing to be delayed, as prosecutor Daryl Lodwick had yet to arrive. His law clerk, Sid came to retrieve him and they went to the Great Northern Hotel.\nThe following day at the Roadhouse, which was being used for the courtroom, the judge called Leland's hearing into session. Leland pleaded not guilty. Lodwick proposed on behalf of the state that Leland be denied bail due to the premeditated serious crime under Palmer's unclear state of mind. Sheriff Truman spoke for the defense, which ultimately swayed the judge's decision to free the defendant on bail until his trial.\nHe later called the hearing on behalf of the now-invalid Leo Johnson - charged with the arson of the Packard Sawmill - into session. After the defense and prosecution spoke, Sternwood decided to have a deliberation and had a drink with Truman and Cooper. After seeing Shelly Johnson, he decided to have Truman tell her that Leo was not fit to stand trial."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Close_Encounters_of_the_Third_Kind.json b/data/input_docs/Close_Encounters_of_the_Third_Kind.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3a5d04236c2a40db96bec8ee5e21cfb0bbe00678 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Close_Encounters_of_the_Third_Kind.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Close_Encounters_of_the_Third_Kind", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Close_Encounters_of_the_Third_Kind", "text": "Close Encounters of the Third Kind\nClose Encounters of the Third Kind was a 1977 film directed by Steven Spielberg.\nThe ending of the film was reportedly inspired by an alleged visit by President Eisenhower to Holloman Air Force Base, where he was said to have met with extraterrestrial beings.\nBehind the scenes\nClose Encounters of the Third Kind is a 1977 science fiction film written and directed by Steven Spielberg."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Coffee.json b/data/input_docs/Coffee.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..60407ead3462b01eaae957802bf72082733f9c65 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Coffee.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Coffee", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Coffee", "text": "Coffee\n \nCoffee was a beverage consumed by many people in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington and its surrounding areas. FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, in particular, enjoyed the beverage and preferred it \"black as midnight on a moonless night.\" Notably, during his first breakfast at the Great Northern Hotel, he drank a cup of coffee, describing it as, \"damn fine.\"\nLater, when Cooper was in the Black Lodge and was given a cup of coffee. He lifted the cup to his lips, then hesitated, and tilted it. Instead of spilling, the coffee stayed solid. He kept tilting it and sometimes it would be liquid and spill whereas, at other times, it would appear solid.\nThe town of Twin Peaks was known for its good coffee, which could be found at the Great Northern Hotel or the Double R Diner. In Las Vegas, the office building that housed Lucky 7 Insurance where Dougie Jones worked had a cafe in the lobby called Szymon's Famous Coffees. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Colby_Baker.json b/data/input_docs/Colby_Baker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5cc14b11d306743e81cbc88f726b7923bf78cc3b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Colby_Baker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Colby_Baker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Colby_Baker", "text": "Colby Baker\nColby Baker was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Collider_Games.json b/data/input_docs/Collider_Games.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f5df669c88c7233b97de05dd5a76d289be670f6b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Collider_Games.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Collider_Games", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Collider_Games", "text": "Collider Games\n \nCollider Games is a division of the entertainment website Collider, announced as a co-developer of Twin Peaks VR in collaboration with Showtime and David Lynch.\nExternal links\nOfficial website\nCollider Games on YouTube\nCollider Games on Facebook"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Constance_Talbot.json b/data/input_docs/Constance_Talbot.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..efb4efeb0b26c22a947e70ad393a7cf09f971495 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Constance_Talbot.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Constance_Talbot", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Constance_Talbot", "text": "Constance Talbot\nConstance Talbot was a coroner in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nTalbot investigated the apartment belonging to Ruth Davenport. When Detective Dave Macklay arrived on the scene, they pulled back the bedsheet that supposedly concealed Davenport's body, but it was revealed that her head had been severed and a man's headless body had been placed on the bed.\nUpon analysis, the head was verified to belong to Ruth Davenport, but the body remained unidentified. She also analyzed fingerprints at the scene, finding them to belong to William Hastings, principal at the high school her child attended.\nAfter trying to determine the identity of the John Doe, this information was classified, requiring military authorization.\nAfter performing an autopsy on the body, she confirmed to Macklay and Detective Don Harrison that the cause of death was indeed decapitation and also showed them a ring found in the body, inscribed, \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E.\"\nLieutenant Cynthia Knox of the United States Air Force later came to examine the body of the John Doe. Soon after, the FBI's Deputy Director Gordon Cole and Agents Albert Rosenfield and Tammy Preston came to examine the body, which had been identified as Major Garland Briggs.\nThat evening, Constance joined Albert for dinner at his hotel."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Convenience_store.json b/data/input_docs/Convenience_store.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..65f91d8e90eb90435fd17868d594d91803d60117 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Convenience_store.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Convenience_store", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Convenience_store", "text": "Convenience store\nA nondescript convenience store and the place \"above,\" known as the Dutchman's Lodge, were inhabited by a number of supernatural beings.\nProperties\nThe store itself was a generic, one-story shack labeled \"CONVENIENCE STORE\" and outfitted with a pair of gas pumps. Its exact location was indeterminate, as it could apparently appear and disappear in an erratic manner.\nThe stairs on the right side of the building did not lead to an upper floor; instead, those who mounted them traveled to an interior space described as being \"above\" the store. Several woodsmen appeared to act as guardians or chaperones for visitors to the convenience store.\nA tunnel in the sky over 2240 Sycamore in Buckhorn, South Dakota led directly to the area above the store, and several woodsmen were observed around the property.\nHistory\nImmediately following the Trinity nuclear test on July 16, 1945, woodsmen arrived and rushed about outside the convenience store. A number of cans were stacked behind its front windows. After the woodsmen disappeared, a bright light and explosion of some kind appeared in the interior.\n \nWhile he was trying to explain his disappearance to his FBI colleagues, Phillip Jeffries alluded to a room above a convenience store and a meeting he had witnessed there. At this gathering, many spirits were gathered to \"discuss\" garmonbozia, a green Formica table with chrome trimming, a green ring, and electricity. The room was dirty and spare, with three covered windows and disparate furniture. After the meeting, the room seemed to transform into the curtained waiting room of the Black Lodge, as BOB and the arm crossed through into a hallway, laughing. Before the meeting, the arm's whooping could be heard emanating from a telephone pole numbered six.\nWhen Mike, BOB's former partner, confronted Leland Palmer in a traffic stop, he accused him (or rather BOB) of having stolen \"the corn\" which he had canned and stored above the store.\nIn a dream, Laura Palmer passed into a framed picture of a doorway and found herself in a dingy passageway above the store, where Mrs. Tremond and her grandson beckoned her forward.\nMike stated to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in a dream that he and BOB \u2013 another spirit \u2013 had once lived among the people, above a convenience store. In the following days, following clues from this dream, Cooper determined that the twine used to bind Laura Palmer before her murder had been purchased at the Quik Stop convenience store in Twin Peaks.\nAccording to Diane Evans's tulpa, Dale Cooper's doppelganger visited Diane a few years after Dale's disappearance from Twin Peaks. By her account, the doppelganger asked about FBI business before proceeding to attack and rape her. Cooper then took Diane to what the tulpa called \"an old gas station\".\nIn October 2016, Cooper's doppelganger visited the convenience store, which at that time was situated off a wooded road in western Montana. Escorted by several woodsmen, Cooper traveled to the Dutchman's Lodge, a roadside motel on its \"upper level.\" He was abruptly returned to the store's exterior telephone booth after a meeting with Phillip Jeffries.\nThe original Cooper later entered the convenience store through a door in the Great Northern Hotel furnace room, where he was greeted by Mike. Cooper and Mike then traveled to the Dutchman's to meet Jeffries, mirroring his doppelganger's prior journey.\nBehind the scenes\nThe store's generic name and appearance in Twin Peaks: The Return, and its depiction in relation to the Trinity test, may be intended to evoke the fake towns used in some nuclear tests to simulate the effects of bombing a populated area. For the real Trinity test, no such structures were used."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_father.json b/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_father.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..695c7ed3a64226f157eb8f833eca8d09e8cc2904 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_father.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cooper%27s_father", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cooper%27s_father", "text": "Cooper's father\nThe father of Emmet and Dale Cooper was a free-thinking man who truly cared for his family, and was highly-supportive of his younger son's decision to join the FBI. \nBiography\nDale first mentioned his father on Christmas 1967, having been given a tape recorder by his father and his mother, the former encouraging his son to record tapes, for it was \"the future.\" Dale mentioned that his father was the owner of Cooper's Offset Printing and idolized Benjamin Franklin.\nCooper's paternal grandmother died of a stroke on March 8, 1968, and he asked his father where the electricity that kept people alive went when they died, and the response was that it was the \"big question\" and that he did not know the answer.\nThe first time Dale heard his father said the word \"shit\" just over a month later, upon hearing about the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. and they watched television coverage when they got home. While Dale did not state whether his father swore, he reacted similarly to the assassination of Bobby Kennedy two months later.\nDale's father went with him to visit the FBI just over a month later, where they met J. Edgar Hoover. Cooper also mentioned on that day that his father fought in the war, where he was stationed in France, presumably World War II.\nIn September of that year, Cooper mentioned his Uncle Al, who performed magic and sold Bibles, but he said that he does not think his father liked to see his brother that much, as he saw him as irresponsible and untrustworthy.\nCooper's father seemed to have an interest in Native Americans, as he brought a Native American man named Michael Bishop Tree to their Thanksgiving dinner, who left with pockets full of pie.\nIn the summer of 1969, he showed an extreme interest in the Apollo 11 mission, as Dale described him as being glued to the television set, eating peanuts the whole time. Sometime during the following months, he began to print maps of the moon.\nOn the night of November 14, 1969, his wife woke up around 11:30 to take an aspirin. He asked if she was okay, and she answered, \"Oh, you know,\" and subsequently became unconscious from an apparent brain aneurysm. The following morning, she began to hemorrhage in her brain and stopped breathing as she was being operated on. Cooper's father whispered something into her ear and held her hand with their younger son as she died. He had her cremated and held a service for her two days later, and then a day after that, he went north of Philadelphia with Dale to a river the couple had visited years before and spread her ashes into it.\nHe spent the next few months occupying his time with moon maps and spent each night on the roof with a telescope, drawing pictures of craters, and discovered a new one the following April.\nIn the summer, he took a break from moon maps to take Dale on a trip with the Schlurmans to the Poconos and went with them to watch fireworks without Dale and Marie on Independence Day.\nDays after they left, Marie accidentally drowned, and Dale was overcome by guilt. His father comforted him during this time and \"always seem to find the right words.\"\nDale met his graduation requirements in September and his father gave him $1000 so he could have a good start. Cooper left for an undisclosed location for the next three years and did not take his tape recorder. His father told him to look out for bad water and snakes. During these three years, Dale sent three very short letters about his condition.\nWhen Cooper returned, he noted that his father's moon map business was not as good as it used to be, but he seemed to be well.\nBefore Dale headed off to college, his father took him on a trip to Mount Rushmore, where he protested the monument, holding a sign that read \"GIVE IT BACK TO THE SIOUX.\" However, after being threatened by other tourists, he was convinced to protest in a different way.\nBy November, Cooper's father had begun to see a woman younger than him named Charlotte, who was a potter. Dale supposed that the relationship was a physical one. The two were later married in Las Vegas and honeymooned in Reno. Months later, Cooper's father announced Charlotte's pregnancy, but found out weeks later that he was sterile and Charlotte had run off with a photographer. The baby was born the day their divorce was finalized and apparently it was named after him.\nHe became bankrupt by 1976 and was forced to either give up the house or the print shop. He chose to let the former go and move into a small apartment above the print shop and sold the last of his moon maps to National Geographic by August 1977.\nAfter the murder and attempted murder of Caroline Earle and his son, respectively, he came to visit the latter in the hospital, where he got along well with Gordon Cole.\nDuring Dale's vacation time, he decided to take a vacation with his father, a road trip out to San Francisco, but his father met a tall blonde woman named Shamrock in Reno, Nevada and they married.\nBehind the scenes\nMr. Cooper appeared in the original script of Episode 29 as an old man, seen by Agent Cooper in the Black Lodge, but the entire sequence was later re-written without the inclusion of Cooper's father."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_mother.json b/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_mother.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2da5bb8d5c7cf059672ab0f346ccaba604855b10 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_mother.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cooper%27s_mother", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cooper%27s_mother", "text": "Cooper's mother\nThe mother of Emmet and Dale Cooper was a loving mother and had many vivid dreams, teaching her younger son that dreams show things \"that we can't see when we're awake,\" ultimately leading to the future FBI Special Agent's trust in dreams many years later during the murder investigation of Laura Palmer.\nBiography\nCooper first mentioned his mother on Christmas 1967, saying that he bought his mother a nonstick spatula set as a present.\nLate the next night, Dale had suffered an asthma attack. His mother put VapoRub on his chest and told him about a dream she had about thousands of birds in the sky and that \"we can see things in our dreams that we can't see when we're awake.\"\nA few weeks later, during breakfast one morning, Dale noticed that his mother was particularly quiet, and determined that she had another dream, but was bothered by it.\nA couple of months later, Cooper's paternal grandmother passed away from a stroke in the kitchen while she was visiting. Cooper's mother said she had dreamed something bad would happen. She called the doctor and her husband and told Dale to place his hand on his grandmother's forehead to teach him that death was nothing to fear.\nThe following December, Dale had another asthma attack and had a dream that a man was trying to break into his room and kept chanting his name before letting out a scream that turned into an animalistic roar. He told his mother about this dream and she said that she knew about the man her son dreamed of, and said to not let the man into his room.\nThe following Mother's Day, Cooper gave his mother coasters for the coffee table.\nDuring the summer of 1969, when Dale decided to walk all the way home instead of take the bus back home from a Boy Scouts jamboree, she reprimanded him, threatening to \"beat within an inch of life\" if he ever did anything like that again.\nThe following November, she suffered from another dream, and said to Dale that the man \"almost got in the door.\"\nTwo weeks later, on the 14th, she woke up one night at around 11:30 to take an aspirin. When her husband asked if she was okay, she said, \"Oh, you know,\" and suffered a brain aneurysm. The next morning, she began to have brain hemorrhaging and stopped breathing as the doctors operated. Her husband whispered something in her ear and held her hand with Dale as she died.\nShe was cremated and there was a service held for her two days later and then the following day, her husband and younger son scattered her ashes into a small river north of Philadelphia.\nThe following May, Cooper had a dream he was visited by his mother, though she was much younger in the dream. She seemed as though she was speaking, but Dale could not hear her. She touched his hand and disappeared. When her son awoke, a gold ring was in his hand.\nDale later found an old photograph of his mother, in which she had been wearing the ring that appeared in his hand. His father told him that she had worn it when they were dating, that it had belonged to her father before her, and she had not worn it since before they were married. Cooper then began to wear the ring on his pinky finger and it became essential to his 1989 investigation of the murder of Laura Palmer.\nBehind the scenes\nAlthough Cooper's mother is mentioned only in The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Cooper wears her ring throughout the series."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_ring.json b/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_ring.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dc41f37cb32e5b7898e9297d59e7c2ca0a5fb253 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cooper%27s_ring.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cooper%27s_ring", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cooper%27s_ring", "text": "Cooper's ring\nA ring was worn by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper during his investigation of the murder of Laura Palmer.\nHistory\nLong before the ring belonged to Dale, it was worn by his maternal grandfather. When he died, it was passed along to Dale's mother, who wore it until she married his father.\nThe location of the ring was unknown until after the death of Dale's mother, who gave it to him in a dream and it physically appeared in his hand. He locked it in a drawer until he woke one morning with it on his left small finger, where he decided to keep it.\nCooper wore the ring until it was taken from him by The Giant, who promised to return it to him after his clues pertaining to the Laura Palmer murder case were found by Cooper to be true. The Giant followed up on his promise, returning the ring to Cooper when he figured out the identity of Laura's killer.\nBehind the scenes\nAlthough the ring is returned to Cooper in \"Episode 16\", he is never seen wearing it again.\nSee also\nThe ring\nDougie's ring"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cop.json b/data/input_docs/Cop.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f13f743c07e94b916bf7f61acb1bd9910eaee2d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cop.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cop", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cop", "text": "Cop\nAn unidentified cop with the Highway State Patrol investigated the death of Jeffrey Marsh in March 1989.\nBiography\nThe cop, along with two others, took statements from Evelyn Marsh and Malcolm Sloan at the Marsh residence regarding the young man who had helped repair Jeffrey's Jaguar. After visibly struggling to remember the spelling of \"Jaguar,\" the officer thanked them for their help and left with his colleagues."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Corn.json b/data/input_docs/Corn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..96d452de48b5e39011f749f445a0522d41b01bbc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Corn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Corn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Corn", "text": "Corn\nCorn was a type of grain and a common dietary staple.\nTypes\nCreamed corn was a corn dish consisting of pulped corn kernels and their residue. Certain spirits collected and consumed garmonbozia (pain and sorrow), a food which resembled or was itself creamed corn.\nHistory\nCorn was cultivated in North America by some Native American tribes. In Nez Perce folklore, it was a symbol of fertility. On a living map owned by Deputy Hawk, black corn stalks represented corruption and death, and when combined with a fire symbol produced \"black fire.\"\n \nIn March 1989, Donna Hayward delivered a Meals on Wheels lunch to the bedridden Mrs. Tremond in Low Town, which included a side of creamed corn. The old woman, disturbed, said she had requested no creamed corn, and asked if Donna saw it on the plate as well. Somehow, the corn disappeared and reappeared in the opened hands of Mrs. Tremond's grandson, sitting across the room, whom Mrs. Tremond said was \"studying magic.\"\nIn 2016, Dale Cooper's double ate a creamed corn dinner at Bell's Motor Lodge with Ray Monroe, Darya, and Jack.\nDuring the real Cooper's exit from the mansion room, both Cooper's double and Dougie Jones became violently ill, throwing up half-digested corn kernels mixed with a black substance. The double's vomit proved to be hazardous, as exposure resulted in a state trooper being hospitalized; some of it was later collected and sent to a laboratory for testing.\nWhile fighting Freddie Sykes, BOB was thrown through the floor of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, leaving behind a burning crater, its edges covered with blackened creamed corn."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/County_Museum.json b/data/input_docs/County_Museum.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f0ee8b1eea13a9fec1ff30ff2a058130716ab8e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/County_Museum.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "County_Museum", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/County_Museum", "text": "County Museum\nThe County Museum was a museum in Twin Peaks, Washington, overseen by Elsa Eisenbuch and curated by Milford Mertz.\nThe museum featured Amerindian artifacts and exhibits of flora and fauna of the region. In March 1989, the museum had on loan a photo exhibition by artist Robert Mapplethorpe."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cowboys.json b/data/input_docs/Cowboys.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e46505865e5e92d4f65dd489e3a4afd15d6f896e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cowboys.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cowboys", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cowboys", "text": "Cowboys\nThree unidentified cowboys were involved in an altercation with Dale Cooper at Eat at Judy's in Odessa, Texas.\nCooper spotted the three men verbally harassing and groping waitress Kristi as she passed their booth. When he ordered them to stop, the three approached him; the first cowboy pointed a gun at Cooper and ordered him to step out of the booth.\nCooper subdued the first cowboy with a punch, shot the second one in the foot and forced the third one to sit down and leave his gun on the floor; he then proceeded to pick up all of his opponents' guns and put them in the restaurant's deep frier. He then asked Kristi for the address of her coworker. As Cooper was leaving the diner, the cowboys got up, the second one cradling his wounded foot; the first cowboy asked, aghast, \"What the fuck just happened?\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cozy_Box_Bed_%27N_Breakfast.json b/data/input_docs/Cozy_Box_Bed_%27N_Breakfast.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bec70e505ddad1232de6bfd65c983568679bb8dd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cozy_Box_Bed_%27N_Breakfast.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cozy_Box_Bed_%27N_Breakfast", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cozy_Box_Bed_%27N_Breakfast", "text": "Cozy Box Bed 'N Breakfast\nThe Cozy Box Bed 'N Breakfast, coloquially known as \"The Coze\" was a bed and breakfast in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nIt was originally owned by the Martell family until Ersel Martell lost it in the only poker game he ever played. By 1989, the proprietors were Irene and Loomis Peterson.\nThe Coze offered rooms of various themes, including English Country, Hall of Mirrors, Wizard of Oz, Santa Fe, Laplander, Little Bo-Peep, and 1001 Nights.\nAlso offered was a hot tub, cocktails, and breakfast from Wagon Wheel Bakery."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Crossing.json b/data/input_docs/Crossing.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a8c456196053120d9aa3360bbe2a12c314d961e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Crossing.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Crossing", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Crossing", "text": "Crossing\n\"Kiss me. Once we cross, it could all be different.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nAfter his attempt to save Laura Palmer in 1989, Dale Cooper crossed with Diane Evans in order to find her.\nProcess\nSeemingly following an instruction given to him by the Fireman, Cooper and Diane drove 430 miles down a road from a particular point of origin, stopping near a row of power lines. Cooper exited the car and felt about, then confirmed to Diane that they had come to the right place. Diane asked if he was sure he wanted to do this, and Cooper asked her to kiss him, as after they crossed everything might be different.\nDale continued driving along the shoulder of the road. Suddenly, their surroundings began shifting rapidly, ending with the car speeding along at night at an accelerated rate. From this point on, both of them exhibited different personal traits than they previously had, although they seemed to remember their original names.\nAftermath\nDale and Diane checked into a roadside motel. As she was waiting in the car, Diane saw a duplicate of herself step out of the shadows, which disappeared as Dale returned. Inside their room, Dale directed Diane to turn off the lights and come towards him. They had sex, mechanically, while Diane, growing distressed, began covering Dale's face and looking away from him.\nThe next morning, Dale awoke to find Diane missing. A letter on the bedside table read:\n\"Dear Richard, when you read this, I'll be gone. Please don't try to find me. I don't recognize you anymore. Whatever it was we had together is over.\"\n \u2015Linda\nDale, confused by the different names, exited a different motel and found a different car waiting than they had arrived in the previous night.\nSearching for Laura Palmer\nTo be added\nBehind the Scenes\nWhen asked if the sex scene between Cooper and Diane was some sort of sex magick, such as used by Jack Parsons, Mark Frost admits the possibility without confirming or denying it."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Curious_woman.json b/data/input_docs/Curious_woman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8c72d5e032bf21de9ef5d67a7e9f76dfafc5f9d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Curious_woman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Curious_woman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Curious_woman", "text": "Curious woman\n\"Did you know Teresa Banks?\"\n \u2015Chet Desmond\nA curious woman lived at the Fat Trout Trailer Park in 1988.\nOne morning, the woman, coated with soot and clutching an ice pack to her face, shuffled to the front door of the late Teresa Banks' trailer to find FBI agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley sharing a coffee break with park manager Carl Rodd. Desmond asked if she had known Banks before her death, but the woman, shuddering faintly, simply backed out and returned the way she came. Rodd fell silent, apparently disturbed by her brief appearance. A faint whooping noise then emanated from a utility pole outside."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cynthia_Knox.json b/data/input_docs/Cynthia_Knox.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6be7397dceb65ae8c2322485f06c6574d8c2058c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cynthia_Knox.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cynthia_Knox", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cynthia_Knox", "text": "Cynthia Knox\nLieutenant Cynthia Knox was a member of the United States military assigned to investigate fingerprints from Major Garland Briggs found in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nAfter the Air Force received a report of a fingerprint match to Briggs found in South Dakota, Knox reported to USAF Colonel Davis, who assigned her to follow up on the find. However, Davis was doubtful that the lead would uncover much, as it was the sixteenth match since Briggs' reported death in 1989. Nevertheless, he told her that if the match uncovered anything, the FBI was to be contacted.\nUpon arrival in Buckhorn, South Dakota, she was shown to a body that the prints were lifted from. However, the corpse was headless and appeared to be in its 40s, despite the fact that Briggs should have been in his 70s.\nAfter Davis reported the findings to the FBI, Knox was met at the Buckhorn Police Department by Deputy Director Gordon Cole, Agent Albert Rosenfield, Agent Tammy Preston, and Diane Evans and showed Cole, Rosenfield, and Preston to the body.\nBehind the scenes\nKnox was portrayed by Adele Ren\u00e9. In the original broadcast version of \"Part 5,\" the credits listed the character's surname as \"Cox.\" This mistake was corrected in the home video release.\nKnox wears a Navy dress blue uniform with a Surface Warfare Officer pin but mistakenly for a Navy officer she wears a US pin on her lapel.\nShe appears to have the following ribbons on her rack:\nNavy Marine Corps Commendation Ribbon\nNavy Marine Corps Achievement Ribbon\nNavy Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon (With 1 Bronze Star)\nLegion of Merit Ribbon\nNavy Expeditionary Ribbon\nNational Defense Service Ribbon\nArmed Forces Expeditionary Ribbon\nGlobal War on Terrorism Expeditionary Ribbon\nGlobal War Terrorism Service Ribbon\nHumanitarian Service Ribbon\nNavy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (with 3 Bronze Stars)\nNavy Rifleman Ribbon (With Expert)\nNavy Pistol Ribbon (with Expert)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cynthia_Sithe.json b/data/input_docs/Cynthia_Sithe.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e83be9ab74a411cc5123765b02d3d0d17aaf7177 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cynthia_Sithe.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cynthia_Sithe", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cynthia_Sithe", "text": "Cynthia Sithe\nCynthia Sithe was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington who, from her bedroom window, witnessed the Blizzard of 1889 strike the Annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Cyril_Pons.json b/data/input_docs/Cyril_Pons.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5d9dff143041c8d0cd58d4b33c3f1bca832aa6fa --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Cyril_Pons.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Cyril_Pons", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Cyril_Pons", "text": "Cyril Pons\nCyril Pons was a journalist and news reporter in the Twin Peaks area.\nBiography\nOn September 27, 1987, Pons wrote an article reporting the death of Andrew Packard in an explosion inside his boathouse.\nOn February 24, 1989, he reported on the discovery of the abandoned train car where Laura Palmer and Ronette Pulaski had been held the previous night.\nIn early March 1989, Pons reported live on television from the Packard Sawmill the morning after it was burned down.\nLater in the month, he penned an article for the Twin Peaks Post on the explosion at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan that critically injured Audrey Horne and took the lives of Dell Mibbler, Pete Martell, and a third man rumored to be Andrew Packard.\nMark Frost offered a partial biography for Pons in a Q&A:\"Cyril's thriving career as a local reporter in the Spokane media market let to a brief stint as anchorman, tragically derailed when he used the F word during an on-air earthquake and dove under his desk. Downhill from there, as if he riding a luge, all the way to the Fat Trout Trailer Park.\"\nIn late 2016, Pons was walking his dog in the woods behind the New Fat Trout Trailer Park when he encountered a gun-wielding Steven Burnett and Gersten Hayward embracing one other beneath a tree. Gersten jumped to her feet, causing a startled Pons to flee the area. He went to the trailer park and informed Carl Rodd about the incident, pointing out the unit where Steven lived.\nBehind the scenes\nPons is a cameo role by Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost, named after Solar Pons, a Sherlock Holmes pastiche character.\nMark Frost cameoed again as a journalist on a TV screen for his self-directed movie Storyville."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/D.H._Lawrence.json b/data/input_docs/D.H._Lawrence.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ce72ea6c977fa5484b351f9e3a012523585fbf04 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/D.H._Lawrence.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "D.H._Lawrence", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/D.H._Lawrence", "text": "D.H. Lawrence\nD.H. Lawrence was a poet.\nOn April 23, 1970, April Larken read Lawrence's poem, \"Gloire de Dijon\" to an English class she was student teaching at the Germantown Friends School.\nBehind the scenes\nDavid Herbert Lawrence (September 11, 1885 \u2013 March 2, 1930) was an English writer and poet best known for his works focusing on sexuality, emotional health, vitality, spontaneity, and instinct."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Daisy_Packard.json b/data/input_docs/Daisy_Packard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4b1ff54f18d0dda2c85f646379583a040db3ab81 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Daisy_Packard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Daisy_Packard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Daisy_Packard", "text": "Daisy Packard\nDaisy Packard was the manager of the Packard Sawmill during the 1940s.\nBiography\nFollowing the start of World War II, Daisy was given management of the Packard family's sawmill. By 1945, she had become known as one of the most innovative business leaders in the state of Washington.\nDuring her tenure as manager, mechanical barkers, a skyhook cable car, and a wigwam burner were introduced to the mill."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dale_Cooper.json b/data/input_docs/Dale_Cooper.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..29205635a3007ec89ae2b3920d967ed1c1a82b56 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dale_Cooper.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dale_Cooper", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dale_Cooper", "text": "Dale Cooper\nThis article is about the original Dale Cooper. For his doppelganger, see Dale Cooper (doppelganger).\n\"Agent Cooper is the finest lawman I've ever known. I've had nothing but respect for him since he arrived in Twin Peaks.\"\n \u2015Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nDale Bartholomew Cooper was a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who in 1989 was assigned to investigate the brutal murder of the popular high school student, Laura Palmer in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington. He ended up falling in love with the town and gained a great deal of acceptance within the normally tight-knit community.\nWhile trying to rescue Annie Blackburn, Cooper became trapped in a bizarre alternate reality known in local Native American legends as the Black Lodge. Meanwhile, an identical, evil \"doppelganger\" of Cooper, associated with the malicious spirit \"BOB,\" was released into the world, passing itself off as Cooper to his friends and colleagues. The real Cooper spent several decades wandering the Lodge, unable to find a way out. Upon exiting via an electrical outlet, Cooper, in a severe catatonic state, was mistaken for his tulpa Dougie Jones and spent several days ushered about as \"Dougie\" by his oblivious family and colleagues.\nAfter awakening from his impaired state, Cooper flew back to Twin Peaks to help banish his doppelganger to the lodge once again, and then traveled back to the night of February 23, 1989, in a doomed effort to save Laura Palmer from her fate. He then crossed with Diane Evans, and found Carrie Page, a waitress whom he believed was Laura in another guise. Upon returning to Twin Peaks with her, however, Cooper found that nothing in the town was as he remembered.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nDale Bartholomew Cooper was born on April 19, 1954 to Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He had one older brother, Emmet.\nAs a boy, Dale lived at 1127 Hillcrest Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and attended Germantown Friends School, run by Quakers, though his father told him that if they belonged to a religion, they would not be Quakers, but Unitarians. An asthma sufferer, Dale was often confined to his bed after an attack while his mother rubbed VapoRub on his chest and told him of dreams she had, telling him \"we can see things in our dreams that we can't see when we're awake.\"\nOn Christmas 1967, Dale was given a Norelco B2000 tape recorder by his parents, with which he began to create audio recordings detailing his life.The first adventure he had with his tape recorder was in early 1968 when he investigated the 24th Street gang, who had stolen a bike belonging to Dale's friend and next-door-neighbor, Bradley Schlurman. The gang ended up stealing his tape recorder, but it was recovered by the police when a gang member was caught stealing a car. Nevertheless, he was unable to return Bradley's bike.\nDuring this time, Bradley's older sister, Marie began to dance in her window just across from Dale's room, causing him to begin to discover sexual feelings. Dale also became a member of the Boy Scouts of America, and Marie helped him earn a knot-tying merit badge by letting him tie her up in her room.\nOn March 8, 1968, Dale's paternal grandmother was visiting and had a fatal stroke in the kitchen whilst making a pie. His mother had him place his hand on his grandmother's forehead to show him that death was not to be feared.\nHis next excursion with his tape recorder occurred on April 2, 1968, when he decided to see why the girls are taken to health class every day at the same time. He climbed into an air vent and looked into the classroom from above; inside was a lesson on female anatomy. Dale was caught by the janitor, Mr. Brumley and was forced to hand over his tape of the class. His tape recorder was also banned from school unless he had written permission from a teacher.\nOn his fourteenth birthday, Dale received a Timex watch from his parents and was told that his brother had moved to Canada to become a lumberjack and would not be seen until all of the trees were cut down. However, he quickly determined that the truth is that Emmet was dodging the draft.\nHe began to express more of an interest in Marie, but she claimed she could no longer talk to him until he was older. After the assassination of Bobby Kennedy, Marie stood naked in her window, looking toward Dale's room. When Kennedy's body was transported by train through Philadelphia, Marie kissed Dale and tearfully ran away.\nThe following summer, Dale decided that he was going to become an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and sent a letter to J. Edgar Hoover to tell him of his plan to join the FBI and tell him of his daring scientific expedition to record the girls' sex education class. Hoover responded, praising him and to not be discouraged about being caught. Hoover also gave Dale an invitation to tour the FBI headquarters.\nDale went to the FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C. with his father, where he met Hoover and was given a tour by a special agent and demonstrated his exceptional marksmanship, outscoring the agent.\nMarie returned from her family's summer vacation several weeks later. She voiced her distaste for Dale's wish to join the FBI, calling him an \"establishment pig.\" She began seeing a boy named Howard, shredding Dale's hopes of her being interested in him. However, when she was taken to the hospital after a drug overdose, Dale visited her, and she offered him sexual favors if he helped her escape, but he declined on the grounds of scout law. She later sent him a letter apologizing for her behavior and saying that she had shaved her head.\nAfter an asthma attack in December 1968, Dale had a dream of a man trying to break into his room while letting out an animalistic roar. He told his mother, who was aware of the man and told Dale to not let the man into his room. He continued to dream of the man throughout the following month while battling an illness, but never let him through the door.\nIn early 1969, Marie told Dale that she had found Jesus and wished to help him see the light. Dale noted that although he did not like everything about the \"new\" Marie, her legs were \"the most beautiful things\" he had ever seen in his life up to that point. On Valentine's Day, she sent him a card that contained a drawing of her holding a baby Jesus. Dale was not sure what to think.\nA girl named Anne Sweeny moved into town in 1969 and Cooper became infatuated with her. He blew up her mailbox to relieve his feelings. Anne moved away at the end of the school year.\nThe night of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Marie confirmed her interest in Dale but then began to pray, much to Dale's disappointment. The landing also had a profound effect on his father, who began to print maps of the moon for his business.\nThe following day, Dale went to a Boy Scout jamboree and decided to come home on foot, despite the jamboree having been 176 miles from home. During his journey, on July 30, 1969, Dale had his very first cup of coffee in the Post and Beam restaurant on Route 487. Shortly after, he met a couple named Star and April, traveling in a VW bus. He traveled with the couple, who were on their way to Washington, D.C. to chain themselves to the doors of the Pentagon. After parting ways with them, he hitchhiked his way back home.\nOn November 1, 1969, Dale's mother suffered a dream of the man, who she said almost got in the door. Just two weeks later, she was rushed to the hospital with a brain aneurysm and died the next morning with Dale and his father by her side. She was cremated and her ashes were taken to a small river north of Philadelphia.\nIn 1970, Dale met April again, as she was student teaching his English class. She had broken up with Star after a fight. April tried to teach Dale how to write poetry, but it was soon apparent that it was not his area of expertise. During the summer, April left for a commune in Colorado.\nOn May 25, Cooper had a dream of his mother, who reached out and touched his hand. When he awoke, a small gold ring was in his hand. His father told him that the ring belonged to Dale's mother, but he had not seen it since before they were married and it had once belonged to her father.\nIn July, Cooper and his father went on vacation with the Schlurmans to the Poconos. On the night of Independence Day, Dale and Marie went to the woods and as she began to pleasure him, a rocket landed near them and started a fire. He managed to save her sneakers and he and his father left the next morning.\nJust over a week later, Dale received news that Marie had drowned at Promised Land Lake, having hit her head while diving into the water. She was buried in a silver coffin.\nIn September, Dale had finished high school and his whereabouts for the following three years are unknown. However, as indicated by letters he sent to his father, he was in an area with water and snakes and needed to travel by ship at one point. Upon returning, he told Bradley Schlurman that his trip was \"damn good.\"\nIn the summer of 1973, Dale got a job digging holes with a man named Jim, whose home burned up one night and his body was not found. However, Cooper saw the shadow of a man in a nearby alley, where laughter also occurred.\nIn the fall, he enrolled at Haverford College, and his father gave him a new tape recorder. He became attracted to a girl named Andy from the nearby Bryn Mawr college. The two had a sexual encounter but were caught by students at their respective schools. Subsequently, he found out that she would be leaving for Holland with her husband.\nIn November of 1973, he pursued a man who he believed to be a predator of sorts and ended up finding a young woman who had been beaten and stabbed to death.\n \nDale returned home for Christmas and began to experiment how long he could function without sleep. During this time, he mused that he never liked the name Dale and wished he was an Apache named Ten Sticks, and also began to express doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone in the assassination of John F. Kennedy and that his death was not unrelated to the death of Marilyn Monroe. He managed to not sleep for over a full day before drifting off to sleep, experiencing vivid dreams.\nAndy returned from Holland in January, without her husband. She and Dale spent a night in a motel room for a \"study on the limitations of the mind and body.\" Andy returned to Holland just weeks later, after her husband was injured.\nIn March of 1974, Dale took an internship at the county hospital to study mental patients. During this time, he connected with a patient named Betty. However, just over a day later, she held a knife to an orderly's throat and was shot by police. When she was wheeled out, Cooper recalled her saying, \"I'm free,\" and she later died from her wounds.\nThe following summer, Dale's father married a woman named Charlotte and she became pregnant. However, she subsequently left him for a photographer, who was biologically responsible for the child.The tapes documenting Cooper's life between September 11, 1974 and June 9, 1975 were destroyed in a fire that also destroyed some of his clothing.\nDale met a young woman named Lena in July 1975, who shared his love of coffee and had taken a vow of celibacy after her mother seduced her former boyfriend. They visited her family in Hershey, where Lena attempted to burn down the family home to come to terms with her mother. Following their trip, Lena underwent psychiatric evaluation and by December had married her high school sweetheart.\nThe following December, Cooper went to a job fair, where he met the highly-intelligent FBI Special Agent Windom Earle, renewing his interest in joining the agency. In early 1976, Dale's father became bankrupt and moved into the apartment above his print shop. Dale also completed his studies at Haverford. His whereabouts over the next year are unknown, but he did note in February 1977 that \"Evil does have a face.\"\nEarly career\nCooper was accepted into the FBI in the summer of 1977 and completed his training by December. He was given a new tape recorder by his father and was assigned a secretary named Diane Evans, who he described as a \"cross between a saint and a cabaret singer.\" He began to address his tapes\u2014both personal and work-related\u2014to her.\nIn January of 1978, he was given his first assignment to investigate the kidnapping of an eight-year-old girl named Chris Roe, who he found chained to a tree, having been kidnapped by a bookseller.\nDuring a triple homicide investigation the following month, he met forensics expert Special Agent Albert Rosenfield, whom he described as angry. He commented that whoever committed the murders could not have been entirely human.\nIn April, he met Agent Earle again, who had been following Cooper's progress, as he remembered him from the job fair.\nOn May 1, 1978, Cooper took the life of a bank robber who had killed a hostage. He was given a leave of absence to come to terms with the killing. During this time, Cooper began playing chess with Windom Earle and met his wife, Caroline, who wished that the death would not affect Cooper's life \"the way it did Windom's\" when he first took a life.\nUpon his return to work, Cooper was given desk duty, during which time he had a dream of a legless man saying that \"It\" is behind him and is \"sure to kill.\" After being released from desk work, he was assigned as Windom's partner.\nCooper was put on the investigation of a man who had been murdered, whose face was destroyed and his hands removed. He suspected it to have been the result of organized crime. Earle also began to act strangely and disappeared.\nAnother body was found under the same circumstances, and Dale began to bond with Caroline, bringing her comfort during Windom's absence. After the hands belonging to this body were found, Cooper was introduced to deputy director of the Criminal Investigation Division, Gordon Cole, who oversaw the case.\nCaroline received a call from Windom on August 3, during which he only said: \"I'm sinking.\" The next day, Earle showed up at his office and collapsed. Cooper visited him at the hospital to try and discern where he was during his disappearance. Earle only gave elusive answers, speaking of an \"abyss.\" Windom later claimed to have forgotten what occurred during his absence and no arrests were ever made in the case, despite four months of investigation.\nSometime around 1985, Cooper vacationed on an island in the Caribbean, where he met an old man who had taught Earle how to play chess. However, when Cooper tried to learn from him, the man refused, saying, \"There is death in your face.\" Following this, the old man disappeared. Dale tried to find the man, but found him dead, hanging by a rope. Cooper then fled the island, feeling that something bad had happened in Pittsburgh.\nHe arrived in Pittsburgh to find that Caroline had been kidnapped by three men as the Earles ate dinner. She was found in April after being arrested for prostitution in lower Manhattan, suffering from a heroin addiction.\nCaroline was moved to a safe house following an attempt on her life. Cooper put her under hypnosis and learned of her horrifying experiences, though she was unable to identify the persons responsible. Earle decided not to stay in the safe house, and thus began an affair between Dale and Caroline. However, only days later, the lovers were stabbed by Windom. Caroline's injuries proved to be fatal. Following the murder of Caroline, Windom was institutionalized and Dale took full responsibility.\nMonths after the murder, Cooper went on a road trip with his father to San Francisco. However, his father stayed in Reno, Nevada after meeting a woman named Shamrock and marrying her. In San Francisco, he was assigned to the case of a murdered 19-year-old male prostitute. In pursuit of a serial killer, Cooper followed a blue Dodge Dart that nearly ran over a prostitute, but this perpetrator was not the killer. The killer was soon identified as a man named Bush, who Cooper ambushed at his home and brought into custody.\nSometime around 1986, Cooper had a dream involving the plight of the Tibetan people and revealed to him the deductive technique of the Tibetan method. Deeply moved by what he saw in this dream, he formed the basis of his unconventional methods of investigation.\nIn the summer of 1987, Cooper worked with the DEA Agent Dennis Bryson on a sting operation in Tijuana. However, things went sour when Bryson's cover was blown and he was taken as a hostage. Cooper managed to rescue Bryson, and the newspapers stated the incident to have been caused by an argument over the Book of Job.\nTwo months later, Cooper worked one more case with the DEA task force, which concerned a dentist trafficking cocaine through his practice. The mission was a success; however, Dale discovered in the process that he had six cavities.\nIn early 1988, Cooper received a tape from Windom Earle, taunting him.\nMurder of Teresa Banks\nOn February 16, 1988, Cooper revealed to Cole of the portents of the strange dream he had about the Tibetan people two years prior, and that it made him worried about the current date.\n \nLater, he played a memory game with Diane: he had to figure out what changes Diane had made to the room in his absence. After considering it for a while, he realized that Diane had moved the clock on the wall twelve inches to the left.\nIn the meantime, Special Agent Chester Desmond disappeared while investigating a bizarre murder case of a teenage prostitute named Teresa Banks, whose body was found wrapped in plastic in Deer Meadow, Washington. Cooper picked up the case but was unable to find any evidence which could lead to the discovery of what happened to Desmond or the murder victim.\nHe later had a somewhat awkward and brief meeting with Sam Stanley, who had assisted Desmond in his investigation. They discussed the Deer Meadow investigation and Stanley's encounter with the missing Agent Desmond. Like Desmond, Cooper refused to divulge the meaning of Lil the Dancer's blue rose to Sam. Cooper learned about Teresa Banks' missing ring and a mysterious letter under her fingernail during this meeting.\nRoughly a year later, Cooper told Albert Rosenfield in the Philadelphia FBI offices of how he sensed Banks' killer would strike again soon, and that his victim would be a young woman, who had blonde hair, was sexually active, using drugs, and was crying out for help. Rosenfield was quick to dismiss Cooper's notion.\nAfter being missing for two years, Special Agent Phillip Jeffries re-appeared behind Cooper in the hallway outside Gordon Cole's office, which Cooper did not notice, as he was checking the security camera (in which he saw himself still standing in the hallway as Jeffries walked straight past him). Cooper followed him into Cole's office and bore witness to Jeffries' fragmented outburst. He briefly exited the room to check the hallway, as a result missing Jeffries' disappearance.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn February 24, 1989, the body of the murdered Laura Palmer was found wrapped in plastic in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington. Shortly thereafter, Ronette Pulaski was reported missing.\nAfter Ronette was found across the state border in Idaho, the FBI was given jurisdiction over the investigation into her disappearance and Cooper was assigned to the case. He arrived in the town at 11:30 AM whilst addressing a tape to Diane, commenting on all of the trees he had seen, as well as the weather, his car's gas level, and his lunch. He noted that he would meet with Sheriff Harry S. Truman at the hospital to see Ronette.\nHe arrived at the hospital and met Sheriff Truman and while respectful of the sheriff, he made sure that Truman was aware that the FBI had taken control of the case and expected his full cooperation. After Truman confirmed his awareness, Cooper excitedly asked what kind of trees they had around the town, which Truman confirmed to be Douglas firs. Although no connection had been made between Ronette's disappearance and Laura's murder, Cooper asked for the coroner's report on Laura, but the autopsy had yet to be done. Truman took him to Ronette, who had been raped. Cooper tried to question her, but she was unresponsive. He requested to examine her fingers but did not find what he was looking for. As he did this, Ronette began saying \"don't go there.\"\nCooper and Truman later found themselves in an elevator with a one-armed man, who exited when they saw Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, who tried to run to them, but the elevator closed and continued to descend. Jacoby then showed up on the next floor where they stop and he introduced himself to Cooper. The psychiatrist asked to join them in the morgue, but they did not allow it. Jacoby also said that Laura's parents did not know that she had been seeing him.\nThey went to the morgue, where the lights were flickering. He examined Laura's body and found a small piece of paper under the nail on her left ring finger. Printed on the paper was the letter 'R.'\n \nAt the sheriff's station, Cooper went over the evidence retrieved from the Palmer home, including a videotape and Laura's diary, which he planned to view with Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs. Since they had no key, Cooper broke the lock on Laura's diary and noted the last entry that said \"nervous about meeting J tonight.\" Inside, he also found a page where taped was a plastic bag containing a safety deposit box key and a white residue he suspected to be cocaine.\nBobby was brought in for questioning, Cooper's first question being whether he killed Laura, which was denied. Cooper then said that she had been at Bobby's house studying until about 9:30, which Bobby confirmed, as well as that she had driven herself home. He also brought up the fact that they had a fight, which angered Bobby even more, much to Cooper's amusement. He then played the videotape for Bobby of Laura and her best friend, Donna Hayward, which Bobby denied filming. He also brought up the fact that Laura was cheating on him, which he believed to be the subject of the fight. He then asked if Bobby has ever used cocaine with Laura, which he denied. Cooper then typed into a calculator, \"HE DID NOT DO IT,\" and showed it to Harry. He brought up a person with the initial 'J' as the person who filmed the video and asked if Bobby knows who it is, which Bobby denied.\nDonna was then brought in for questioning, but she insisted that the person who filmed the video was a female hiker that she did not know the name of. Cooper then released Donna. Lucy Moran, the receptionist at the sheriff's station then came in to tell him that she overheard Bobby and his friend Mike discussing a biker with the initial 'J,' but Cooper had already figured this out, as he noticed a bike reflected in Laura's eye on the videotape.\nDale then went to the scene of the murder with Truman, which happened to be a train car, where he found blood, a hammer, and bloody rag, a dirt pile with half a heart necklace, and a note reading in blood \"FIRE WALK WITH ME.\"\nCooper then went with Truman to open Laura's safety deposit box, where in the office, a taxidermy deer head had fallen. They opened the box and found a copy of Flesh World and over $10,000. Inside the magazine, they found a marked page, where a photo of Ronette was printed.\nCooper later gathered the town for a conference to announce the FBI's takeover of the Laura Palmer case. Truman filled him in on the identities of several people who attended. Mayor Dwayne Milford called the meeting to order and Cooper takes over. He announced to the citizens that Laura's murder has striking similarities to the murder of Teresa Banks a year prior and believes them to be killed by the same person, possibly a citizen of Twin Peaks. He suggested a curfew for those under the ages of 18, as the crimes occurred at night.\nIn the evening, he sat with Sheriff Truman at a stakeout at the Roadhouse when Lucy patched through a call from Doctor Will Hayward, who reported his daughter, Donna being absent. The sheriff put out an all-points bulletin. Cooper then whittles a whistle, saying, \"that's what you do in towns where a yellow light still means slow down, not speed up.\" They then saw Mike and Bobby arrive, followed by Donna. He suggested to Harry to call in backup and gave him a thumbs-up.\nHaving seen Donna leave with a biker named Joey Paulson, they pursue. Truman proposed that he could be 'J,\" but Cooper believed he is simply taking her elsewhere to perhaps meet with 'J.\" They followed at a \"discreet distance\" until they lost sight of them. Cooper breathed in the smell of trees until they heard motorcycle engines and head toward them. They gave chase when they saw James Hurley and Donna pass and stopped them with no trouble. When Donna insisted that James did not do anything, Cooper said that she was probably right.\nAfter arresting James, Cooper and Truman sat down and had donuts. He was recommended to the Great Northern Hotel during his stay in Twin Peaks, Truman saying he could get him a good rate.\n \nCooper awoke the next morning at 6:18 and addressed a tape to Diane about the exceptional conditions of his room at the Great Northern Hotel and two things that trouble him: what really went on between Marilyn Monroe and the Kennedys and who really pulled the trigger on JFK. He then had breakfast at the hotel, where he highly approved of the coffee and met Audrey Horne, who told him about her brother, Johnny, who had been tutored by Laura Palmer prior to her death.\nCooper went to the sheriff's station, where Doctor Hayward emotionally delivered the post-mortem report on Laura Palmer to him and Truman. They then questioned James Hurley on his connection to the murder, specifically, the secret relationship he had with Laura and their activities together on the night of the crime.\nCooper later met Ed Hurley and confirmed with him that his nephew James had been cleared as a suspect in the murder. He then received a call from Albert Rosenfield, who was coming up to Twin Peaks to assist in the investigation. He released Mike and Bobby, who had been arrested for brawling at the Roadhouse, but first warned them not to touch James.\nHe and Truman then headed to the Packard Sawmill, where he met Josie Packard\u2014who had been tutored in English by Laura Palmer\u2014and asked her about Laura's actions during the last time they met. Cooper then deduced that Truman and Josie are romantically involved, much to Harry's embarrassment.\nThe two lawmen later went to the Double R Diner, where Cooper tried a slice of their famed cherry pie. There, he met the owner, Norma Jennings and asked about Laura Palmer's activities with the Meals on Wheels program.\nCooper then went to his room at the Great Northern with his flute and received a phone call from Deputy Hawk, who informed him of Ronette's condition and what he learned from her parents: that she recently quit her job at the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store. He also told him about the One-Armed Man's presence at the intensive care unit, so Cooper told him to keep watch on Ronette. There was then a knock on the door, but nobody was there when Cooper answered it. However, they leave a note reading \"Jack with One Eye.\"\nThe next morning, he gathered Sheriff Truman, Deputy Hawk, Deputy Andy, and Lucy to eliminate suspects by throwing a stone at a bottle placed 60 feet and 6 inches away, which he called the \"Tibetan method,\" an idea he got from his dream a year prior. This narrowed down his suspicion to Dr. Lawrence Jacoby and Leo Johnson. Truman also informed him that the \"Jack with One Eye\" may refer to the casino up north called One Eyed Jacks.\nCooper and Truman then examined a bloody rag found by Hawk just as Albert Rosenfield arrived with his team. Albert immediately displayed his impatience and distaste with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, which Cooper found to be entertaining, though Truman was not amused in the least.\n \nLater that night, Cooper went to bed and drifted off to sleep. He began dreaming and had visions of a red room, a small man, the One-Armed Man (who identified himself as Mike), and of a mysterious man called BOB. He saw himself 25 years older in a red room and a woman resembling Laura Palmer, who kissed him and whispered the name of her killer in his ear. Cooper suddenly woke up and called Harry to tell him knew who killed Laura.\nAs he strolled down the hall of the Great Northern the next morning at 7:15 AM, Cooper addressed a tape to Diane, telling her that he planned to go to the sheriff's office after breakfast, then to Laura Palmer's funeral. He encountered Audrey as he sat down for breakfast and confirmed through her handwriting that she wrote the \"Jack with One Eye\" note. She confirmed with him that she was referring to the casino and that \"men go there.\" She also told him that Laura worked the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store, the same place as Ronette.\nTruman and Lucy then showed up, curious of his statement that he knew who killed Laura Palmer. Cooper explained his dream as a code to solve the crime, and about Mike and BOB, though he did not remember the name Laura whispered into his ear.\nCooper and Truman then went to the morgue, where a fight had broken out between Rosenfield and Doc Hayward. The Sheriff became fed up with Albert and punched him. Coop then separated the two and ordered that the body of Laura Palmer be released to the family for the funeral.\nAfter being fascinated by a group of ducks near the Johnson home, Cooper was filled in on Leo by Truman. He questioned Leo about Laura and knew his criminal record, though Leo claimed that he was with Shelly on the night of the murder.\nThey went to the sheriff's office, where Albert waited with his post-mortem report on Laura Palmer, the details on her being bound consistent with the words spoken by the dream of Laura he had the night before. After Truman left, Albert requested Cooper to sign a report on the scuffle between him and the Sheriff, but Cooper refused on the grounds that the incident was caused by Rosenfield. Albert left and Cooper addressed a tape to Diane at 12:27 PM, requesting her to look into his pension plan options regarding outside real estate, expressing his desire to stay in Twin Peaks after the investigation.\nCooper later attended the funeral, observing the citizens, especially Bobby and James, the latter showing up late. The two young men charged at each other, but the fight was quickly broken up as Leland Palmer dove on top of the casket.\nLater that evening Cooper arrived at the Double R Diner, joining Ed, Hawk, and Truman, easily sensing that Ed was in love with Norma, much like he did with Truman and Josie before. Over a piece of huckleberry pie, he discussed the Sheriff's Department's operation to stop drug trafficking between Twin Peaks and Canada. Truman informed him of an evil that haunts Twin Peaks, and the secret society that defends the town against it: the Bookhouse Boys. They took him to their meeting place, the Bookhouse, where James and Joey Paulson were waiting with Bernard Renault and they questioned him about the drug operation and his brother Jacques Renault's actions.\nLater in the evening, Cooper went to the cemetery, where he saw Dr. Jacoby visiting Laura's grave. He noted that the doctor had not been at the funeral and questioned him, to which Jacoby explained his feeling of guilt over Laura's death.\nHe then joined Hawk at the Great Northern and they discussed their beliefs in souls and the presence of Laura's. They drank to her and witnessed Leland having a nervous breakdown on the dance floor. The lawmen then comforted him and took him home.\nThe next day, in the conference room at the sheriff's station, Dale questioned Dr. Jacoby on his involvement with Laura Palmer, though the psychiatrist was not very compliant. After he left, there was a call from Cole, who gave further information on Albert's results and troubles with Truman. Andy then came in and showed him the sketch of a man Laura's mother had a vision of, which happened to match the appearance of BOB in Cooper's dream.\nAfter Hawk tracked down the One-Armed Man, Phillip Gerard, to a motel, Truman and Cooper came and find him. They showed him the sketch of BOB, though he said he had never seen him before, but he did know a Bob Lydecker. He also said he is a shoe salesman and that he did have a tattoo on his lost arm, but it said \"Mom.\"\n \nCooper and Truman then visited the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, but the receptionist said that the sketch was not of Bob Lydecker, though the special agent did not give up on this lead due to Lydecker's connection with the One-Armed Man. Determining that the bird that attacked Laura Palmer was a client at the clinic, they confiscated the clinic's files.\nDue to Andy dropping his gun at the motel, Cooper gathered the deputies for target practice, Hawk's aim being exceptional, though Andy was left with much room for improvement. The men then talked about women as the FBI agent and the Sheriff practiced.\nAndy, Truman, and Cooper looked through the clinic files to find the bird that attacked Laura. Cole called and informed them that the bird was a parrot or myna bird. The results on a plastic object in Laura's stomach determined it to be part of a poker chip with the letter 'J' on it. Andy then found a record for a myna bird named Waldo, owned by Jacques Renault.\nCooper, Hawk, and Truman then made their way to Renault's apartment. However, he was not home, though someone was seen running away from the apartment. They found a bloody shirt belonging to Leo Johnson.\nCooper is awakened the next morning at 4:28 AM, due to loud Icelandic businessmen on his floor. He recorded a tape, requesting Diane to send him ear plugs. Audrey then tried to join him for breakfast, but he was running late, so he left with his coffee.\nHe then went to join the investigation at Jacques's apartment, though Jacques had not been seen in two days. Doc Hayward informed him that the blood on the shirt is not Laura's, which then prompted Cooper to believe that the blood belonged to Jacques, somehow knowing his blood type, which Doctor Hayward confirmed moments later after making a phone call. Dale then found a copy of Flesh World hidden on the ceiling, in which he found letters to Ronette, a Polaroid photo of a man in drag and a picture of Leo's truck printed in the magazine.\n \nThe P.O. box listed on the letters was found by Hawk to belong to Jacques and that he also sent letters to Laura, which Cooper then connected to the red drapes he saw in his dream and a photo of a cabin in Jacques's apartment.\nHawk then lead Cooper, Truman, and Hayward to a cabin that they suspected to be the one in the photo. On the way, they stop at the Log Lady's cabin, where she had been waiting for them. She said that her log saw something significant and Cooper asked the log what it saw. The Log Lady then answered for it, saying it witnessed the murder of Laura Palmer and that there were three men present. The group continued through the woods and found the cabin Cooper saw in the photo. Inside was a record player, which was playing \"Into the Night.\" Waldo was also found in the cabin along with a camera, blood, and the rest of the poker chip that was partially in Laura's stomach.\nCooper walked back to his room at the end of the day as the Icelandic men became loud once again. He saw that his door was ajar, so he drew his gun and entered, telling whoever was inside to turn on the light. The intruder did so, revealing that they were Audrey, in Coop's bed and upset, requesting him to not make her leave.\nDale sat down on his bed, gently telling Audrey that he could become romantically involved with her, but that she needed a friend. He then left to get food so they can talk to each other.\nThe next morning, he entered the Sheriff's Department with his flute and made his way to the conference room where Doctor Hayward and Sheriff Truman were with Waldo, trying to get him to talk. Hawk then brought Cooper forensics results indicating that Laura, Ronette, and Leo were all in Jacques's cabin. Dale left his voice-activated tape recorder near the birdcage in case Waldo talked before they headed out.\nCooper later went with Truman to the Double R Diner, where they saw Hank Jennings, Norma's husband, freshly released from prison. Truman then wanted to leave, but Coop insisted they stay and treat themselves to cups of black coffee.\nLater, Coop walked through the Great Northern in a tuxedo, ready to go to One Eyed Jacks to investigate Jacques with Ed. Truman told him that Josie suspected that Catherine and Benjamin wished to burn down the sawmill. Cooper agreed to investigate it with him.\nDale and Ed then prepared to leave, getting into their disguises and wireless microphones. A gunshot rang out in the conference room and they went in to find Waldo dead. Cooper found a recording of the bird saying \"Laura, Laura, don't go there,\" \"Hurting me, hurting me,\" \"Stop it,\" and \"Leo, no!\"\n \nThey went to One Eyed Jacks, where they meet Blackie O'Reilly, identifying themselves as Barney and Fred. She pointed them to the casino, where Coop played blackjack and Jacques came to deal the cards.\nCooper played blackjack and wins as he rejected a working girl's advances. He gave Jacques the chip found in his apartment and identified himself as a friend of Leo's before offering to buy him a cocktail. They talked about the drug operation and Jacques's actions on the night Laura Palmer died, along with Waldo and Leo's involvement. Cooper arranged for Jacques to meet him in two hours so that the Sheriff's Department could ambush him and he noted to Hawk his suspicion of Jacques involvement in Laura's murder.\nAfter being shot by Andy, Jacques was taken to the hospital, where Cooper questioned him on his involvement with Laura Palmer and Leo Johnson on the night of the murder, though he said he knew nothing about the train car, where the murder occurred. Cooper and Truman then checked up on Dr. Jacoby, who was also in the hospital. Jacoby had been brought there after having a heart attack following an attack by an unknown assailant.\nThey then went to the sheriff's office, where Lucy informed them about a call from Leo Johnson, during which she could hear a bell from Easter Park. James then came in needing to talk to Harry, but Cooper had him investigate the call instead and talked to James, who gives him a tape of Laura's, pointing suspicion to someone with a red Corvette. Harry then brought in a bag of cocaine found in James' gas tank and Cooper questioned him about it.\nCooper returned to the Great Northern at 4:37 AM and addressed a tape to Diane about the events that had occurred over the course of his very busy day. On the way inside of his room, he found a note on the floor, addressed to \"My special agent\" and the phone rang; it was Andy. Cooper asked if it could wait till morning when there was a knock on the door. He opened the door and was shot in the abdomen three times, while on the phone, Andy said and repeated that Leo had been shot.\n \nCooper lay on the floor, bleeding as Andy's voice was heard through the phone. A senile room service waiter came in with a glass of warm milk. Cooper asked him to put it on the table and call a doctor, but the confused waiter hung up the phone, Cooper believing he made the call. The waiter had him sign the bill for the milk and thanked him before saying he had heard about him, giving him a thumbs-up and a wink before leaving and repeating the thumbs-up, this time Cooper giving one in return. The same thing happened once more and a Giant appeared to the special agent, saying he will tell him three things and to think of him as a friend. The Giant told him \"there's a man in a smiling bag,\" \"the owls are not what they seem,\" and \"without chemicals, he points.\" However, he could say what they mean. The Giant took Cooper's ring\u2014the same one that once belonged to his mother\u2014and said he will return it if the things he said come true. He then said \"Leo locked inside a hungry horse. There's a clue at Leo's house,\" before saying Cooper will require medical attention and disappearing.\nCooper began addressing to Diane, hoping his recorder had the voice-activation function on. He told her about his current condition, thankful he was wearing his bulletproof vest but was hit directly once due to his folding up the vest while chasing a wood tick. He noticed his ring was gone and began telling Diane about his regrets and things he wished he could have done. Truman, Hawk, and Andy then arrived at the hotel room.\nHe awoke at the hospital with Truman, Lucy, and Doc Hayward standing above him and told them what happened. Hayward showed him a bullet that hit him and even managed to kill the tick. Lucy then told him about the current conditions of Leo Johnson's shooting, Jacques' death, and the mill fire.\nAgainst Hayward's orders, Cooper got up and got dressed. While walking around the hospital, he saw Jacques' body bag being rolled out and commented, \"is that bag smiling?\"\nThe lawmen then went to the Johnson home to investigate the shooting of Leo. Cooper deduced exactly what happened, uncertain that Shelly was the one that pulled the trigger. Hawk then found a copy of Flesh World along with Leo's duster, which smelled of gasoline. Rosenfield then arrived and Andy tried to warn Truman, stepping on a loose board and being hit in the face. The board revealed a hidden pair of boots and a stash of cocaine.\nRosenfield examined Cooper's current condition after the shooting and reprimanded him for moving his vest to chase the tick. Andy then came in and told Cooper he has a solution for the \"Leo locked inside a hungry horse\" riddle, informing him that Leo was in a jail in Hungry Horse, Montana on February 9, 1988, the night Teresa Banks was murdered.\nIn the interview room where Truman is questioning James, who informed them that the missing half of Laura's necklace was found in a coconut in Jacoby's office, surprising Cooper, who believed James to have had it.\nCooper then had Andy and Lucy look through an archive of Flesh World to find a photo of Teresa Banks and left them on their own as he addressed a tape to Diane.\nThe special agent and Truman went back to the hospital to see Jacoby, to ask how he came into the possession of half of Laura's necklace, who tells them that the night after the murder, he followed Leo but then saw James and Donna bury the necklace. After they left, he dug it up and took it as a keepsake. He then told them about Laura's double life and that proposed that she had reached the point where she wanted to die and allowed herself to be killed. The lawmen then questioned him about what he knows about the death of Jacques Renault, noting a peculiar smell, but that it was not a typical post-mortem smell, but something like scorched engine oil.\nThey then walked through the hospital with Rosenfield and spot Bobby Briggs, questioning his presence, then they ran into Ed, who told them Nadine was in a coma after an attempted suicide. Truman and Albert left Cooper and Ed alone, who talked about the unhappy relationship between the Hurleys and their sudden marriage and honeymoon. He revealed that while they were hunting on their honeymoon, Ed accidentally shot Nadine's eye out with a buckshot. James was then released to Ed as Cooper walked away and saw Jacques' body bag drying out, which looked like it is smiling.\nThe Sheriff's Department later in the conference room, with Cooper delivering his thoughts on Laura's actions the night she was murdered, including her activities with Leo, Jacques, and an unknown third man.\nAt 11:55 PM, a tired Cooper addressed a tape to Diane in bed about his tiredness and his experience the night before of seeing the Giant, who soon appeared to him again after Dale signed off. Th Giant told him that he forgot to tell him something, that \"one person saw the third man. Three have seen him, yes, but not his body. One only known to you.\" He also told him that Cooper forgot something and he disappears.\n \nThe following morning, Dale ate breakfast with Albert, telling him about Tibet, though the latter much preferred to focus on work, especially the status of Ronette (who had awakened from her coma) and the whereabouts of \"BOB.\" Albert revealed the autopsy of Jacques, finding that he was not strangled. Cooper then noted that his ring as gone, proof to himself that the Giant was real. Much to Cooper's shock, Rosenfield then revealed to him that Windom Earle was unaccounted for.\nCooper and Truman then visited Ronette in the hospital, though she was unable to speak but otherwise conscious. They showed her the sketch of Leo, asking if he was the one who attacked her, but she indicated that he was not. Cooper then showed her the sketch of \"BOB,\" causing her to go into a panic and mention a train.\nThe two went to Truman's office, where Hank Jennings was waiting. After Hank left, Truman told Cooper a little bit about their history before Lucy interrupted, saying that Benjamin Horne was calling. Truman passed along Ben's message to Cooper that Audrey had gone missing.\nLater in the evening, Cooper addressed a tape to Diane about his worries over the whereabouts of both Earle and Audrey. There was then a knock at the door from Major Garland Briggs, who delivered to him a message from a top secret source about signals received from space, and that on the night Cooper was shot, one of the waves read 'THE OWLS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM' and one the next morning said 'COOPER.'\nAt night, Cooper was woken up by a call from Audrey, who said she saw him in his tuxedo and that she planned to come home, but suddenly, Audrey's end of the line was hung up.\n \nThe next morning, Cooper arrived with Albert to Ronette's room. Ronette had just been sedated, and he extracted the letter 'B' from under her fingernail. He then told Harry and Albert about the dream that he had about the Giant and the signs he was told.\nCooper later made a diagram proposing that Mrs. Palmer, Maddy, Ronette, and himself were linked to the long-haired man called \"BOB.\" Albert then announced his forensic findings before insulting Sheriff Truman and getting in a heated confrontation with him.\nCooper then let James leave, telling him he knew the cocaine in his gas tank was planted and did not want to see him arrested again. He then checked on Lucy, who was tasked with finding as many words as she could that used the letters found under the fingernails.\nLeland Palmer then showed up at the Sheriff's Department and told the lawmen that he knew the man in the sketch and said that he had met him near his grandfather's summer home near Pearl Lakes when he was a boy and the man lived in a white house with the name \"Robertson.\" He also said that the man used to flick matches at him, saying \"you wanna play with fire, little boy?\"\nCooper and Truman then sat down with Shelly to get a statement from her concerning Leo, but she was reluctant, not wanting to say anything against him. The special agent passive-aggressively let her go and supposed that the reason she would not talk was that she was after insurance money from her husband's invalid state.\nHe then went to Benjamin Horne and asked him about whether he knew anything about Audrey's disappearance.\nThe FBI man and the sheriff then took a break and they discussed Josie's impending return the next day, Truman requesting to see her first, in private. Hawk then came in with his report over the white house in Pearl Lakes. He was then told by Truman that the one-armed man had been at the station and had to go to the bathroom to take his medication, which reminded Cooper of his dream in which the man knew \"BOB.\"\nThe lawmen then visited Dr. Jacoby, who was with his wife, Eolani, and Cooper hypnotized him. Jacoby revealed that he heard tape ripping and the sounds of Jacques dying and that he knew the face of the killer.\nThey then went to the Palmer home and arrested Leland for the murder of Jacques.\nCooper and Truman took Leland back to the station to interrogate him. He waived his right to an attorney and confirmed that he went to the hospital to search for the man who killed Laura and tearfully confessed that he murdered Jacques out of grief.\nLater, Truman told Cooper that the judge and the prosecutor were on the way into town. He also read off the report from Hawk about the white house, that nobody named Robertson lived near the Palmers. Dale then noticed Andy's boots, who said they were bought from Phillip Gerard, the One-Armed Man. They were the same brand as the boots that belonged to Leo.\nLater, Benjamin Horne showed to Cooper a video of Audrey in captivity and asked him to personally deliver $125,000 in ransom money.\nCooper later walked in on an argument with Andy and Lucy, but he excused the former in order to ask Lucy what had been clearly frustrating her. She told him about things she has noticed about Andy that she did not like and found the opposite in a man named Dick Tremayne. However, she tearfully said that she did not know what she wanted to do and walked away as Truman showed up. Cooper then informs him that he needed the services of the best Bookhouse Boy, but did not say for what purpose.\nJudge Clinton Sternwood later arrived at the Sheriff's Department and was introduced to Cooper. Truman stated that they should find that they have a lot in common. Leland then appeared before the judge, who expressed his condolences. However, he decided to wait for the prosecutor to make a ruling. They all then left Cooper and Truman, the latter confirming that the plan was set for the night with the Bookhouse Boy.\n \nThe Bookhouse Boy then met Cooper at the Roadhouse, revealed to be Truman himself, wearing street clothes rather than his Sheriff's uniform.\nCooper awoke at 6:42 AM the next morning and addressed a tape to Diane while beginning his morning with a headstand, which made him spot a note from Audrey under the bed and determined this to be what the Giant said he had forgotten. The note pointed to One Eyed Jacks.\nHe arrived at the station as Lucy left to visit her sister and he told Harry that he knows where Audrey is.\nLeland's hearing was then held in the Roadhouse, where it was decided that he be released on bail, but must remain in Twin Peaks until his trial. Following this, the hearing concerning Leo was held, where the extent of his brain damage was revealed. However, the judge did not come to a decision on whether Leo will face trial or not, and Cooper told him he did not believe Johnson is guilty, though he is confident that the right man will be found. The judge then told them that he saw Leo as unfit to stand trial and had Truman deliver this news to Shelly as he told Dale his thoughts of the woods in Twin Peaks.\nThe Special Agent later met with Ben Horne, who spoke to Jean Renault over the phone, the latter describing the spot for the exchange. Cooper took the money from Horne and left.\nCooper studied a layout of One Eyed Jacks when Truman showed up, followed by Hawk, who bought in drugs found in the One-Armed Man's hotel room. After Hawk left, the other two discussed their plan to rescue Audrey.\n \nLater that night, the two approached One Eyed Jacks and Cooper noticed a strange owl as Truman knocked out a security guard. They entered the building, searching for the room where Audrey was held. They split up when Truman looked into a room occupied by Jean Renault and Blackie O'Reilly. Cooper ran into Blackie's sister, Nancy, who he restrained and had her lead him to Audrey. When the woman attempted to stab him, he incapacitated her and took Audrey. He then met up with Truman and they started to make their way out but were held up by a man with a gun, who was hit with a blade seconds later, revealed to have been thrown by Hawk.\nCooper delivered Audrey to safety with Truman and Hawk. He determined that her captors had injected her with heroin as she began speaking and showing distress.\nHe and Harry later met in the latter's office, where Harry told Cooper about Jean Renault, who killed Blackie at One Eyed Jacks. Cooper then expressed that this is not the first time that his duties have endangered someone he cares about.\nIn the evening, Ben Horne met the special agent in the Great Northern's dining hall. Dale told him about Renault's killing of Blackie and the condition of Audrey, who was then recovering from a near-lethal amount of heroin.\nCooper then brought Horne to his daughter and they took her home, against Audrey's wishes for Cooper alone to take her.\n \nGordon Cole then arrived in Twin Peaks and stated to Cooper his admiration for the Sheriff's Department and that he reminded him of \"a small Mexican chihuahua.\" Cole warned him that he may be in over his head. Truman then entered and Gordon delivers a letter to Cooper of a chess deal, presumably from Windom Earle.\nCooper, Gordon, Hawk, and Truman later speak with Phillip Gerard, who wished to have his medication, and without it, he seemed to completely switch personalities and identified himself as \"Mike\" and that he was an inhabiting spirit. He said that \"BOB\" is a parasitic spirit feeds on fear and pleasure, and that the two were once partners and that he now wishes to stop \"BOB,\" who had been in the presence of Twin Peaks for nearly 40 years and was in the Great Northern.\nThe following morning, the lawmen joined \"Mike\" for coffee, Truman announcing that they were ready to begin their duties for the day. Gordon then left for Oregon. Cooper, Truman, and Andy then went with \"Mike\" to the Great Northern to find the host of \"BOB.\" When Ben Horne entered the room, \"Mike\" suffered a seizure.\nSubsequently, they went to the home of Harold Smith, who had a secret diary belonging to Laura in his possession. However, he had hanged himself and the diary was partially destroyed. Cooper pieced together some of the pages back at the station, noting the presence of a \"BOB\" being abusive to her over a large period of her life, and said that she will one day \"tell the world about Ben Horne.\" Audrey then came in and told him that her father had a physical relationship with Laura at One Eyed Jacks, of which he is the owner. Cooper told her to not mention this news to anyone else and then told Harry to get a warrant for Horne's arrest.\nCooper, Truman, Hawk, and Andy went to Horne's office while he was in a meeting with a Mr. Tojamura and told him he was wanted for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer, but he was resistant and tried to leave, causing the deputies to apprehend him and take him into custody.\nBack at the Sheriff's Department, the Log Lady showed up, telling Cooper and Harry that \"there are owls in the Roadhouse\" and confirmed the former's suspicion that \"something is happening.\"\n \nThe three traveled to the Roadhouse and sat at a table as the blonde singer performed onstage. Cooper amusingly observed the Log Lady eating a lot of peanuts. Minutes later, he seemed to enter a dream and the musicians onstage disappeared and were replaced by the Giant, who said \"it is happening again... it is happening again,\" before he disappeared and the band returned. The elderly waiter came over to the table and said, \"I'm so sorry,\" and walked away, leaving Cooper deep in thought.\nThe next day, Cooper and Truman went to the Great Northern as the former addressed a tape to Diane, giving his thoughts on the One-Armed Man. They encountered a dancing Leland in the Timber Room and they informed him of the arrest of Ben Horne. Cooper requested Leland to inform him if he were to remember anything strange about Horne's behavior and then he left with the Sheriff, commenting that he was not sure whether everything is fine.\nAfter Doc Hayward received a blood sample from the Horne, the lawmen spoke to the suspect in the interrogation room, with Jerry Horne present. Cooper asked him if he knows anything about the secret diary of Laura Palmer and revealed to him that the lawmen know about One Eyed Jacks.\nWhen the One-Armed Man went missing, Cooper and Truman began to search for him, but they encountered Leland, who was swerving on the road in his convertible and apparently on his way to try out his new golf irons. He told them that he remembered that on the night Laura was murdered, Horne mentioned a \"dairy,\" which Cooper assumed to actually be \"diary.\" Leland then offered to show Cooper his new clubs, but the agent left, as Lucy informed Truman that Gerard had been located.\nThe One-Armed Man was brought to the interview room with Ben Horne and said that \"Bob\" is not present, but had been nearby. In spite of this, Truman charged Horne with the murder of Laura Palmer, and Cooper voiced his disagreement.\nCooper addressed a tape to Diane at 11:05 that night from his hotel room, noting the empty sky and the events of the day, stating his belief that they had yet to find the killer. Audrey showed up at his door and asked what he thought about whether her father was guilty of the crime or not. He then received a call. Another body wrapped in plastic had been found: Maddy Ferguson, Laura's nearly-identical cousin.\nThe following day, Rosenfield stated that his findings of Maddy's murder pointed to the same person who killed Laura. Cooper requested 24 hours to find the culprit.\nDonna Hayward then informed him about an elderly woman named Mrs. Tremond and her grandson who spoke to her the same words that appeared on Harold Smith's suicide note. She took him to the Tremond home, however, a different woman with no connection to the old woman Donna had met answered. She gave them an envelope from Harold, which happened to be a page from Laura's diary - entries from February 22 and 23. In the first entry, Laura described exactly Cooper's dream, except from her point of view. In the second, she described that it would be the night that she dies.\nCooper went to \"Mike's\" bedside for his help. \"Mike\" spoke of a ring, the one taken from Cooper by the Giant, who could help him find \"Bob.\" When he left the room, he saw the elderly waiter, speaking some of the same words he spoke the night of the shooting, in addition to the words \"getting warmer now.\"\nAgent Cooper then made his way to Horne's office, where the Sheriff's Department searched for evidence, which Truman determined to still point the finger at Horne. Rosenfield then presented Ben's blood test.\nBen, Leland, Leo, and Bobby were all then rounded up into the Roadhouse with Agent Cooper, Ed, Albert, and the Sheriff's Department. Cooper stated that he believed among them was the killer, based on the use of his methods, but said that he must then rely on what he calls \"magic.\" Major Briggs then showed up with the elderly waiter, who gave Cooper a pack of gum and said to Leland, \"that gum you like is going to come back in style.\" Cooper then remembered the words Laura spoke to him in his dream: \"my father killed me.\" The Giant appeared and gave back the ring. The special agent asked for Ben Horne to be brought to the Sheriff's Department, with Leland as his attorney. He followed them out but paused to give the old waiter a thumbs-up.\nUpon arriving at the station, Cooper told Leland that Ben would be charged and he whispered in Harry's ear. The group approached the interrogation room and as Ben was nearly escorted inside, Leland was shoved in. The lawmen subsequently entered the room, handcuffing a giggling and howling Leland, who confirmed that he killed Laura and Maddy.\n \nCooper told Truman all of the clues pointing toward \"BOB\" in the body of Leland. These clues included that Ben's blood test was negative, the man in the dream danced (which Leland did following the murder), Leland's hair turning gray (the color of \"BOB's\" hair). Leland began to chant a poem, followed by the sprinkler system being triggered. Leland ran head-first into the interrogation room door and in his dying words came to the realization that he had killed his daughter and asked for forgiveness, and spoke of when \"BOB\" took control of his actions. He also confessed to the murder of Teresa Banks. As Leland died, Cooper recited the last rights from the Tibetan Book of the Dead. Leland then saw a vision of Laura, an apparent sign of forgiveness from her, and he died.\nThe following morning, Agent Cooper, Albert, and Truman met Major Briggs and they discussed the mysterious nature of \"BOB.\" Albert supposes that \"BOB\" was the embodiment of evil and Truman questioned the current whereabouts of this being.\nSuspension from the FBI\nThree days later, Cooper sat with Sarah Palmer and Doc Hayward as they prepared for Leland's funeral. He comforted Sarah, assuring her that it was not truly Leland who committed the heinous acts BOB was responsible for and that her husband died at peace with Laura. He then offered to drive her to the funeral.\nAfter the funeral, Cooper gathered with the town at the Hayward household, where a reception was held. He made it known that he was considering using his available vacation time to spend more time in Twin Peaks. He then witnessed a scuffle between Mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother Dougie, and Pete Martell explained their sibling rivalry that had taken place over the years.\nLater, he folded his laundry in his room as Audrey came in. He said to her that he was going fishing with Major Briggs, but then will leave the town afterward. He once again explained his convictions that he could not be in a romantic relationship with her and told her about Caroline dying under his watch.\n \nCooper went to the Sheriff's Department to say his goodbyes before going on the fishing trip. Harry gave him a Green Butt Skunk fishing lure and a Bookhouse Boy patch, effectively making him an honorary member. However, as he went to leave, Special Agent Roger Hardy arrived with RCMP Officer Preston King, informing Cooper that he had been suspended from the FBI. Hardy told him that the suspension was in relation to the rescue of Audrey Horne and Cooper's suspected motivations behind it.\nHardy questioned Agent Cooper about his visits to One Eyed Jacks and the deaths that occurred during Audrey's rescue. He was informed that his actions compromised a sting operation to stop Jean Renault's drug operation and that they believed Cooper may be responsible for stolen cocaine. He was then asked to hand over his gun and badge.\nLater, he roasted marshmallows with Major Briggs and discussed his actions as well as the subject of BOB and darkness. Briggs mentioned something called the White Lodge, but before speaking any further on the subject, Cooper excused himself to urinate. Suddenly, a bright light appeared and Major Briggs was nowhere to be found.\n \nThe next day, Cooper and Truman spoke with Betty Briggs about her husband's disappearance and that it may have been related to what was classified information. When she left, the Special Agent said that the disappearance was not work-related. Gordon then called, informing Cooper that he had his back in the investigation and informed him that Dennis Bryson was being sent by the DEA. He then met with Hardy in the conference room, stating that he had no defense, as he believed his actions to be right.\nHe then spoke with Truman and Hawk, asking about the White Lodge, which took Hawk's interest. He described the Lodge as being a place where spirits reside. He also spoke of the Black Lodge, the shadow being of the White Lodge. Dennis Bryson then arrived, who Cooper is surprised to see wearing feminine clothes. Dennis then asked to be called Denise and filled them in on the allegations against Cooper. After Denise left, Hawk commented, \"That's a good color for him.\"\nLater, Cooper sorted through his mail, one envelope being from Windom Earle, containing a chess move and a cassette tape, taunting him. In the evening, he received a phone call from Denise, whom he agreed to meet with at the wedding reception for Dougie Milford and Lana Budding. Agent Bryson informed him that a trace of cocaine was found in his car, feeding the suspicion that Cooper was being framed. Cooper then had a dance with Audrey.\nThe next morning at the Sheriff's Department, Cooper flipped a coin to determine what property to consider in Twin Peaks. The coin landed on a photo of Dead Dog Farm.\nA realtor, Irene Littlehorse, took him to the farm, telling him that there is some kind of strange, spiritual connection to the farm and not many people stay. The door was found to be unlocked when they arrived, and Cooper believed there had been a meeting at the house. He then found baby laxative in the sink drain and cocaine on a chair.\n \nBack at the station, Cooper met Colonel C. Reilly of the Air Force, who was heading the investigation of Briggs' disappearance. He asked if he had seen any owls, which Cooper confirmed. Reilly revealed that the messages concerning Cooper supposedly having come from deep space actually came from the woods and that the Briggs disappearance was beyond an issue of national security.\nHe later addressed a tape to Diane concerning a newspaper, in which a chess move from Windom Earle was printed. He also caught her up on his status with real estate in the town and the continuing mysteries it held. There was a knock at his door from Audrey, who brought him pictures of Jean Renault and his dealings with Hank, King, and Ernie Niles. Denise subsequently arrived. Audrey gave him a kiss and left, Cooper subsequently showing Denise the photos.\nDenise and Cooper then questioned Niles in his involvement with Renault and the drug trafficking. He insisted that he did it all against his will and they told him that a major drug supplier would arrive from Seattle and that he was to set up a meeting at Dead Dog Farm.\nThe next morning, Briggs had been found alive and came to the station to discuss his absence. Briggs noted that he had seen an image of a giant owl and when questioned on the nature of his work, he said it is classified. He then brought up Project Blue Book, which still existed in an unofficial capacity and that they were searching for a place called the White Lodge. Air Force personnel then escorted Briggs out as Cooper observed a photograph of three triangles that had appeared behind the Major's ear.\nDale then went to Denise and Ernie, the latter having been convinced to call Renault and make the buy. Cooper then who to Lucy, who he assigned to check personal ads in newspapers for more messages from Earle.\nCooper, Hawk, and Truman then prepared Ernie for the operation and the sheriff made the agent a deputy of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, so he could participate directly in the sting operation within the law. Denise then entered as Dennis.\nCooper watched the operation from afar with Hawk and Sheriff Truman, but Ernie's wire malfunctioned due to his excessive sweat, causing Renault and King to take Ernie and Denise as hostages. Dale gave himself up in exchange for them.\n \nThe Sheriff's Department and the state police soon surrounded Dead Dog Farm. Jean told Cooper that he held him responsible for the deaths of both of his brothers since everything in Twin Peaks seemed to change ever since the FBI Agent arrived in town. Denise then arrived in a Double R Diner waitress outfit, hiding a gun on her leg, which Cooper took and shot Jean Renault dead as Agent Bryson subdued King.\nCooper and Truman went back to the Sheriff's Department, which had its power off, due to an explosion, which Lucy says to have been from a bomb. Cooper then went to Truman's office, finding a dead man gagged in front of a chessboard.\nReturn of Windom Earle\nCooper examined the man's body with Dr. Hayward, finding a black pawn in his mouth. Cooper then correctly determined that they will find a stab wound. He and Truman then found a lodgepole pine needle as Hawk came in, having found one person's set of footprints to and from the station. Cooper knows this murder to be the work of Windom Earle.\nCooper was later informed that he had been cleared of all criminal charges, but he was still suspended, awaiting word from Gordon. Harry allowed him to take charge of the current murder case. Hawk then came in and informed them that Hank was in the hospital after being \"hit by a bus\" and that Leo was now mobile, having attacked Shelly before escaping into the woods.\n \nDale later stood over a chessboard in Harry's office, elaborating on his relationship with Windom, his affair with Caroline, and her subsequent murder.\nBriggs then arrived at the Sheriff's Department, dehydrated. The Major told them that he believed he was in the White Lodge during his absence and that trouble will come. He then left and Andy came in to show them to Dr. Jacoby, who explained his findings concerning Lana Milford and her condition that caused the death of her new husband. Mayor Milford then arrived with a shotgun, believing Lana to be responsible for his brother's death. The deputies, Truman, and Cooper managed to get the mayor to surrender and left in alone in the conference room with Lana as they waited. After they waited, they entered to find the Mayor with kiss marks on his face and announcing that the two of them had decided to adopt a child.\nHarry later showed Cooper a picture of a man named Jonathan, who Josie was involved with, but who had now been killed, and Harry asked him to determine whether she was involved in the death.\nThe next day, Cooper and Truman questioned Bobby and Shelly over the situation with Leo and the night that the mill burned down. Bobby noted a connection between Hank and Leo. Truman also informed Shelly that he would post deputies around the perimeter of the Johnson home.\nAlbert then returned with information about Windom Earle, on orders from Gordon, for he was \"worried about Coop.\" He presented locations where Earle had sent packages containing articles of clothing: a white veil, a garter, white slippers, a pearl necklace, and a wedding dress, all belonging to Caroline.\nCooper and Truman then confronted Josie about the death of Jonathan. Coop went to get some coffee and talked to Pete, who was struggling with a load of dry cleaning and handed it all to Cooper so he could answer the phone. The special agent used this opportunity to take some fibers off of some of Josie's clothing. Albert compared them to fibers found outside of Cooper's room and confirmed that Josie was the one who shot him and that she was also most likely responsible for Jonathan's death.\nCooper went to Truman's office, where Harry informed him that they had identified Earle's victim as a vagrant named Erik Powell. Dale noted that Powell was Caroline's maiden name and believed this to not be a coincidence. They then went to the Double R Diner where Cooper and Doc Hayward both lost against Pete at a game of chess. Cooper decided to bring him on board to help with the Windom Earle case.\nHe later looked at a photo of Caroline and he went back to his room, where a white mask waited on his pillow and a tape played from Windom to Dale.\nThe next morning, Coop listened to Earle's tape with Truman, who swore that he would protect him. They call over Pete Martell.\nAlbert showed him the findings that proved Josie to be the one who shot him and killed Jonathan, but Cooper delayed the arrest, saying that he would talk to her to see if she would confess. However, she insisted that she had nothing to do with the murder. He commanded her to be at the station house at 9:00 or else he would come find her himself.\nPete discussed chess moves with Cooper and Truman, trying to figure out the next move to make against Earle. Albert arrived, informing Cooper privately that the powder found on Josie's gloves matched the gun. Truman overheard this and left the sheriff's station.\nCooper later sat in his room and received a call from Catherine Martell, who told him to go to Thomas Eckhardt's suite, where there was some sort of commotion taking place, culminating in a gunshot. Dale burst into the room, where Eckhardt stood, having been shot, and he then died. Josie was on the bed, pointing a gun at Cooper and he questioned her on Jonathan and his own shooting. Harry then showed up and demanded her to put down the gun. She pointed it at her head and collapsed, then Harry rushed to her and said that she was dead. Cooper then saw a vision of BOB, who tauntingly asked \"what happened to Josie?\" then he disappeared and the little man from his dream appeared dancing before disappearing.\nHarry became devastated by Josie's death and Cooper unofficially took his place in his stead. Cooper noted that Hayward's autopsy on Josie found that her body only weighed 65 pounds.\nCooper then went to Harry at the Bookhouse and told him Josie's criminal history, that she was a wanted felon. Truman was angered by this and shouted at Cooper to leave.\nCooper went to Pete, who had several chess boards set up, trying to play every stalemate game ever played, with the least amount of pieces lost. The Log Lady then arrived, escorted by Major Briggs. Briggs spoke of the marking behind his ear and the Log Lady showed a mark of two mountains on the back of her knee.\nCooper then went to the Double R Diner, where he met Norma's sister, Annie Blackburn and was immediately smitten. He noticed a scar on her wrist as she poured a cup of coffee that he highly approves of. Hawk then came in to retrieve him to go see Harry.\n \nHarry was now angry and drunk, having thrown around all of the furniture in the Bookhouse. Cooper tried talking him into handing over his gun and that his life was not over now that Josie's was. As Truman broke down into tears, the two friends embraced. Truman later fell asleep and Cooper commanded Hawk to keep an eye on him.\nThe next day, Harry returned to work after Thomas Eckhardt's assistant, Jones, had tried to kill Harry. They had the woman in custody but she only wanted to speak with the South African consulate. As Cooper gave him a recipe for a hangover cure, Truman became sick.\nDoctor Hayward then came to inform them that Earle had been at his house and delivered a chess move. Gordon Cole then arrived with a portion of Earle's dossier for Dale. They learned that Earle was part of Project Blue Book in 1965. Gordon then reinstated Cooper into the FBI before they headed out for breakfast.\nThey arrived at the Double R Diner and Gordon immediately (and loudly) became smitten with Shelly. Cooper drew on a napkin and looks outside at some birds while Harry came over from the restroom. Annie then came over to serve coffee. Cooper began telling Annie a joke, which was interrupted and Harry completely picked up on Cooper's attraction to Annie, much like Dale noticed Harry and Josie's attraction weeks earlier. Cooper then finished the joke, which Annie found quite funny. She also recognized the drawing Cooper had made as looking like a design at Owl Cave.\n \nCooper, Truman, Hawk, and Andy then explored Owl Cave, searching for the symbol. Owls swooped overhead after they find it and Andy accidentally struck the symbol, causing it to partially open and reveal a petroglyph.\nLater at the Great Northern, Dale began addressing a tape to Diane, describing the day's events but stopped when he saw Annie at the bar and went to speak with her, continuing to be fascinated by her.\nThe lawmen went back to Owl Cave, noting that someone had been there before them. Hawk noticed the same tracks he saw at the power station: Windom Earle. Cooper told Andy to make a large-scale drawing of the glyph.\nDale arrived at the Double R Diner and asked Annie for coffee and donuts before inviting her to go on a nature study with him later that afternoon. Dale then heard Shelly Johnson reciting a poem that was given to her, Donna, and Audrey by Earle.\nHe took the poem to Harry and explained it to him as a poem he had once given to Caroline. Hawk then brought Donna's portion of the poem, and Cooper asked him to bring Leo's arrest report. He then went to the conference room, where Briggs waited with Andy. He then requested Briggs' help to discover the extent of Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book, but while Briggs was reluctant, he agreed to do what had been requested. Cooper then looked over Leo's file, comparing the handwriting with the poem, which he determined to have been transcribed by Johnson.\nLater, Coop sat in a canoe with Annie, enjoying nature and talking. The subject of one of her ex-boyfriends came up but proved to be a tough subject for her. Cooper then told her that he understands the kind of pain she has faced. They then shared a kiss and went back to shore, hand in hand.\nLater in the evening, Cooper sat by a fireside at the Great Northern with a glass of milk and was joined by John Justice Wheeler. The two discussed love and everything it brought as well as their respective romantic situations.\n \nAt the park, a wooden box suspected to be a bomb was found in the gazebo. He opened the box to reveal a large black pawn with a dead man inside. Attached was a note that read: \"next time it will be someone you know.\"\nAs the pawn was removed, a young man told the law enforcement about the victim \u2014 named Rusty Tomasky \u2014 and what had happened to him prior to his murder. Cooper noted that this move from Earle was without warning.\nCooper and Truman later met with Briggs, who had been going over Project Blue Book files and Earle's involvement with the project. Earle had been removed when he started to become obsessive and violent. They viewed a tape of Earle discussing an evil place called the Black Lodge. Dale supposed that the real reason his old partner came to Twin Peaks for the Lodge and not purely to terrorize him.\nCooper called a meeting with Shelly, Audrey, and Donna, asking them if they had any strange encounters prior to receiving their parts of the poems. Shelly also confirmed that the handwriting was Leo's and the special agent told the girls safety precautions to take, as they are in danger.\nHe later observed the glyph with Harry and Andy, trying to interpret it. As Andy went to check on the status of Briggs' impending arrival, Cooper looked out the window, thinking about Annie and talked about his feelings for her with Harry. Suddenly, his hand started shaking uncontrollably, but he managed to stop it.\nHe went to the Double R where he talked with Annie as she served him coffee. They discussed their respective thoughts about each other and then he offered to take her dancing before they share a kiss and accidentally knock over a plate.\n \nHe met her that evening at the Roadhouse, where she reluctantly decided to get up and dance with him, as she did not know how. He began to teach her and they shared another kiss, discussing perhaps more than that. However, they were interrupted by Mayor Milford trying to make an announcement with much microphone feedback. Cooper then saw the Giant, saying \"No,\" and seemingly trying to warn him.\nThe next day, Cooper and Truman observed the glyph with Andy again and discussed Windom Earle as well as thoughts about the death of Josie and his vision of BOB. He said that BOB may be attracted to fear and has his origins in the Black Lodge.\nHe later addressed a tape to Diane after meditating, updating her on the situation with the glyph and Windom Earle. He also brought up Annie to her, who then showed up at his door. She requested his input on her speech for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest. After discussing trees and forests as a metaphor for Annie's life, they became intimate.\nSubsequently, he went to the sheriff's station where Briggs had been brought in a strange state of mind. The Major answered his questions incoherently, so Cooper decided to keep him in their care. He also told Harry more of his thoughts on the Black Lodge, and the nature of its door and that it requires them to be in a precise place at a precise time.\nCooper noticed that alignment of certain planets have something to do with when the door is open. Briggs then said \"fear and love open the doors,\" Dale believing this to mean that fear opens the Black Lodge and love opens the White Lodge. Briggs also spoke of a queen, and Cooper related this to a chess move by Earle and that this must be whoever would win the crown of Miss Twin Peaks. Andy accidentally knocked over a bonsai plant in the conference room and Harry noticed that it had been bugged by Windom Earle the whole time.\nDale and Harry arrived at the Miss Twin Peaks pageant as Lana Budding Milford began her performance, capturing the attention of every man in attendance. The pageant went on and Cooper found particular resonance with Audrey's speech, declaring that when something one cares about is in danger, one must fight for it, or lose it. As expected, he also listened closely to Annie's speech just prior to the vote for the winner.\nThe winner of Miss Twin Peaks was announced as Annie, which stunned Cooper, knowing that this meant something to Earle. Suddenly, the lights went out and some turned back on as strobes while smoke bombs went off. Cooper saw Windom Earle dressed as the Log Lady, but a smoke bomb went off in front of him. He searched for Annie as the lights turned back on and she was nowhere to be seen. Andy came to him and announced that he believed the glyph to be a map.\nBack at the station, Cooper and Hawk observed the map as Harry entered, saying he had put out an all-points-bulletin for Earle, who was nowhere to be found. Dale noticed in the map the Giant, the little man, and a connection to \"fire walk with me.\" Pete then came in saying the Log Lady stole his truck, but Cooper insisted that she did not and that she would arrive soon. Truman then noticed twelve sycamore trees and knew Glastonbury Grove to have this attribute. The Log Lady then arrived with oil. She told them that her husband brought it to her before he died, saying it was the opening to a gateway. They connect this to Jacoby's earlier statement about \"scorched engine oil.\" Hawk then brought in Ronette Pulaski and she recognizes the smell of the oil from the night Laura was killed.\nCooper went with Truman to Glastonbury Grove, where Pete's truck had been abandoned. He insisted that he must go alone. He headed into the grove, where owls sat in the trees. He spotted footprints outside the apparent gateway, where a red curtain appeared and he went inside.\nOnce inside, he heard a man singing a song and saw a Venus de Milo statue at the end of what seemed to be a hallway. He entered a room, where the little man danced over to his chair and the light flickered as the man sang in a spotlight.\nHe sat in the red room from his dream with the little man, who called it the waiting room, offered him coffee, and said some of his friends are here. Laura came and sat down, greeting him and saying \"I'll see you again in 25 years\" and she disappeared. The senile waiter appeared in her place and served him a cup of coffee. He was then replaced by the Giant, who went and sat down, saying \"one and the same\" and disappearing. Cooper reached for his coffee, but it turned into a solid form when he tried to drink it, then back to liquid when he tried to pour it, then to a syrup-like state. The little man said \"fire walk with me\" and the lights began to flicker as Dale heard a scream. He entered the hallway again and went into a room identical to the waiting room. He went back into the hallway and through the entrance he had come from, back to the waiting room, where the little man told him \"wrong way\" and he went back to the identical room, where the little man appeared laughing, saying there is another friend. Maddy Ferguson appeared, saying \"watch out for my cousin\" and disappeared.\n \nCooper left the room and to another one, this being empty until a doppelganger of the little man and Laura appeared, the latter screaming as the light flickered again and Cooper saw a vision of Earle. He ran to another empty room and began to bleed. He followed a trail of his own blood to a room where he saw Caroline and himself. Caroline turned into Annie and disappeared, the light flickering again. He went to another room where he saw Annie again, who sais she saw the face of the man who killed her - her husband. She turned into Caroline, then back to Annie, then a screaming Laura, and then Windom Earle. Annie appeared near them and disappeared. Earle offered to let Annie live in exchange for Cooper's soul, which he accepted. Windom stabbed him, but he then saw BOB grappling Earle, telling him to be quiet, saying that he was wrong, and could not ask for Cooper's soul. BOB took Windom Earle's soul and laughed as Cooper left the room.\nHe walked through the hallway, where he encountered Leland Palmer's doppelganger, who insisted that he did not kill anybody, then saw his own doppelganger who began to chase him. Cooper's doppelganger escaped the Black Lodge while he remained trapped.\nAt one point while experiencing a strange dream involving the Black Lodge and its residents, in the non-linear realm, Laura encountered Cooper at a point after he had become trapped there. Cooper implored her not to take \"the ring\", a mysterious object that gives its wearer a sort of connection to the Black Lodge. This displayed that the Black Lodge does not exist on the same plane of time as everything else.\nIn the Red Room, sometime after he warned Laura in her dream not to take the ring, he noticed that it was no longer on the table shown to him by the little man. He asked the man where it was and he replied, \"someone else has it now.\" Cooper realized with horror that \"someone else\" is Annie.\n \nFollowing her death, Laura's spirit appeared in the Red Room and looked up at Cooper, whose hand rested on her shoulder and he smiled at her. Shortly thereafter, Laura's angel appeared before them both.\nDossier\nIn 2016, a dossier compiled by Major Briggs was found, containing many documents concerning the town of Twin Peaks, and Cole assigned Special Agent Tamara Preston to research it. Among the documents was limited information on Agent Cooper.\nHis favorite book was noted to be The Official Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy by The Warren Commission Report, despite Cooper's skepticism on the commission's findings.\nIncluded in the dossier was The Andrew Packard Case manuscript, retrieved from the Bookhouse and written by Cooper during his month in Twin Peaks. Agent Preston identified him as the author due to his frequent references in the manuscript to the pie and coffee at the Double R Diner.\nCooper was considered by Major Briggs to be the only natural successor to his role as archivist, however, Briggs was left discomforted for unspecified reasons when meeting with Cooper's doppelganger the day after he returned from the Black Lodge and continued his investigation alone.\nTwenty-five years later\nAfter spending twenty-five years in the Lodge, Cooper sat across from a man who resembled the Giant and pointed his attention to the sounds of a phonograph. The man said \"It is in our house now,\" and \"It all cannot be said aloud now.\" The man then told Cooper to remember \"430\" and \"Richard and Linda. Two birds with one stone.\" He told Cooper that he \"is far away,\" and Cooper disappeared.\nIn the red room, Mike asked Cooper \"is it future or is it past?\" and said that someone was there. Laura Palmer came and spoke to Cooper, telling him he could \"go out now,\" and asked if he recognized her. He asked her if she was Laura Palmer and she gave an identical answer to the one she gave in the dream he had many years ago: \"I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back.\" Cooper then asked if she was Laura Palmer, which she confirmed, and that she was both dead and living. She then removed her face, which revealed a bright light, then placed it back. Cooper then asked her when he could leave, and she walked over and kissed him before whispering in his ear, much like the dream from long ago. Suddenly, Laura screamed and a force pulled her out of the room. The red drapes blew back, revealing a pale horse and darkness. Mike appeared to Cooper again and asked the same question as before and lead him out of the room, showing him to an electric tree with a fleshy mass that the little man \u2014 or, the arm \u2014 had evolved into. The arm asked Cooper if he remembered his doppelganger, and explained that it must be returned in order for Cooper to be allowed to leave.\nThe arm said \"253. Time and time again,\" and repeatedly said BOB's name before telling Cooper to go. He followed Mike out of the room and soon found himself in a room with Leland Palmer, who told him to find Laura. Cooper exited the room and the red room began to distort. He went back out to the hallway and pulled back drapes to see his doppelganger driving. The room began to shake, with the chevron floor shifting. The arm's doppelganger said \"Non-exist-ent!\" and Cooper was dropped to the floor to a glass box in New York City. He was transported out of the box and through darkness.\nCooper descended through a void and was dropped into an area with a purple hue. He looked upon a body of water and went through a set of windows to find an eyeless woman sitting in front of a fireplace. He asked her where they were, but she would not speak, except with a sort of breathy noise. A loud pounding began to occur and the woman signaled Cooper to be quiet. When he approached a mechanism on the wall, the woman kept him away from it and led him up a ladder to the roof. The woman pulled a lever on a mechanism present on the roof and received an electric shock, causing her to fall into the void, where Cooper also saw Major Briggs' head floating and saying \"Blue Rose.\" He went back down the ladder to see a different woman sitting in front of the fireplace. The mechanism then began to hum.\nAgent Cooper approached the mechanism and the woman told him \"When you get there, you will already be there,\" and warned him of her mother coming. Cooper was taken inside the mechanism, leaving behind his shoes. He was then transported to Las Vegas through an electrical socket, materializing next to a pile of his tulpa Dougie Jones' vomit. He was found by Dougie's prostitute, Jade, who believed he indeed was Dougie.\nWith Cooper in a sort of low-functioning amnesiac state, Jade took him to the Silver Mustang Casino, giving him $5 to \"call for help,\" a phrase he repeated to a security guard who pointed him to get change for his $5 bill. With his change, he went out to the casino floor and witnessed a gambler with the jackpot, saying \"Hello!\" Agent Cooper repeated this phrase as he began playing slot machines, earning a jackpot at every one he played, having been drawn to them by an image of the red room floating above them.\nHis constant jackpots soon earned him the nickname \"Mr. Jackpots\" and he was approached by Bill and Candy Shaker, who believed he was Dougie. Their conversation revealed to Cooper where Dougie lived, information that he relayed in the casino office, where he was taken to be given his winnings and called a limo.\nWith the information he learned from Shaker, he directed the limo driver to Dougie's house and stood outside with him until Janey-E, Dougie's wife, approached him and slapped him, as she too believed he was Dougie, who had been away for several days with no contact. She took him inside, upset with him until discovering his casino winnings, which she figured could be used to pay off her and Dougie's debts.\nThe next morning, Cooper sat on Dougie's bed and Mike faintly appeared to him, saying that he was tricked and that either Cooper or his doppelganger must die. As Mike disappeared, Cooper felt the need to urinate, so Janey-E took him to the bathroom, where he relieved himself. He looked at himself in the mirror and Janey-E dressed him but left his tie up to him. Dougie's son, Sonny Jim saw Cooper and gave him a thumbs-up, which Cooper imitated.\n \nWith his tie over his head, he made his way down to breakfast, where Sonny Jim helped him sit down and eat his pancakes. He took a sip of his coffee, which he spat out due to the heat, then grinned, saying \"Hi!\"\nAs Cooper left the house with Dougie's family, he observed Sonny Jim sitting in the car and shed a tear.\nJaney-E took him to Dougie's work, Lucky 7 Insurance, where he wandered until he felt let by a statue aiming a revolver. He followed Dougie's co-worker, Phil Bisby, to a board meeting, getting a coffee from him in the elevator. At the meeting, Anthony Sinclair told Cooper that he had covered for Dougie's absence over the previous days. As Sinclair presented a report, Cooper blurted out an accusation that Sinclair was lying. Dougie's boss, Bushnell Mullins, met with him privately to discuss this matter and gave him case files to assess by the next day.\nAt the end of the workday, Cooper found himself drawn to the statue he had seen that morning and examined it for quite some time.\nHe was soon taken home by an officer and Janey-E took him inside. She fed him and planned an appointment for him to see a doctor, then had him say goodnight to Sonny Jim. Cooper played with Sonny Jim's clap-activated light with him until Janey-E angrily called him down, having received photos of Jade and Dougie in an unmarked envelope. She reprimanded him and received a call from the men Dougie owed money to and planned to meet them, then she told Cooper to work on Dougie's case files.\nMike appeared to Cooper, urging him to \"wake up\" and to \"not die.\" Cooper then began to see light on the case files and began drawing scribbles, zig-zags, and other lines where the light appeared.\nCooper went to Dougie's work the next morning and was called into Mullins' office. The boss was first confused by the seemingly childish scribbling on the case files, but soon appeared to understand them and tried to shake Cooper's hand, but \"Dougie\" did not seem to understand the gesture.\nLater, as Cooper worked, Sinclair tried getting his attention until police came to speak with him about his car. With Janey-E coming to his side, it was eventually revealed that Dougie's car had been involved in an explosion.\nAs they exited the building a hitman attacked Cooper, who quite capably disarmed the hitman as the arm appeared to him, telling him to squeeze the man's hand off.\nAs Mullins made a statement to the police, Cooper and Janey-E waited and Detective D. Fusco brought coffee to him. He soon observed the American flag in the room, as well as a woman's shoes, then focused on an electrical outlet.\nHe was taken to Dougie's doctor for a physical, during which, he was found to be in exceptional health, much to Janey-E's surprise, as Dougie was usually overweight.\nAfter going back home, Cooper ate cake as Janey-E tried to tempt him. Despite him giving little response, she took him to their room and they had sex.\nMullins later called Cooper to his office, speaking about his report, which revealed that Rodney and Bradley Mitchum's hotel was not burned by arson, but by accident. Mullins prepared a check for $30 million to reimburse the brothers.\nAs Mullins escorted him out of the building, Cooper saw a vision of Mike in a nearby bakery's doorway and walked toward him. He returned with a box and was taken to a limousine, which drove him to a meeting with the Mitchum brothers. Inside the box, Cooper brought a cherry pie, which, along with the check, was a token of peace, and they treated him to dinner.\nLater, Sonny Jim took Cooper outside to play catch, but Cooper ended up just being hit by Sonny Jim's throw.\nThe Mitchum brothers later brought Cooper to Mullins' office to bring him gifts. The brothers also brought Sonny Jim a gym set, which Cooper and Janey-E watched him play on as the latter told him how much she loved him.\nJaney-E took Cooper to work in the new convertible the Mitchums bought them and Sinclair took him out for coffee. After Cooper became distracted by pies, Sinclair became near-hysterical, apologizing to Cooper. They went to Mullins' office, where Sinclair confessed to his activities with Duncan Todd and thanked \"Dougie\" for saving his life.\nCooper appeared in one of Cole's \"Monica Bellucci\" dreams. However, Cole noted that he could not see Cooper's face.\nJaney-E later brought Cooper a slice of cake and as he ate it, he observed and experimented with objects on a table. He turned on a television with a remote, and on the television, Sunset Boulevard was being shown. In the film, the name \"Gordon Cole\" was spoken, startling Cooper. He focused his attention on a nearby electrical outlet and crawled toward it, sticking a fork inside and causing a blackout at the Jones home.\nCooper was hospitalized, having fallen into a coma. He soon woke with his mind fully restored as a strange noise occurred in the hospital. Mike appeared to him, commenting on his awakening and informing him that his doppelganger was still outside of the Lodge and gave Cooper the ring. Cooper then gave Mike a strand of his hair to make another duplicate of himself. Janey-E and Sonny Jim came, followed by Mullins and Cooper announced his leave from the hospital.\nCooper borrowed Mullins' handgun and had him contact the Mitchum brothers to arrange for him a plane to Spokane. He then gave Mullins a message to read to Cole before saying his farewells and leaving the hospital.\n \nHe brought Janey-E and Sonny Jim to the Silver Mustang Casino, telling them that he appreciated their time together and that he would be leaving. He told them that he would be back, but managed to first misspeak, indicating that Dougie would return to them. Although Janey-E realized he was not her husband, he did not acknowledge this to her and she thanked him for his help and gave him a kiss before he left.\nOn the way to the plane, Cooper revealed his identity to the Mitchum brothers and told them he needed to reach the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. The brothers became skeptical about visiting a law enforcement office, but Cooper assured them that he could vouch for them having \"hearts of gold.\"\nAs he reached Twin Peaks, Cooper called the sheriff's station, reaching Lucy, who transferred him to Sheriff Frank Truman, Harry's brother. Cooper heard a gunshot and Truman indicated to him that his doppelganger had been shot. He told Truman to not touch the body and soon arrived.\nHe witnessed woodsmen release BOB from the doppelganger. BOB attacked Cooper as well as Freddie Sykes, who was to fulfill his destiny, shattering BOB into pieces. Cooper placed the ring on the doppelganger's body, causing him to disappear.\nCooper asked Truman for the key to his room at the Great Northern Hotel, which Briggs told him would be in Truman's possession. Cooper then saw the eyeless woman before Deputy Bobby Briggs arrived. Cooper told Bobby that his father was aware of the events unfolding that day and told him of a meeting Briggs had with Gordon Cole, who arrived just then. He told all present that there were things that would change and that \"the past dictates the future.\"\nDale told Frank to give his regards to Harry and the eyeless woman approached Cooper, her appearance then changing to that of Diane. They kissed and Diane assured Cooper that she \"remembered everything.\" He told the others that he hoped to see them again and the room darkened as Cooper called out to Gordon.\nCooper, Diane, and Gordon went to the furnace room of the Great Northern, following a strange noise coming from a door, which Cooper used his room key to unlock. He told them \"see you at the curtain call\" and went through the door alone.\nHe met Mike, who recited the \"fire walk with me\" poem and led him to the Dutchman's to see Phillip Jeffries about February 23, 1989. Jeffries showed Cooper where to find Judy, showing him the symbol found inside Owl Cave, which then formed into two diamonds, then an 8. He told Cooper he could \"go in now\" and was transported back to February 23, 1989.\nHe watched Laura talk to James Hurley and was briefly spotted by her, causing her to scream. After she abandoned James, she ran into Cooper in the woods and recognized him from her dream.\nShe took his hand and he promised to take her home. As they approached an opening on Blue Pine Mountain, leading to the Fireman's home, Laura disappeared and a stunned Cooper could hear her screams over a billowing sound.\nIn the red room, Cooper sat near Mike, who asked \"is it future or is it past?\" Cooper observed the chair Laura had sat in before following Mike to the evolution of the arm, who asked if it was the \"story about the little girl who lives down the lane.\"\nLaura whispered into Cooper's ear before being pulled through the red room's ceiling, screaming. He then found Leland, who asked him to find Laura and he exited the room through billowing curtains, finding Diane on the other side, asking if he was really him and he asked the same of her.\nCooper and Diane drove 430 miles, Diane warning Cooper that their destination would not be what he expected. Upon arrival, he got out of the car and observed their surroundings before getting back in. Fearing that things would change before they crossed, he asked Diane to kiss him. They drove along the shoulder of the road and their surroundings changed.\nThey reached a roadside motel and Cooper went inside before going to a room with Diane. In the motel room, they had mechanical sex, a distressed Diane covering Cooper's face and looking away from him.\nCooper woke alone, finding a note from \"Linda\" to her partner, \"Richard\" saying that she had left him and told him not to find her. Cooper then exited a different motel than the night before and left in a different car.\nHe eventually reached Odessa and stopped at a coffee shop called Eat at Judy's, where he asked the working waitress, Kristi, if there was another who worked there and was told it was her day off. After coming to Kristi's aid against a group of men, she gave him the other waitress's address and he put the men's handguns in the coffee shop's deep fryer, warning the staff that the heat could set off the guns.\nCooper went to the waitress's house, spotting a telephone pole outside of it with a number \"6\" attached to it. He knocked on the door, stunned to find that the woman in the home \u2013 identifying herself as Carrie Page \u2013 strongly resembled an older Laura Palmer and believed she indeed was Laura. He told Carrie that is was important for her to go with him to Twin Peaks to the Palmer house. Already needing to leave town, Carrie agreed to go with him. As she packed, Cooper saw a dead man and a white horse figurine in her living room.\nOn the drive to Twin Peaks, Carrie became briefly concerned about a car driving behind them until it passed without incident. She then rambled to Cooper about her regrets before falling asleep. They later stopped at a Valero gas station.\nWhen they reached Twin Peaks, Cooper asked Carrie if she recognized anything, but she said she did not. Upon reaching the Palmer home, Cooper was surprised to see that Sarah Palmer was not there. Instead, there lived a woman named Alice Tremond, who had purchased the home from a Mrs. Chalfont. They walked away from the home, perplexed.\nCooper turned back around to look at the house and asked aloud what year it was as Carrie became increasingly distressed before screaming in terror as the house's lights went out.\nRelationships\n\nFamily\n\nFather\nDale maintained a healthy relationship with his father well into his adulthood, and it was he who inspired the 13-year-old Dale to begin transcribing tapes. Cooper's father also completely supported his decision to join the FBI.\nMother\nDale had a good relationship with his mother, who taught him that death was not something to be feared. She also instilled in him to trust dreams. Her death deeply affected Dale, and when he had a dream through which she gave him a ring she used to wear, he began to wear it on his pinky finger for many years.\nEmmet Cooper\nCooper's relationship with his brother prior to the latter leaving for college is unclear. However, it was presumably a good one since Dale wished he was able to come to their mother's funeral. However, after Emmet caught wind of Dale joining the FBI, he sent him a letter calling him a \"tool of the establishment\" and said that he would \"rot in hell.\" Despite this, Dale was glad to hear from him.\nAl Cooper\nDale seemed to have a good relationship with his uncle, and, years down the road, he put the gambling tips he was taught by him to good use.\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Department\nMuch like how he relates to the town itself, Cooper gained an instant rapport with many of the townspeople on arrival to Twin Peaks \u2014 most particularly Sheriff Harry S. Truman and his deputies, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill and Andy Brennan.\nHarry S. Truman\n \nWhile Truman was initially skeptical of Cooper's unconventional investigative methods and otherworldly ideas, he was most often willing to accept Cooper's judgment (even referring to Cooper as \"the finest lawman I have ever known\" to agents investigating Cooper's alleged drug-running to Canada). Over time, a deep bond emerged between the two, as displayed in various scenes: when Truman assists Cooper in rescuing Audrey Horne from One Eyed Jacks, Truman deputizing Cooper following Cooper's suspension from the Bureau, and Truman waiting patiently for two days at Glastonbury Grove for Cooper to emerge from the Black Lodge.\nHawk\nCooper had much respect for Hawk and his essential skill for the town's lawmen. Upon his originally-planned departure from Twin Peaks, Cooper said that if he ever became lost, he hoped Hawk would be the one who found him.\nAndy Brennan\nCooper formed a great respect in Andy and helped him whenever needed, particularly when it came to his marksmanship skill. He told Andy that he admired the deputy's bravery and his large heart.\nFederal Bureau of Investigation\n\nGordon Cole\nCooper seems to be very close with his superior, Gordon Cole, the two sharing the quirk of often giving a \"thumbs-up\" sign. When Cooper was suspended from the FBI, Cole expressed his support for him. When Windom Earle came to Twin Peaks, Cole sent Albert Rosenfield to help, as Cole was \"worried about Coop.\"\nAlbert Rosenfield\nCooper's strongest relationship outside of the townspeople was that of his friendship with his colleague, Agent Albert Rosenfield. Though he had strong respect and admiration for Rosenfield's medical skills and was seemingly undaunted by Rosenfield's sarcastic manner, he had little tolerance or patience for Rosenfield's treatment of the town's citizens \u2014 most particularly his animosity towards Sheriff Truman (which notably thawed over time).\nRomantic Relationships\n\nMarie Schlurman\nCooper's next-door-neighbor Marie was his first romantic interest, following an incident where he saw her in her underwear through her window. Their relationship confused Dale, as she would seem to go back and forth in having an interest in him, and kissed him while she grieved over the death of Bobby Kennedy. Following a drug overdose during a flower child stage, she became a born-again Christian and the two later had a sexual encounter, which was interrupted by a rocket.\nAndy\nAndy was a girl from Bryn Mawr College whom Cooper met while a student at Haverford. After the two had a sexual encounter in the woods, she revealed to him that she was married to a man named Tim, with whom she was to go on an exchange trip to Holland. After returning without her husband, Andy and Dale had a \"study on the limitations of the mind and body\" inside a hotel room. However, their affair was cut short when Tim was injured and she decided to return to him.\nLena Fraser\nDale became sexually-frustrated during his time with Lena Fraser, made more serious by her vow to celibacy that was in place until she came to terms with her mother, due to her mother sleeping with a former boyfriend of hers. During a trip to her home with Dale, Lena set the house on fire and on the way back, she and Dale had a sexual encounter in the car, which caused them to hurtle toward a group of cattle. Their relationship was cut off when Lena went to a psychiatric hospital and she later married her high school sweetheart.\nCaroline Earle\nPrior to his activity in the town of Twin Peaks, Cooper's strongest romantic relationship was his affair with Caroline Earle, the wife of his former partner, Windom Earle. Caroline had been under Cooper and Earle's protection for witnessing a federal crime Earle committed when he lost his mind, but on one night when Cooper's guard was down, Caroline was murdered by Windom. Caroline's death and his failure to protect her continued to haunt Cooper on his arrival to Twin Peaks, referring to a \"broken heart\" when discussing women with Truman and his deputies. He also related a version of the story of Caroline to the teenage Audrey Horne.\nAudrey Horne\n \nOn arrival to Twin Peaks, Cooper became quickly aware that 18-year-old Audrey Horne, the daughter of local businessman Benjamin Horne, harbored a crush on him. The attraction appeared to be mutual, as Cooper was clearly drawn to Audrey \u2014 but he was quick to rebuff her advances when Audrey turned up in his hotel bed. Cooper explained she was too young, but he did genuinely want to be her friend. However, following her disappearance orchestrated by Jean Renault, Cooper privately confessed to Diane that in Audrey's absence all he could think of was her smile. Following her rescue, there remained a close and affectionate friendship with the two, most notably when Audrey arrived at his hotel room for comfort following her father's arrest and her sad farewell when she believed Cooper was leaving Twin Peaks for good. Audrey later gave Cooper a surprising kiss on the cheek when she discovered evidence that cleared him of drug charges, and they later slow-danced at the Milford wedding.\nAnnie Blackburn\nFollowing his reinstatement to the FBI, Cooper met Annie Blackburn, the sister of Norma Jennings, whom he instantly fell in love with. Annie was established as being a kindred spirit, experiencing the world with curiosity and wonder. Much like Cooper's pain over Caroline Earle, Annie also nursed a broken heart from someone in her past, which was implied to have resulted in a suicide attempt, and affected her decision to later attend a convent. Cooper helped her to prepare for participation in the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and they slept together. However, during the contest, she was kidnapped by Windom Earle and taken to the Black Lodge to use her 'fear' to open the gateway.\nPersonality\nAgent Cooper displayed an array of quirky mannerisms such as giving a 'thumbs up' when satisfied, quoting sage-like sayings, a distinct sense of humor, and a passionate love for the Double R's cherry pie and a \"damn fine cup of coffee.\" One of his most popular habits was keeping a tape-recorded journal with his portable microcassette recorder and addressing all entries to his secretary, Diane Evans. These entries ranged from important observations or notes regarding a case to the often energetic, yet superfluous observations of everyday life.\nHighly intelligent, determined, and perceptive, Cooper was a capable investigator. He lacked skepticism, in direct contrast with fellow agent Albert Rosenfield, and trusted in his dreams to solve cases, in addition to employing unconventional techniques. Despite being in charge of the Laura Palmer investigation, he treated his fellow lawmen as equals and showed a deep concern for their well-being.\nAccording to Special Agent Tammy Preston, Cooper suffered from what she called \"white knight syndrome,\" which she defined as \"the irresistible urge to rescue every damsel in distress.\"\nDuring his catatonic state, during which he was known as \"Dougie Jones,\" he was largely unresponsive and only spoke words that he heard others say. Occasionally, aspects of his normal self could be seen. For example, his intuition was displayed when he correctly determined that Anthony Sinclair was lying on his insurance reports. Additionally, he retained his love of coffee and pie and displayed familiar reactions to each.\nFollowing his return to Twin Peaks and his new journey to \"find Laura,\" Cooper underwent an odd personality change. Upon arriving at the \"Eat at Judy's\" diner, he willingly waved a loaded gun around at the staff and innocent patrons and placed them in danger by putting the guns in a deep fryer knowing the heat could set them off. At the same time, however, the reason he acquired the gun was due to defending a waitress from being sexually harassed by some cowboys, suggesting he retained his strong moral values, and he warned the staff to stay away from the fryer. The full extent of what this means about Cooper's personality moving forward remains unknown.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending presented in the International Pilot.\nCooper begins breathing heavily in his sleep until he receives a phone call from a man who claims to know who killed Teresa Banks and of the \"stitches with the red thread.\" He says he is at the hospital and hangs up. Cooper sits up and receives a phone call from Lucy, who says that Sarah Palmer saw Laura's killer, so Sheriff Truman and Deputy Hawk are on their way to the Palmer home to get a sketch. Cooper tells her to have Harry get the sketch and go to the hospital. He addresses a tape to Diane at 2:24 AM to tell her of the phone calls he just received.\nHe meets Sheriff Truman at the hospital, where the one-armed man from the elevator waits in the shadows of the room where Laura's body was examined. The man identifies himself as \"Mike\" and tells them that he lived above a convenience store with a man named \"BOB.\" Cooper brings up Mike's activity at the hospital earlier, and Mike says he was looking for BOB. He also says that he had a tattoo on his arm, but cut the arm off when he saw the face of God. Sheriff Truman shows a sketch of a long-haired man to Mike, who identifies it as BOB and says he is in the basement.\n \nCooper and Truman enter the basement, where BOB welcomes them to the \"killer's lair.\" They approach him and he asks if Mike is with them, wishing to \"sing with him again.\" Harry asks BOB what the letters under the victims' fingernails were going to spell and he answers \"Robert.\" BOB promises he will kill again and Mike appears with a gun, shooting BOB dead. Mike is overcome by pain and collapses to the ground. Cooper looks at the candles BOB had set up and says \"make a wish\" before they go out.\nTwenty-five years later, Cooper sits in a room with red drapes, a little man, and Laura Palmer. The little man tells him \"that gum you like is going to come back in style.\" Cooper looks at Laura and asks if that is who she is. Laura responds that she feels like she knows her, \"but sometimes arms bend back.\" The little man says she is filled with secrets and that the birds \"sing a pretty song\" where they are from. The man begins dancing and Laura comes over to Cooper and kisses him before whispering in his ear.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nIn his room at the Great Northern at 11:31 PM, Cooper addresses a tape to Diane, telling her how long he showered and the details, including how many hairs he found and what kind of shampoo he used. He then tells her that he ate fifteen jelly doughnuts and that he will soon take an insulin shot, then details his plans to slide around his sheets in the nude to figure out what they are made of.\n \nSheriff Truman then enters, announcing that Leo has confessed to Laura's murder. However, Cooper does not listen, instead suggesting that they go to One Eyed Jacks disguised as Indians, using Hawk's buckskins. The sheriff tells him of Leo's confession again and Cooper says it to be another piece of the puzzle of figuring out Laura's killer. Harry tells him that they have evidence, including a videotape of Leo murdering Laura, but Cooper again dismisses this as it is too obvious. He then tells of a dream he had of a hairless mouse with a pitchfork singing a song about caves and surmises the caves to be the same ones at the Packard Sawmill.\nDeputy Andy brings a handcuffed Leo into the room, who says he is ready to do his time. Cooper determines Leo's actions to make him a prime suspect. Leland Palmer then enters, thanking him for finding the man who killed Laura. However, Cooper tells him that Laura's killer is still at large, which causes Leland to have a breakdown and he leaves.\nAudrey then enters. Cooper asks her if she has found any leads at the perfume counter, but she say she quit the job after Leo confessed. Leo interrupts and shows pictures of him about to kill Laura, killing Laura, and wrapping Laura in plastic. However, Cooper is still unconvinced. Audrey gives him a present, tying the bow with her tongue, and she leaves.\nCooper turns to Harry, telling him of his plan to stake out the graveyard, disguised as altar boys. The sheriff shoots this plan down and continues trying to convince him that Leo is guilty of the crime. Cooper suggests that he throw a rock at a window, suggesting that if it breaks, Leo is innocent. He throws the rock, breaking the window, and tells Leo he is free to go. This irritates Leo, who says he sent several notes to Cooper, confessing to the crime.\nNadine Hurley then enters and asks him to take her silent drape runner to the patent office in Washington, D.C. then leaves. Harry says he is about to head out as well, but Cooper stops him, as they have not yet heard from the Log Lady. However, Harry says they will not hear from her, as they have already used both female Saturday Night Live cast members. Nevertheless, she comes in to tell him that her log points to Leo being the murderer and she leaves.\nSheriff Truman prepares to leave with Andy and Leo, but Cooper then says that they still have to figure out who shot him, which Leo also confesses to. They leave Cooper alone and he addresses another tape to Diane, telling her of his impending return. He says that he feels alone in Twin Peaks for the first time. The little man from his dream then enters. Cooper says he is off to get a pie from the diner, but then decides to go to bed as the man dances.\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nLost\nKen comes to Cooper, searching for his missing wife, Asami, who had sent a postcard from the Great Northern prior to her disappearance. In her room, investigators found a deer head and a photo of Asami. Cooper suggests they think about this over coffee. Andy and Lucy began to bring in coffee, but he rejects this in favor of Georgia Coffee, which he highly praises. Ken asks about the deer head, and Cooper notices a symbol that resembles the sign at Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nCherry Pie\nCooper and Ken find Asami's car, a rare Von Singer Vibel, and in the front seat is a triangle of red snooker balls. They go to the Double R Diner, where Cooper rejects Shelly's coffee for a can of Georgia Coffee. Shelly then gives Ken an origami swan, left by \"a beautiful woman.\"\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nCooper tries to figure out the meaning of the swan and finds the letter 'G' on it, which makes him suggest they think it over with some Georgia Coffee. When Andy connects pins on a map, Hawk identifies the location as Glastonbury Grove.\nThe Rescue\nCooper travels with Ken to the grove and enters the Black Lodge and rescues Asami. They celebrate with Georgia Coffee.\nBehind the scenes\nCooper is portrayed by Kyle MacLachlan, who had previously starred in the David Lynch films Dune and Blue Velvet. MacLachlan considers Cooper to be an older version of his character from the latter film, Jeffrey Beaumont.\nDuring the series' original run, MacLachlan won a Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Drama Series and was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. He was also nominated for a Grammy for his performance in \"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper, which was mostly comprised of audio taken from the series.\nMacLachlan reprised the role in the revival series, which earned him another Golden Globe nomination, this time for Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television.\nTrivia\nAccording to Mark Frost, Cooper's personality and characteristic quirks are based on Lynch. He was also conceptualized as a modern Sherlock Holmes.\nCooper's car (seen only in the pilot episode) is a 1981 Dodge Diplomat.\nIn Cooper's dream, he wears several lapel pins. The pins, ordered from top to bottom, are: a masonic logo, a Shell and Flame, and a 25 Years Of Service Red Citation Bar.\nFollowing the close of the Laura Palmer case, the show was to focus on the relationship between Agent Cooper and Audrey Horne. However, MacLachlan refused this on the grounds that Cooper would not allow himself to be romantically involved with a high school student. As a result, the characters of John Justice Wheeler and Annie Blackburn were introduced and the show further focused on the supporting characters. It was later rumored that Lara Flynn Boyle had some influence on this, as she was dating MacLachlan at the time and allegedly did not get along with Sherilyn Fenn.\nAs intended by Lynch and Frost, the Collectible CardArt and Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town establish Cooper's middle name to be Bartholomew, making him share initials with D.B. Cooper, the media's name for a 1971 plane hijacker who identified himself only as Dan Cooper.\nIn Episode 6, Blackie O'Reilly tells Cooper that he looks like Cary Grant. Coincidentally, Kyle MacLachlan went on the portray the spirit of Cary Grant in the 2004 film, Touch of Pink.\nThe idea of Cooper being without his suit for a time was pushed by MacLachlan.\nCooper was originally to have investigated the Teresa Banks murder and this was portrayed as such in The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes. However, in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley are given the case. This was a result of MacLachlan's wish to have a smaller role in the film.\n \nUnrealized plans for the original series' third season would have seen Cooper retire from the FBI following his release from BOB's possession. He would have then become the local pharmacist in Twin Peaks.\nIn 2007, artist Matt Haley was offered to collaborate with Twin Peaks writer Robert Engels to create a graphic novel that would have been adapted from the third season's plans. It was to have been released with Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition, but Lynch vetoed the idea.\nThe way MacLachlan delivers \"Hello\" in the Silver Mustang Casino was specifically chosen by Lynch.\nPart 8 is the only episode to date where Agent Cooper does not appear, though his doppelganger is prominently featured during the episode's first act.\nWhen asked about what Cooper would love and hate about the 21st century, Mark Frost jokingly answered: Smartphones and people who constantly use them.\nReferences in other media\nA character resembling Cooper makes an appearance in the video game Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr. He is sitting in the Burkettsville diner eating pie and later in the game drinking \"a damn fine cup of coffee.\" His name is given as \"Hale\" when communicated with.\nThe 2010 video game Deadly Premonition (titled Red Seeds Profile in Japan) is heavily influenced by Twin Peaks. This is mostly apparent with its protagonist, FBI Special Agent Francis York Morgan. Agent Morgan is an FBI Agent assigned to a case in which a teenage girl was murdered in the small Washington town of Greenvale. Much like Cooper, York enjoys a hot cup of coffee and often speaks to a mysterious unseen person - in this case, named Zach.\nA character from Marvel Comics named Valerie Cooper once implied that she was the sister of Dale Cooper. Her exact words were: \"Oh I am. I have a brother who's an FBI agent. And I am so tired of him telling me about these exciting cases he gets.....Like for instance, this girl they found. She was dead....Wrapped in plastic.....\"\nOther Lynch Projects\nIn David Lynch's project, Psychogenic Fugue, actor John Malkovich plays various roles from Lynch projects, including Cooper and the Log Lady.\nJohn Malkovich as Dale CooperJohn Malkovich as Dale Cooper"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dale_Cooper_(doppelganger).json b/data/input_docs/Dale_Cooper_(doppelganger).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d56dc1e7c6153ff76b6ca63b073abcbcfb1bfdc3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dale_Cooper_(doppelganger).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dale_Cooper_(doppelganger)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dale_Cooper_(doppelganger)", "text": "Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nThe doppelganger of Dale Cooper was a being from the Black Lodge, created in March 1989 when Cooper entered the Lodge to rescue Annie Blackburn from Windom Earle. After leaving the lodge and assuming Cooper's identity, the doppelganger spent over two decades engaged in criminal activities, and later sought a set of coordinates for unclear purposes.\nBiography\n\nBirth\nIn March 1989, the doppelganger first emerged as BOB (in his words) took Windom Earle's soul, wrestling free of a curtain and gleefully laughing with BOB before pursuing the real Cooper. The night after Cooper first entered the Lodge, the doppelganger appeared in Glastonbury Grove alongside Annie Blackburn, where Sheriff Harry S. Truman found them.\n \n\"Cooper\" was taken back to Cooper's room at the Great Northern Hotel. He laid in bed and woke up, surrounded by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Doctor Will Hayward. \"Cooper\" said he was not sleeping and asked about Annie, then excused himself to brush his teeth. He put toothpaste on his toothbrush, squeezed more around the sink, then slammed his head into the mirror, revealing his reflection to be BOB. He grinned and laughed, repeatedly asking, \"How's Annie?\"\nTruman and Hayward broke into the bathroom after hearing the mirror break, where they found \"Cooper\" lying on the floor with blood on his face and the mirror shattered. \"Cooper,\" smiling strangely, told Harry that he slipped and struck his head on the mirror, and that it struck him as funny.\nAfter Hayward took him to Calhoun Memorial Hospital to receive treatment for his head wound, he was seen exiting the intensive care unit where Audrey Horne was still comatose from the explosion at Twin Peaks Savings and Loan. The last time he saw him, Hayward noticed a strange look in Cooper's eyes. The next day, \"Cooper\" checked himself out of the hospital, without receiving medical clearance.\nLater that day, Major Garland Briggs met with \"Cooper\" at his home, intending to entrust him with the continuation of Project Blue Book. However, Briggs immediately realized something was not right, and left for the station to send a mayday signal. The following day, Briggs was apparently killed in an unexplained fire at the station, and Cooper left Twin Peaks soon after that.\n \nOff the grid\nThree to four years after he left Twin Peaks, the doppelganger visited Diane Evans in Philadelphia and questioned her on the FBI's activities since his disappearance. They kissed, though Cooper began to sense fear within Diane and raped her. He then took her to a convenience store and created a duplicate of her.\n \nCooper spent twenty-five years engaged in unknown activities, supposedly with Phillip Jeffries. Several years after leaving Twin Peaks, the two were linked to the murder of an FBI asset in Colombia, whose identity was divulged in good faith by Albert Rosenfield. Cooper was also photographed at one of his known residences in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was also captured by cameras watching a glass box in a New York skyscraper.\nAfter escaping from the Black Lodge, the Cooper doppelganger was apparently destined to return there at 2:53 p.m. on a specific day about twenty-five years later. To prevent this, he somehow \"manufactured\" another version of Cooper, a Las Vegas insurance salesman named Dougie Jones. At the appointed time, Dougie would be drawn back into the Lodge instead.\nSouth Dakota\nTwenty-five years after his escape, Cooper was in Buckhorn, South Dakota, preoccupied with obtaining certain coordinates from William Hastings' secretary. He had an unclear involvement in the murder of Ruth Davenport, the librarian at Hastings' high school, which was pinned on Hastings due to the latter's fingerprints being found at the crime scene. Cooper was colluding with Phyllis Hastings in the matter, and later remarked that Phyllis had \"followed human nature perfectly.\"\nShortly before his time was up, Cooper drove to a house in rural South Dakota, incapacitating a guard on his way inside, where he greeted Otis and Buella. He asked the latter to call out Ray Monroe and Darya, who then left with him.\nHe later showed up at Hastings' home and executed Phyllis with a gun belonging to George Bautzer, the family's lawyer and Phyllis' lover.\n\"Cooper\" later ate with Jack, Ray, and Darya, discussing his concern about the following day and the information he was after, which Ray promised to get from Hastings' secretary.\nJack later stored \"Cooper's\" Mercedes and gave him the keys to a Lincoln sedan, only for \"Cooper\" to kill him after finding out that he wired the car.\n \nTwo hours later, he drove to a motel and went inside where Darya waited for him. She had just hung up the phone, saying that she had been talking to Jack. He told her that Ray never showed up to a meeting they planned and he \"borrowed\" Darya's gun before joining her on the bed. Holding her, he revealed to her that he had killed Jack two hours ago. She tried to escape from the doppelganger, but he restrained her and played a recording of the phone call she had just been having with Ray, in which Ray said he had been arrested and that she would have to be the one to kill Cooper. She repeatedly attempted to escape from his grasp, screaming, but he calmly restrained her and asked who was paying them to kill him. Darya said that she didn't know but they were going to split $500,000 between the two of them. Cooper mentioned that he was supposed to be pulled back into \"what they call the Black Lodge\" tomorrow, but that he had a plan for that one. He asked why Ray had really been imprisoned and whether he had found Betty's coordinates yet, but Darya said she didn't know.\nThe doppelganger then pulled out an ace card bearing a strange symbol and showed it to her, telling her it was what he wanted. Darya tried to escape once more, then he shot her in the head, suppressing the sound with a pillow. He then washed his hands and made a call to someone he believed was Phillip Jeffries. The person on the other end said he had missed Cooper in New York City and that he was aware of Cooper meeting with Major Garland Briggs. The voice then told the doppelganger that he would be \"going back in tomorrow,\" and that he, himself would be with BOB again, then disconnected. The doppelganger then logged into an FBI database and downloaded files for Yankton Federal Prison, where Ray allegedly was.\nCooper then went to the motel room next door and met with Chantal Hutchens, asking her to clean up Darya's body and requested her to meet him with her husband in a few days.\nArrest and escape\nAs he drove, Cooper began to experience discomfort as the cigarette lighter in his car began to exert electric activity, eventually losing control of his car and having a wreck. He began to gag, but held his hands firmly over his mouth, watching the cigarette lighter as red drapes faintly appeared to him in front of his car. When he saw Dougie Jones - a decoy of Cooper - in the red room, he vomited up garmonbozia and oil before passing out, later being retrieved by highway patrolmen.\nHe was taken to a federal prison in South Dakota in possession of coca\u00efne, a machinegun and a dog leg. When FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole arrived with Agents Albert Rosenfield and Tamara Preston, he greeted them by saying \"yrev\" but immediately correcting himself and saying \"very pleased to see you again\". He then claimed to Cole that he had been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries since his disappearance and that he was on his way to debrief with Cole when he had his car accident.\nIn prison, after accurately predicting the arrival of his food to his cell, he went to the mirror and noted that BOB was still with him. Later, he was given his phone call. Aware that Warden Murphy was watching, he rhetorically asked if he should call \"Mr. Strawberry,\" a phrase that caused Murphy to react in horror. Then, Cooper dialed a long series of numbers that caused the prison's alarms to sound. He said \"The cow jumped over the moon,\" then hung up the phone, causing the alarms to cease. This call triggered a change in a device somewhere in Buenos Aires.\nCooper later received an expected, but short visit from Dale Cooper's former secretary, Diane Evans. They recalled the last time they had met in person, a night at Diane's house that they both remembered well. Diane asked him who he really was, but he claimed he didn't know what she meant.\nUsing the phrase \"Mr. Strawberry,\" Cooper gained a private meeting with the warden. Cooper told him that the other three dog legs matching the one in his trunk had been sent to certain people who would be very interested in the information Murphy wanted to keep quiet, and mentioned the name Joe McCluskey. Murphy demanded to know what he wanted in exchange for his silence. Cooper secured his and Ray Monroe's release at 1:00 a.m. that evening, along with a rental car and a gun.\nAs they drove away, the doppelganger noted that there were three tracking devices on the car and reprogrammed them to track a truck in front of them. As they discussed the information \"Cooper\" was after, he lied about Darya and they went to a secluded area. The doppelganger demands the information and tries shooting Ray, but found that his gun had been unloaded, and Ray shot him. Shadowy men then gathered around him, tearing at him, revealing a sac containing the face of BOB to Ray. Eventually, \"Cooper\" sat up, alive.\n \nIn the morning, he walked to the meeting place where Hutch and Chantal had been waiting for him since the previous night. They treated his wounds and gave him a new phone, which he used to send a text message \u2013 which read \"around the dinner table the conversation is lively\" \u2013 and call Duncan Todd to check on his progress with a job. He then gave Hutch and Chantal an assignment to kill Warden Murphy.\nThe doppelganger soon arrived at The Farm, where he was told that the present group's leader, Renzo, was decided by an arm wrestle. After toying with Renzo during their match \u2013 wagering Ray \u2013 \"Cooper\" beat him and killed him. He was declared the group's new leader and he was given alone time with Ray.\nAfter shooting Ray in the leg, he was informed that Ray and Darya had been hired by Phillip Jeffries to kill him, as the doppelganger \"had something\" inside him that \"they\" wanted. Ray showed him a ring that he was told to put on the doppelganger after killing him. He demanded Ray to put on the ring as well as give him the coordinates. The doppelganger then killed Ray after asking about Jeffries' whereabouts.\nHe soon reached a convenience store, where a woodsman led him up to a room above it. Another led him to a motel, where he met with Jeffries, who appeared to him as a machine emitting steam. \"Cooper\" asked him about sending Ray to kill him, but learned that it was not Jeffries, but the person who contacted him at the motel. He then recalled Jeffries' appearance at the FBI headquarters in 1989 and asked him about the identity of Judy, prompting Jeffries to insist that he had already met Judy.\nA phone began to ring and the doppelganger soon answered it, causing him to be transported outside the convenience store, in a phone booth. Richard Horne stood nearby, aiming a gun at the doppelganger, commenting that he knew his identity as an FBI agent, as his mother, Audrey Horne kept a photo of Cooper. The doppelganger disarmed him and took him along to his next destination.\nThey reached a field near the location of two sets of coordinates he had been given. The exact location was atop a rock, so the doppelganger \u2013 claiming to be too old \u2013 had Richard take a tracking device to the rock. Richard climbed onto the rock, following the device's beeps was electrocuted until he disintegrated. Cooper looked on, saying, \"goodbye, my son,\" before returning to the truck and sending a text that read, \": - ) ALL.\"\nHe soon arrived at an opening that took him to the Fireman's home. Inside, he was caged and then transferred outside the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, where he was welcomed by Deputy Andy Brennan, who took him to Sheriff Frank Truman.\nTruman then received a call and skeptically looked at the doppelganger, who then reacted, drawing his gun. He managed to fire a shot through Frank's hat as he himself was shot and killed by Lucy Brennan.\n \nBOB was removed from the doppelganger and was broken into pieces by Freddie Sykes. The real Cooper then placed the ring on the doppelganger's hand, transporting him back to the Lodge, where he burned.\nTrivia\nOn his fingerprint card filled at South Dakota Federal Penitentiary (which corresponds to a FD-258 one), the following information can be seen:\nPrison ID number: 75425\nLast name: Cooper\nFirst name: Dale\nResidence: 6147, Bend Dr. Harrisburg, PA\nDate the form was filled: 9/22\nEmployer and address: 1000 Appleton St. Philadelphia, PA\nReason fingerprinted: Suspect in multiple crimes\nAlias: N/A\nCitizenship: United States of America\nOCA number: 452788924\nFBI number: 10-7132-91076\nArmed Forces MNU number: N/A\nSocial security number: 520-722-406\nMiscellaneous number such as US Military Service or passport number: N/A\nOrigin: USA\nSex: M (Male)\nRace: W (White)\nHeight: 6 feet even\nWeight: 170 pounds\nEyes color: Brown\nHair color: Brown and Gray\nDate of Birth: 08/15/1973\nPlace of Birth: Buckhorn, SD\nThe left ring finger print or at least the corresponding text is horizontally flipped\nIt was also not filled according to the official code since the height should actually be written as \"600\" instead of 6\"0 and that the brown abbreviation should be \"BRO\" instead of BRN or BR.\nInterestingly, Cooper's middle name \"Bartholomew\" was not put despite the form having a corresponding box field. Surprisingly the eye color is described as brown while they are clearly black. According to this card, Cooper shares his birth date and place with William Hastings, meaning that he would be 16 during Laura's investigation, which is impossible (notably it would make him younger than Audrey and make him 12 when he had an affair with Caroline).\nBehind the scenes\nMacLachlan did not try to mimic Frank Silva's BOB character beyond doing the movements as him when he was mirroring his movements from the other side of the glass while filming Episode 29.\nThe shooting script for Twin Peaks (2017) lists the character's name as \"Cooper's Double,\" as seen on the Blu-ray special feature, Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks. David Lynch does not give a nickname to the character and merely calls him Cooper's doppelganger (written \"doppelg\u00e4nger\" by the interviewer).\nThe black contact lenses were suggested by Kyle MacLachlan. The doppelganger's haircut was made to try to mimic Javier Bardem's character from No Country for Old Men. But the clothing was chosen by Lynch himself, discarding jewelry accessories.\nThe snakeskin shirt might be a reference to Sailor's (Nicolas Cage) jacket in Lynch's Wild at Heart which the character described as \"a symbol of individuality and belief in personal freedom\"."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dan_Hayward.json b/data/input_docs/Dan_Hayward.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1c1d0910814c65343c5c4fd48573ce99ed471b0c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dan_Hayward.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dan_Hayward", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dan_Hayward", "text": "Dan Hayward\nDan Hayward was a physician at Calhoun Memorial Hospital, a practice he founded in 1925.\nOn September 9, 1947, Hayward examined Maggie Coulson, who disappeared in the woods for several hours, alongside Carl Rodd and Alan Traherne.\nIn 1952, Hayward's practice was taken over by his son, Will."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dan_Luhrman.json b/data/input_docs/Dan_Luhrman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eee11521455ce52d36ed164785502066660e18e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dan_Luhrman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dan_Luhrman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dan_Luhrman", "text": "Dan Luhrman\nLieutenant Dan Luhrman was an AAF officer who reported a UFO sighting on September 4, 1947.\nApproximately ten minutes into his patrol, Luhrman spotted an unidentified object and pursued it in order to identify it. However, the object managed to evade Luhrman, who then returned to base.\nThe Air Force later released a statement that the object Luhrman had chased was merely a weather balloon."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Danielle.json b/data/input_docs/Danielle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7edef25cc74a2462365b306c056dc1b244aee2ea --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Danielle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Danielle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Danielle", "text": "Danielle\n\"I looked down at her and saw something I missed so much. Such a willingness to forgive. Such a big heart; this one girl could love all of these United States and leave no one feeling lonely.\"\n \u2015Laura Palmer\nDanielle was a young girl whose cat was run over by Laura Palmer.\nOn November 12, 1986, Laura was on her way to the Cash and Carry when she picked up an issue of Flesh World of the floor of the truck she was driving. Not paying attention to the road, she ran over Danielle's cat.\nDanielle approached the truck and, upon noticing that Laura was crying, tried to cheer her up. Laura told her that when she was Danielle's age, her own cat was hit by a car and the two introduced themselves to each other. Fascinated by the girl's forgiveness, Laura left, deciding against a drug-fueled evening with Leo Johnson and Bobby Briggs.\nOn October 10, 1988, Laura had a vision of Danielle, who told her that she had been visited by BOB, who claimed to have been sent by Laura."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Danville_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Danville_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0427b6b838fa6ac18cadbd19d6b4a2333e3b5e85 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Danville_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Danville_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Danville_Horne", "text": "Danville Horne\nDanville Horne was the patriarch of the Horne family who founded a successful mercantile business that ultimately led to his family's influence in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nDuring the California gold rush, Horne established a successful mercantile company in San Francisco. By 1905, the business had reached Minnesota and Horne's son Orville traveled to Twin Peaks, Washington, where he founded Horne's General Store."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Daren_Seedler.json b/data/input_docs/Daren_Seedler.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c5a200b01f2f0849b43c99f797435508e6edd6c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Daren_Seedler.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Daren_Seedler", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Daren_Seedler", "text": "Daren Seedler\nDaren Seedler was a boyfriend of Marie Schlurman.\nAfter school on May 2, 1968, Dale Cooper spotted Daren and Marie kissing outside Duva's Caf\u00e9."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Darren.json b/data/input_docs/Darren.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2ba484b0d06cf7d091dd078af0e7319ab9ef613b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Darren.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Darren", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Darren", "text": "Darren\n\"Did you get my note?\"\nDarren was an associate at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nDuring a morning staff meeting, Darren, sitting next to Rhonda, quietly asked her if she had gotten a note he left her. Disinterestedly looking at her phone, Rhonda said she hadn't, and suggested he tell it to his wife."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Darya.json b/data/input_docs/Darya.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..388ee5bc249b905e56b92ffbb2b8f9302af2f4c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Darya.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Darya", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Darya", "text": "Darya\nDarya was a criminal associate of Dale Cooper in South Dakota.\nBiography\nOne night, Cooper visited Buella's residence and asked her if she had Darya and Ray Monroe \"back there.\" The two of them emerged and agreed to go with him, bidding farewell to the two cousins sitting nearby.\nShe ate dinner with Ray, Cooper, and Jack, listening to Ray and Cooper's conversation. Ray agreed to obtain the coordinates Cooper wanted from William Hastings' secretary Betty.\n \nDarya waited for him at a motel, clad in her underwear. As Cooper arrived, she was talking to Ray on the phone, who had just told her that she was going to have to kill Cooper in Ray's place, as he had just been arrested. She lied to him that she had been talking to Jack. He joined her on the bed and then revealed to her that had killed Jack two hours prior. She tried to escape his grasp, but he restrained her. He then played a tape of the conversation she just had with Ray.\nDarya asked Cooper if he was going to kill her, and he said that he was. She tried to escape again, but he restrained her once more and punched her in the face. At his questioning, Darya confessed that she and Ray were being paid half a million dollars to kill him, but she didn't know for whom. She tried to plea for her life, swearing that she would not have followed through. He asked her if Ray got the information from Hastings' secretary or coordinates, but she did not know. He showed her an ace with a strange symbol on it, telling her that was what he wanted. Darya tried to escape again, but Cooper overpowered her and shot her in the head, muffling the sound with a pillow."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Daryl_Lodwick.json b/data/input_docs/Daryl_Lodwick.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f9a5abf2f5c8d044cdb318f87a124c07f63c1150 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Daryl_Lodwick.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Daryl_Lodwick", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Daryl_Lodwick", "text": "Daryl Lodwick\nDistrict Attorney Daryl Lodwick was the prosecutor for the state of Washington.\nBiography\nLodwick went to the town of Twin Peaks, Washington for the hearing of Leland Palmer, who had been charged with the murder of Jacques Renault and the hearing of Leo Johnson, charged with the arson of the Packard Sawmill. He went to the Double R Diner and was seated by the owner, Norma Jennings, who suspected that he was an uncover restaurant critic. He ordered a cheeseburger, cooked medium, with a Coke and fries. After finishing his meal, he asked Hank Jennings for directions to the bathroom. While he was away, Hank searched his coat's pockets and found his wallet, and ended up stealing his identity card from it.\nThe next day, he went to the Roadhouse, where Leland's hearing was held, presided over by Judge Clinton Sternwood. He proposed that Leland be denied bail on behalf of the state, due to the seriousness of the crime, which he believed to be premeditated while Leland was not in the right state of mind. However, Sheriff Harry S. Truman gave a heartfelt statement for the defense, leading to Leland being freed on bail until his trial.\nAt the hearing on behalf of invalid Leo Johnson, Lodwick stated that justice must be served despite Johnson's medical condition. However, it was decided that he was not fit to stand trial.\nTrivia\nAccording to his identity card, he is 6 feet and 2 inches tall, weighs 325 pounds and his ID number is B/14"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dave_Macklay.json b/data/input_docs/Dave_Macklay.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b1be715b1c9163e2fe8cb3d91aaf405c51295be9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dave_Macklay.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dave_Macklay", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dave_Macklay", "text": "Dave Macklay\nDetective Dave Macklay was a detective with the Buckhorn Police Department.\nBiography\nMacklay arrived at the apartment of Ruth Davenport, who had been found dead. Constance Talbot investigated the scene and they pulled off the bedsheet supposedly covering Ruth's body to find that her head had been severed and a man's headless body was placed on the bed.\nTalbot informed Dave that the head was confirmed as Ruth Davenport's and that fingerprints were found at the scene, matching those of William Hastings, Macklay's fishing buddy and friend since high school. He went to Hastings' home and arrested him.\nDave questioned Bill, whose story lined up until there was a 45 to 50-minute gap between his leaving a meeting on the night of the murder and his arrival at home. Macklay found this strange and Hastings eventually blamed it on taking his assistant a ride home. The detective then escorted Bill to a jail cell.\nWith a search warrant, Macklay, Harrison, and other officers went to the Hastings home. In Bill's car, they found a piece of flesh.\nMacklay allowed Phyllis to briefly speak with her husband, which became a bitter conversation between the couple.\nTalbot later showed Macklay and Chief Boyd that the identity of the John Doe found in Davenport's apartment required military authorization.\nTalbot later confirmed the John Doe's cause of death to be decapitation and revealed to Macklay and Harrison a ring found inside the body, inscribed, \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E.\"\nLieutenant Cynthia Knox of the United States Air Force later came to observe the John Doe. Soon after, the body was identified as Major Garland Briggs and was examined by the FBI's Deputy Director Gordon Cole and Agents Albert Rosenfield and Tammy Preston, whom Macklay told the circumstances of the body's discovery and that Hastings had an interest in alternate dimensions prior to the murder of Ruth Davenport.\nHastings led Macklay and the FBI to where he claimed to have entered \"the zone,\" an alternate dimension. As the FBI investigated, Macklay remained in his car until Hasting's head suddenly exploded and he called for backup.\nGordon and Albert discovered the body of Ruth Davenport, which Macklay confirmed. Both Albert, Gordon, and Diane Evans all three claimed to have seen \"dirty, bearded men\" in the vicinity."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dave_Rrattichett.json b/data/input_docs/Dave_Rrattichett.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a1df67e06a6a7f49e966a87a6cc56b4a5a9a533a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dave_Rrattichett.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dave_Rrattichett", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dave_Rrattichett", "text": "Dave Rrattichett\nDave Rrattichett was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/David_Tremayne.json b/data/input_docs/David_Tremayne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..80b1e45190384e3b4a09c523f689b7203ca0e181 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/David_Tremayne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "David_Tremayne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/David_Tremayne", "text": "David Tremayne\nDavid Tremayne was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Davidson_and_Brown.json b/data/input_docs/Davidson_and_Brown.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..83d8b242a453fcc1be66b14db30b4cc80d30926c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Davidson_and_Brown.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Davidson_and_Brown", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Davidson_and_Brown", "text": "Davidson and Brown\nCaptain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown were United States Air Force officers who worked as investigators for Military Intelligence.\nDavidson and Brown were sent by Military Intelligence officer Douglas Milford and FBI agent Frederic Nathan to meet with Kenneth Arnold, Emil J. Smith, and Fred Crisman at the Winthrop Hotel on July 31, 1947.\nAfter the group was contacted by Paul Lantz, who claimed that an anonymous person claimed to be aware of the meeting taking place at the hotel. Believing that they were under surveillance, Davidson and Brown suggested they move into the hallway.\nDavidson and Brown requested fragments that Harold Dahl claimed to have been dropped by a UFO, planning to launch an investigation into the matter. The fragments were given to them in a corn flakes box and they boarded a B-25 en route to Hamilton Field.\nWithin half an hour after takeoff, the aircraft caught fire and crashed near Kelso, Washington, killing Davidson and Brown while the plane's crew chief and a sergeant passenger parachuted to safety.\nBehind the scenes\nCaptain William Lee Davidson and Lieutenant Frank Brown were Army Air Force officers who died in a plane crash during their investigation into the Maury Island incident."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Davis.json b/data/input_docs/Davis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a07243e30ac913d07852338a949696cdf0288db8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Davis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Davis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Davis", "text": "Davis\nDavis was a United States Air Force colonel.\nBiography\nTwenty-five years after the death of Major Garland Briggs, Davis was informed by Lieutenant Cynthia Knox that there was a match made to Briggs' fingerprints in Buckhorn, South Dakota; the sixteenth match since the Major's death. Although skeptical due to the previous fifteen matches, Davis informed Knox that if the match was accurate, that they must report it to the FBI.\nFrom South Dakota, Knox reported to Davis that the prints came from Briggs' body, but the head was missing and the body was the wrong age. Nevertheless, Davis made the call to the FBI. He reached Agent Tammy Preston, who put Deputy Director Gordon Cole on the line. After the hard-of-hearing Cole briefly misheard the word \"Buckhorn,\" Davis informed him about the situation.\nBehind the scenes\nHis name may be a reference to Don S. Davis, who played Major Garland Briggs in the original series.\nDavis wears US pins on his lapels, which is appropriate for a USAF officer.\nHe seems to have the following ribbons on his rack under his Command pilot wings insignia:\nLegion of Merit Ribbon\nBronze Star Ribbon\nDefense Meritorious Service Ribbon\n(with 1 Oak)\nMeritorious Service Ribbon\n(with 1 Oak)\nAerial Achievement Ribbon\n(with 1 Oak)\nJoint Service Commendation Ribbon\nAir Force Commendation Ribbon\n(with 1 Oak)\nAir Force Achievement Ribbon\nJoint Meritorious Unit Award Ribbon\nAir Force Meritorious Unit Award Ribbon\n(with 1 Oak)\nAir Force Outstanding Unit Award Ribbon\n(with \"V\" Device & 3 Oaks)\nAir Force Organizational Excellence Award Ribbon\n(with 2 Oaks)\nNational Defense Service Ribbon\n(with 1 Star)\nArmed Forces Expeditionary Ribbon\n(with 1 Star)\nGlobal War on Terrorism Expeditionary Ribbon\nGlobal War Terrorism Service Ribbon\nArmed Forces Service Ribbon\nHumanitarian Service Ribbon\n(with 3 Stars)\nAir Force Overseas Long Service Ribbon\n(with 1 Oak)\nAir Force Expeditionary Service Ribbon\n(with gold frame and 1 Bronze Oak)\nAir Force Longetivity Service Ribbon\n(with 3 Oak)\nSmall Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon\nAir Force Training Ribbon"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dead_Dog_Farm.json b/data/input_docs/Dead_Dog_Farm.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..62662433a41a1648b5688a6ad2066c52141fe8ac --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dead_Dog_Farm.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dead_Dog_Farm", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dead_Dog_Farm", "text": "Dead Dog Farm\n\"Of all the people in the world, the best and the worst are drawn to Dead Dog, and most turn away. Only those with the purest of heart can feel its pain. And somewhere in between, the rest of us struggle.\"\n \u2015Irene Littlehorse\nDead Dog Farm was a deserted bungalow in Twin Peaks which had become a focus for nefarious activities.\nHistory\nDead Dog Farm was built in the 1920s. FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper learned from realtor Irene Littlehorse that it derives its name from an old saying, which states that a dead dog attracts the attention of both the worst and the best types of people.\nWhile visiting the farm with an eye to buying it, Cooper realized that the house had been used to prepare cocaine for sale. Acting as a sheriff's deputy, he enlisted Sheriff Harry S. Truman and DEA agent Denise Bryson to set up a sting operation using visiting ne'er-do-well Ernie Niles as bait. The plan backfired and Ernie and Bryson were taken hostage by Jean Renault. Cooper exchanged himself for them and suffered a beating at Renault's hands. Bryson, dressed as a waitress from the Double R Diner, rescued Cooper by smuggling him in a gun; Cooper then killed Renault during an ensuing gun battle."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Deaths.json b/data/input_docs/Deaths.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4eb6fdf2b1068857a8f97da9b6c6d171d28947a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Deaths.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Deaths", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Deaths", "text": "Deaths\nFor real Twin Peaks-related people, see Twin Peaks deaths.\nThis is a list of all individuals known to have died. Dates are based on the currently established dating conventions.\nBold = Deaths confirmed to have happened exclusively in the original timelineItalic = Deaths confirmed to have happened exclusively in the altered timeline\nDeaths\nHistorical\nDate\nPerson(s)\nNotes\nLast words\nRef.\n1804\nAlexander Hamilton\nShot by Aaron Burr\nOctober 11, 1809\nMeriwether Lewis\nSuicide by gunshot (disputed)\n1812\nSheheke\nCause unknown\n1825\nJames Wilkinson\nCause unknown\n1855\nDominick Renault\nCause unknown\n1882\nGeorge MacDowell\nCause unknown\nMacDowell's Horse\nDecember 19, 1889\nTwin Peaks residents (77)\nKilled in the Great Blizzard of 1889\nPete Lindstrom\nElsie Spaeth Miller\n1891\nPixie and Zebulon Martell's mules\nCause unknown\nEarly 1900s\nErsel Martell\nFood poisoning\nBessie Spoon\nStruck by lightning\n1900\nLiver-Eating Johnson\nCause unknown\nFebruary 24, 1902\nTwin Peaks residents (8)\nBurnt to death on the Night of the Burning River\n1904\nChief Joseph\n\"Broken heart\"\n1914\nMorgan\nRun over by a beer cart\n1929\nLast Civil War veteran\nHeart attack\n1933\nZebulon Martell\nGangrene\n1937\nKnute Rockne\nCause unknown\n1938\nSpectator\nImpaled by Bernie Welch\nEarly 1940s\nFrench farmer\nShot by Cooper's father's platoon\nJanuary 10, 1948\nPaul Lantz\nMeningitis (disputed)\nc. 1947\u20131950\nGerald Craig\nDrowned in the Snake River\nJune 17, 1952\nJack Parsons\nAccidental explosion\nAugust 5, 1956\nReceptionist\nSkull crushed by a Woodsman\n\"Yes?\"\nAugust 5, 1956\nDisc jockey\nSkull crushed by a Woodsman\n1956 or shortly after\nLace Butterfly\nHeroin overdose\n1960s\nSamson \"Sam\" Lanterman\nFace burnt by hot coals\n1960\nDaisy Packard\nCause unknown\n1962\nHorace \"The Dutchman\" Vandersant\nCause unknown\nNovember 22, 1963\nJohn F. Kennedy\nShot by Lee Harvey Oswald\n1964\nEmil Jennings\nFell into his beer brewing tub\n1965\nCarl Rodd's wife\nComplications from childbirth\nCarl Rodd's son\n1968\nTed's Victim\nVehicular slaughter by Ted\nFebruary 15, 1968\nWill Johnson\nKilled in action in Vietnam\nFebruary 10, 1969\nCard player\nStabbed by an unknown killer\nMarch 8, 1969\nCooper's Grandmother\nStroke\nJuly 25, 1969\nCrow\nShot by Dale Cooper\nFall 1969\nRichard Jacoby\nCause unknown\nNovember 15, 1969\nCooper's mother\nCerebral hemorrhage\n\"Oh, you know.\"\nSeveral years before May 26, 1970\nCooper's Grandfather\nCause unknown\nJuly 14, 1970\nMarie Schlurman\nDrowning\n\"Thanks for saving my sneakers.\"\n1973\nMiss Twin Peaks 1973\nElectrocution\nJune 17, 1973\nJim\nBurnt alive in a house fire (debatable)\nNovember 7, 1973\nPhiladelphia Jane Doe\nMultible stab wounds from an unknown assaulter\n1974\nUnguin Packard\nCause unknown\nMarch 18, 1974\nBetty\nShot by three policemen\nShortly before May 18, 1974\nMale cadaver\nCause unknown\n1975\nLois Duffy (double)\nShot by Lois Duffy\n\"I'm like the blue rose.\"\nLois Duffy\nSuicide by hanging\nRichard Shaver\nCause unknown\n1977\nRay Palmer\nCause unknown\nFebruary 4, 1978\nFemale murder victims (3)\nUnknown\nMay 1, 1978\nPoliceman\nShot by bank robbers\nEastern Savings and Loan president\nBank robber\nShot by Dale Cooper\nJuly 28, 1978\nLouis Dante\nTortured and shot in the head by an unknown killer\nAugust 2, 1978\nJimmy Lester\n1979\nMoses Millhouse\nAccidental axe injury by Sid Millhouse\nSid Millhouse\nAccidental axe injury by Moses Millhouse\nJanuary 26, 1979\nChess player\nSuicide by hanging\nJanuary 26, 1979\nChicken\nNailed to a door\nc. 1980s\nHap\nCause unknown\nSimms\n1980\nJosie Packard's father\nAssassinated\nNicky Needleman's mother\nComplications from childbirth\nc. March\u2013June 1980\nMale prostitutes (7)\nGagged and stabbed by Mr. Bush\nJune 15, 1980\nRandy\n1981\nEsther Jacoby\nCause unknown\nc. 1982\nEileen Banks\nCar crash\nTony Banks\nc. December 1982\nRoland Blackburn\nCar crash, possibly suicide\n1983\nEd Hurley Sr.\nCause unknown\nc. 1984\nIlsa Lindstrom\nCause unknown\n1984\nKenneth Arnold\nCause unknown\nJanuary 26, 1984\nJupiter\nRun over\n1985\nMarty Lindstrom\nCause unknown\n1985\nCaroline Earle (n\u00e9e Powell)\nStabbed by Windom Earle\nc. 1986\nMrs. Tremond's mother\nCause unknown\n1986\nNicky Needleman's foster parents\nCar crash\nNovember 19, 1986\nRobert Jacoby\nComplications from multiple sclerosis\nDecember 12, 1986\nDrug dealer\nShot by Bobby Briggs\nDanielle's cat\nRun over by Laura Palmer\nShortly before December 23, 1986\nShelly Johnson's aunt\nUnknown\nMarch 10, 1987\nTroy\nShot by border policemen\nSeptember 27, 1987\nVagrant\nVehicular slaughter by Hank Jennings\n1988\nAlan Traherne\nComplications from cancer\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nDate\nPerson(s)\nNotes\nLast words\nRef.\nFebruary 9, 1988\nTeresa Banks\nBeaten to death by Leland Palmer\n\"No!\"\nJune 10, 1988\nMental patients (2)\nHanged\nAugust 6, 1988\nMr. Penderghast\nCause unknown\nBefore February 1989\nEileen Hayward's mother\nCause unknown\nDwayne Milford's wife\nCause unknown\nDead Girl in Gordon's Story\nCause unknown, presumably killed by Man in Gordon's Story\nMan in Gordon's Story\nPresumably shot by Gordon Cole\nFebruary 22, 1989\nCliff Howard\nShot by Bobby Briggs\n\"Like that, little girl?\"\nFebruary 24, 1989\nLaura Palmer\nBeaten with a rock by Leland Palmer\n\"Are you going to kill me?\"\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nDate\nPerson(s)\nNotes\nLast words\nRef.\nFebruary 28, 1989\nBernard \"Bernie\" Renault\nMurdered by Leo Johnson\n\"He is the bartender, isn't he?\"\nMarch 1, 1989\nWaldo\nShot by Leo Johnson\n\"Leo, no!\"\nMarch 3, 1989\nJacques Renault\nSmothered to death with a pillow by Leland Palmer\n\"Had to walk fifteen miles back to my own house. Heh.\"\nTwin Peaks (season 2)\nDate\nPerson(s)\nNotes\nLast words\nRef.\nMarch 6, 1989\nEmory Battis\nShot by Jean Renault\n\"We're all reasonable people! And what you discover is that something reasonable can always be worked out whenever reasonable people just put their minds...\"\nMarch 7, 1989\nBlackie O'Reilly\nStabbed by Jean Renault\n\"That's the way you want it, that's fine.\"\nBodyguard\nStabbed by Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\n\"Now, turn around.\"\nMarch 8, 1989\nHarold Smith\nSuicide by hanging\n\"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire.\" (suicide note)\nMarch 9, 1989\nMadeleine \"Maddy\" Ferguson\nBeaten to death by Leland Palmer possessed by BOB\n\"Someboy, help me! Help me!\"\n \nMarch 11, 1989\nLeland Palmer\nSuicide by blunt force head trauma\n\"Laura!\"\nMarch 15, 1989\nDouglas James Raymond \"Dougie\" Milford\nHeart attack\n\"Come on darling, they're playing our tune. See you!\"\nMarch 17, 1989\nJean Renault\nShot by Dale Cooper\n\"Don't I know you?\"\nErik Powell\nStabbed by Windom Earle\nMarch 18, 1989\nJeffrey Marsh\nCar crash planned by Malcolm Sloan and Evelyn Marsh\nMarch 1989\nJonathan Kumagai\nShot by Josie Packard\nMarch 19, 1989\nMalcolm Sloan\nShot by Evelyn Marsh\n\"Then I will.\"\nMarch 20, 1989\nThomas Eckhardt\nShot by Josie Packard\n\"Josie! For God's sake...\"\nJocelyn \"Josie\" Packard\nCause unknown\n\"I never meant to hurt you.\"\nMarch 23, 1989\nRusty Tomasky\nShot with a crossbow by Windom Earle\n\"Well, what the hell are you doing?\"\nMarch 23, 1989\nJohn Justice Wheeler's partner\nCause unknown\nMarch 26, 1989\nDell Mibbler\nExplosion caused by Thomas Eckhardt's bomb\n\"So long.\"\nPete Martell\nAndrew Packard\n\"Oh, shit!\"\nWindom Earle\nSoul taken by BOB\n\"If you give me your soul, I'll let Annie live.\"\nMarch 26 \u2013 March 30, 1989\nLeo Johnson\nShot dead\nShortly before March 27, 1989\nCorpse in Major Briggs' Car\nCause unknown\nc. 1990 \u2013 1991\nSinaloa Cartel Capo\nShotout\nVarious members of two rival Cartels\nUndercover policemen\nCrooked cops\nRogue DEA Agent\n1990\nShelly McCauley's mother\nCirrhosis of the liver\nFebruary 24, 1990\nLeland Palmer\nSuicide by shooting\nBefore April 1, 1991\nClendon Marvaux\nUnknown disease\n\"Murlin, I told you I was sick.\"\nBobo Hobson\nCause unknown\nMcFarley O'Halloran\n1992\nHank Jennings\nStabbed by inmates in his prison (related to the Renault family)\nAugust 9, 1995\nJerry Garcia\nHeart attack\nc. 2000\u20132016\nFrank Truman's son\nSuicide\n2005\nErnie Niles\nCause unknown\n2008\nLana Milford's second husband\nHeart attack\n2009\nSimon Haliwell\nChoked to death\n2009\nEileen Hayward\nHeart failure due to sudden pneumonia\n2013\nVivian Smythe\nIllness\n2016\nSammy\nCause unknown\nc. April 2016\nLondon shopkeeper\nNeck snapped by Freddie Sykes\n\"No, it's already been opened. I can't sell it to you.\"\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nDate\nPerson(s)\nNotes\nLast words\nRef.\nc. September 2016\nSam Colby\nMutilated by the experiment\n\"Stop!\"\nTracey Barberato\n\"What do you think?\"\nCongressman's wife\nMurdered\nDenny Craig\nDrug overdose\nHit and run boy\nVehicular manslaughter by Richard Horne\nTrucker\nJugular ripped with a bite by Sarah Palmer\n\"I'll fucking pull your little lesbo titties off.\"\nc. September 22, 2016\nGarland Briggs\nDecapitation (debatable)\n\"Cooper. Cooper.\"\nRuth Davenport\nDecapitation\nSeptember 22, 2016\nJack\nKilled by Dale Cooper's doppelganger\nPhyllis Hastings\nShot by Dale Cooper's doppelganger\n\"What are you doing here?\"\nDarya\n\"Are you gonna kill me now?\"\nSeptember 24-September 29, 2016\nBetty\nCar explosion triggered by Jack\nSeptember 25, 2016\nDougie Jones\nDisintegrated\n\"That's weird.\"\nSeptember 26, 2016\nPunk leader\nCar explosion\n\"Fuck off, kid! Get the fuck out of here!\"\nCar thieves (2)\nSeptember 27, 2016\nLorraine's coworker\nStabbed by Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nLorraine\n\"Three bodies?\"\nLorraine's coworker\nSeptember 29, 2016\nFarmers (2)\nMurdered by Hutch\nSeptember 29 \u2013 September 30, 2016\nDwight Murphy\nShot by Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nRenzo\nSkull crushed by Dale Cooper's doppelganger\n\"Don't you fucking move, Ray!\"\nRay Monroe\nShot by Dale Cooper's doppelganger\n\"Last I heard, he was at a place called The Dutchman's. But it's not a real place...\"\nSeptember 30, 2016\nWilliam \"Bill\" Hastings\nSkull crushed by a Woodsman\n\"I don't remember what happened.\"\nOctober 1, 2016\nDuncan Todd\nShot by Chantal Hutchens\n\"Well, find him for me. Now.\"\nRoger\n\"No, sir.\"\nMargaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nLung cancer\n\"Good night, Hawk.\"\nOctober 2, 2016\nRichard Horne\nElectrocuted\n\"I'm there!\"\nChantal Hutchens\nShot by the Polish accountant\n\"Fucking winged me!\"\nGary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\n\"Get us the fuck out of here!\"\nDiane Evans (tulpa)\nDisintegrated\n\"I know. Fuck you.\"\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nShot by Lucy Brennan\n\"Unfinished business.\"\nBOB\nPulverized by Freddie Sykes\n\"Catch you with my death bag.\"\nUnknown\nMan in Carrie Page's house\nShot"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Decker.json b/data/input_docs/Decker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4a326a8c7c56d72335d46d8850e19e8ef223dc30 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Decker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Decker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Decker", "text": "Decker\nDecker was an employee at the Packard Sawmill.\nAs the mill burned, Pete Martell asked Decker if anyone was left inside, which Decker was unsure of. After spotting his wife, Catherine's car, Pete then went inside to find her."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Deer_Meadow.json b/data/input_docs/Deer_Meadow.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0c7b5cc2ada88c95570b4c560db11d068adaedc4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Deer_Meadow.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Deer_Meadow", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Deer_Meadow", "text": "Deer Meadow\nDeer Meadow was a town in rural Washington State, located near Wind River and the community of Red Diamond City.\nIn the pilot episode, Deer Meadow is, by implication, stated to be in the \"southwest corner of the state,\" corroborated by the real-life location of Wind River. In The Secret History of Twin Peaks, the town is described as a \"nearby community\" to Twin Peaks, located \"one county to the west.\"\nHistory\nDeer Meadow was served by its own sheriff's department.\n \nIn February 1988, the body of murdered local prostitute Teresa Banks was discovered in Wind River. Determining Banks' death to be a Blue Rose case, FBI deputy director Gordon Cole assigned agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley to conduct an investigation. Despite aggressive resistance from the local sheriffs, Desmond and Stanley conducted their own autopsy on Banks' remains, and subsequently visited her last place of employment, Hap's Diner, and the Fat Trout Trailer Park, where she had been living.\nIn The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Banks is said to have worked at the Cross River Cafe and lived in a tourist rental cabin.\nAfter engaging in fisticuffs with Sheriff Cable, Desmond arranged for Banks to be transported to Portland, where Stanley would run further tests. Before leaving, Desmond returned to the trailer park, where he found the Chalfonts' trailer and a ring beneath it that had gone missing from Banks' finger. Soon afterward, Desmond was reported missing. His colleague Dale Cooper visited town to search for clues to Desmond's whereabouts, but was unsuccessful.\nEstablishments\nCross River Cafe\nDeer Meadow Sheriff's Department\nFat Trout Trailer Park\nHap's Diner\nNotable residents\nTeresa Banks (January \u2013 February 9, 1988)\nCable\nCurious woman\nForeign girl\nGiggling secretary\nCliff Howard (1988)\nIrene\nJack\nMargaret\nMillie\nOld man\nCarl Rodd (1980s)\nSam\nBehind the scenes\nThe establishing shot of the mountain was captured in Olallie State Park just outside of North Bend, Washington.The driving scenes were shot on SE Homestead Valley Road outside of the North Bend area.\nSome commentaries have observed that Deer Meadow and many of its inhabitants can be interpreted as direct counterparts to Twin Peaks and its residents; for instance, Teresa Banks as a counterpart to Laura Palmer, Sheriff Cable as a counterpart to Harry S. Truman, and so on."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Deer_Meadow_Sheriff%27s_Department.json b/data/input_docs/Deer_Meadow_Sheriff%27s_Department.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..13f3161b44346a5d2a3a8ed606b47628bae7cac4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Deer_Meadow_Sheriff%27s_Department.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Deer_Meadow_Sheriff%27s_Department", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Deer_Meadow_Sheriff%27s_Department", "text": "Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department\nThe Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department are the law enforcement in Deer Meadow, Washington.\nAs of 1988, the sheriff was Cable. FBI Agent, Sam Stanley, estimated the building's worth to be around $27,000 (with furniture included). \nHistory\nTo be added.\nPersonnel\nSheriff Cable\nDeputy Cliff Howard\nUnnamed receptionist"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dell_Mibbler.json b/data/input_docs/Dell_Mibbler.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d002a603af28c97492318efca08ae63dadce28cc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dell_Mibbler.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dell_Mibbler", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dell_Mibbler", "text": "Dell Mibbler\nDelbert \"Dell\" Mibbler was a long time assistant manager at Twin Peaks Savings and Loan.\nBiography\nIn February 1989, Dell got into an argument with Pete Martell about the dimensions of two-by-fours. Pete eventually compared them to the fact that the dollar is not worth as much as it used to be, which made Mibbler understand.\nThe next month, Audrey Horne came to the bank and chained herself to the vault's gate in protest of the bank's connections to Catherine Martell's Ghostwood development project. She asked him for water, which he brought to her as Pete Martell and the previously-thought-to-be-dead Andrew Packard arrived.\nMibbler led them to a safety deposit box Packard had the key for, but inside was a bomb, blowing out the windows of the bank and killing Mibbler, along with Martell and Packard. Dell was less than a week away from retirement after 58 years of service. Mibbler's glasses flew into a tree outside of the bank."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Denise_Bryson.json b/data/input_docs/Denise_Bryson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7132a4138a974ede2830f79325adfb4f3775989a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Denise_Bryson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Denise_Bryson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Denise_Bryson", "text": "Denise Bryson\n\"Coop... I may wear a dress, but I still put my panties on one leg at a time, if you know what I mean.\"\nDenise Bryson was a former Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent who investigated drug allegations against Dale Cooper. She later became the Federal Bureau of Investigation Chief of Staff.\nBryson began wearing feminine-coded clothing during an undercover operation and found that presenting as a woman made her feel comfortable, realising in the process that she was a transgender woman.\nBiography\n\nEarly career\nBryson worked undercover at the DEA on orders of Gordon Cole. Cole knew of many sexual affairs of Bryson at the time.\nIn the summer of 1987, Agent Bryson worked with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper on a sting operation in Tijuana. However, things went sour when Bryson's cover was blown and they were taken as a hostage. Cooper managed to rescue Bryson, and the newspapers stated the incident to have been caused by an argument over the Book of Job.\nBryson and Cooper worked with each other again in Oakland.\nIn 1988, Bryson worked undercover at the DEA on an operation concerning a drug dealer who would only sell to transvestites. Thus, Bryson played the part of the buyer and dressed in feminine-coded clothes, discovering that it was relaxing, then subsequently began going by Denise.\nCole was very vocal with Bryson's colleagues and expected that they accept her change.\nCooper's Suspension from the FBI\nIn March, 1989, Bryson arrived in Twin Peaks, telling the Agent Cooper that she now preferred to be called Denise. She was then introduced to Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Deputy Hawk. She then explained to Cooper that the accusations of him being involved in the drug operation stemmed from an RCMP officer named Preston King. She left to get to work on the case.\nShe later attended the wedding reception for Dougie Milford and his new bride Lana Milford and invited Cooper to the bar to tell him that traces of cocaine were found in his car and guessed it would match drugs stolen from King and supposed that Cooper had been framed. Cooper also asked about her identity as a woman and she explained to him how this came to be.\nDenise went to Cooper's room and was introduced to Audrey Horne, who expressed her surprise that the DEA would have female agents, to which Denise replied, \"more or less.\" Audrey gave Dale a big kiss and left. He showed Denise photos of Hank Jennings, Ernie Niles, Preston King, and Jean Renault in the middle of a drug deal.\nShe went to the Double R Diner, where she presented to Ernie Niles a photograph of the drug deal.\nDenise and Cooper interrogated him, and he confessed his guilt. She told him of a sting operation, during which she would pose as a buyer from Seattle.\nDenise tried to urge Ernie into calling Jean Renault to set the buy, which he was nervous to do so. Cooper came in and when Denise called Ernie \"gun-shy,\" he made the call.\n \nAs the sheriff's department prepared for the buy, Denise entered Sheriff Truman's office as Dennis, finding it more appropriate to act as a male during the buy.\nDuring the buy, their cover was blown when Ernie's sweat caused his microphone to malfunction and begin to bellow smoke. They were held at gunpoint until Cooper offered himself in exchange for Denise and Ernie.\nLater, she approached the farm, dressed as a waitress. She gained entry and pulled up her skirt to reveal a gun to Cooper, who took it to shoot Renault as she subdued Officer King.\nFBI Chief of Staff\nBy 2016, Denise had become the FBI Chief of Staff, with Bill Kennedy as her secretary. She was informed by Deputy Director Gordon Cole that Cooper had been found in a South Dakota federal prison after being reported missing for 25 years. After Cole cleared up Bryson's doubt about him bringing Agent Tammy Preston, she voiced her support for this operation.\nBehind the scenes\nDenise is played by David Duchovny, best known for his role as FBI Special Agent Fox Mulder in The X-Files. According to Duchovny, the role was originally written with James Spader in mind.\nDuchovny reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dennis_Rohrer.json b/data/input_docs/Dennis_Rohrer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ba92b55a160757d59d20cae9d02f9ac5f79a7229 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dennis_Rohrer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dennis_Rohrer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dennis_Rohrer", "text": "Dennis Rohrer\nDennis Rohrer was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Denny_Craig.json b/data/input_docs/Denny_Craig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e11c12f2a76b0dfbe0b7f0a7a29e04b2bfac553b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Denny_Craig.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Denny_Craig", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Denny_Craig", "text": "Denny Craig\nDennis \"Denny\" Craig was a student at Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nCraig died from a drug overdose while attending school, which reportedly went unnoticed until class was dismissed. Deputy Andy Brennan took the case and spoke with the boy's parents.\nSheriff Frank Truman later surmised that Denny had used Chinese designer drugs."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Denver_Bob_Hobbes.json b/data/input_docs/Denver_Bob_Hobbes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..11f899065a19532ccf16ccf898de37d73a71702e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Denver_Bob_Hobbes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Denver_Bob_Hobbes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Denver_Bob_Hobbes", "text": "Denver Bob Hobbes\nDenver Bob Hobbes was the traveling companion of Wayne Chance.\nIn 1879, Hobbes and Chance took a map from a man in Yakima, prompting their search for Owl Cave, which purportedly housed a massive amount of gold. However, upon painstakingly entering the cave, all that awaited them was a petroglyph containing symbols they could not decipher. The pair was then attacked by a large owl and they fled the cave. Upon hearing a strange whistling and voices from the cave, they moved their camp away from it.\nHobbes disappeared the following morning, leaving behind all of his belongings, including his Spencer rifle, which Chance noted he never traveled without. Hobbes was never heard from again.\nBehind the scenes\nHobbes is named after a character Mark Frost would role-play as with his friend Charles Haid. The name also appeared in his 1993 novel, The List of Seven."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Detectives_Fusco.json b/data/input_docs/Detectives_Fusco.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..02f6a3ed85e16c9688af24d910bbb5d5de4abc97 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Detectives_Fusco.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Detectives_Fusco", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Detectives_Fusco", "text": "Detectives Fusco\nThe Detectives Fusco, consisting of T. Fusco, D. Fusco, and \"Smiley\" Fusco, were three investigators with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department assigned to the case of Dougie Jones.\nBiography\nIn September 2016, D. was forced to pay $239 to repair a broken taillight on his car.\nThe detectives visited Lucky 7 Insurance after Dougie Jones' car was found destroyed outside a home in Rancho Rosa. Jones (actually Dale Cooper) was unable to respond to their questions until his wife Janey-E appeared to pick him up from work. Testily, she explained that his car had been missing for several days.\nThe next morning, the Jones visited the Fuscos' precinct after Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler's assassination attempt. The detectives questioned Bushnell Mullins about whether Jones had any known enemies. After he left, T. told the other two that Jones had no records prior to 1997, and D. said he would ask his friend at the Department of Justice to look into him. D. then related his taillight story, causing \"Smiley\" to giggle and recall \"the Australian guy with the pliers.\" They discussed questioning the Joneses again, but instead D. retrieved Dougies' used coffee mug and placed it into evidence. They were interrupted by the desk sergeant, who reported that the assassins' torn-off palm had been matched to Ike the Spike. The Fuscos assisted in the arrest of Stadtler at his motel.\nIgnoring an altercation in another room at the station, D. brought in the fingerprint results for Jones, which determined that escaped from a South Dakota prison two days prior and was a missing FBI agent."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dewey_Fournet.json b/data/input_docs/Dewey_Fournet.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cbd9e996bf0a28be040bc71e135d793c414e27bd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dewey_Fournet.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dewey_Fournet", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dewey_Fournet", "text": "Dewey Fournet\nMajor Dewey Fournet was an Analysis Officer for the United States Air Force.\nFournet attended the inaugural meeting of Project Sign on December 9, 1947."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans%27_apartment.json b/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans%27_apartment.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2d8a81e1ff219856c8166a4d7354f85f0915eb77 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans%27_apartment.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Diane_Evans%27_apartment", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Diane_Evans%27_apartment", "text": "Diane Evans' apartment\nDiane Evans lived in apartment in Philadelphia.\nHistory\nThree to four years after Dale Cooper's stay in Twin Peaks and disappearance, his doppelganger showed up at Diane Evans' apartment in Philadelphia, passing himself off as the original Cooper. He questioned Diane about FBI activities since he had been gone. They kissed, but Diane, initially happy to see him, immediately sensed he was not himself. The doppelganger, sensing her fear, then raped her, after which she was taken to a \"gas station.\" An exact duplicate of Diane was created, which assumed her identity and apparently settled in her apartment.\nIn 2016, Albert Rosenfield reported to Gordon Cole he could not get a word in to Diane about Cooper before she cursed him out. Gordon and Albert met with Diane and a younger man at her apartment, where she coldly received them. Gordon explained they needed Diane to come to South Dakota to identify the imprisoned Cooper, as they suspected something is wrong with him. Diane reluctantly joined them.\nBehind the scenes\nThe establishing shot of the apartment's exterior is mirrored stock footage filmed at 264 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, New York. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans.json b/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3af62e570895a2ecfb88eb817e97eba761d4aff4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Diane_Evans", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Diane_Evans", "text": "Diane Evans\nFor the impostor, see Diane Evans (tulpa).\n\"I have been assigned a secretary. Her name is Diane. She seems an interesting cross between a saint and a cabaret singer.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nDiane Evans was an FBI employee who served for over a decade as Special Agent Dale Cooper's secretary and confidante. While on cases, Cooper routinely dictated and mailed cassette tapes for Diane, both to request special items or information and as a record of his findings.\nBiography\n\nCareer\nDiane was assigned as Cooper's secretary on his first day working for the Pittsburgh FBI field office, December 19, 1977. He described her as an \"interesting cross between a saint and a cabaret singer,\" and addressed most of his tapes to her from that moment on, even ones where he appeared to be talking to himself.\nDiane sent Cooper a bouquet of flowers shortly after Cooper first took a life while responding to a bank robbery at Eastern Savings and Loan.\nIn the mid-1980s, Cooper and Diane were reassigned to the San Francisco field office. During the manhunt for a serial killer of local male prostitutes, Diane, on Cooper's orders, compiled reports on similar murders around the country to plot the killer's travel history.\n \nOne day in early 1988, Cooper stood outside of Diane's office and mentioned that she had not changed her hair and was wearing a dress she had worn before, but he noticed that she had indeed changed something in the room. He took a moment to figure it out and excitedly noted that she moved a clock twelve inches to the left. Before leaving, he requested a \"damn great pot of coffee\" made from Sally's ground coffee.\nDiane joined Cooper for a Chinese food dinner on June 10, 1988, and he noted the next day that despite having known her for over ten years, he did not know her last name.\n\"Special Agent Cooper . . . Dale and I had dinner once. We ate Chinese. We had wonton soup, egg rolls, and Peking duck. That's the one where they inflate the bird with air, swelling it to over double its original size. Without a doubt the most delicious skin I've ever eaten, firm and at the same time delicate. And the meat itself takes on a flavor when slid into the mouth. . . . Well, I couldn't get enough of it.\"\n \u2015Diane\nDuring Cooper's investigation in Twin Peaks of the murder of Laura Palmer, Diane fulfilled Cooper's requests for a pair of earplugs and back issues of Flesh World.\nWhile filming scenes for \"Part 17,\" David Lynch suggested to Laura Dern and Kyle MacLachlan that Dale and Diane had once had a secret romantic relationship, known to Gordon Cole but not Albert Rosenfield.\nDisappearance\nSoon after the Laura Palmer case was resolved, Cooper disappeared. Three to four years later, his doppelganger showed up at Diane's home in Philadelphia, and questioned Diane about FBI activities since he had been gone. They kissed, but Diane, initially happy to see him, immediately sensed he was not himself. The doppelganger, sensing her fear, then raped her, after which she was taken to a \"gas station.\" An exact duplicate of Diane was created, which assumed her identity.\nReturn\nAfter BOB and the doppelganger were defeated at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Cooper linked hands with the eyeless woman he had met on the purple sea. Her face opened onto the red room and a fleshy mass containing Diane's face appeared in its place. The real Diane, who now had bright red hair and black-and-white nail polish, appeared in Naido's place, wearing the bathrobe Lucy Brennan had given her. Cooper kissed her, and she said that she remembered everything. She then looked past him at the clock on the wall, which was stuck on 2:53. Cooper told all those assembled that he hoped to see them all again, just before the room fell into shadow.\nCooper, Diane, and Gordon Cole walked through the basement of the Great Northern Hotel towards a locked door, from which a ringing tone was issuing. Cooper unlocked it with his old key to room 315 and said he needed to continue alone. He promised Diane and Gordon that he would see them at the curtain call, and stepped through.\nCooper exited the curtained opening at Glastonbury Grove and found Diane waiting for him. She asked if it was truly him, and he asked the same, kissing her once again.\nCrossing\nCooper was now determined to cross to fulfill a personal mission, and Diane accompanied him. They drove 430 miles down a road into the desert to a spot near some power lines, where Cooper determined that they had come to the right place. He kissed her one last time, saying that after they went through everything could be different. Cooper drove forward and their surroundings began shifting rapidly. Suddenly, they were silently driving at high speed down a road in the middle of the night.\nStill silent, Cooper stopped at a motel and bought a room for the two of them. Meanwhile, Diane, sitting in the car, saw what appeared to be her twin step out from behind a pillar, staring at her. The other Diane disappeared as Dale returned with their room key. Inside, Cooper sternly directed her to turn off the lights and come over next to him. They had sex, mechanically, while Diane grew distressed, alternately looking away from Dale's face and covering it with her hands.\nThe next morning, Diane was gone. Cooper found a letter from Linda, addressed to Richard, which read:\n\"Dear Richard, when you read this, I'll be gone. Please don't try to find me. I don't recognize you anymore. Whatever it was we had together is over.\"\n \nBehind the scenes\n \nDuring the first season, it was reported by several outlets that Carol Lynley had been cast as Diane. Mark Frost stated in 2014 that this report was false.\nDiane appeared in the 2017 revival, played by Laura Dern, who has appeared in several David Lynch projects, including his films Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, and Inland Empire. In his MasterClass, Lynch compared Dern's portrayal of Diane to an older version of Sandy Williams, her character from Blue Velvet.\nDiane's designs were made entirely by David Lynch and Laura Dern."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans_(tulpa).json b/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans_(tulpa).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..856419013c0eea94cb66a536d29213d091b74290 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Diane_Evans_(tulpa).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Diane_Evans_(tulpa)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Diane_Evans_(tulpa)", "text": "Diane Evans (tulpa)\nA tulpa of Diane Evans, former secretary to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, was manufactured by Cooper's doppelganger in the early 1990s.\nBiography\n\nCreation\nThree to four years after Dale Cooper's stay in Twin Peaks and disappearance, he apparently showed up at the real Diane Evans' home in Philadelphia, and questioned Diane about FBI activities since he had been gone. They kissed, but Diane, initially happy to see him, immediately sensed he was not himself. The doppelganger, sensing her fear, then raped her, after which she was taken to a \"gas station.\" An exact duplicate of Diane was created, which assumed her identity.\nThis Diane, bearing all of the real Diane's memories, later retired from the FBI and developed a bitter, hostile persona. During her remaining tenure, she was suspected to have altered or omitted certain transcripts of Cooper's tape recordings during Caroline Earle's abduction and eventual murder by her husband.\nPresumably referring to the relevant chapters of The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes.\n2010s\nAs of September 2016, Diane frequented Max Von's Bar in Philadelphia most nights and had a regular stream of male suitors. One evening, Albert Rosenfield found her at her usual haunt. She bluntly refused to assist him in a case that involved Cooper, but reluctantly agreed when Deputy Director Gordon Cole accompanied him to her home the next morning.\nShe went with them and Agent Tammy Preston to South Dakota, where she briefly met with Cooper, with whom she recalled a night they both clearly remembered. Shaken by the meeting with Cooper, she told Cole that this was not the Cooper she knew, for he lacked the heart that she knew Dale had.\nOn the way back to Philadelphia, Cole had the plane re-routed to Buckhorn, South Dakota to investigate the body of Major Garland Briggs, an associate of Cooper from his time in Twin Peaks. Upon arrival at the police station, Diane decided to stay in the lobby, where she read a text that read, \"AROUND THE DINNER TABLE, THE CONVERSATION IS LIVELY.\" Albert told Cole that Diane sent the following heavily encrypted message in response: \"They have Hastings. He is going to take them to the site.\"\nDiane and the FBI were later led to where William Hastings claimed to have entered an alternate dimension he referred to as \"the zone.\" As Albert and Gordon investigated, Diane spotted bearded men, particularly one that exited Detective Dave Macklay's car after Hastings' head suddenly exploded. Diane brought this up to the group later, but was not entirely sure of what she saw. She also studied a photo Albert took of Ruth Davenport's arm, which contained a set of coordinates written on it.\nDiane was soon brought into the investigation in an official capacity. At the bar, she responded to the text \"Las Vegas?\" with \"THEY HAVEN'T ASKED YET.\" Later, she searched the coordinates from the photo of Ruth's arm, finding that they led to Twin Peaks.\nDiane was later asked by Cole, Preston, and Albert if Cooper had mentioned Major Garland Briggs during their last meeting. Albert explained Briggs' relation to Cooper's work and Diane claimed to recognize the inscription on a ring found in Briggs' stomach, telling them it belonged to her half-sister Janey-E's husband, Dougie.\nShe later sat at the hotel bar and received an unnerving text that read: \": - ) ALL.\" She then \"remembered,\" responding with \"48551420117163956,\" hoping it would work. She checked her handbag, which held a revolver, then left the bar.\nShe went to Gordon, Tammy, and Albert and revealed to them the events of the night she saw Cooper some years before. After telling them that she was taken to the \"gas station,\" she recalled the text she previously received and said, \"I'm in the sheriff's station,\" and that she sent him the coordinates. Becoming upset, she said \"I'm not me,\" and drew her revolver. Tammy and Albert drew their guns and shot her.\n \nDiane then appeared in a red room, where Mike told her she was manufactured, which she already knew. She stated her last words, \"fuck you,\" and disintegrated.\nBehind the scenes\nDiane's duplicate appeared in the 2017 revival, played by Laura Dern, who has appeared in several David Lynch projects, including his films Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, and Inland Empire.\nAll of Diane's appearances were designed by David Lynch and Laura Dern alone."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Diane_Shapiro.json b/data/input_docs/Diane_Shapiro.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3dc4a5c8615e4564d43c844a6a8807146ac3cee9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Diane_Shapiro.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Diane_Shapiro", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Diane_Shapiro", "text": "Diane Shapiro\nFor Cooper's secretary, see Diane Evans.\nDiane Shapiro, PhD was the girlfriend of Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill.\nBy 1989, Shapiro received a PhD from Brandeis and Hawk had written her a poem:\nOne woman can make you fly like an eagle.Another can give you the strength of a lion.But only one in the cycle of life can fill your heart with wonder and the wisdomthat you have known a singular joy.\nWhen asked on Twitter, Mark Frost confirmed that Hawk and Shapiro were still together as of 2016."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dick_Tremayne.json b/data/input_docs/Dick_Tremayne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..beca7e517c66d3cad78634d79ccbd50497128203 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dick_Tremayne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dick_Tremayne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dick_Tremayne", "text": "Dick Tremayne\nRichard \"Dick\" Tremayne was an employee at Horne's Department Store who briefly dated Lucy Moran in 1989, possibly resulting in her pregnancy.\nBiography\nTremayne was born in Twin Peaks, delivered by Doctor Will Hayward.\nHe attended Eton College in England.\nBy February 1989, Dick began seeing Lucy Moran while she and Andy Brennan were on a break.\nIn early March, Dick went to the sheriff's station to pick up Lucy, as they had planned a lunch date. Deputy Hawk broke Dick's cigarette and refused to acknowledge his introduction, then Dick and Lucy went to lunch at the Double R Diner.\nAt the diner, Dick talked a lot about his work at the department store and the way he used his fork. She then asked him why he had not called her in weeks and he made the excuse that he lost her number. He explained a way he could make it up to her before she suggested a maternity dress, for she was pregnant.\nThe next day, he went to the sheriff's station to speak with Lucy, saying that he had been miserable thinking about his own behavior. He gave her $650 for an abortion, which upset her. She kicked him out of the station with his money and wished to never speak to him again.\nSeveral days later, he went back to the sheriff's station and was taken by Lucy to a room with Andy, also possibly the father of her child. She told them that she wanted full cooperation with both of them throughout her pregnancy.\nHe announced to Lucy the next day that he has quit smoking and was completely open to the idea of fatherhood. Andy came and said that they should not fight and Dick shook hands with him.\nThe next day, Dick returned to the sheriff's station with Nicky Needleman, an orphan who he had temporarily adopted from the Happy Helping Hand program. He wished to take Lucy for a malted with him and Nicky, but Andy told him that she was at the Great Northern Hotel helping prepare for the wedding of Dougie Milford and Lana Budding. Instead, Andy offered to go with them.\n \nThey went to the diner, where Dick and Andy ordered pie and Nicky got the malted he was promised. However, Nicky blew whipped cream off of the top into Dick's face. When Andy stood to get a napkin for Dick, Nicky spun his stool, causing him to fall when he sat back down, much to Dick's amusement.\nHe entered the sheriff's station the following day and was introduced to Judy Swain, Nicky's case manager from the Happy Helping Hands organization. She told Dick and Andy that Nicky may perhaps carry trauma by various events in his life such as the death of his parents under mysterious circumstances.\nAs Dick tried to figure out what was wrong with one of the wheels on his car, Nicky tampered with the car, disturbing Dick's work. After Nicky turned on the windshield sprayers, Dick told him to get out of the car. After Nicky walked away, the wheel fell off the car, frightening him.\nDick returned to the sheriff's station to speak with Andy, telling him that Nicky was the devil and may have killed his parents. He then spotted Lana Milford and was taken by her charms enough to quote Romeo and Juliet.\nDick met Andy at the station the next morning, the latter being late due to getting a cat out of a tree. Dick revealed to him that Nicky's records were sealed, but he had a plan to retrieve them.\nThey broke into the Happy Helping Hand's files and Dick found the one belonging to Nicky. A couple identifying themselves as the Brunstons came in, eager to see a little boy named Donnie.\nDoctor Hayward forced he and Andy together the next day for a meeting to dismiss their accusations about Nicky murdering his parents. Hayward told them that Nicky was conceived by a rape, his mother died in childbirth, and his adoptive parents were killed in a car accident.\nA few days later, Dick admired two women at the Great Northern until Audrey Horne approaches him, concerned about Tim Pinkle's presentation about the endangered pine weasel for the Stop Ghostwood campaign to take place that evening.\nAt the campaign meeting, Dick hosted the fashion show, in which Lucy and Andy were models. After the fashion show, he called out Pinkle, who introduced the audience to the pine weasel. Pinkle convinced Dick to give the weasel a kiss and it bit his nose. The weasel became loose and caused a panic among the crowd.\nWith his nose bandaged, Dick approached Benjamin Horne a couple of days later, concerned about the upcoming wine-tasting event he was hosting, as Audrey was not present. Horne told him to get the concierge's help. He later hosted the wine-tasting event, where he displayed his expertise on fine wine.\nTwo days later, alongside fellow judges of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, Norma Jennings and Mayor Dwayne Milford, he observed Pinkle teach choreography to the contestants. Norma turned away his attention to ask what qualities they should be looking for in Miss Twin Peaks and he suggested poise, sophistication, and breeding. Norma left and when the contestants took a break, Lana approached him, requesting to help her \"find something in the storage room.\"\nAfter the speeches at the contest, Lucy pulled Dick and Andy aside to announce to them that she had chosen Andy to be the father of her baby. He congratulated Andy and went to cast his vote for the winner. He voted for Annie Blackburn, having been moved by her speech. She won and chaos ensued.\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost indicated that Tremayne was a real estate salesman in Bellingham, Washington as of the 2010s, adding: \"He once tried to get in touch with Wally Brando . Wally ignored him.\"\nBehind the scenes\nDick was played by Ian Buchanan, who later starred as Lester Guy in Mark Frost and David Lynch's short-lived television series On the Air, alongside Miguel Ferrer and David L. Lander.\nAt one point, Buchanan was considered to reprise his role in The Return, but plans changed for unknown reasons; possibly because of his unavailability.\nTrivia\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players on the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team is identified as David Tremayne. It is unknown if he is related to Dick."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dickson.json b/data/input_docs/Dickson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..88dddb6fcbb883abe7feafeafc92651471f3f8c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dickson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dickson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dickson", "text": "Dickson\nDickson was a prison guard at the Washington State Prison."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Disc_jockey.json b/data/input_docs/Disc_jockey.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..812ffec5fefdfe9e3b0ba2c9369cec72e70ad461 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Disc_jockey.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Disc_jockey", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Disc_jockey", "text": "Disc jockey\nA disc jockey at the KPJK radio station in New Mexico was murdered by a strange being.\nBiography\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, the disc jockey was at work, playing \"My Prayer\" by the Platters. With his earphones on, he was oblivious to the arrival of a pitch-black woodsman, who grabbed the back of his head and began to crush his skull. While holding the disc jockey, the woodsman interrupted the broadcast and began repeating a mantra over and over. As he finished the last repetition, he strained and squeezed the man's head, finally caving in his skull and spilling blood and brain matter onto the floor."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dominick_Renault.json b/data/input_docs/Dominick_Renault.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..054140cca1e0f3c70f0b5ca445f8ecaafee9fd5a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dominick_Renault.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dominick_Renault", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dominick_Renault", "text": "Dominick Renault\nDominick Renault was an early settler in the area that later became Twin Peaks.\nBiography\nRenault was born in 1775 and at some point in the late 18th century or early 19th century, he set off to discover the Northwest Passage. However, he quit this pursuit after a tribe of Indians reportedly laughed in his face.\nAfter a brief career as a stand-up comic in Chilliwack, he went south and sometime around August 10, 1803, he eventually reached Black Lake, where he established a trading post half a mile above White Tail Falls.\nLittle else is known about Renault, aside from diary fragments that indicate that he believed he had talked to animals during severe episodes of depression.\nTrivia\nRenault is only mentioned in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town. While not outright stated, Renault is presumably an ancestor of the Renaults that appear throughout the franchise."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Don_Harrison.json b/data/input_docs/Don_Harrison.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..840a73f5b00458a616aecef922611fe240ff248d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Don_Harrison.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Don_Harrison", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Don_Harrison", "text": "Don Harrison\nDetective Don Harrison was a detective with the South Dakota State Police.\nBiography\nHarrison oversaw the interrogation of William Hastings in relation to the murder of Ruth Davenport and the unidentified male found in her apartment. He later went with Detective Dave Macklay to search Hastings' home and car, finding a piece of flesh in the latter.\nConstance Talbot later revealed to Harrison and Macklay the cause of death for the John Doe was decapitation. She then showed them a ring found inside the body, inscribed: \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Don_Pinkle.json b/data/input_docs/Don_Pinkle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..def4f093cfc47a7e5269596bf357fb34d2767e7c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Don_Pinkle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Don_Pinkle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Don_Pinkle", "text": "Don Pinkle\nDon Pinkle was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season.\nDon's relation to Tim and Tom Pinkle, if any, is unstated."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Donna_Hayward.json b/data/input_docs/Donna_Hayward.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d2270973b83e86e2cf4feac3357bdbe17d9c7830 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Donna_Hayward.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Donna_Hayward", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Donna_Hayward", "text": "Donna Hayward\nDonna Marie Hayward was the best friend of Laura Palmer, and after her death she was obsessed with finding out who killed her and why, employing the help of James Hurley and Maddy Ferguson.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nDonna was born on September 2, 1971 to Doctor Will Hayward and his wife, Eileen. Her birth was guided by Dr. R. Robinson. However, no father was listed on the birth certificate.\nWhen she and Laura were in their early teens, they went skinny dipping with several older Canadian boys, who introduced them to marijuana. One of the boys was named Tim, and Donna later said that this was the first time she ever fell in love.\nIn 1986, Donna began dating Mike Nelson, and during the following months, her friendship with Laura began to deteriorate. However, they eventually reconciled somewhat, though there existed strain from Donna's worry for Laura due to her wild lifestyle that consisted of cocaine and promiscuity.\nLaura's final days\n \nDonna went on a picnic on February 12, 1989, with Laura and Laura's secret boyfriend, James Hurley, who filmed them.\nDonna left her home one morning later in the month to walk to school with Laura. They passed by their boyfriends on the way, the boys declaring Mike to be \"the man.\"\nWhen they reached school, Laura was pulled aside by James, and on their way to class, she excused herself to the bathroom as Donna went on ahead.\n \nAs they left school in the afternoon, Bobby stopped Donna and Laura, wondering where the latter was for the previous hour. However, she avoided the question, as she was seeing James. Despite his anger, Laura managed to brighten his mood and she left with Donna.\nThey went to Donna's home, where they discussed James and Bobby, the former being \"the one.\"\nThe next day, Laura came to her home, clearly distressed, and asked Donna if she was her best friend and Donna comforted her.\nDonna told Laura that she was afraid that she did not always want to be around her because of her being uptight, but wished she was not. They went inside and Donna got her opinion on whether she should sleep with Mike, but Laura doubted whether she actually had feelings for Mike. Donna called to her mother, asking for a muffin. Her father then came in, trying to perform a magic trick. Her mother then brought out huckleberry muffins for the girls. Doctor Hayward found a \"secret message for Laura,\" which he read to her. Laura's father then called and Donna walked her out of the house.\nThe next night, Donna went to Laura's house, who was ready to go out, but not with Donna. Nevertheless, Donna followed her to the Roadhouse, where two men were sitting with Laura, interested in her prostitution services. The men asked if Donna was \"part of the deal,\" and she kissed one of them, guaranteeing her involvement, despite Laura's initial protests.\nDonna and Laura traveled with the men up to Canada. She was offered cocaine when they arrive, but she refused it.\nThe group went up to Canada. where they met Jacques Renault at the Power and the Glory. She danced with one of the men, watching Laura with the other, who called himself \"Buck.\" Donna became disoriented and picked up Laura's shirt, tying it around her waist, then continued dancing with the man, kissing him. Laura eventually saw them and charges at her, apparently upset about her wearing Laura's shirt.\nThe next morning, Laura and Donna were at the latter's home, Donna questioning why Laura lived the way she did. Laura's father then came to pick up Laura for breakfast.\nLaura's murder\n \nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Donna walked to her locker at school, amused at Audrey Horne changing into a pair of heels and smoking a few lockers away. James came to her and asked if she had seen Laura yet that day, to which she said no, and he commented that it was a nice day for a picnic. She then went to class and saw a deputy show up during roll call, asking for Bobby. She then observed a girl outside the classroom window, screaming. She looked at Laura's empty desk, then at James, becoming worried. Suspecting the worst, she said Laura's name and began crying.\nShe was surrounded by friends for comfort as the principal made an announcement to the school about Laura's death. She cried as the announcement ended and she looked over to James.\nLater, Donna went to James' uncle, \"Big\" Ed Hurley's gas station and went to him. He pulled her into a hug and comforted her. She asked if he had seen James and Ed gave her a message he had left for her, saying to meet him at the Roadhouse after 9:30. Just then, her boyfriend, arrived and angrily asked where she had been, saying she should be with him, supporting Bobby. Ed came to her defense and Mike commanded her to go to the sheriff's station, then left. Ed's wife, Nadine then yelled at him to hang her drapes and Donna left.\nShe was brought in for questioning before Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, where she was asked about the picnic with Laura that was filmed by James, but she insisted that it was recorded by a female hiker, despite Cooper revealing that he knew Laura had a secret boyfriend. He then let her go.\nIn the evening, Donna overheard her parents talking about the events that occurred over the course of the day, including the discovery of Laura's necklace, which was not a detail that had been released to the public. She learned that the authorities believe the killer may have been in possession of the other half of the heart, and she knew that James had it. She snuck into her sister, Harriet's bedroom and told her that she would be leaving through the window, despite a curfew put into effect, and wanted Harriet to cover for her. She then left to go meet James, borrowing Harriet's bike.\nShe arrived at the Roadhouse, where Mike waited for her with Bobby, the former angrily grabbed her, though Ed and other bar patrons intervened and Joey Paulson escorted her out of the Roadhouse. Joey took her to James in the woods.\n \nDonna told him that the authorities were looking for him, but he said that he would be cooperative, despite his belief that they would lock him up because he was with Laura the previous night. James also described Laura the previous night, saying she was a completely different person and that it made sense for her to have been killed. When he began expressing guilt, the two kissed and heard sirens. They buried the necklace and they drove off but were stopped by the sheriff and Agent Cooper and were taken to the sheriff's station.\nShe was released to her father, though Truman asked for her to be back in the morning for questioning. Her father took her home after a short talk.\nDonna went downstairs the next morning to her living room, where her mother was, asking why she was not taken back to the sheriff's station for questioning that morning but was told that the authorities postponed her questioning to the next day and that she had cried in her sleep overnight. She also revealed her current feelings, including her budding romance with James.\nShe went to the Palmer home, told by Leland to try to not upset his wife. She sat down next to Mrs. Palmer and held her hand, but she then thought Donna was Laura and hugged her before screaming and Leland came back to console her.\nBack at home, the doorbell rang. It was James, who had come to have dinner with her family.\nAfter dinner, she sat with James as her parents went to bed. James told her that he believed their relationship was not wrong and would have happened even if Laura had not died.\nFor lunch the next day after church, she went to the Double R Diner with her family and they saw Audrey Horne come in. Donna went to speak to her and they talked about Laura as well as Audrey's apparent crush on Agent Cooper.\n \nThe following day, Donna attended Laura's funeral.\nDonna sat at the Palmer home the next morning as Sarah Palmer described to Deputy Andy Brennan a man she saw in a vision. When Leland came in, he mentioned another vision Sarah claimed to have, in which a gloved hand picked up James' half of the necklace.\nShe did her makeup at school later when Audrey came in and told her the secrets Laura had, including that she had been seeing Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, which had not been known to Donna. Audrey also supposed that Laura had worked at the brothel, One Eyed Jacks.\nAt home, Donna received a call from James and she said they needed to talk about Laura.\nThat night, she went with James to the woods to find the half of Laura's necklace they buried but did not find it.\nShe met with James at the gazebo in the park the next day, after he had left her a note. He revealed to her that his father was still alive and had abandoned he and his mother, who was an alcoholic.\nDonna went to the diner with him, where she met Laura's nearly identical cousin, Maddy Ferguson. She swore Maddy to the secrecy of their investigation into Laura's murder and said they had heard of Laura having a hiding place in her home and wished for Maddy to find it. They then left the diner together.\nLater that night, she received a call from Maddy, who told her she has found a tape in Laura's hiding place.\nDonna listened to the tape found by Maddy. It had been made for Doctor Jacoby and in it, Laura expressed the ease of recording the tape and mentioned a coconut in relation to secrets. They found that a tape recorded the night Laura died was now missing and James supposed that Jacoby must have still had it. He then suggested they go to Jacoby's office to look for the tape, and they could lure him out with a \"phone call from Laura.\"\nAt night, she met James and Maddy in the park, the latter wearing a blonde wig to make her look exactly like Laura.\nShe stood by as James called Jacoby and handed over the phone to Maddy, who lured Jacoby by speaking as Laura. She and James went on their way to the office, leaving Maddy in the park.\nAfter watching Jacoby leave, they infiltrated his office.\nIn the office, Donna found a coconut, remembering Laura's tape. Inside she found the missing tape and half of Laura's necklace. She then left with James on his motorcycle.\nThey went back to Donna's house, where they listened to the tape, in which Laura noted James to be sweet, but dumb, and mentioned a \"mystery man\" who drove a red corvette. James then said that Jacoby did not kill Laura and that he had been trying to help her, but Donna questioned how he came into possession of the necklace.\nShe went to the Double R Diner the next day and met with Maddy, who gave her a pair of Laura's sunglasses. Maddy broke her own pair of glasses as Donna lit a cigarette. Maddy asked about James being arrested and if they were responsible for a heart attack suffered by Doctor Jacoby. Maddy then informed her that Leland's hair had turned white, just before Norma delivered a note saying 'LOOK INTO THE MEALS ON WHEELS.'\nShe went to the sheriff's station to see James and asked what he told them and. He said he did not give up her or Maddy.\nShe called Norma about the Meals on Wheels, offering to pick up Laura's route. She then joined her family and the Palmers to watch her sisters, Gersten and Harriet play piano and read a poem about Laura, respectively. Donna told Maddy about the Meals on Wheels and that she was to start the next day.\nStarting on the route, Donna went to the home of an elderly woman named Mrs. Tremond, whose grandson sat in a chair in the bedroom. The old woman complained about the creamed corn, which soon disappeared from her plate and into the hands of her grandson, who had apparently performed a magic trick. Mrs. Tremond told her about the neighbor, Mr. Smith and that he was friends with Laura. Donna went next door to Smith's house, but he did not answer, so she left him a note.\n \nDonna later sat in her living room with Maddy, singing \"Just You\" along with Maddy and James, the latter also playing guitar. During the song, she stared longingly at him and noticed that Maddy did the same and seemed to receive all of James' attention. This upset Donna and she ran out of the room. She was pursued by James and she insisted there is nothing wrong and she kissed him.\nHer father then called down saying there was a phone call for her from Harold Smith, Mrs. Tremond's neighbor. She answered the phone and they arranged to meet the next day. Maddy screamed and Donna went with James to her aid.\nThe next morning, she went to Harold's home and they discussed Laura briefly. As Harold went to get a flower from his greenhouse for Laura's grave, Donna found an envelope, but could not see what it was before he came back in.\nDonna went to the Double R Diner, where she saw Maddy with her hand on James' hand. This angered her and she told James about Harold, who she saw as much better than he. She then stormed out of the diner.\nShe went to Laura's grave with Harold's flower and expressed her feelings about what had occurred since her death and was upset with her for dying.\nShe went to the Palmer home, where she caught Maddy and James in an embrace, then left.\nShe went back to Harold to talk to him about her situation with James. She looked at a flower as Harold got her something to drink, but also discovered Laura's diary.\nDonna went to the diner the next day and told Hank that she had plans to have lunch with Harold. She took her Meals on Wheels delivery and left for Harold's house. There, they drank to Laura's memory and he shared some of Laura's diary with her. She suggested he turn it in to the authorities, but he saw no reason to, as Laura had given it to him and it contained no solutions.\nShe later met Maddy at the diner to discuss what was going on between them and James. She quickly changed the subject to Laura's diary in Harold's possession.\nDonna brings lunch to Harold the following day and offered to tell her life story to him in exchange for reading Laura's diary, but he said he would read it to her and that it could not leave the room. He retrieved a notebook from a secret compartment of his shelf and she began telling him about her life, but soon made the conversation about him instead, distracting him. She snatched the diary and backed up out the door. Harold stepped outside and collapsed, prompting her to apologize and return the diary.\nShe and Maddy later planned to retrieve the diary from Harold.\nShe met with Harold again to put the plan in motion that evening. She told him about an experience with Laura when she was 13 or 14 where young men took them to the woods and they went skinny-dipping. She said that this event was the first time she fell in love, this having been with one of the boys who was named Tim.\nHarold showed her his flowers and they kissed. Harold excused himself and from the greenhouse, Donna signaled Maddy inside and to where she could find the diary. She was startled when Harold returned. She tried to distract him while Maddy searched for the diary, but she was caught. Upset, Harold cornered them.\nHarold expressed his utmost disappointment in Donna for betraying his trust. He tried to take the diary, but James burst in to save the girls, and Harold managed to grab the diary back.\nShe went to meet with Sheriff Truman, who was skeptical of her claim that Harold had a diary by Laura, as they had previously found one at the Palmer home. He suspected that the teenagers were getting into trouble again, but said he would try to send someone to Smith's home. A loud man, FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole interrupted them and, much to Donna's annoyance, he and Truman spoke privately, leaving her to wait on the sheriff. However, she was soon forgotten about.\nShe met with James at the Roadhouse the next night, where they discussed Harold's apparent suicide and her guilt over it. James also told her that Maddy would be leaving. She then lip-synced with the singer, who performed \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart.\" Donna was then overcome with emotion during the next song, \"The World Spins.\"\nDonna went to the Palmer home with James the next day to say goodbye to Maddy, but Leland told them he had dropped her off at the bus station 20 minutes prior. They then left after observing that the living room was strewn with golf balls.\nDonna sat with James the following day and he gave her a ring, wishing to be with her all the time. She approved and they shared a kiss.\nThey went to the diner, where she heard Deputy Andy saying, \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" and she questioned him about Mrs. Tremond, as her grandson had spoken these words, but he said this was actually Harold Smith's suicide note and that it meant, \"I am a lonely soul.\" She hurriedly went to get Agent Cooper.\nShe told Cooper about Mrs. Tremond and they went to her house, but a different, middle-aged Mrs. Tremond answered the door, claiming to know nothing of the older woman. This Mrs. Tremond then delivered an envelope to Donna from Harold, containing a page from Laura's diary, where she described a dream of being in a red room with a little man and an old man. It also said that \"BOB\" must be stopped and that she knew she would die the following night.\nShe went to the Palmer home to deliver a tape for Maddy of the song they recorded with James. She gave it to Leland and asked him about Laura's secret diary, which he was unaware of. He then received a call from Maddy's mother and Donna fearfully listened to him speak on the phone, as Maddy apparently did not return home. He told her she had nothing to worry about.\nLeland then brought Donna some lemonade and put on a record after assuring her that Maddy was okay. He offered for them to dance and she accepted. He soon violently pulled her to him, letting her go when the doorbell rang. Leland let in Sheriff Truman, who said there had been another murder.\nMaking the connection to Maddy's absence, she met James by the lake. She informed him that Maddy was dead and he says they could have helped her and left without Donna whilst upset.\nJames' departure and mystery of parentage\nAfter Leland died in custody after being arrested for Laura and Maddy's murders, Donna attends the reception following his funeral. She confided in Ed about James believing the chaos in the town to be caused by him.\nNadine Hurley\u2014believing herself to be a teenager following a suicide attempt\u2014approached Donna at her locker the next day and Donna asked if she had seen James, to which she denied. Nadine then asked Donna if she was still dating Mike and became excited when she said she was not.\nThe next day, Donna was approached by Mike, who had lost a wrestling match to Nadine and asked her to pretend they were still dating to end Nadine's wishes to go out with him.\nShe went to Ed's house the next day, still looking for James. He told her that he requested money be delivered to a specific bar and Donna offered to deliver it to him.\nDonna went to Wallies Hideout, the bar James requested his money be delivered to. There, she met a woman who told her that James possibly went to Mexico and told Donna to go home.\nIn the evening, she went to the woman's home, from which James left. He finds Donna and they left together.\nShe goes back to Wallies Hideout with James, who said he was being framed for the murder of the woman's husband, Jeffrey Marsh. James insisted that he go back and talk to the woman\u2014Evelyn\u2014as he believed she would tell the truth to the police. Donna called Ed and filled him in on the details as a deputy named Frank entered the bar.\nLater, she returned to the bar where she met Evelyn again. She resisted telling Donna the reasoning she had helped frame James, and a man came to get Evelyn. Donna tried to follow, but the man threatened to kill her. As the man left with Evelyn, Donna pleaded on James' behalf.\nShe went back to the Marsh house, where she saw the man try to convince Evelyn to leave her fingerprints on his gun so he could then kill James, who was at their feet, unconscious. She then burst into the house and pleaded for his life. Malcolm commanded Evelyn to give him the gun, but she shot him instead.\nDonna and James had a picnic the next day, where she said that she knew about his relationship with Evelyn, but forgave him as she knew how he felt. She asked him to come home to Twin Peaks with her, but he refused, feeling it was not right. She understood and wished him luck on his travels.\nShe went to the Roadhouse after receiving a note requesting her to be there, along with a torn piece of paper. There, she met Shelly Johnson, who had a similar message and an adjoining paper. Audrey Horne also arrived, who had the last piece of the torn poem.\nDonna answered the door of her home the next day, where a colleague of her father's, Gerald Craig, had arrived for a visit on his way to a convention in Spokane. She invited him in and he reminisced about his friendship with her father and his time in high school. He gave her a gift for her father and left.\nDonna's parents later arrived home with groceries and she told them about Craig's visit. However, her father said that this was impossible, as Craig had drowned many years before. Donna gave them the gift left by \"Craig\" and her mother called the phone number he left, which was actually for a cemetery. Her father opened the gift, finding a knight chess piece with a chess move.\nLater, the doorbell rang at her home and she went to answer but saw that her mother had reached the door first. She watched Benjamin Horne step into the house and whisper to her mother.\nThe next morning, Donna followed her mother to the Great Northern Hotel, seeing that she had gone to meet with Ben Horne. She went to the reception desk and asked to see Audrey, also seeing Mike with Nadine, checking out of the hotel, arm in arm. Audrey came and Donna asked if she knew why her mother and Audrey's father were visiting one another. Audrey did not know, so she showed Donna to a hole in the wall of Ben's office, where the girls spied on her mother and Horne.\nLater, she received a San Francisco postcard from James, who later planned to go to Mexico. Her father assured her that James would be back. Donna then asked him if he knew how her mother knows Horne, to which he responded that she probably did not. She then told him about Ben's visit to their home and her mother's to the hotel, but he dismissed both as charity meetings. Donna then went to answer the door, which was a delivery flowers for her mother.\nThe following day, she went to the Roadhouse to try out for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nAt dinner, she asked her mother how she knew Ben Horne. Her father then brought up his excuse, which she agreed with. However, Donna did not believe them due to the flowers sent to her.\nThe next day, in the attic of her home, Donna found her birth certificate, discovering that it did not list a father. Her mother then called up to her, as Deputy Hawk had called for her.\nShe was called to the sheriff's station, where Cooper went over the poem Donna, Shelly, and Audrey received. Donna told him about the visit from \"Gerald Craig.\" Shelly then pointed out that the poem was in her husband Leo's handwriting and Cooper advised the girls to check in with the Sheriff's Department twice a day.\nDonna went to her living room the next day, dressed up for Miss Twin Peaks. Her mother asked to hear her speech, but she instead wanted to know the truth about her involvement with Benjamin Horne. Her parents did not budge on the subject, so she left.\nDuring a musical interlude at the contest, she saw Ben Horne and approached him for an explanation, but he said it was neither the time or the place. He began to talk to her and she realized that he may indeed be her father, so she ran away with tears in her eyes.\nAfter Annie Blackburn won the title of Miss Twin Peaks, chaos ensued.\nShe packed her bags the next day and came down the stairs of her home, ready to leave. Ben was present, imploring her to stay, saying the situation was his fault and that he was now trying to make it right. Donna's father then came, angered by Ben's presence. Sylvia Horne then arrived, upset with Ben, and Donna hugged Doctor Hayward, crying and declaring him to be her father. Will then punched Ben, causing him to slam his head into the fireplace.\nLater life\nDonna graduated from high school with honors and moved to New York City after turning eighteen, cutting herself off from everyone in Twin Peaks, except for her younger sisters and Audrey Horne, with whom she exchanged two letters.\nShe began studying at Hunter College, but dropped out after her freshman year to focus on her modeling career, having signed with the Ford Modeling Agency. Her career was very successful in the 1990s, during which time, gossip and society newspaper columns linked her romantically with several men until her marriage to a prominent venture capitalist, nearly twenty years her senior.\nIn the late 1990s, she encountered Lana Budding Milford at a charity event and the two were photographed together. The photo was subsequently published in the Twin Peaks Post.\nMeanwhile, Donna was suffering from drug and alcohol dependence and entered rehabilitation four times over the following five years. Her final rehabilitation came after Donna was found at a Lower East Side crack house after being reported missing by her husband two days prior. This episode was believed to have been triggered by the sudden death of her mother in 2009, whom Donna had not spoken to since leaving home.\nShe became sober after her stay at McLean Psychiatric Hospital and her marriage ended in divorce. She moved to New Haven, Connecticut, where she religiously attended twelve-step meetings to maintain her sobriety.\nDonna soon reconciled with her father Will and moved in with him in Middlebury, Vermont, working as his assistant in his medical practice. As of late 2016, she was studying to become a nurse practitioner. Donna politely turned down requests for an interview from Tamara Preston, and also declined to say what she had written in her letters to Audrey.\nBehind the scenes\nLara Flynn Boyle played Donna in the series. Due to scheduling conflicts, the role was recast with Moira Kelly in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nBoyle was approached to appear in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks but declined the offer to return.\nTrivia\nIn the original script for the pilot episode, James' reflection in the video tape is seen in Donna's eye rather than Laura's.\nGallery\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Donnie.json b/data/input_docs/Donnie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..81faab4ce81cffcbb62b797ea58f4e9f4a5c8b15 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Donnie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Donnie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Donnie", "text": "Donnie\n\"Little Donnie is... dead.\"\n \u2015Dick Tremayne\nDonnie was a resident of the Dorritt Home For Boys.\nBiography\nAs late as March 1989, Donnie was visited on numerous occasions by the Brunstons.\nDuring one trip the couple made to the boys' home, they were told by Dick Tremayne that Donnie was not feeling well, despite being in good health the previous day."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Doorway_picture.json b/data/input_docs/Doorway_picture.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d1d1a5af2c5c6974c5696e67de4239855c2544d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Doorway_picture.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Doorway_picture", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Doorway_picture", "text": "Doorway picture\n \nThe doorway picture is given to Laura Palmer by Mrs. Chalfont. It is explored by Laura in her dream. She \"enters\" the picture frame into a first room and makes her way into a second Room where Mrs. Chalfont points her to yet another room. She enters a third room where Mrs. Chalfont's grandson awaits in the dark. He snaps his fingers and the room is lit. The room then dissolves into the familiar red drapes and black and white zig-zag floor of the Black Lodge.\nGallery\nFirst RoomMrs. Chalfont in the second roomThe grandson in the third roomThe grandson in the third room"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Doppelganger.json b/data/input_docs/Doppelganger.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f987de2e0c00cb9372b183b424237d12d84d97ba --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Doppelganger.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Doppelganger", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Doppelganger", "text": "Doppelganger\nDoppelgangers were evil counterparts of individuals, originating from the Black Lodge.\nDuring his time in the Black Lodge, Dale Cooper encountered doppelgangers of Laura Palmer, Leland Palmer, the arm, Annie Blackburn, Maddy Ferguson, Caroline Earle, and himself. His own doppelganger escaped from the Lodge and assumed his identity.\nDoppelgangers had identical appearances to their counterparts, with the exception of their eyes. Within the Lodge, their irises were white, and outside the Lodge, they were black.\nManufactured duplicates, called tulpas, were made of Lois Duffy, Cooper, and Diane Evans.\nBehind the scenes\nThe only times the word is used in the franchise, it is written \"doppelganger\" without umlauts, but in other fiction and folklore it is written \"doppelg\u00e4nger\". It might be because the font used does not support such characters but since this font is not yet identified, it remains unsure.\nA doppelg\u00e4nger is a paranormal double of a living person, typically representing evil or misfortune. In modern vernacular, it is simply any double or look-alike of a person, as is the original German meaning of the word.\nGallery\nMan from Another Place's doppelganger.Laura's doppelganger.Caroline's doppelganger.Leland's doppelganger.BOB with Cooper's doppelganger."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Doris_Truman.json b/data/input_docs/Doris_Truman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..14ef722113e9b1e9837fbd63282f38bb6d322690 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Doris_Truman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Doris_Truman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Doris_Truman", "text": "Doris Truman\nDoris Truman was the wife of Sheriff Frank Truman.\nBiography\nDoris was originally from the western part of Washington, where her husband had a law enforcement job for a time.\nShe eventually moved with her husband to his hometown of Twin Peaks, where he took over as sheriff in his brother's stead. At some point, she and Frank had a son who was a soldier and eventually committed suicide.\nDoris went to her husband one day at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department to voice her frustrations, particularly over a leaky pipe and her father's car.\nShe later returned to Frank, frustrated that her father's car seemed to have still not been repaired."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dorothy_Doak.json b/data/input_docs/Dorothy_Doak.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..803b0e139c6912908ea2337109db8c8a374085a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dorothy_Doak.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dorothy_Doak", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dorothy_Doak", "text": "Dorothy Doak\nDorothy Doak was a cashier at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan.\nBiography\nDoak was on duty when a bomb detonated in the bank's basement vault, killing Andrew Packard, Pete Martell, and Dell Mibbler and severely injuring Audrey Horne. She herself was not injured but nonetheless was taken to the hospital for observation.\nBehinde the scene\n \nDoak is possibly intended to be the sleeping clerk seen in the vault in \"Episode 29.\" However, The Secret History of Twin Peaks states that Doak was working at the front desk upstairs at the time of the explosion."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dorritt_Home_For_Boys.json b/data/input_docs/Dorritt_Home_For_Boys.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd5a2c5a0fafeb6b27da4befe256069da75656e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dorritt_Home_For_Boys.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dorritt_Home_For_Boys", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dorritt_Home_For_Boys", "text": "Dorritt Home For Boys\nDorritt Home For Boys was an orphanage in the Twin Peaks, Washington area.\nHistory\nIn March 1989, Dick Tremayne took care of Nicky Needleman through the Happy Helping Hand program.\nAfter growing weary about the nature of Nicky's parents' deaths, Dick spoke to Deputy Andy Brennan about visiting the adoption agency, only to find that Nicky's records were sealed and returned to the orphanage.\n \nDuring the staff's lunch break, Dick and Andy entered the office and searched for Nicky's files. He started to read the file as the Brunstons entered, intending to visit with Donnie. Nervous, Dick told them that Donnie was dead, but then added that he was actually \"dead tired.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Double_Indemnity.json b/data/input_docs/Double_Indemnity.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cebe0f06784c7fc6db6d950cdc1c2febd658e3af --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Double_Indemnity.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Double_Indemnity", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Double_Indemnity", "text": "Double Indemnity\nDouble Indemnity was a book written by James M. Cain.\nA favorite of Hank Jennings, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nDouble Indemnity is a 1943 crime novel by James M. Cain, adapted the following year into the film of the same name."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Double_R_Diner.json b/data/input_docs/Double_R_Diner.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5001f46ca75f2c431e6d9bf5582385c23e933a46 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Double_R_Diner.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Double_R_Diner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Double_R_Diner", "text": "Double R Diner\n\"This diner, and its extraordinarily good coffee and pie, has become, I admit, something of an obsession for me.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nThe Double R Diner (first known as Railroad Diner and briefly as Marty's Railroad Caf\u00e9) was the local diner in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington, located at the intersection of Main Street and Falls Avenue. It was owned and operated by Norma Jennings from April 1969.\nOpen all days of the week and holidays, the Double R was a town institution and oftentimes a hang-out, specializing in homemade pie and coffee. It was also a food provider for the town through the Meals on Wheels program and a sponsor of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nIt was later the flagship store of a franchise known as Norma's Double R.\nHistory\n\nFounding\n\n1980s\n\n2010s\nAfter crossing, Dale Cooper drove past the Double R with Carrie Page late one night. The diner was apparently closed, and no longer bore the \"RR2GO\" sign.\nNotable employees\nNorma Jennings - owner (April 1969\u2013)\nAnnie Blackburn - waitress (March 1989)\nHeidi - waitress\nHank Jennings - dishwasher (March 1989)\nShelly Johnson - waitress\nToad - cook\nBurger Cook \nMenu\n\nAs of March 1989\nThis menu is taken from one found in the document The Andrew Packard Case, archived in the Bookhouse by Dale Cooper in March, 1989.\nBeverages\nCoffee or Tea - $1.75\nMilk - $1.75\nOrange Juice - $2.50\nMilkshake - $3.50\nRootbeer Float - $3.50\nMalts - $3.50\nSoda - $2.25\nIce Tea - $1.75\nLemonade or Orange Whip - $2.25\nBreakfast\n2 Eggs, Any Style - $4.00\nThe \"Double\" R - $7.00\nOmelette with Cheese - $5.25\nFrench Toast - $6.50\nPancakes or Waddles - $5.75\nLumberjack Pancake Steak - $6.25\nSteak and Eggs - $9.95\nWoodcutter's Combo Breakfast - $9.50\nOatmeal - $4.50\nAll above served with Toast, Hash Browns, Bacon or Sausage\nSandwiches\nQuarter Pound Hamburger - $7.85\nBarkburger Special - $7.95\nTurkey Club - $8.49\nRoast Beef - $8.10\nHam and Cheese - $5.95\nB. L. T. - $6.75\nThe Redwood - $8.00\nSides\nFrench Fries - $3.49\nOnion Rings - $3.00\nSalad - $3.49\nSoup of the Day - $3.35\nDinners\nB.B.Q. Ribs - $10.95\nCorned Beef - $8.95\nSteak \"T\" Bone - $12.95\nBeef Stew - $8.49\nChicken Fried Steak - $10.50\nSpaghetti with Meat Sauce - $7.95\nVeal - $14.40\nKing Crab - Market Price\nFish Dinner - $10.95\nCatch O' the Day - Market Price\nDesserts\nOur Famous Cherry Pie - $2.50\nHuckleberry Pie - $2.50\nGooseberry Pie - $2.50\nLingonberry Pie - $2.50\nStrawberry-Rhubarb Pie - $3.00\nIce Cream - $2.00\nRR2GO! Menu\nTranscribed from the prop, as seen on a promotional picture for Part 6.\nBeverages\nCoffee - $1.25\nIced Tea - $1.95\nLemonade - $2.95\nOrange Whip - $3.95\nSandwiches\nserved with chips & a pickle\nTurkey Club - $4.95\nHam & Cheese - $3.95\nB.L.T. - $3.95\nCharbroiled Burger - $3.95\nRoast Beef - $4.95\nEverything else!\nSoup du jour - $2.95\nFries or onion rings - $1.95\nLumberjack breakfast special - $3.95\nB.B.Q. ribs - $4.95\nSpaghetti bolognese - $3.95\nSlice of pie - $2.95\nJukebox\nThe following is the selection available in the diner's jukebox:\nCombination\nSong\nArtist\nA1\n\"Working Man\"\nJohn Conlee\nB1\n\"Radio Lover\"\nJohn Conlee\nC1\n\"Told A Lie To My Heart\"\nWillie Nelson, Hank Williams Jr.\nD1\n\"Slow Movin' Outlaw\"\nWillie Nelson, Lacy J. Dalton\nE1\n\"Little Lies\"\nFleetwood Mac\nF1\n\"Ricky\"\nFleetwood Mac\nG1\n\"Stop Draggin' My Heart Around\"\nStevie Nicks, Tom Petty\nH1\n\"Kind of Woman\"\nStevie Nicks\nI1\n\"Some Girls Have All The Luck\"\nLouise Mandrell\nJ1\n\"How Did It Get So Late, So Early\"\nLouise Mandrell\nK1\n\"Save the Last Dance For Me\"\nDolly Parton\nL1\n\"Elusive Butterfly\"\nDolly Parton\nM1\n\"Your Memory Ain't What It Used To Be\"\nMickey Gilley\nN1\n\"Lonely Nights, Lonely Heartache\"\nMickey Gilley\nO1\n\"There's No Way\"\nAlabama\nP1\n\"The Boy\"\nAlabama\nQ1\n\"Human Touch\"\nRick Springfield\nR1\n\"Alyson\"\nRick Springfield\nS1\n\"Me and Paul\"\nWillie Nelson\nT1\n\"I Let My Mind Wander\"\nWillie Nelson\nU1\n\"Hurts So Good\"\nJohn Cougar\nV1\n\"Close Enough\"\nJohn Cougar\nW1\n\"The Lady in Red\"\nChris de Burgh\nX1\n\"The Vision\"\nChris de Burgh\nY1\n\"When Giving Up Was Easy\"\nEd Bruce\nZ1\n\"Texas Girl, I'm Closing In On You\"\nEd Bruce\nAA1\n\"Part-Time Lover\"\nStevie Wonder\nBB1\nInstrumental\nCC1\n\"Longhaired Redneck\"\nDavid Allan Coe\nDD1\n\"You Never Even Called Me by My Name\"\nDavid Allan Coe\nEE1\n\"Goodbye Marie\"\nKenny Rogers\nFF1\n\"Abraham, Martin and John\"\nKenny Rogers\nA2\n\"Good Old Mountain Dew\"\nWillie Nelson\nB2\n\"Laying My Burdens Down\"\nWillie Nelson\nC2\n\"I'm For Love\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nD2\n\"Lawyers, Guns and Money\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nE2\n\"Just a Gigolo\"\nDavid Lee Roth\nF2\n\"I Ain't Got Nobody\"\nDavid Lee Roth\nG2\n\"Take Me Down\"\nAlabama\nH2\n\"Lovin' You Is Killin' Me\"\nAlabama\nI2\n\"You're Only Human (Second Wind)\"\nBilly Joel\nJ2\n\"Surprises\"\nBilly Joel\nK2\n\"Rock and Roll Girls\"\nJohn Fogerty\nL2\n\"Centerfield\"\nJohn Fogerty\nM2\n\"I Found Someone\"\nCher\nN2\n\"Dangerous Times\"\nCher\nO2\n\"Love Don't Give No Reason\"\nSmokey Robinson\nP2\n\"Hanging On By A Thread\"\nSmokey Robinson\nQ2\n\"The Captain of Her Heart\"\nDouble\nR2\n\"Your Prayer Takes Me Off\"\nDouble\nS2\n\"Can't Stay Away From You\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nT2\n\"Let It Loose\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nU2\n\"Deep River Woman\"\nLionel Richie, Alabama\nV2\n\"Ballerina Girl\"\nLionel Richie\nW2\n\"I Want to Know You Before We Make Love\"\nConway Twitty\nX2\n\"Snake Boots\"\nConway Twitty\nY2\n\"Shattered Dreams\"\nJohnny Hates Jazz\nZ2\n\"My Secret Garden\"\nJohnny Hates Jazz\nAA2\n\"Dirty Diana\"\nMichael Jackson\nBB2\nInstrumental\nCC2\n\"Circle in the Sand\"\nBelinda Carlisle\nDD2\n\"We Can Change\"\nBelinda Carlisle\nEE2\n\"She's Like the Wind\"\nPatrick Swayze\nFF2\n\"Stay\"\nMaurice Williams and the Zodiacs\nA3\n\"An Innocent Man\"\nBilly Joel\nB3\n\"I'll Cry Instead\"\nBilly Joel\nC3\n\"Need You Tonight\"\nINXS\nD3\n\"I'm Coming (Home)\"\nINXS\nE3\n\"Never Gonna Give You Up\"\nRick Astley\nF3\nInstrumental\nG3\n\"So Emotional\"\nWhitney Houston\nH3\n\"For the Love of You\"\nWhitney Houston\nI3\n\"The Valley Road\"\nBruce Hornsby\nJ3\n\"The Long Race\"\nBruce Hornsby\nK3\n\"Everything Your Heart Desires\"\nHall & Oates\nL3\n\"Realove\"\nHall & Oates\nM3\n\"I Wanna Dance With You\"\nEddie Rabbitt\nN3\n\"Gotta Have You\"\nEddie Rabbitt\nO3\n\"Baby Blue\"\nGeorge Strait\nP3\n\"Back to Bein' Me\"\nGeorge Strait\nQ3\n\"Nightshift\"\nCommodores\nR3\n\"I Keep Running\"\nCommodores\nS3\n\"Back in the U.S.S.R.\"\nBilly Joel\nT3\n\"Big Shot\"\nBilly Joel\nU3\n\"Stand By Me\"\nBen E. King\nV3\n\"Yakety Yak\"\nThe Coasters\nW3\n\"Out Goin' Cattin'\"\nSawyer Brown\nX3\n\"The House Won't Rock\"\nSawyer Brown\nY3\n\"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now\"\nStarship\nZ3\n\"Layin' It on the Line\"\nStarship\nAA3\n\"Legs\"\nZZ Top\nBB3\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\"\nZZ Top\nCC3\n\"Dancing in the Dark\"\nBruce Springsteen\nDD3\n\"Pink Cadillac\"\nBruce Springsteen\nEE3\n\"What's Love Got to Do with It\"\nTina Turner\nFF3\n\"Rock and Roll Widow\"\nTina Turner\nA4\n\"You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine\"\nLou Rawls\nB4\n\"Let's Fall in Love All Over Again\"\nLou Rawls\nC4\n\"Do Ya\"\nK. T. Oslin\nD4\n\"Lonely but Only for You\"\nK. T. Oslin\nE4\n\"Anyone Can Do the Heartbreak\"\nAnne Murray\nF4\n\"Without You\"\nAnne Murray\nG4\n\"Seven Spanish Angels\"\nWillie Nelson, Ray Charles\nH4\n\"Who Cares\"\nRay Charles\nI4\n\"Fallin' Again\"\nAlabama\nJ4\n\"I Saw the Time\"\nAlabama\nK4\n\"Words Get in the Way\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nL4\n\"Movies\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nM4\n\"Always on My Mind\"\nPet Shop Boys\nN4\n\"Do I Have To?\"\nPet Shop Boys\nO4\n\"Make No Mistake, She's Mine\"\nKenny Rogers, Ronnie Milsap\nP4\n\"You're My Love\"\nKenny Rogers\nQ4\n\"Songbird\"\nKenny G\nR4\n\"Midnight Motion\"\nKenny G\nS4\n\"Are You Still in Love with Me\"\nAnne Murray\nT4\n\"Give Me Your Love\"\nAnne Murray\nU4\n\"Can't We Try\"\nDan Hill, Vonda Shepard\nV4\n\"Pleasure Centre\"\nDan Hill\nW4\n\"Crazy\"\nPatsy Cline\nX4\n\"Your Cheatin' Heart\"\nPatsy Cline\nY4\n\"Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car\"\nBilly Ocean\nZ4\n\"Showdown\"\nBilly Ocean\nAA4\n\"Kentucky Rain\"\nElvis Presley\nBB4\n\"My Little Friend\"\nElvis Presley\nCC4\n\"Proud Mary\"\nCreedence Clearwater Revival\nDD4\n\"Born on the Bayou\"\nCreedence Clearwater Revival\nEE4\n\"Sweet Dreams\"\nPatsy Cline\nFF4\n\"Blue Moon of Kentucky\"\nPatsy Cline\nA5\n\"Just to See Her\"\nSmokey Robinson\nB5\n\"I'm Gonna Love You Like There's No Tomorrow\"\nSmokey Robinson\nC5\n\"Who Wears These Shoes\"\nElton John\nD5\n\"Sad Songs (Say So Much)\"\nElton John\nE5\n\"All I Want is You\"\nCarly Simon\nF5\n\"Two Hot Girls\"\nCarly Simon\nG5\n\"It Takes a Little Rain (To Make Love Grow)\"\nThe Oak Ridge Boys\nH5\n\"Looking for Love\"\nThe Oak Ridge Boys\nI5\n\"Take My Breath Away\"\nBerlin\nJ5\n\"Radar Radio\"\nGiorgio Moroder featuring Joe Pizzulo\nK5\n\"I Know Where I'm Going\"\nThe Judds\nL5\n\"If I Were You\"\nThe Judds\nM5\n\"80's Ladies\"\nK. T. Oslin\nN5\n\"Old Pictures\"\nK. T. Oslin\nO5\n\"Sexy Girl\"\nGlenn Frey\nP5\n\"Better in the U.S.A.\"\nGlenn Frey\nQ5\n\"That's What Friends Are For\"\nDionne Warwick, Elton John, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder\nR5\n\"Two Ships Passing In The Night\"\nDionne Warwick\nS5\n\"We're in This Love Together\"\nAl Jarreau\nT5\n\"Breakin' Away\"\nAl Jarreau\nU5\n\"When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going\"\nBilly Ocean\nV5\nInstrumental\nW5\n\"I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)\"\nWhitney Houston\nX5\n\"Moment of Truth\"\nWhitney Houston\nY5\n\"Shine, Shine, Shine\"\nEddy Raven\nZ5\n\"Stay with Me\"\nEddy Raven\nAA5\n\"The Way You Make Me Feel\"\nMichael Jackson\nBB5\nInstrumental\nCC5\n\"Ain't Misbehavin'\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nDD5\n\"I've Been Around\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nEE5\n\"Just Enough Love\"\nRay Price\nFF5\n\"Why Don't Love Just Go Away\"\nRay Price\nBehind the scenes\nThe eight original props of the menu used in Twin Peaks were blank inside, but the exterior is correctly reproduced in the menu displayed in The Secret History of Twin Peaks.\nIn the pilot and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the Double R Diner scenes were filmed at the Mar-T Caf\u00e9, formerly known as Thompson's Caf\u00e9 and now known as Twede's Caf\u00e9, located at 137 West North Bend Way in North Bend, Washington. For subsequent episodes of the original series, the diner interiors were recreated on a soundstage. The Mar-T sign was later explained in The Secret History of Twin Peaks as a holdover from the diner's original incarnation as Marty's Railroad Cafe, which was named after Norma's father.\nThe real cafe was gutted by a fire in 2000, and reopened with interior design that bore little resemblance to the Twin Peaks-era look.\nFor the 2017 limited series, Twede's Cafe was remodeled to restore the original Double R's appearance, with the renovations remaining after shooting had wrapped. Location filming at Twede's Cafe took place between September 14 and September 18, 2015.\nPlaying Lynch\n \nAn advertisement for the diner was used to tease David Lynch's project Playing Lynch before its official announcement.\nIt is interesting to note that the advertisement states the diner to have opened in 1984. However, this is impossible, as Norma stated in 1989 that she had been working there for 20 years.\nGallery\nThe diner as it appears in the April 28, 2017 teaser"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Doug_(disambiguation).json b/data/input_docs/Doug_(disambiguation).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a2cf50248516e854cadcc7a23b99c8c88fe95c93 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Doug_(disambiguation).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Doug_(disambiguation)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Doug_(disambiguation)", "text": "Doug (disambiguation)\nDoug, Douglas, or Dougie could refer to:\nCharacters\nDouglas\nDougie Jones\nDougie Milford\nDouglas Jones (Part 15)\nBehind the scenes\nCullen Douglas (actor)\nDouglas Axtell (sound mixer)\nDoug Wall (grip)\nExternal links\n Douglas (given name) at Wikipedia\n Dougie (given name) at Wikipedia\n Douglas (surname) at Wikipedia"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dougie%27s_ring.json b/data/input_docs/Dougie%27s_ring.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0e58ebf62e2a2615a68b50b80e7585e21b9f688e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dougie%27s_ring.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dougie%27s_ring", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dougie%27s_ring", "text": "Dougie's ring\nDougie's ring was a golden wedding ring inscribed with \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E\" was given to Douglas Jones by his wife, Janey-E.\nHistory\nIn 2016, the ring was discovered in the stomach of Garland Briggs' decapitated corpse, discovered in Buckhorn, South Dakota."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dougie_Jones.json b/data/input_docs/Dougie_Jones.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..66e9af2c784a22058156b74b7d5d00ce14bcd8d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dougie_Jones.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dougie_Jones", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dougie_Jones", "text": "Dougie Jones\nFor other uses, see Doug (disambiguation).\n\"Dougie is Cooper?! How the hell is this?\"\n \u2015Gordon Cole\nDouglas \"Dougie\" Jones was a tulpa of FBI agent Dale Cooper, created by Cooper's doppelganger as a ploy to avoid returning to the Black Lodge.\nBiography\n\nCreation\nAfter escaping from the red room, Dale Cooper's doppelganger was destined to return there at 2:53 p.m. around twenty-five years later. Dougie Jones, a tulpa of Cooper, was manufactured from a gold seed, ensuring that he would be the one to return in the doppelganger's place. Dougie was in possession of the ring, which he wore on his left arm. His earliest records dated to 1997.\nDuring Dougie's existence, he was married to Janey-E, with whom he had a son named Sonny Jim, and worked as an insurance agent at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada from 2004. Dougie lived in the house with a red door at 25140 Lancelot Court, near Merlin's Market. It also seemed that he frequently had \"episodes\" in which he seemed almost catatonic, possibly caused by a car accident he was involved in prior to being hired at Lucky 7 Insurance.\nDeath\nOn the appointed day, Dougie had been away from his family for several days with no contact, and he owed $52,000 to Jimmy and Tommy for a football bet. During this time, he was with a prostitute named Jade at an unoccupied house in the Rancho Rosa development. After finishing their tryst, Jade went to shower, while Dougie's left arm became numb and he grew violently ill. He crawled to the living room, where he vomited on the floor. He was then violently yanked backwards, disappearing.\nDougie sat in an armchair in the red room, where Mike told him that he had been manufactured by someone for a purpose that had now been fulfilled. Dougie began shrinking and the ring fell off his hand. He suddenly transformed into a cloud black smoke, a golden orb-shaped seed rising out of the depths. Dougie then appeared to turn into a vomiting skull and vanished in a flash of light, leaving behind only the gold seed in his seat. Mike picked up both the ring and the seed, placing the ring on its table.\nThe real Dale Cooper then was transported out the Black Lodge through a wall outlet, materializing in the house from which Dougie had disappeared. Dougie's family and friends mistook Cooper for Dougie and continued to treat him as such. Over the next several days, several individuals working for Dale Cooper's doppelganger attempted to kill Cooper but failed.\nDougie's wedding ring was discovered inside a man's decapitated body in Buckhorn, South Dakota. The body had been found in the apartment of Ruth Davenport along with Davenport's severed head.\nReturn\n \nWhen the real Cooper awoke from a coma with his full capacities, he was visited by Mike in a vision. Cooper removed a tuft of his own hair and gave it to Mike, telling him to \"make another one\". Soon, another tulpa of Cooper appeared in the Red Room before Mike and went to Las Vegas, taking on the name of Dougie Jones. He knocked on the door of Jones' home and embraced Janey-E and Sonny Jim, who were overjoyed that he had returned to them.\nBehind the scenes\nHis Nevada car license plate sticker's yellow color and design (text to the left, bottom and right of the month of expiration number and nothing above) indicate that the expiration year is either 2013 or 2016 (though it should be noted that in Nevada, registrations may be renewed online up to 18 months after expiration).\nDougie's changing into a gold nugget is very similar to Lynch short film Dream #7 and a scene from his unproduced Ronnie Rocket script in which a character becomes a golden egg.\nTrivia\nHis \"Sunset\" Nevada car plate serial number is DUGE LV, and the license plate sticker reads that it expires in March but its year of expiration, its serial number and its state are not visible though the latter are presumably \"DUGE LV\" and \"Nevada.\" The tags are 2003."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dougie_Milford.json b/data/input_docs/Dougie_Milford.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..30b95e88a053850a39eaa4bc00b9100ac9ea941a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dougie_Milford.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dougie_Milford", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dougie_Milford", "text": "Dougie Milford\nLieutenant Colonel Douglas \"Dougie\" Milford was a United States Air Force officer, specifically assigned to investigations concerning UFOs. In his later years, he was the publisher of the local newspaper, the Twin Peaks Gazette. He was known to marry often, lastly to Lana Budding Milford.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nDouglas was born into the Milford family, the long-standing owners of Twin Peaks' oldest pharmacy, on August 11, 1909. Douglas grew up in the shadow of his older brother, Dwayne Milford, who stood to inherit the family business. During school, he was a classmate and friend of Emil Jennings, then flunked out of a pharmacy school in Yakima. In his youth, Douglas was often in conflict with both his brother and his family at large, due to his impulsivity and unpredictable temper, which contrasted him with his older brother's reliability and trustworthiness. As a result, his family would regard him as a black sheep, and the community of Twin Peaks viewed him as a somewhat of a trouble maker.\nAt some point, he and Dwayne began a feud over something concerning \"an old flame and a rumble seat.\" The feud lasted for the rest of Dougie's life.\nLike Dwayne, Douglas joined the Twin Peaks chapter of the Boy Scouts of America, and was, again like his brother, a scoutmaster for a time. During a camping trip at Pearl Lakes in 1927, he claimed to have seen a \"giant\" as well as a \"walking owl.\" He stated that he had photographed both, but when the film ended up prematurely exposed, he blamed his brother for improperly mixing chemicals in the family's pharmacy darkroom. Despite this, Milford had a photographic memory that his brother could attest to.\nThe following month, Milford demanded an investigation into the incident from the Regional Scoutmaster Council in Spokane, lest he bring it to the attention of the National Scoutmaster Council. His brother tried to calm him, only for Douglas to become violent and forcibly removed from the meeting. He subsequently was asked to resign from the scouts and began \"living in sin\" with Pauline Cuyo, the estranged daughter of Twin Peaks Gazette owner Dayton Cuyo. He became the town drunk until becoming a drifter in 1929, leaving Twin Peaks at the outset of the Great Depression.\nMilitary years\nDougie eventually reached San Francisco and worked as a logger. He enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps on December 8, 1941, the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor. During wartime, he was a quartermaster's brigade.\nHe was stationed in Guam and was promoted to sergeant by November 1944, when he was charged with black market trafficking of Army liquor and cigarettes. Despite the charges being dropped, he was demoted to Private and was stationed at the Alamogordo, New Mexico White Sands Missile Range in 1945.\nBy 1947, he was a Corporal and had been transferred to an air base in Roswell, New Mexico. On the morning of July 5, he heard rumors that an air crash had occurred that morning and snuck away from his post to see the wreckage thirty-five miles away. There, he saw a large field of metallic debris. In the field, he saw military personnel extracting a large, plane-like craft from the wreckage to be loaded onto a truck and others loading smaller objects into ambulances. He then saw General Nathan F. Twining arrive at the field to investigate, but shortly after, Milford was arrested by military police. He was interviewed about the incident on July 8 by an Army Lieutenant, though eventually requested to speak to the Lieutenant's superior officer to discuss a similar experience he had previously had.\nFollowing this incident, Corporal Milford was promoted to the grade of Major and was assigned to Project Sign by the United States Air Force, with General Twining as his commander. On July 12, he and FBI agent Frederic Nathan interviewed Kenneth Arnold, who claimed to have seen UFOs on June 24.\nOn July 14, Milford flew to Seattle and purchased a black 1947 Buick Roadmaster from Bob J. Hart. Subsequent alleged sightings of a \"man in black\" driving a Buick Roadmaster have been suggested to have been of Milford.\nFollowing the September 4 sighting by Einer Jennings of Twin Peaks, Milford traveled to the town to speak to Jennings on September 7, ostensibly as a friend to Einer's son Emil, rather than an Air Force officer. After hearing Jennings' account, Milford advised him of the potential dangers of continuing to tell his story, citing Kenneth Arnold's plane being sabotaged. When Jennings went pale and quiet upon hearing this, Milford took it as a sign that he had succeeded.\nThe following day, Milford traveled to the site where Jennings claimed to have seen the UFO and was greeted by a vision of an area in Ghostwood National Forest, near Pearl Lakes. He ventured to this location, where he claimed to have heard a hum, followed by bright, multi-colored lights, all coming from a large, round object twenty-five feet in the air. Underneath the object, within the clearing, he saw three children looking up at the object. Soon after, the object and the children disappeared. Milford searched the area, finding no evidence of the object or children, but took photographs of the area before fleeing.\nMonths later, Milford had been promoted to the rank of Major and was present for Project Sign's first official meeting, held at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. The meeting discussed and analyzed eighteen UFO sightings reported between May and September 1947, including Milford's own.\nHe also investigated other alleged UFO sightings, such as the abductions of Margaret Coulson, Carl Rodd, and Alan Traherne in his hometown of Twin Peaks. His assignment concerning these sightings was to effectively debunk them.\nBy 1949, Project Sign was succeeded by Project Grudge. Milford's first assignment for Grudge arrived in November, when he was dispatched to Pasadena, California to investigate Jack Parsons.\nMilford met with Parsons in the facade of a freelance journalist writing an article for a left-wing magazine to \"set the record straight\" about his termination from Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Parsons spoke of his relationship with science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard and vaguely referring to the Working of Babalon, a ritual he and Hubbard worked on, with the goal of summoning Zeta Reticulans. During the interview, Milford also noticed that Parsons was wearing a \"jade green ring\" on his right hand. The interview abruptly ended when Parsons' wife came to pick him up.\nAfterward, Milford met with a former colleague of Parsons who took him to the Arroyo Seco, a canyon where Parsons used to test rockets and explore \"the explosive sciences, of both the literal and metaphorical varieties,\" believing they would \"open up the gate.\" The colleague disclosed that Parsons would also use the area for Thelema rituals, attempting to summon the goddess Babalon. Inquiring about Parsons' ritual in New Mexico, he learned that Parsons had been attempting to bring across the \"Moonchild\" and that this incident occurred the weekend before the Roswell incident in 1947. From his findings, Milford concluded that any association between Parsons and the United States military be terminated.\nOn June 15, 1952, Milford was dispatched to investigate Parsons once more, still in the guise of a journalist. While Parsons discussed his separation from the Church of Thelema, Milford took note of his home, noticing evidence of occult activities, drug use, and work on explosives. He concluded that Parsons was a potential security threat, and reaffirmed his position that Parsons not be given back his military security clearance. Parsons died two days later in an explosion at his lab.\nHe later joined Project Blue Book and had a renowned reputation for his investigative skill.\nIn 1958, Milford recorded a journal entry in which he recounted correspondence with his White House informant, \"M,\" who informed him of the secretive Wise Men. In this entry, Milford also mused on an incident from 1955 that M tipped him on, which was rumored to have filmed evidence. He also recounted the truth (according to M) of a secretive trip by President Eisenhower, during which he traveled to Holloman Air Force Base. Sources claimed that Eisenhower's alleged visit to the base was to meet with extraterrestrials, who made an offer involving the US giving up nuclear warheads. A second visit was said to involve \"grays\" who offered their technology in exchange for genetic material, an offer that was purportedly accepted.\nIn 1962, he wrote an editorial against his brother, who was running for mayor of Twin Peaks. However, Dwayne won the position, as he was running unopposed.\nBy 1966, he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and began working under President Richard M. Nixon, who possibly was his informant, M. He secretly continued Project Blue Book for Nixon by gathering allies for 4 years, keeping it secret from other agencies such as the CIA who refuse to convey information to the president's office. Nixon eventually showed him a facility with many UFO related objects and even the survivor from a UFO crash which occurred in 1958.\nOn the evening of July 24, 1974, Nixon called Milford at his home over a secure line, and the two had what would be their last conversation. At this time, Nixon was facing almost certain impeachment for his involvement in the Watergate scandal and his attempts to cover said involvement, but he relayed to Milford that he believed that it was really a conspiracy orchestrated by his enemies inside the government to remove him from office because he knew too much. He warned Milford to keep a low profile, and informed him that he would not contact him directly again, telling him to instead seek his new allies in the FBI, where he had a contact who would help him.\nWhen Nixon resigned on August 9, 1974, Milford decided to follow his advice, and aside from writing an op-ed to the Twin Peaks Gazette, where he praised Nixon as a great statesman and lambasted those he believed had pressured him into his resignation, he refrained from doing to attract attention to himself for a year. He then sought out the man from the FBI who was recommended by Nixon: Gordon Cole. Cole would prove his only trustful ally to continue his activities in Twin Peaks.\nRetirement\nAt age 60, he returned to Twin Peaks, where he took over the Twin Peaks Gazette and renamed it the Twin Peaks Post after the death of then editor/publisher Robert Jacoby. He used his newspaper to prevent any news about the construction of the base to leak. When the Mayor investigated, Douglas sent in the FBI agents Gordon Cole and Phillip Jeffries to falsely report it to be part of Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative.\nIn public life, Milford's return to his home town was markedly undramatic. His sordid reputation from his youth had long since been forgotten, and instead, due to his newfound wealth, the townspeople came to view him as just a rather harmless, rich old eccentric. This general opinion of him solidified over the years, as Milford, in stark contrast to his frugal brother, often engaged in spendthrift behavior, and, even more scandalously, got into a series of marriages with younger women, all of which would be very short-lived and end in divorce.\nMilford later handpicked Major Garland Briggs\u2014who he transferred from Fairchild Air Base\u2014to be his successor in Listening Post Alpha until his next \"controller\" arrived.\nAt the reception following the funeral for Leland Palmer, Dougie got into a fight with his brother, Dwayne.\nDougie was married to Lana Budding at the Great Northern Hotel on March 17, 1989. However, his brother insisted that Lana only married him for his money and newspaper.\n \nIn bed with Lana, Milford died of a heart attack, wearing a gold ring with a green stone or gem on his right little finger, which he had already been wearing before the marriage.\nAfter his mentor's death, Major Briggs privately suspected that Lana might have been an assassin sent by someone from Milford's past, who wanted him to take his secrets with to the grave. Briggs, however, also noted that he had no evidence to support this suspicion.\nBehind the scenes\nAccording to Harley Peyton, there was consideration of casting writer William S. Burroughs \u2013 a fan of the show \u2013 as Dougie Milford. However, this idea was ultimately scrapped when it was deemed too expensive.\nIn the show, he is always wearing a gold ring with a green stone or gem on his right ring finger. It is unknown if it is related to the ring introduced in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks contains a minor continuity error for Milford's middle name. Early in the book, his middle name is stated to be James, but his obituary states it to be Raymond.\nHis enlistment form states that he had no distinctive marks although he should have already had the three triangle marking from his scout years' abduction.\nGallery\nThe receipt from Milford's 1947 Buick Roadmaster, dated July 14, 1947Milford's USAF enlistment form"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Douglas.json b/data/input_docs/Douglas.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..600a1b98b38bf970f263f7f6cd20b159f6e44690 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Douglas.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Douglas", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Douglas", "text": "Douglas\nOfficer Douglas was a police officer with the Buckhorn Police Department.\nBiography\nDouglas, along with his partner, Officer Olson, reported to a smell coming from the apartment of Ruth Davenport. Following a short search for the keys - due to neighbor Marjorie Green forgetting she had a set. The officers briefly searched the room before finding Ruth dead.\nDouglas observed as Constance Talbot and Detective Dave Macklay came to investigate the scene."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Drugged-out_mother.json b/data/input_docs/Drugged-out_mother.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1370117eb2ad84fd2dfb8ae71d9b4294b55d0125 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Drugged-out_mother.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Drugged-out_mother", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Drugged-out_mother", "text": "Drugged-out mother\n\"One one... nine! One one nine!\"\nThe drugged-out mother was a woman living in a foreclosed home in Rancho Rosa, Las Vegas with her son.\nBiography\nWhile her son watched Gene plant something on the bottom of Dougie Jones's car, the mother sat at a table covered in various drugs, shouting \"One one nine!\" repeatedly. She then took a pill and washed it down with some whiskey.\nSome time later, the mother had fallen asleep in her chair. Her son went across the street to inspect the car, only to get chased back home, first by some gang members, and then by a sudden explosion that killed the gang members. The mother was awakened by the opening door and stared in its direction.\nLater, while the police recovered some of the wreckage of the car from the roof of the house, the mother looked up at the ceiling as though reacting to their presence, though she continued to shout \"One one nine\" in the same tone as before.\nBehind the scenes\nThe mother was portrayed by Hailey Gates. Gates' scene in \"Part 6\" was reused footage from \"Part 3.\"\nWhen asked why the woman repeats \"one-one-nine,\" Mark Frost merely stated that \"The people who have one foot in the other world have a pronounced tendency to speak backwards.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Drunk.json b/data/input_docs/Drunk.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8d18ee430efb36945841e7417bebd7baad0b5990 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Drunk.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Drunk", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Drunk", "text": "Drunk\n\"What the fuck is wrong with you?!\"\n \u2015Chad Broxford\nA drunk was incarcerated at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department in October 2016.\nBiography\nThe man had a facial lesion covered with a tied-on napkin and a diseased appearance, bleeding from his mouth. He mimicked the words of those who spoke in his presence, including Andy Brennan and Chad Broxford, who was in the cell across from him. When Naido was placed in the holding area for her protection, he began to imitate her chirping noises. Eventually Chad began chirping as well, before cursing and screaming at them to be quiet. He continued his mimicry into the night. As the drunk seemed to nearly fall asleep, Chad tried to access the key hidden in his sole, but the man awoke at the crucial moment. Chad cursed at him, and the man repeated it back to him.\nThe next morning, Naido began panicking and the drunk awoke, screaming and clawing at his own face. After Chad's failed escape attempt, Deputy Brennan took all the prisoners in the holding area except for him upstairs."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dugpa.json b/data/input_docs/Dugpa.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5ffac5ad5f973df86fcb98b74b7713f03453b67b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dugpa.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dugpa", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dugpa", "text": "Dugpa\nThe dugpas were a group studied by Windom Earle during his time in Project Blue Book.\nHistory\nThe dugpas were a society of \"evil sorcerers\" who cultivated \"evil for the sake of evil.\" They had access to a place of power to streamline this process, known predominantly as the Black Lodge.\nFBI Agent Windom Earle researched the dugpas during Project Blue Book prior to his dismissal from the project. In 1989, during his search for the Black Lodge in Twin Peaks, Washington, a tape of Earle describing the dugpas was found by Major Garland Briggs and shown to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman. After viewing the tape, Cooper assigned Bookhouse Boy Cappy to learn more about the dugpas.\nWhile pontificating to Leo Johnson, Earle likened the dugpas to Kali worshippers of India.\nBehind the scenes\nAccording to Russian author Helena P. Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society, the dugpas were Tibetan Buddhist sect dedicated to cultivating the left-hand path, referring to the Drukpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhism."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Duncan_Todd.json b/data/input_docs/Duncan_Todd.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2b713da592798719ed83a82eb687feb4a225c5bd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Duncan_Todd.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Duncan_Todd", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Duncan_Todd", "text": "Duncan Todd\nDuncan Todd was an associate of Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nTodd gave a payment to Roger, and ordered him to tell \"her\" that she had the job. Roger then asked him why he lets \"him\" do these things. Duncan answered that he hoped Roger would never become involved with someone like \"him\" and said to never let someone like that into his life.\n \nTodd later sat in his office and received a red square on screen of his computer. He then removed an envelope from a safe, which bore on the front a black circle.\nCooper later called him, asking for an update on the assassination of Dougie Jones, which Todd had yet to complete. He summoned Anthony Sinclair, who he assigned to inform Rodney and Bradley Mitchum that Dougie Jones was responsible for denying them an insurance claim for a hotel they owned that burned down. Todd told Sinclair to kill Jones if he failed.\nSinclair phoned Todd when he saw Jones, alive, apparently celebrating with the Mitchum brothers at the insurance agency. Todd informed him that it was most unfortunate and that now Sinclair must carry out the assassination of Dougie Jones.\nTodd later told Roger to find where Sinclair was, as he was late on killing Jones. However, both were then promptly killed by Chantal Hutchens."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dunne.json b/data/input_docs/Dunne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..841df74ada65aa61a81bbf253746c98737f0c777 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dunne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dunne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dunne", "text": "Dunne\nFather Dunne was a priest who led Mass at Christ the King."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dwayne_Milford,_Jr..json b/data/input_docs/Dwayne_Milford,_Jr..json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c2899487ca826818cc682daf5f413f521fa66133 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dwayne_Milford,_Jr..json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dwayne_Milford,_Jr.", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dwayne_Milford,_Jr.", "text": "Dwayne Milford, Jr.\nDwayne Milford, Jr. was the son of Twin Peaks Mayor Dwayne Milford.\nAs of March 1989, Milford was the editor of the Twin Peaks Gazette."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dwayne_Milford.json b/data/input_docs/Dwayne_Milford.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..317ee1de7d52ee919fb6905d8a08edfb3935114f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dwayne_Milford.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dwayne_Milford", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dwayne_Milford", "text": "Dwayne Milford\nDwayne Milford, Sr., a pharmacist by trade, was the mayor of Twin Peaks from 1962 to 1990. He was well known for his ongoing feud with his brother Dougie.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and career\nDuring his freshman year of high school, Dwayne threw the great northwest's very first forward pass. It flew for over four yards to his brother, Dougie, who fell over.\nIn 1927, Milford was a scoutmaster and had an ongoing feud with his brother which had been sparked by an event concerning \"an old flame and a rumble seat.\" He also worked at a pharmacy owned by his family, which he took over after World War II following the death of his father.\nHe became mayor of Twin Peaks in 1962, after running unopposed. At some point, he had a son named after himself.\nMilford was married for about fifty years until his wife's death. The marriage produced at least one child, Dwayne Milford, Jr.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn February 24, 1989, Milford called to order a conference held by Special Agent Dale Cooper to announce the FBI's takeover of the murder investigation of Laura Palmer, who had been murdered the night before. The mayor struggled with his announcement, wondering if the microphone was on.\nDougie's death and Miss Twin Peaks\nA few weeks later, at the reception following the funeral for Leland Palmer, Milford instigated a fight with his brother. The next day, he attended his brother's wedding to the young Lana Budding, to which he objected on the grounds that the bride was only interested in Dougie's money and newspaper.\nThe following morning, Dwayne went to the Great Northern Hotel, where his brother had died in bed of an apparent heart attack. He cried over him and blamed Lana's sexual appetite for his death. After he was escorted out by Deputy Andy Brennan, he saw Lana and chided her, saying that she was a \"sexual adventuress\" and would \"burn in hell.\"\nLater, in Sheriff Harry S. Truman's office, Doctor Will Hayward presented the autopsy report for Dougie, finding that he indeed died from a heart attack. However, Dwayne asked the doctor if he checked for witchcraft and wanted to press charges, claiming Lana killed him with sex.\nDays later, armed with a shotgun, Dwayne confronted Lana, who was at the sheriff's station with Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. Agent Cooper then ordered Dwayne and Lana to settle matters privately in the conference room. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until they opened the door to find the mayor being kissed by Lana and announcing that they planned to adopt a child.\nDwayne and Lana soon became engaged; and days later, at the Double R Diner, Lana requested Dwayne to pull some strings to make her win the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, for which he was a judge.\nHe later met with the other members of the Judging and Rules Committee, Will Hayward and Pete Martell, where he commented that the year's contest would be exciting. Benjamin Horne addressed the committee, first congratulating Milford on his engagement to Lana, then suggested the contest's speech topic be over ideas on how to save the forests. Lana then was called up as the first candidate for the contest.\nDwayne went to Lana the next day to tell her that Norma Jennings and Richard Tremayne had been confirmed as the other judges for the contest and they plotted a way for her to definitely win.\nWith feedback from the microphone, he later addressed the dancing couples at the Roadhouse.\nThe next morning, alongside the two fellow judges, Milford observed Tim Pinkle teach choreography to the contestants and he commented that he loved a chorus line. Norma turned his attention away to ask what qualities they would be looking for in Miss Twin Peaks, and he suggested beauty and power - the way he liked his women. After Norma left, Lana approached Dick and requested for him to help her \"find something in the storage room\" - all part of their plan to have her win the contest.\nAt the contest that night, the winner was announced as Annie Blackburn as Dwayne looked at Lana in disappointment. He was outraged at the win.\nSix months later, Lana left Twin Peaks after receiving insurance money for Dougie's death and Milford completed his final term as mayor in 1990 after fourteen consecutive two-year terms."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dweller_on_the_Threshold.json b/data/input_docs/Dweller_on_the_Threshold.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..35872535238a358b4f007b998f52ebc2a6e53437 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dweller_on_the_Threshold.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dweller_on_the_Threshold", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dweller_on_the_Threshold", "text": "Dweller on the Threshold\nThe Dweller on the Threshold, also known as the \"shadow self,\" was a concept found in the stories of the Nez Perce tribe indigenous to the Twin Peaks region.\nIn the stories of the Black Lodge, the Dweller on the Threshold represented the sum total of a person's dark, negative, unresolved qualities at the time of their death. At the moment of a person's enlightenment, the dweller would appear and confront them, forcing them to vanquish it in order to pass through. Facing the dweller was the final test faced by all spirits on the way to perfection.\nDeputy Hawk explained the legend of the Dweller to Special Agent Dale Cooper while expounding on the myths of the White and Black Lodges, which Cooper in turn mentioned in one of his tapes to secretary Diane Evans.\nMany years later, Special Agent Tammy Preston summarized the legend in a report for Gordon Cole. Despite her initial assumption that the dweller was simply a metaphorical concept, she pondered whether the double of Agent Cooper they had encountered might literally have been the \"Dweller on the Threshold.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Dwight_Murphy.json b/data/input_docs/Dwight_Murphy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..85fd08e85106040cfe803d3c5613ab05bcfd32bd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Dwight_Murphy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Dwight_Murphy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Dwight_Murphy", "text": "Dwight Murphy\nDwight Murphy was the warden at Yankton Federal Prison.\nBiography\nIn September 2016, following the arrest of Dale Cooper, Murphy led FBI personnel Deputy Director Gordon Cole, Agent Albert Rosenfield, and Agent Tammy Preston to Cooper to interview him. Following the interview, Cole advised Murphy to give Cooper his phone call and to fill him in on the details.\nWhile left alone for his phone call, Cooper mused about calling a \"Mr. Strawberry,\" intimidating Murphy. He then punched in a series of numbers which set off the prison's alarms until he hung up, saying \"the cow jumped over the moon,\" confusing Murphy further.\nCooper later requested a meeting with Murphy, who kept a gun trained on Cooper, who revealed that the legs belonging to the same dog as the one found in Cooper's trunk during his arrest had been sent to two people who would be summoned if something happened to him. Cooper then mentioned a \"Joe McClusky,\" thus blackmailing Murphy, demanding release from the prison along with Ray Monroe and a car to be provided for them along with a gun in the glove compartment. Murphy complied, releasing Cooper overnight.\nMurphy later called Cole, telling him that Cooper had escaped.\nUpon arrival at home one evening, Murphy was assassinated by Gary and Chantal Hutchens, witnessed by his son."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/E.B._White.json b/data/input_docs/E.B._White.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8a4124ec5332556c5395e80c1db335ef99c85e82 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/E.B._White.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "E.B._White", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/E.B._White", "text": "E.B. White\nE.B. White was the author of Charlotte's Web.\nBehind the scenes\nE.B. White (July 11, 1899 \u2013 October 1, 1985) was an American writer known for his children's books Stuart Little, Charlotte's Web, and The Trumpet of the Swan, as well as co-authoring the English writing style guide The Elements of Style."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/E._Targaski.json b/data/input_docs/E._Targaski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bc1dd5f3b2995f540284d204b3685a8d2c5dd9c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/E._Targaski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "E._Targaski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/E._Targaski", "text": "E. Targaski\nE. Targaski was the author of the 1917 book, French Explorers: Enigmas in Fur."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Earle_Black.json b/data/input_docs/Earle_Black.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e2cbcd78fec97ea1aa231ca98febad958c296c43 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Earle_Black.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Earle_Black", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Earle_Black", "text": "Earle Black\nEarle Black was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Eat_at_Judy%27s.json b/data/input_docs/Eat_at_Judy%27s.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..547759f0d74621db0a42a636d260d7232b1251f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Eat_at_Judy%27s.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Eat_at_Judy%27s", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Eat_at_Judy%27s", "text": "Eat at Judy's\nEat at Judy's was a diner in Odessa, Texas.\nHistory\nAfter crossing, Dale Cooper drove through town and was intrigued to see the diner, which had a white horse kiddie ride outside, and stopped to have a meal there. The restaurant was empty apart from an elderly couple and three cowboys. Cooper ordered coffee from a waitress, Kristi, and asked if another waitress worked there. Kristi, hesitating, confirmed this, and said that the other waitress had taken her third day off in a row.\nCooper noticed the three cowboys verbally harassing and groping Kristi as she passed their booth. When he ordered them to stop, they stood and approached him; the first cowboy pointed a gun at Cooper and ordered him to step out of the booth. He quickly subdued the first cowboy with a punch, shot the second one in the foot and forced the third one to sit down and leave his gun on the floor; he then proceeded to pick up all of his opponents' guns and put them in the restaurant's deep frier, warning the cook and the waitress to stay away from the counter as the heat could set off the bullets. Cooper then asked Kristi to write down the address of her coworker for him. As he left, the cowboys got up, the second one cradling his wounded foot; the first cowboy asked, aghast, \"What the fuck just happened?\"\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes in Eat at Judy's were filmed at Eat at Rudy's, a restaurant at 558 E. Anaheim St. in Wilmington, California."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ed_Hurley,_Sr..json b/data/input_docs/Ed_Hurley,_Sr..json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a6ad9e881b0c7a7abf88b7c09618c0331c064c64 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ed_Hurley,_Sr..json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ed_Hurley,_Sr.", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ed_Hurley,_Sr.", "text": "Ed Hurley, Sr.\nEd Hurley, Sr. was the father of Ernest, Ed, and Billy Hurley.\nDuring the Depression, Hurley and his wife opened a roadside stand outside of Twin Peaks, where they sold food from the family farm. Following World War II, Hurley added gas pumps to the stand, which was eventually renamed Ed's Gas Farm.\nHurley died in 1983."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ed_Hurley.json b/data/input_docs/Ed_Hurley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d54d3ce94d5c7288da4ed346aaee0cc87c69073d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ed_Hurley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ed_Hurley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ed_Hurley", "text": "Ed Hurley\n\"Big\" Ed Hurley, Jr. was the owner of Big Ed's Gas Farm, the local gas station in Twin Peaks. He was married to Nadine \u2013 a relationship that was held together merely by Ed's guilt \u2013 but was secretly seeing Norma Jennings, his high school sweetheart.\nHe also looked after his nephew, James Hurley.\nHe was one of the Bookhouse Boys and as such was an \"unofficial deputy\" to Sheriff Harry S. Truman.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nA member of the Bookhouse Boys, Big Ed was a tight end on the starting lineup of the Twin Peaks High School's football team in 1968 with Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Barker and Jerry Horne.\nContrary to the rest of his family he never worked at the Packard Sawmill and instead became a very skilled mechanic, then took over Ed's Gas Farm from his father and changed its name to Big Ed's Gas Farm. After Frank Truman became sheriff of Twin Peaks, Ed turned down his offer to become a deputy.\nThe spring after high school, Ed was married to Nadine Butler in the immediate aftermath of his sweetheart Norma Lindstrom cheating with Hank Jennings while she and Ed had been dating. Frustrated, Ed encountered Nadine and in a state of frustration and half-drunkenness, and he suddenly proposed to marry Nadine and the marriage took place immediately afterwards. On their honeymoon hunting trip, he fired a buckshot and a piece of it ricocheted off of a rock and hit Nadine in the eye.\n\"The Andrew Packard Case\" and \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" attributed to Dale Cooper and Hawk Hill, respectively, provide a different background to Ed's post-high school life and relationships with Norma and Nadine:\nImmediately after graduating high school, at the height of the Vietnam War, Ed enlisted the Army and was sent to Fort Dix for basic training. In the fall, Ed was deployed in Saigon to work at a motor pool.\nDuring his deployment, Ed wrote letters to Norma every day, but eventually stopped receiving them. Assuming Norma was no longer interested in their relationship, he canceled a trip back home while on Christmas furlough. Unknown to both Ed and Norma, Hank Jennings had been intercepting Ed's letters before they reached Norma. Three weeks later, Ed received a Dear John letter from Norma and declined to write back. He later learned of her marriage to Hank through a letter from Harry S. Truman.\nIn the fall of 1973, Ed drank with Hawk while on shore leave. Despite Hawk urging Ed to get over Norma, Ed became emotional when a Frankie Valli song began playing on the bar's jukebox, prompting Hawk to leave.\nOver the next two years, Ed and Hawk exchanged letters. Ed nearly decided to have a career with the Army, but decided to return home in 1975 to help his father at the family gas station, Ed's Gas Farm, and take care of his nephew, James. He declined an offer from Frank Truman to become a deputy for the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nA year later, Ed visited the Double R Diner, striking up an awkward conversation with Norma until Hawk decided to intervene. He began going to the diner at the beginning and end of every day.\nIn 1983, Ed took over the gas station following his father's death, renaming it Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nIn late 1984, Ed met Nadine Gertz after backing his tow truck into her father's tractor that Nadine had brought to the Gas Farm for repairs. Going to Nadine's aid, she fainted in Ed's arms. Once she came to, Nadine hugged him. After Ed profusely asked if she was alright, Nadine kissed him, the two quickly becoming enamored.\nEd and Nadine were married three weeks later at the Chapel-in-the-Woods, with all of the Bookhouse Boys in attendance, the reception being held at the Grange Hall. However, Nadine soon learned of Ed's previous relationship with Norma, resulting in jealous questions and outbursts from Nadine, along with being followed by her whenever he went to the Double R.\nThe next fall, Ed went bird hunting with Harry Truman. Unknown to him, Nadine had followed him. She disturbed a group of ducks and Ed shot at them, with a buckshot pellet hitting Nadine in the eye. Overwhelmed with guilt, Ed nursed her back to health.\nOne evening, three days before Christmas, Ed went to the Double R and spoke with Norma over coffee. Realizing they were still in love, Ed began visiting the Double R every night to talk to Norma.\nAffair with Norma\nEd and Norma soon became unhappy in their respective marriages and began to secretly resume their relationship. In February 1989, Ed and Nadine came to the Double R Diner\u2014which Norma owned\u2014for coffee, but the latter became upset upon seeing Norma and stormed out. Ed apologized to Norma and followed Nadine. He soon came back in to find Norma crying. He went to her and apologized again. They planned to get together and he says he would call her. They shared a smile and he left.\nLater, Ed and Norma relaxed in his truck, drinking beer. He blew into a breathalyzer test given to him by Harry, finding that he had drank too much. He commented that they would be there \"for a long time,\" so Norma searched for something on the radio and they discussed their relationship.\nEd was at his gas station on February 24, the day Laura Palmer was found murdered. His nephew, James Hurley\u2014who had been secretly seeing Laura\u2014arrived and commented that Laura was \"the one.\" James left a message for Laura's best friend Donna Hayward before driving away. Nadine, then yelled at Ed to go pick up the drapes she ordered. He then got in his truck and left.\nHe later came back to the gas station, where Donna was waiting for him. He gave her a hug and said he was sorry about Laura's death. He gave her James' message when she asked about him and they were interrupted by Donna's boyfriend, Mike, who angrily asked where she had been and insisted that she should have been with him to support his best friend, Bobby Briggs. This angered Ed, who defended Donna. Mike told her to go to the sheriff's station and he left. Nadine then yelled at him again, this time to hang the drapes. Donna then left.\nLater in the evening, he received a call from Norma and agreed to meet with her at the Roadhouse. When there, they discussed their relationship as well as Norma's intention to leave Hank, who was in prison for manslaughter. Donna arrived and gets into an altercation with Mike, so Ed came to her aid, but he was beaten down by Bobby.\nHe went to the sheriff's department the next day, with a bandage over his left eye. He encountered Harry S. Truman\u2014who was by then the sheriff\u2014and was introduced to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. He asked about James, who had been brought in for questioning about the murder. Cooper said that James would be free to go, but should be careful around Mike and Bobby. When Cooper went to take a call from Albert Rosenfield, Ed and Harry discussed the events that occurred in the Roadhouse, suspecting that his beer had been drugged by Jacques Renault, who had been working the bar.\nJames was released to him, saying that he needed the Bookhouse Boys watching his back and Ed told him that he was covered.\nThe following day, with greasy hands, Ed entered his house, where Nadine was exercising when he tripped over drape runners she had left in the middle of the floor and dripped grease on them. This upset her, as she was working on a silent drape runner.\nHe went to the diner and ordered a coffee from Norma, telling her about his trouble with Nadine.\nWhen he came home that night, his wife immediately tackled and hugs him, then presented her now-silent drape runners, which had been achieved by the grease he had accidentally dripped on the cotton balls earlier.\nEd was kissed by Nadine as he observed her nick-nacks before Laura's funeral the next day. James then arrived but said that he would not go to the funeral.\nWhen James came to the funeral and charged at Bobby\u2014who declared the whole town of killing Laura\u2014Ed helped Agent Cooper restrain him.\nEd later went to the diner with Harry and Hawk. They were joined by Cooper, who ordered huckleberry pie, ice cream, and coffee from Norma. When she walked away, the special agent immediately asked Ed how long he had been in love with her. They told him about their operation to stop drugs from entering Twin Peaks, officially introducing him to the Bookhouse Boys when they took him to the Bookhouse.\nA couple of days later, Ed worked on a car at his gas station when Norma showed up, telling him that Hank made parole and would be coming home. Ed told her that he had not told Nadine about his plans to leave her, as she was not well, but Norma insisted that they both have the same problem - they did not want to hurt anyone. They then agreed to not call each other for a while.\nHe went to his home the next day, where Nadine was upset over her drape runner patent being rejected.\nEd met Harry and Cooper at the Great Northern Hotel to discuss a plan to go to One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel across the Canadian border, for which Cooper had acquired $10,000 of the FBI's money to gamble with. There they would lure Jacques Renault into Twin Peaks to bring him in for questioning in the Laura Palmer case. Ed was given $300 to start off with and he left the other two men alone.\nEd got ready for the operation with Cooper, putting on a wig and a mustache. They heard a gunshot, finding that Jacques's bird, Waldo, had been shot.\nHe went with Cooper to One Eyed Jacks and was given the alias Fred when they met Blackie, the brothel's madame. When asked his line of work, Ed said he owns a gas station but quickly stated he was an oral surgeon. They were pointed to the casino and Ed went to the craps table while Cooper played blackjack.\nHe later observed Cooper playing blackjack but said that it was not his game. When he saw Jacques begin his shift as the card dealer, he gave Cooper the Bookhouse Boys gesture and left him alone.\nEd lost at roulette and wandered past Cooper. He left and goes back to the van with Hawk as they listened in on Cooper's conversation with Jacques.\nLater at the sheriff's station with Deputy Andy Brennan and Hawk, he told a few other lawmen about Andy saving the life of Sheriff Truman during Jacques's arrest.\nHe went home, where he found Nadine unconscious from overdosing on pills and he called emergency services.\nEd sat in the hospital the next day and was visited by Truman, Cooper, and Albert Rosenfield. They asked about Nadine's condition and he said she is in a coma. Cooper took him aside and Ed told him about his and Nadine's relationship. James was then brought to the hospital by Hawk and the two hugged. He returned to Nadine's room, where he held her hand.\nA few days later, he went to visit Nadine, who had been restrained due to an exceptionally large production of adrenaline. Doctor Will Hayward suggested he sing her favorite song to her and left. Ed sang \"On Top of Old Smoky\" to her, which caused her to wake, crushing his hand and breaking through her restraints, then clapping as she said a cheer. She seemed as if her mind had reverted to the age of 18.\nEd brought Nadine home from the hospital a couple of days later and she did not recognize James. James suggested taking her to Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, but Ed said he was in Hawaii, recovering from a heart attack. After going to the kitchen to get herself something to drink, Nadine came back, having torn off a cabinet door.\nNadine happily came home after shopping the next day. Suggesting they act like they were married, she punched Ed in the gut and tackled him on the couch.\nHe took Nadine to the diner, showing Norma the current state of mind Nadine was in. When Nadine was brought a milkshake, she broke the glass and gave Ed a big kiss.\nEd went to the roadhouse days later, where he was requested to be by Agent Cooper. He helped clear the floor and Cooper determined the killer of Laura Palmer to be her father Leland Palmer, who later died in custody.\nAfter Leland Palmer's funeral, Ed attended the reception. Donna confided in him that James believed the deaths in Twin Peaks to be his fault and left. Ed assured her that he would be back.\nNadine came and asked him if one could see her underwear reflected in her shoes. Ed then helped break up a fight between Mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother, Dougie.\nWith Doctor Jacoby, he convinced the staff at Twin Peaks High School to admit Nadine into the student body since she believed she was a teenager.\nEd picks at a slice of pie at the diner the following day. He and Norma then reminisced about their time together when they were young.\nHe sat at the diner again the next day and Norma refilled his coffee. He gave her a tip along with a note saying \"We need to talk.\"\nEd received a call from James, who had still not returned to Twin Peaks, requesting all of the money James had in his savings.\nNorma came to his home later and expressed her love for him and her wish for them to be together all the time. Instead of talking about what Ed had called her there for, they gave in to their undeniable attraction to each other.\nLater, Donna knocked on his front door, still searching for James. He told her about James' money request and she offered to deliver it to him. Norma then left his home and he turned around to see Hank, who punched him. However, as he was being beaten, Nadine came to his rescue.\nEd met with Doctor Hayward the next day at the diner to discuss Nadine, concerned about her wish to begin dating boys. The doctor suggested he gave her a curfew of 9:00 on school nights and Norma brought him potatoes. Will asked him about Donna's activities looking for James, which Ed explained. Will then left and Norma came over and tells him that Hank was in the hospital, claiming to have had a tree fall on him, though Ed told her the truth about Nadine beating him up. She also said that Hank would be charged with parole violations, a fact that Ed felt should be celebrated and not caring who would find out about their relationship.\nHe lied awake in bed with Norma the following day, talking about the twenty years that had passed since they separated. Nadine came in, taking the door off of its hinges on her way. She got into bed with them, telling them about her disqualification from the wrestling tournament and apologizing for beating up Hank. She got up to leave and told them that she knew about their relationship and was okay with it, as she was seeing Mike Nelson.\nNadine came home early from school the next day to tell him that she and Mike were in love and she \"breaks up\" with Ed.\nHe went to the diner and embraced Norma, asking her to marry him.\nEd sat down with Nadine and Doctor Jacoby the next day to tell her he wanted a divorce, though she was confused as she believed they were only dating.\nA few days later, Nadine showed some if her wrestling highlights to Ed, Norma, Mike, and Dr. Jacoby. Jacoby said he had gathered them all together, as he believed divorces were easier when all parties involved could talk about their feelings. Ed told Nadine that he planned on marrying Norma. This caused her to say that she and Mike would be doing the same.\nAfter a bout of chaos that ensued at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest the following night, Doctor Hayward patched up Nadine and Mike, the former having been hit in the head by sandbags. Nadine came to and apparently returned to her adult mental state, telling Mike to leave, and asking Ed why Norma was there.\nEd would eventually learn that James had got into trouble in Oregon, having fled from a trial he was a key witness in, resulting in him getting a sentence of six months in a minimum security prison and two years of probation during which time he was forbidden to leave the state. To keep an eye on his nephew and make sure he followed the conditions of his probation, Ed rented an apartment in Portland where he would spend every other weekend, until the end of James' probation.\nLater life\nAs of late 2016, Ed was still married to Nadine. He was on good terms with Norma, but clearly still harbored feelings for her. He had dinner with her one evening, joined by Bobby Briggs until Norma's boyfriend and business partner, Walter Lawford, arrived. On another evening, Ed had a slow, lonely night at the gas station eating Double R takeout food.\nLater, during the day, Nadine marched to Ed at the gas station, to tell Ed that she had changed and despite the love she has for him, she had been a \"selfish bitch\" to him all these years and kept he and Norma apart due to her own jealousy. Nadine had now come to realize that the only reason Ed had stayed with her was out of guilt. Defining \"true love\" as giving the other person what makes them happy, Nadine freed Ed from their obligatory matrimonial bonds, giving him her blessing to be with Norma.\nHe made his way to the diner and told Norma that their circumstances had changed and they could be together, but she apologized as Walter joined her. Crushed, he sat down and ordered a coffee from Shelly, adding \"and a cyanide pill.\" However, in a moment of perfect timing, Norma \u2013 after breaking off her business deal with Walter \u2013 joined him and he asked her to marry him. They embraced with a kiss and Norma accepted his proposal.\nNot long after, Ed and Norma got married. Ed's nephew, James, played a song he wrote on his guitar during a civil ceremony conducted by the Big Log near the old train station. All of their friends \u2013 half the town, including Andy and Hawk \u2013 were in attendance.\nBehind the scenes\nHurley was played by Everett McGill, reprised the role in the 2017 series. He was seen in a teaser released on May 4, 2017.\nPrior to the official announcement of the show's return, Lynch put out a call to his Twitter followers to help him find McGill, who he had lost track of over the years. A Welcome to Twin Peaks reader gave him a phone number that Lynch used to subsequently contact McGill to reveal his plans. McGill related to Entertainment Weekly that the phone number actually went to a house he rarely used, and that if Lynch had called him on any other day, he very well might not have participated in the new series.\nTrivia\nIn a photo of the 1968 high school football team in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players is identified as Jeff Hurley. It is unknown if he has any relation to Ed and his family.\nIt is also noted in The Secret History of Twin Peaks that his favorite book is Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig, which he read five times and thought that he would figure it out the next time.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ed_Strimble%27s_Worker%27s_Warehouse.json b/data/input_docs/Ed_Strimble%27s_Worker%27s_Warehouse.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..44b48219f1386b5d3233b1302b0d13566bfa7063 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ed_Strimble%27s_Worker%27s_Warehouse.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ed_Strimble%27s_Worker%27s_Warehouse", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ed_Strimble%27s_Worker%27s_Warehouse", "text": "Ed Strimble's Worker's Warehouse\n\"For our working men and women who require sturdy apparel, durable boots and who wouldn't be caught dead in bikini briefs.\"\nEd Strimble's Worker's Warehouse was a work apparel store in Twin Peaks, Washington, owned by Ed Strimble."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Edward_Curtis.json b/data/input_docs/Edward_Curtis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ed6d775d1e1552316cd9cd7b7c105c017f09128f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Edward_Curtis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Edward_Curtis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Edward_Curtis", "text": "Edward Curtis\nEdward Curtis was a photographer who photographed Chief Joseph in Seattle in 1904.\nBehind the scenes\nEdward S. Curtis (February 16, 1868 \u2013 October 19, 1952) was an American photographer whose work focused on the American West and Native Americans."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Edward_Louis_Severson_III.json b/data/input_docs/Edward_Louis_Severson_III.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..291a2259c21535c0a4d987a39ff8af15f712ca30 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Edward_Louis_Severson_III.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Edward_Louis_Severson_III", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Edward_Louis_Severson_III", "text": "Edward Louis Severson III\nEdward Louis Severson III was a singer-songwriter.\nIn 2016, Severson performed the song \"Out of Sand\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington. During the performance, Audrey Horne and Charlie arrived at the bar, looking for Billy. Immediately after the song, Severson left the stage, and was replaced moments later by a jazz combo, who performed \"Audrey's Dance.\"\nEdward Louis Severson is the birth name of Eddie Vedder."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Edward_R._Murrow.json b/data/input_docs/Edward_R._Murrow.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b4c4b9a5e24e888ee611c6ad29e893e5f54ca6f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Edward_R._Murrow.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Edward_R._Murrow", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Edward_R._Murrow", "text": "Edward R. Murrow\nEdward R. Murrow was a newsman and radio personality for CBS.\nShortly after Kenneth Arnold claimed to have seen UFOs in 1947, Murrow interviewed him about this experience, as well as the resulting events.\nBehind the scenes\nEdward R. Murrow (April 25, 1908 \u2013 April 27, 1965) was a news reporter who first gained recognition from a series of broadcasts from Europe during World War II. He was later the head of CBS News. In 1950, he produced a radio documentary titled \"The Case of the Flying Saucer\" which featured an interview with Kenneth Arnold.\nArthur Bishop provided Murrow's voice in the Arnold interview in the audiobook edition of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Edwardo_Delegato.json b/data/input_docs/Edwardo_Delegato.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..18386b3e840be9a641ab253b2155cb4405c160e1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Edwardo_Delegato.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Edwardo_Delegato", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Edwardo_Delegato", "text": "Edwardo Delegato\nEdwardo Delegato was a Spanish trapper who sought shelter in Owl Cave alongside Jos\u00e9 \"Shorteyes\" Manuela during the Blizzard of 1889.\nLegend says that during the blizzard, the two entertained themselves by making shadows of the court of Queen Isabella with their hands."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Efrem_Zimbalist.json b/data/input_docs/Efrem_Zimbalist.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..19bb5b7f2497b01e8a756ec149c0b24c17262443 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Efrem_Zimbalist.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Efrem_Zimbalist", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Efrem_Zimbalist", "text": "Efrem Zimbalist\nEfrem Zimbalist was a television actor.\nDale Cooper wrote a letter to Zimbalist in January 1968, in which he asked for Zimbalist's advice for anyone considering the FBI as a career.\nThe following month, Zimbalist replied to the letter with \"To Dale, Good luck.\" and sent an autographed picture along with it. Cooper put the response and photo next to his poster of Jimmy Stewart in The FBI Story and charged a dime for people to see them. However, he ceased when his father stated that Zimbalist would disapprove.\nBehind the scenes\nEfrem Zimbalist Jr. (November 30, 1918 \u2013 May 2, 2014) was an American actor. In The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Cooper states that he is a fan of Zimbalist's show, but the title is not given. However, it can be assumed that he was referring to the television series, The F.B.I., in which Zimbalist appeared in one of his most notable roles."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Eileen_Hayward.json b/data/input_docs/Eileen_Hayward.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4305dc0c89d78c5d9b8952d298f942e1be423f8c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Eileen_Hayward.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Eileen_Hayward", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Eileen_Hayward", "text": "Eileen Hayward\nEileen Hayward was the wife of Will Hayward and mother of Donna, Harriet, and Gersten. She was a wheelchair user. \nBiography\nAt some point in the 1960s or 1970s, Eileen was involved in a car accident, necessitating the use of a wheelchair.\nEileen married Will Hayward in the 1960s, then at some point in the early 1970s, she had an affair with Benjamin Horne, possibly resulting in the birth of her oldest daughter, Donna.\nOn a day in February 1989, Eileen brought out muffins to Donna and her best friend Laura Palmer in the living room.\nOn February 24, the night after Laura was killed, Eileen sat with her husband in their living room, listening to him go over the events that occurred previously in the day, including the discovery of Laura's necklace at the murder scene, which was not a detail that had been released to the public. He also said that they believed the killer may have been in possession of the necklace's other half.\nIn the morning, Donna came downstairs, asking why she had not been woken for questioning as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper had ordered the night before. She told her daughter that the sheriff's office had called saying they could wait until the next day. Donna then told her what she was feeling, including her budding romance with Laura's secret boyfriend, James Hurley, whom she had gone out to meet with the night before. James later came over for dinner and met Eileen and her husband. After dinner, she went to bed with her husband, leaving Donna and James alone.\nAfter church the next day, she had lunch at the Double R Diner with her family and she saw Audrey Horne come in.\nA few days later, she sat with her family and Leland and Sarah Palmer as her youngest daughter, Gersten played the piano and her middle daughter, Harriet recited a poem about Laura.\nOver a week later, Eileen attended the reception after the funeral of Leland Palmer, who was arrested for his daughter's murder and died in custody three days prior. She helped comfort his widow.\nA few days later, Eileen and Will arrived home from a trip to the grocery store, and Donna told them they had a visit from Gerald Craig, an old colleague of Will's. However, he said that this was impossible due to Craig dying many years before. Eileen called the phone number left by Craig and found that it was the number for a cemetery.\nLater, the doorbell rang at her home and she went to answer. Benjamin Horne entered and whispered to her, concerning their former affair. She went to his office at the Great Northern Hotel the next day to give back love letters he had once written to her.\nAt dinner the next day, Donna asked her how she knew Ben Horne. Will mentioned the \"Heal the Planet\" charity, to which she said was the reason for Horne's visit.\nA couple of days later, Donna came down to the living room, dressed up for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest. Eileen requested to hear her speech, but Donna wished to talk about the truth of Eileen's involvement with Ben Horne. Eileen and Will refused to reveal any information to her, so she left.\nAfter Donna confronted Horne at the contest, she came home and started packing her bags. She came down the stairs of their home, ready to leave, Ben declaring that he wanted to tell the truth, but Will arrived and was angered by Ben's presence. Horne's wife, Sylvia then arrived, upset with Ben, then Will then punched him, causing him to hit his head on the fireplace.\nWithin the next three months, Will left the family and town for Middlebury, Vermont and was divorced from Eileen, leaving her a single mother. She was financially supported by a monthly payment of $7,500 traced back to the Horne Foundation until her death due to heart failure brought on by pneumonia in 2009.\nBehind the scenes\nEileen's actress, Mary Jo Deschanel, is married to Caleb Deschanel, who directed several episodes on Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Einar_Thorson.json b/data/input_docs/Einar_Thorson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2e7281c506e3b6e901e8c1a601709bfc51514d97 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Einar_Thorson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Einar_Thorson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Einar_Thorson", "text": "Einar Thorson\nEinar Thorson was an Icelandic businessman who invested in Benjamin Horne's Ghostwood project.\nBiography\nIn 1989, Einar attended a gathering at the Great Northern Hotel and spoke with Garland Briggs, who told him of his fascination with Iceland.\nHe later spoke with Pete Martell, who was fascinated that the country of Iceland was above the timberline.\nThorson sang loudly the next day with Ben and Jerry Horne, with a beer in hand. They were then dismissed to the dining room by Jerry.\nDuring a trip to One Eyed Jacks the following day, he agreed to the terms of the business partnership with Benjamin Horne. After Horne finished signing the papers, he left Thorson with two girls at the brothel.\nEinar phoned the Horne Corporation after learning that the Packard Sawmill had burned down on the land he invested in."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Einer_Jennings.json b/data/input_docs/Einer_Jennings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7c403e3362f0c1aa34e57c499a859ccf9c6b19fb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Einer_Jennings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Einer_Jennings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Einer_Jennings", "text": "Einer Jennings\nEiner Jennings was the father of Emil Jennings, and the grandfather of Hank Jennings.\nBiography\nBorn ca. 1884, Jennings went to school alongside the father of Dwayne and Douglas Milford. He later had a career as a worker at one of Twin Peak's lumber mills. In 1947, at the age of 63, he had retired, and spent most of his days either going on hikes in forest near Twin Peaks with his dog, Rover, or getting drunk in the town's bars. Jennings was in fact rather infamous in the town for the latter, being a \"leading candidate for town drunk,\" and often being short on money as a result.\nUFO encounter\nAt around dusk on September 4, 1947, Jennings was out walking with his dog along the hiking trail near Sparkwood and Highway 21, when he spotted a strange, silvery object in the sky, being chased by a USAF fighter jet for about thirty seconds, before the object quickly flew straight upwards and disappeared into the clouds, and the fighter jet withdrew to the south, towards the nearby Fairchild Air Force Base. Shortly thereafter, Jennings relayed his experience to Robert Jacoby, a local reporter for the Twin Peaks Gazette. Though Jacoby questioned the trustworthiness of the story during the interview, pointing out Jennings' reputation as a drunk, Jennings swore on his mother's life that he was completely sober at the time he had witnessed the event. The story of Jennings' encounter was then published in the newspaper on September 6.\nJennings was shortly thereafter contacted by Douglas Milford, who arranged a meeting with him on September 7 at a local bar to discuss his unusual experience. Unbeknownst to Jennings, who only knew Milford an old friend of his son Emil, Milford was in reality a secret agent acting on behalf of the US government and his true agenda was to make him keep quiet about the experience. After questioning Jennings about the details of his experience, Milford, expressing \"friendly\" concern, cautioned Jennings about what had happened to other people who had publicly shared stories about their sightings of UFOs, namely that they had been shadowed and threatened by \"mysterious visitors\" and that attempts had even been made on their lives. When Jennings turned pale and quiet after hearing this, Milford took it as a sign that he had accomplished his mission."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Electrician.json b/data/input_docs/Electrician.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4bcb34939ef3b6f989d3b5b1f630f755506da249 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Electrician.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Electrician", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Electrician", "text": "Electrician\nAn electrician attended a gathering of spirits in a room above a convenience store. During an exchange between the arm and BOB, he held a walking stick and said, \"Electricity,\" followed by, \"Animal life.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Elizabeth.json b/data/input_docs/Elizabeth.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd45a05b5d01fc2efe6fec0802a20025bc9038a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Elizabeth.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Elizabeth", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Elizabeth", "text": "Elizabeth\nElizabeth was a guest at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night while Trouble were performing on stage, Elizabeth angrily shouted at Richard Horne in the next booth as he groped her friend Charlotte, telling him to leave her alone. Undeterred, he mockingly called them \"smoking babies\" and continued assaulting her."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Elk%27s_Point_9.json b/data/input_docs/Elk%27s_Point_9.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1a82141b404b8352fd2789ca764ed36462994cbf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Elk%27s_Point_9.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Elk%27s_Point_9", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Elk%27s_Point_9", "text": "Elk's Point 9\nElk's Point #9 was a bar in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\n \nOne evening in 2016, Sarah Palmer went to the bar and ordered a Bloody Mary. A trucker sitting nearby attempted to proposition her. Although she rejected him multiple times and warned him that she would eat him, he persisted and made vulgar threats towards her. Sarah stood up and took her face off, revealing a giant hand with a swollen ring finger and a mouth suspended in the black void surrounding it. Sarah closed up her face and bit the man's jugular out with her teeth, killing him. She screamed in feigned terror, summoning the bartender, who asked in horror what had happened. Sarah insisted she had no idea, and said it was a mystery.\nWhile investigating the bizarre \"rewriting\" of history regarding Laura Palmer's demise, agent Tammy Preston uncovered police records on Sarah's run-in with the trucker at the bar earlier that year."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ella.json b/data/input_docs/Ella.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d350677a3155c15948cacd08f7b717b0167620e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ella.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ella", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ella", "text": "Ella\n\"What's the big fucking deal? I mean, I did the fucking work. Like, how can you fuck up serving burgers, you know what I mean?\"\nElla was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nElla was fired from her fast food job for coming to work high, but quickly got a job at another restaurant across the street.\nAt the Roadhouse one night, Ella repeatedly scratched at a severe rash under her left arm while talking to Chloe. She told Chloe about her job situation, before asking if she knew about \"that penguin.\" Both of them broke into laughter."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Elsa_Eisenbuch.json b/data/input_docs/Elsa_Eisenbuch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d53cbc2fa3e19b14f612828cb21b566c553792a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Elsa_Eisenbuch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Elsa_Eisenbuch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Elsa_Eisenbuch", "text": "Elsa Eisenbuch\nElsa Eisenbuch was an overseer of the County Museum in Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Elsie_Spaeth_Miller.json b/data/input_docs/Elsie_Spaeth_Miller.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8813834d90018eaa24f450bdda92ae1e54738236 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Elsie_Spaeth_Miller.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Elsie_Spaeth_Miller", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Elsie_Spaeth_Miller", "text": "Elsie Spaeth Miller\n\"Beloved wife and mother, mourned by her husband and son and daughter. Killed cruelly by the ferocious blizzard and no reason why.\"\n \u2015Epitaph\nElsie Spaeth Miller was a victim of the Great Blizzard of 1889."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Elvis_Presley.json b/data/input_docs/Elvis_Presley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d0737503648b671cc03ed7a2baf8663c4e3e39d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Elvis_Presley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Elvis_Presley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Elvis_Presley", "text": "Elvis Presley\nElvis Presley was a musician.\nPresley's songs \"Kentucky Rain\" and \"My Little Friend\" were among those in the jukebox at the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks, Washington. He was also a favorite of Catherine Martell.\nBenjamin Horne owned a figurine of Presley, which he called \"Little Elvis.\" After having sex with Catherine at the Timber Falls Motel, Horne euphemistically said he was going to give Little Elvis a bath.\nBehind the scenes\nElvis Presley (January 8, 1935 \u2013 August 16, 1977) was an American singer and actor, best known for pioneering rockabilly and rock and roll music. A cultural icon of the 20th century, he was often referred to as the \"King of Rock and Roll\" or simply \"the King.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Emerald.json b/data/input_docs/Emerald.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1e2350f7ef8cadf885bb33e20ceb55cf757a1c22 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Emerald.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Emerald", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Emerald", "text": "Emerald\nEmerald was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Selina Swift.\nShe had once had a relationship with Chet Weems, the husband of her sister, Jade. She later tried to seduce Chet so that she could destroy her father's will, in which he bequeathed the Towers to Jade."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Emergency_medical_technicians.json b/data/input_docs/Emergency_medical_technicians.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7fdafa31417e6088b129c059d188480281669596 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Emergency_medical_technicians.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Emergency_medical_technicians", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Emergency_medical_technicians", "text": "Emergency medical technicians\n\"-What happened?-I don\u2019t know. Sheriff Truman just brought her in from Glastonbury Grove.\"\n \u2015 B. Roundtree and First emergency medical technician\nIn late March 1989, after Annie Blackburn was found bloodied at Glastonbury Grove, two unidentified medical technicians admitted her to Calhoun Memorial Hospital."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Emil_J._Smith.json b/data/input_docs/Emil_J._Smith.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..efa2a7771fe541dafbeef4caf17503a4fdbf077e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Emil_J._Smith.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Emil_J._Smith", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Emil_J._Smith", "text": "Emil J. Smith\nEmil J. Smith was a United Airlines pilot who reported a UFO sighting in 1947.\nBiography\nOn July 5, 1947, during a commercial flight from Boise to Seattle, Smith reported seeing \"nine silvery discs\" flying in formation and managed to monitor them for ten minutes.\nOn July 31, Smith's friend and fellow UFO spotter Kenneth Arnold retrieved Smith from Seattle and flew him to Tacoma, where they met with other UFO witness Fred Crisman and Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown.\nDavidson and Brown were given metallic fragments that had fallen from a UFO spotted by Harold Dahl and boarded a B-25. Soon after takeoff, the B-25 crashed due to supposed sabotage or attack, according to an anonymous source through Tacoma Times reporter Paul Lantz. Further, United Press stringer Ted Morello, called the group to confirm details about the investigators, adding that an anonymous source stated that the \"same thing could happen\" to Smith and Arnold.\nCrisman soon fled the hotel, leaving behind Smith and Arnold, who learned that the hotel's services would be suspended due to a strike. Paranoid that they were being surveilled, the two turned on all of the room's faucets, sealed the doors, and turned up the radio to maximum volume whilst they spoke quietly to each other.\nMorello later called them again with more information, but Smith and Arnold resolved to meet with him in person rather than continuing to speak over the phone. They met him at the KMO radio station, where he told them that Crisman had been taken into custody by the military and was en route to Alaska in an Air Force transport. While Smith attempted to confirm this information, Morello advised that they leave Tacoma until the situation settled. After leaving the radio station, Smith and Arnold stopped by an address given by Dahl, but found it to be deserted.\nWhile being followed by a black Buick sedan, they drove to McChord Airfield, where they met with a Major and provided him with the remainder of the fragments found by Dahl. Arnold then flew Smith back to Seattle with no problems.\nBehind the scenes\nCaptain Emil J. Smith was a United Airlines pilot. Smith was initially a skeptic about UFOs, remarking, \"I'll believe in those discs when I see them.\"\nDespite his doubts, during a flight on the evening of July 4, 1947, Smith reported seeing five disc-like objects and managed to track them for forty-five minutes."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Emil_Jennings.json b/data/input_docs/Emil_Jennings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cfb1c9e4fa7e93ca3e98686954d2052acc79bb18 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Emil_Jennings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Emil_Jennings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Emil_Jennings", "text": "Emil Jennings\nEmil Jennings was the son of Einer Jennings, and the father of Hank Jennings. He was married to Jolene.\nIn his school years, he was a classmate of Douglas Milford, who would later remember him as an old friend.\nAs an adult, Jennings was a man of ill repute in the community of Twin Peaks, infamous for being a serial offender, who had already built up something of rap sheet of petty crimes at a young age, and a notorious drunk, who owed money to many people in the town. His bad reputation also spilled over to his son.\nEmil died in 1964, when he passed out drunk in his basement and landed in the tub of the beer brewing apparatus he had stashed there, drowning in his stupor."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Emmet_Cooper.json b/data/input_docs/Emmet_Cooper.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..21e27682470cfad304054d777eb7f9c493a9515d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Emmet_Cooper.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Emmet_Cooper", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Emmet_Cooper", "text": "Emmet Cooper\nEmmet Cooper was the estranged older brother of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nAs of December 1967, Emmet was enrolled in college. By April of the following year, Dale and Emmet's mother told Dale that his brother had moved to Canada to become a lumberjack, and wouldn't return until he had chopped down all the trees there. In reality, Emmet was attempting to avoid being drafted for the Vietnam War. In November 1969, Emmet was forced to miss their mother's funeral, as he would risk imprisonment were he to return to the United States.\nOn learning that Dale had been accepted into the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Emmet wrote to him to call him a \"tool of the establishment,\" adding that he would \"rot in hell.\" Dale remarked in a tape recording that it was good to hear from him.\nIn July 1988, Dale attempted to locate Emmet in Alberta, Canada, but learned there that he was now in South America. He lamented to Diane Evans that he had not seen his brother in twenty years, but accepted that their lives had simply set them on different paths.\nBehind the scenes\nAccording to Scott Frost, the character of Emmet was a last-minute addition to The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, which itself could have been linked to the original plans for the third season of Twin Peaks, had the show not been canceled. Mark Frost remarked that actor Roger Rees would have been \"a great older brother for Dale.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Emory_Battis.json b/data/input_docs/Emory_Battis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..90d2d369cfb25baed7929c3640dd8dc5d9296495 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Emory_Battis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Emory_Battis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Emory_Battis", "text": "Emory Battis\nEmory Battis was the store manager of Horne's Department Store. He recruited girls from the perfume counter to work at One Eyed Jacks.\nBiography\nIn early March 1989, Battis met with Audrey Horne, who had come in for a job at the department store. Battis said Audrey's father suggested she work in the wrapping department, but she refused. She then insisted she be put in the perfume department and she threatened him, making a deal that she would officially be in the wrapping department, but would be put on the perfume counter.\nThe next day, Emory approached Jenny, an employee at the perfume counter, and asked to see her in his office. They met there and he gave her a unicorn trinket before offering her a full-time job at One Eyed Jacks. He then left his office with Jenny.\nA few days later, he made a visit to One Eyed Jacks. He was tied up in a room, blindfolded as a girl ran a vacuum cleaner, which was then shut off as another girl entered with ice for him. She removed his blindfold and he discovered that she was Audrey. She threatened to have him arrested unless he told her everything about the connection between the perfume counter and One Eyed Jacks. He confirmed the owner of the brothel to be her father and that Laura Palmer had been to the brothel prior to her death.\nHaving informed Blackie O'Reilly about Audrey's presence at the brothel, the two later confronted Audrey.\nEmory filmed Audrey in captivity as Blackie sedated her with heroin.\nHe then looked over security footage with Blackie and recognized a man as Special Agent Dale Cooper. Battis was then introduced to Jacques Renault's brother, Jean Renault and Blackie's sister Nancy O'Reilly. Jean told him that he wanted the FBI agent for his actions leading to the deaths of Jean's brothers. He said this could possibly be done through Ben Horne, so he retrieved the tape of Audrey.\n \nThe following day, Battis took Audrey to Renault. He said that Audrey resisted taking her \"medicine\" and she said he hit her. Jean warned him to never do this again and explained to Audrey that he spoke to her father. Battis tried to simplify what was going on for Audrey but was shot and killed by Renault."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Enrico_Caruso.json b/data/input_docs/Enrico_Caruso.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d059c178470c1bf02a1ff476e1aa539bae4d8c16 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Enrico_Caruso.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Enrico_Caruso", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Enrico_Caruso", "text": "Enrico Caruso\nEnrico Caruso was an opera singer.\nIn 1915, Caruso refused to perform in Twin Peaks, Washington, feeling that the town was undeserving of his presence.\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town states that the destroyed Opera House was rebuilt specifically for Caruso, but he became lost and missed his scheduled performance.\nPrompted by Caruso's refusal, the Twin Peaks Opera House was rebuilt. Caruso was the first to perform at the rebuilt venue, singing various arias from Rigoletto, La Boheme, Tosca, Pagliacci and other pieces enjoyed by James Packard. During his performance, Caruso's accompanist fell ill and was swiftly replaced by Packard's daughter, Mavis.\nAs a souvenir from Twin Peaks, Caruso took a Snoqualmie war bonnet and a recipe for Huckleberry pie.\nBehind the scenes\nEnrico Caruso (February 25, 1873 \u2013 August 2, 1921) was an Italian operatic tenor who enjoyed popularity in Europe and the Americas in the early 20th century."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Eolani_Jacoby.json b/data/input_docs/Eolani_Jacoby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..44df6d78b661867916d2831734659045bc5f1a6d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Eolani_Jacoby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Eolani_Jacoby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Eolani_Jacoby", "text": "Eolani Jacoby\nEolani Jacoby was the wife of psychiatrist Lawrence Jacoby.\nBiography\nEolani lived at the Jacoby home in Hanalei. In early March 1989, her husband suffered a heart attack in Twin Peaks, Washington, so she went there to be with him, notably during his hypnotism by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_1.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_1.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2eadbf085a29fe57142f09db8ccffeb7d9ed25f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_1.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_1", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_1", "text": "Episode 1\nNot to be confused with the pilot episode or Part 1.\n\"Episode 1\", also known as \"Traces to Nowhere\", is the second episode of Twin Peaks' first season, which aired on ABC on April 12, 1990. It was written by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch, and directed by Duwayne Dunham.\nThe day after Laura Palmer's murder, Agent Dale Cooper continues his investigation, questioning several suspects connected to the victim, including Laura's secret boyfriend James Hurley and her best friend Donna Hayward.\nPlot\n\"I carry a log, yes. Is it funny to you? It is not to me. Behind all things are reasons. Reasons can even explain the absurd.Do we have the time to learn the reasons behind human beings' varied behavior? I think not. Some take the time. Are they called detectives? Watch, and see what life teaches.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAt 6:18 AM, Special Agent Dale Cooper dictates a tape to Diane, telling her about the conditions of his hotel room as well as his troubles with the nature of Marilyn Monroe's relationship to the Kennedys and who really pulled the trigger on JFK.\n \nAt breakfast, waitress Trudy Chelgren pours Cooper a cup of coffee, which he praises as being \"damn fine.\" Audrey Horne then observes him as he gives Trudy his order. She comes over and introduces herself to the special agent and sits across from him. He asks her about Laura Palmer, and she informs him that Laura tutored her brother Johnny.\nCooper goes to the sheriff's station, where he greets Deputy Andy Brennan, Lucy Moran, and Sheriff Harry S. Truman, all in the middle of consuming donuts. As Truman chews, Cooper fills him in on the plans for the day, then excuses himself to urinate.\nDoctor Will Hayward presents the results of Laura's autopsy, performed by Joe Fielding, as he could not bring himself to do it. The results find that the victim died from a loss of blood and she had various bite marks and lesions. It was also found that she had sexual relations with three men within a day of her death. Hayward has no doubt that Ronette Pulaski witnessed the crime, but was unsure when she would become responsive.\nShelly goes out to Leo, ready to go to work. He gives her a load of laundry to do before she leaves, in which she finds a bloodied shirt. She quickly hides it when Norma arrives to take her to work.\nJames Hurley is questioned by Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman, and he confirms that he shot the video of Laura and Donna at the picnic. He tells them about the nature of their relationship, that it was Laura's idea to keep it secret. He also confirms that Laura was a cocaine user and tells them about his activities with her the night she died. Cooper presents the half of the heart necklace found at the crime scene, and James says he recognizes it. However, he claims to not know who has the other half.\nLeo frantically searches for the bloodied shirt, but does not find it.\nIn their cell, Bobby and Mike discuss money they owe to Leo, the remainder of which was in Laura's possession, but not paid before her death. Deputy Hawk then brings James back to his cell.\nDonna wakes up and goes to her mother, wondering why she was not woken up earlier to be at the sheriff's station. Her mother says it was decided to let her rest, and Donna explains her feelings over the previous day, including her new love affair with James.\nEd Hurley is introduced to Cooper, and warned that Bobby and Mike would likely try to come after James. Lucy then receives a long-distance call for Cooper from Agent Albert Rosenfield. Ed tells Harry that he suspects Jacques Renault of drugging his beer.\nAt the general store, Norma encounters Nadine, who was there to buy cotton balls in order to silence her drape runners.\nJames is released to Ed and requests the Bookhouse Boys to watch his back. Cooper then lets Bobby and Mike go, warning them to not go after James.\nPete cleans a fish as Josie thanks him for his support the previous day. Harry and Dale then arrive to question her about Laura, as she had been tutored by her in English. Pete pours the men cups of coffee and Josie tells them that the last time she saw Laura, she said that she then understood how Josie felt about her husband's death. Josie receives a phone call as Cooper asks how long Harry and Josie had been seeing each other. Pete then comes in to tell them that there was a fish in the percolator, so to not drink the coffee. Over the phone, Catherine antagonizes Josie, saying that her \"shenanigans\" cost the mill a substantial amount of money. As Pete cleans the percolator, Josie asks Cooper to define \"shenanigans.\"\nCatherine and Ben discuss their business plans to get rid of the mill, with Ben suggesting that they set it on fire.\nDonna comes to visit Sarah Palmer, Leland requesting she try not to upset her. Sarah and Donna both express how much they miss Laura. Donna takes Sarah's hand, and when Sarah looks up, she sees Laura's face in place of Donna's. She hugs her and screams when she sees a man with long, gray hair.\nAt the hospital, Hawk questions Janek and Suburbis Pulaski about Ronette and her activities. The deputy then spots a one-armed man and follows him to the morgue, but quickly loses track of him.\nAudrey dances in her father's office. He comes inside and asks if she had anything to do with the Norwegians leaving. She admits her guilt and Ben threatens her to ensure that she does not pull another stunt like this again.\nAt the Briggs home, the family sits around the dinner table. Garland Briggs wishes to discuss with Bobby the events since Laura's murder, but Bobby instead lights a cigarette. The major smacks his son, sending the cigarette flying into Betty's dinner. Betty tells their son that they are there for him.\nAt the Double R Diner, Cooper tries one of their cherry pies for the very first time, liking it so much that he requests more. He greets the Log Lady and is introduced to Norma, who he asks about the Meals on Wheels program that Laura helped organize. As the Log Lady leaves, she tells them that her log saw something the night Laura was murdered.\nLeo cuts open a football as Shelly arrives home. He asks her where his shirt is and beats her with a bar of soap stuck in a tube sock.\nJames goes to the Hayward home to meet Donna's parents and have dinner with them. Bobby and Mike stop outside and see James' bike.\nDoctor Lawrence Jacoby begins listening to a tape made for him by Laura and begins crying as he observes half of a heart necklace he had hidden inside of a coconut.\nDeleted scenes\n\"Lucy, Andy, and Donuts\"\nLucy and Andy go together to pick up donuts for the lawmen and Lucy tells Andy about her aunt who liked jelly donuts and that her aunt's son reminds her of Agent Cooper.\n\"27 Going on 6\"\nJohnny fires suction cup arrows at buffalo targets as Jacoby laughs and tells Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman about his and Laura's history with Johnny.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nDon Davis as Major Garland Briggs\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nFeaturing\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nAlan Ogle as Janek Pulaski\nMichele Milantoni as Suburbis Pulaski\nJill Rogosheske as Trudy\nAl Strobel as One-Armed Man\nUncredited\nFrank Silva as BOB\nProduction staff\nCreated by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nMusic Composed & Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProduced by Gregg Fienberg\nWritten by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDirected by Duwayne Dunham\nExecutive Producers:\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nAssociate Producer: Philip Neel\nDirector of Photography: Frank Byers\nProduction Designer: Richard Hoover\nEditor: Jonathan P. Shaw\nProduction Manager: Gregg Fienberg\nFirst Assistant Director: Robert D. Simon\nSecond Assistant Directors:\nCristopher T. Gerrity\nDeepak Nayar\nProduction Supervisor: Tim Harbert\n1st Assistant Camera: Rudy Fenenga Jr.\n2nd Assistant Camera: Beth Cotter\nArt Director: Okowita\nSet Decorator: Brian Kasch\nConstruction Coordinator: Keith Cox\nProperty Master: Clarence \"Cass\" Quitan\nCostume Designer: Sara Markowitz\nCostume Supervisor: Laurie L. Hudson\nMake-Up: Carla Roseto Fabrizi\nHair: Annette E. Fabrizi\nMake-Up/Hair Assistant: Linda A. Vallejo\nGaffer: Robert Ferrara\nKey Grip: Joseph A. Kelly\nSound Mixer: Walter Hoylman\nBoom Operator: Walter Charles Gorey\nTransportation Coordinator: Steve Boyd\nTransportation Captain: Greg Van Dyke\nLocation Manager: Steve Share\nCasting Assistant: Elaine J. Huzzar\nScript Supervisor: Judi Townsend\nProduction Controller: Nowell B. Grossman\nProduction Secretary: Lori Tulli-Mitchell\nOrchestrations: Angelo Badalamenti\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\nAssistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Gregg Fienberg: Suzanne Hargrove\nSupervising Sound Editor: John Larsen\nMusic Editor: Lori L. Eschler\nAssistant Editor: Pamela Reisenleiter\nApprentice Editor: Alison M. Howard\nRe-recording Mixers:\nGary Alexander\nJim Fitzpatrick\nAdam Jenkins\nAssorted wardrobe provided by:\nThe Greif Companies\nSheplers\nExtras Casting: Superior Casting, Inc.\nTitles & Opticals by Pacific Title\nColor by de luxe\nTelecine and Electronic Post Production: Encore Video\nPost Production Sound & Sound Effects by Todd-AO/Glen Glenn Studios\nIn Association with Propaganda Films\nNotes\nTimeline: February 25th, Saturday\nThe origin of the fish in the percolator comes from a past experience of David Lynch. During breakfast at the studio of his friend Bushnell Keeler he discovered that he and David Keeler drank coffee made with a bar of soap in the percolator.\nProduction\n\"Episode 1\" was written by the series creators David Lynch and Mark Frost. The pair had co-written \"Pilot\", and would also write \"Episode 2\" together. Frost would pen a further eight scripts for the series after that, while Lynch would write just one episode\u2014the second season opening installment, \"Episode 8\". The episode was the first in the series to be directed by Duwayne Dunham, who would return to helm two further installments in the series' second season. The episode features the first full appearance of Frank Silva as BOB, though the character is not yet identified at this point. Silva was the art director for the series, and had accidentally been caught on camera during a shot. Lynch was pleased with the result and decided to include Silva in the cast from then on.\nDunham had first met Lynch when he worked as the film editor for Lynch's 1986 film Blue Velvet. Dunham then edited \"Pilot\", and was about to look for another editing job elsewhere when he asked Lynch if the director had another film planned; a week later Lynch decided to film Wild at Heart and asked Dunham to edit that as well. However, Dunham had committed to another project and felt uncomfortable leaving one editing job for another; Lynch then offered him a directing position on Twin Peaks in the interim to justify cancelling his other project. Dunham finished principal photography on \"Episode 1\" the same day that Lynch finished filming \"Wild at Heart\".\nThe introduction of a sexual rapport between the characters of Audrey Horne and Dale Cooper was a suggestion of Dunham's, who felt it would benefit both characters. Dunham felt that the central mystery in the series \u2014 the murder of schoolgirl Laura Palmer \u2014 was simply a \"MacGuffin\" to compel what he saw as the real focus, the interaction of the large ensemble cast. As such, he took care to introduce meaningful interactions between characters wherever possible. Dunham also spent time with each of the cast to help them develop their characters, having studied the scripts involved and basing his take on the characters on his experience with \"Pilot\".\nDunham retained the frequent use of static cameras seen in \"Pilot\", something he saw as a hallmark of Lynch's directing style; describing the result as \"like framed pictures\". He also continued the use of a \"warm\" reddish tint to the footage, using soft coral filters and carefully selected props and costumes to obtain this coloring. This tint was considered important enough that Lynch sent a representative to the network to ensure they understood it was deliberate and not a mistake, for fear that they might correct the saturation to be more \"realistic\" before broadcasting it.\nRatings\n\"Episode 1\" was first broadcast on American Broadcasting Company (ABC) on April 12, 1990. Upon its initial airing, it was seen by 14.9 million households, or 27 percent of the available audience. It placed second in its timeslot after Cheers. This marked a decline from \"Pilot\", which attracted 33 percent of the available audience. The following episode would be viewed by 21 percent of the available audience, representing a further drop in numbers.\nWriting for The A.V. Club, Keith Phipps awarded the episode an \"A\u2212\" rating. He felt that the scene showing Leo Johnson domestically abusing his wife was \"among the show's most disturbing moments\", comparing it to a scene from the 1990 film The Grifters. Phipps also felt the sound design in the episode was impressive, commenting positively on the blurred distinction between diegetic and non-diegetic music. Writing for Allrovi, Andrea LeVasseur rated the episode four stars out of five. Television Without Pity's Daniel J. Blau felt that the episode showed series composer Angelo Badalamenti to have limited range, repeating several similar musical cues throughout. He also considered Eric Da Re's performance as Leo Johnson to be unconvincing, finding it difficult to believe that the character was as feared and menacing as was implied. However, Blau described the introduction of BOB as still seeming powerful and frightening even several years after first being seen, considering it a potent and disturbing scene.\nProduction errors\nAudrey's hair is significantly longer than in the Pilot."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_10.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_10.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7a190367ea9fa4fed04405f8ebd5ccf4f7a17eab --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_10.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_10", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_10", "text": "Episode 10\nNot to be confused with Part 10\n\"Episode 10 \", or, \"The Man Behind Glass,\" is the third episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the eleventh episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired October 13, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Letters are symbols. They are building blocks of words, which form our language. Languages help us communicate. Even with complicated languages used by intelligent people, misunderstanding is a common occurrence. We write things down sometimes \u2013 letters, words \u2013 hoping they will serve us and those with whom we wish to communicate. Letters and words, calling out for understanding.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry helps orderlies restrain Ronette in the hospital. Cooper and Albert enter. Cooper takes a sample from her fingernail\u2014a small piece of paper containing the letter 'B.' Cooper tells Harry and Albert about his visit from the giant.\nDonna visits Harold Smith, who offers her his hospitality. He has many flowers in his living room and he says he sent the letter for her to investigate Meals on Wheels. He says he is a shut-in because he cannot go outside that he was a mystery in Laura's life. He asks Donna to place one of his orchids on her grave for him and walks out to his greenhouse. Donna tries to pull a slip of paper from the bookshelf, but Harold interrupts her with a ladyslipper orchid. Harold says Donna is every bit as lovely as Laura said she would be and she takes the orchid and tells Harold that she will be back.\nAt the stationhouse, Cooper stands in front of a blackboard with the letters found under girls' fingernails, and the names of the people who have seen BOB (Maddy, Mrs. Palmer, Cooper, Ronette), and a picture of BOB. He says the lines between the names are a psychic link that will lead them to him. Harry asks about the giant, and Albert dismisses it, then reports that the cocaine found in James' gas tank matched the cocaine found in Jacques' car and Leo's house, meaning that Leo framed James. The letter B found under Ronette's finger was cut from an edition of Flesh World. He also says that he sent a picture of BOB to law enforcement agencies across the country, and came up with nothing. He reports that Cooper was shot with a Walther PPK, which he notes to be James Bond's gun. On his way out, Albert insults Harry again, so Harry grabs Albert's collar and says that the last time he punched Albert, he felt sorry about it, but the next time will be a pleasure. Albert states his philosophical convictions and says that he loves Sheriff Truman.\nIn the front of the stationhouse, Cooper tells James he can go home, but to stop trying to figure everything out himself. Lucy tries to find words that use the letters B, T, and R. The foppish Dick Tremayne then comes in to take Lucy to lunch.\nLeland enters and talks to the officers about the picture of BOB. He says that he knows him: when he was a little boy, his grandfather had a summer home, and BOB was his neighbor. He lived in a white house, and he thinks the name was Robertson. Cooper sends Hawk to the lake to investigate. Leland says that BOB used to flick matches at him, and ask \"Do you want to play with fire, little boy?\"\nLucy and Dick sit at the counter at the Double R Diner. Richard talks about his method for memorizing customer orders and Lucy asks why he has not called in six weeks after three months of going out every week, and after their night on a bed in Horne's Home Furnishings. She then reveals that she is pregnant.\nJames and Madeleine sit at the diner, the former asking about Donna's smoking. James tells about Donna's visit to the prison, and how she seemed to want him through the bars. Madeleine holds James' hand and Donna enters. Misunderstanding the gesture, she tells them how much she liked Harold, and storms out.\nBlackie and Emory tie up Audrey and Emory makes a video of her. Emory and Blackie argue over whether their plan will work.\nAt the stationhouse, the one-armed man shows Harry his selection of boots. He sees the picture of BOB and reacts strongly.\nShelly meets Harry and Cooper in the station and they ask for a statement regarding Leo, but she refuses to say anything against him. Cooper escorts her out the door and tells Harry that he believes her reasons to be an insurance scam, but he is not sure who thought it up.\nThe one-armed man struggles with his medicine in a bathroom stall and has a seizure. He talks to BOB and says he is after him now.\nCooper follows a marching band out of the hotel elevator and tells Ben about Audrey's phone call, asking if there's trouble at home. Ben tells Cooper that Audrey has gone missing before, and warns him to keep away from Audrey. An Asian man eavesdrops on their conversation and follows Cooper.\nAudrey lies on her bed. A man named Jean pulls a veil from her face and gives her a caramel and a shot. A woman stands nearby, holding his tools.\nBlackie plays a surveillance tape of Cooper at the casino and Emory informs her that Cooper is in the FBI. Jean Renault stands behind them with the woman, Blackie's sister. Jean says he will be the middle man for Audrey's ransom, so Ben will never know that Blackie and Emory are behind it. In exchange, Emory and Blackie will bring him the man responsible for his brother's death: Agent Cooper. Jean says they cannot let the girl live.\nCooper enters Harry's office with coffee and doughnuts. Harry reports that Josie called, saying she will be back the next day. Harry asks to see her first, alone and Cooper permits it. Hawk reports that he found a boarded up white house by the lake, and is trying to discover whose it is. Harry asks them if they have seen Gerard, the one-armed man, as he never came back from the bathroom. Cooper searches the bathroom and finds Gerard's needle and medicine. \"Without chemicals, he points,\" Cooper says and wants to find the one-armed man.\nA hospital orderly cuffs Nadine to her bed. Doctor Hayward tells Big Ed that she ripped through two pairs of leather restraints the previous night and that her adrenaline levels are high. He tells Ed to talk or sing to her. As Ed sings, Nadine grips his hands, sits up, and snaps the cuffs. She claps spasmodically and chants a cheer. She begins talking to Ed, seeming to think she is 18 and about to try out for the cheerleading squad.\nCooper and Harry enter Jacoby's room at the hospital. His wife, a young Hawaiian woman, rubs his feet. Cooper helps to hypnotize Jacoby and he walks him through Jacques' murder. Jacoby says he knows the murderer.\nDonna brings the orchid to Laura's grave and tells Laura about her new relationship with James. She says that she loves James, but it is a mess and that Laura's problems are still the center of her life.\nJames visits Madeleine to say that he cannot find Donna and that his mother came home. They almost kiss, then hold each other. Donna finds them and suddenly leaves, with James chasing her out.\nLeland comforts Maddy, who is upset that people think she is like Laura. Cooper and Harry wait in the doorway and arrest Leland for the murder of Jacques Renault.\nHarold answers a knock at his door. Donna tells Harold that she is tired of being patient with James. Harold comforts her and leaves to get her a drink. Donna strokes a flower and opens a notebook: the diary of Laura Palmer.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nCo-Starring\nGalyn G\u00f6rg as Nancy\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nMak Takano as Asian Man\nUncredited\nJennifer Aquino as Eolani Jacoby\nLinda Carlson as Colleen Hurley (deleted scene)\nConnie Woods as New Girl at One Eyed Jacks\nNotes\nTimeline: March 5, Sunday\nShooting script differences\nDeleted the scene with James' mother, Colleen Hurley. The script reuse the entirety of the scene from Episode 4's script."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_11.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_11.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0d524322eff2ba03eedb5778b1cec3d79a66aa33 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_11.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_11", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_11", "text": "Episode 11\nNot to be confused with Part 11.\n\"Episode 11\", or, \"Laura's Secret Diary\" is the fourth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twelfth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired October 20, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Miscommunication sometimes leads to arguments, and arguments sometimes lead to fights. Anger is usually present in arguments and fights. Anger is an emotion, usually classified as a negative emotion. Negative emotions can cause severe problems in our environment and to the health of our body.Happiness, usually classified as a positive emotion, can bring good health to our body, and spread positive vibrations into our environment. Sometimes when we are ill, we are not on our best behavior. By ill, I mean any of the following: physically ill, emotionally ill, mentally ill, and/or spiritually ill.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry shakes Leland out of a daze and interrogates him about his visit to the hospital. Leland believed that Jacques killed Laura because he had been arrested and confesses that he killed Jacques.\nWalking down the hallway, Doctor Hayward tells Cooper that no parent should bury their child and Cooper asks if he approves of Leland's actions. Andy asks Doctor Hayward about his sperm and Hayward gives him a vial to fill. On his way, Andy bumps into Lucy while carrying a copy of Flesh World.\nHarry tells Cooper that the judge will arrive that day and reports that the county records show no one by the name of Robertson living in the white house, but they have a current address for the last occupants. Andy drops his sperm vial and when he bends over to pick it up. Cooper asks about his boots, which he bought from the one-armed man.\nA hotel employee tells Ben that the travel writer M. T. Wentz will be visiting Twin Peaks, so Ben tells her that he wants hourly updates from registration. Jean waits in Ben's office, then shows the video of the bound Audrey. Jean explains that he is just the messenger and that the business is being run by pickpockets and fools, then he offers his assistance. He explains that he wants Cooper to bring the ransom in cash and tells Ben to expect a call at noon the next day. Ben orders an assistant to find Agent Cooper for him.\nDonna picks up a tray from the Double R Diner and Hank compliments her. Norma tells Hank about M. T. Wentz. This news excites Hank, who leaves to pick up flowers, tablecloths, and candles and tells her to ask Big Ed to recommend their diner to any unfamiliar motorists.\nDonna and Harold drink white wine and toast to Laura. Harold reads from Laura's diary. Donna suggests they give the diary to the sheriff, but Harold insists that there are no solutions in it and that Laura gave it to him. Harold then says that people from the outside tell him their stories.\nCooper watches Audrey's video in Ben's office. Ben says that Cooper and Audrey had a special relationship, and asks Cooper to deliver the $125k.\nJosie returns home with many shopping bags and apologizes for disappearing. Pete informs her that Catherine died in the fire, but although they have yet to find the body, he says they will have the service in a few days.\nEmory drags the drugged Audrey into Blackie's office, where Jean waits. She tells him that Emory hit her and Jean tells her that she will be fine as long as she is with Jean. He shoots Emory and hugs the sobbing Audrey.\nAndy approaches Lucy, who yells at him about the magazine, so Cooper dismisses Andy and asks Lucy to tell him what has been upsetting her. She explains her history with Andy and Dick, but she has no idea what she wants. After Lucy leaves, Harry says they have been down this road before. Cooper then asks Harry confidentially for a Bookhouse Boy.\nA stranger enters the Double R Diner after Norma has tried to make the restaurant seem fancy. When the man goes to the bathroom, Hank steals his wallet.\nMaddy and Donna meet in a booth and Donna insists that she is not angry over Maddy's relationship with James and asks for her help retrieving Laura's diary from Harold.\nHank searches the stranger's wallet to find that he is not M.T. Wentz, but District Attorney Daryl Lodwick.\nHarry meets Josie at her living room and she shows him a scandalous new dress. She says she left town because she was afraid and rebukes Harry for his suspicions. She has Harry tear her shawl and make love to her. An Asian man watches through the window.\nJudge Sternwood enters the stationhouse and gives Lucy a hug. Harry enters, and the judge asks what his lady trouble is. Harry introduces Cooper to the judge and Dick offers Lucy enough cash to get an abortion. Upset by this, she tells him to leave and Andy hears her crying.\nThe judge talks to Leland and tells him that they will raise a glass together in Valhalla. The prosecutor has not arrived, so Leland will spend the night in jail. Sternwood's beautiful law clerk picks him up to take him to the Winnebago.\nBen greets contestants for a beauty contest and the hotel clerk checks in a mysterious stranger.\nJosie introduces the Asian man to Pete as her cousin Jonathan. When Pete leaves, Jonathan tells Josie that her business is almost done, and she is expected back in Hong Kong.\nCooper meets Harry at the roadhouse. Harry says he is the Bookhouse Boy Cooper was expecting.\nThere is a knock on the diner door. Hank answers, but no one is there. The lights go out, and Jonathan is standing in the middle of the room. He fights Hank and holds his hand as a blood brother. He says next time, he will take Hank's head off, then smashes Hank's flashlight.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nRoyal Dano as Judge Clinton Sternwood\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nRitch Brinkley as D.A. Daryl Lodwick\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nFeaturing\nBellina Logan as Desk Clerk\nClaire Stansfield as Sid\nMak Takano as Jonathan\nMichael Allen Lerner as Stunt Double\nUncredited\nKevin Young as Toad\nUnknown performer as Deputy Bob\nNotes\nTimeline: March 6, Monday"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_12.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..384fd71e681313a1b54bb96e6b89687a84944dfe --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_12.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_12", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_12", "text": "Episode 12\nNot to be confused with Part 12.\n\"Episode 12\", or, \"The Orchid's Curse\" is the fifth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and is the thirteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes nature plays tricks on us and we imagine we are something other than what we truly are. Is this a key to life in general? Or the case of the two-headed schizophrenic? Both heads thought the other was following itself. Finally, when one head wasn't looking, the other shot the other right between the eyes, and, of course, killed himself.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nCooper turns off his alarm and tells Diane that he dreamt he was eating a large, tasteless gumdrop, only to discover he was chewing one of his earplugs. He says he is doing 15 extra minutes of yoga in the morning to drive away the pain of his ribs (from being shot). While doing a headstand, he finds Audrey's note under the bed, which says she is going to One Eyed Jacks.\nHawk reports to Harry that two retired schoolteachers live next door to the Palmers' old place, and that they have no memory of a grey-haired man living next door. Lucy tells Harry that she will be visiting her sister and new nephew for two days. Cooper tells Harry he knows where Audrey is.\nTim Pinkle explains to Bobby and Shelly the workings of a harness to move a man from bed to chair. Shelly says that the hearing for Leo today. They walk outside as the harness swings Pinkle back and forth.\nJudge Sternwood holds court in the Roadhouse. The district attorney urges that Leland be held without bail, with Harry speaking in his defense. The judge releases Leland on his own recognizance and Ben leaves after the ruling is announced.\nHarold opens the door for Donna, who offers to share her life, to be part of his living novel, if he lets her read Laura's diary. Harold says that he will read it to her, but he will not let her take it away. Harold takes a notebook and the diary out of a secret shelf. When Donna asks him to tell about himself, Harold says he grew up in Boston, then corrects himself to say he grew up in books. Donna says that dreams might be real, then playfully takes the diary outside. Harold follows her, then collapses.\nThe judge examines evidence against Leo. Leo's attorney, Jack Racine argues that since Leo is brain dead, trying him would be a mockery. District Attorney Daryl Lodwick argues that they must proceed in order to give the town a sense of justice. The judge pulls Harry and Cooper aside to ask if they think Leo is guilty, and if the town needs an immediate trial. The judge concludes that he will deem Leo not competent to stand trial, and recommend that he be sent home. Sternwood advises Cooper to keep his eyes on the woods.\nBig Ed and Nadine return home. James greets them, and Nadine asks who he is, still convinced she is in high school. Big Ed says that Doctor Jacoby is in Hawaii, recovering from his heart attack. Nadine accidentally rips the door off the refrigerator.\nBen enters his office to be met by Mr. Tojamura accompanied by a valet right after being told that he was here by Louie. He makes a bigger offer for the Ghostwood Development Project and says that Tokyo Bank is ready to move immediately. He gives Ben a check for $5,000,000.\nHank walks down the hall of the hotel, Bobby following him, avoiding eyeshot. Cooper follows, playing with a duck call. Hank enters Ben's office, and watches him bow goodbye to the Japanese investors. Hank warns Ben that Cooper is on his way. The receptionist announces a call from Jean Renault, asking if Ben is ready to play. Ben asks to talk to Audrey, and Jean says that can wait and instructs Ben where to leave the money. Ben shows Cooper the briefcase of money, in serialized denominations. Cooper tells Ben to stay near a phone, and leaves. Ben instructs Hank to make sure Cooper and the money are delivered, and to bring back Audrey.\nMaddy and Donna examine a floor plan of Harold's home. Donna explains how to get Laura's diary, and says she will signal with a flashlight.\nJean practices with a wrist blade as he and Blackie eat fresh fruit. Blackie asks questions about how to make the deal work. Nancy, Blackie's sister, returns and Blackie leaves. Nancy says she has waited long enough for Blackie.\nAndy works the phones at the station, the office and his body covered with post-its. He calls for the results of his semen analysis test, finding that his sperm count is back up to normal. He proudly declares that he is \"a whole damn town.\"\nHarry and Cooper examine a floor plan of One Eyed Jacks. Hawk reports that no one has seen the one-armed man at his hotel in two days. He found the same drug, and describes its strange smell. Hawk leaves, and Cooper and Harry continue to plan their approach.\nAndy calls the number where Lucy is supposed to be staying. The number is actually for an abortion clinic.\nMaddy orders a cup of coffee to go at the diner. James asks why, and Maddy leaves quickly.\nMaddy watches Harold's house through the bushes. Donna is inside, giving Harold a memory. She and Laura were 13, wearing tight, short skirts to go to the roadhouse. They met some men, Josh, Rick, and Tim, who were about 20. The girls left with Rick to party. Laura danced and moves her hips. Donna suggested skinny-dipping, and Laura kissed Josh and Rick. Donna swam out, and Tim joined her and kissed her. She never saw Tim again, but she says it was the first time she fell in love. Harold tells her the story was beautiful.\nCooper and Harry creep toward One Eyed Jacks. A guard smokes outside. An owl stares at Cooper and hoots. Harry incapacitates the guard and they walk inside. Tools lie about the hallway and the officers search for the right room. Harry sees the backs of Jean and Blackie while the surveillance tape is paused on a television. Blackie asks Jean why he likes Nancy better.\nMaddy continues to watch through the bushes. Harold tells Donna about raising flowers and they kiss gently. He leaves, and Donna signals through the window with a flashlight.\nCooper continues through the hallway. He finds Nancy, and forces her to take him to Audrey. Nancy pulls a knife, but Cooper anticipates this and overpowers her. He carries Audrey away. Jean kisses Blackie and kills her with the wrist blade, then sees Harry watching through the window and fires at him before fleeing. Cooper and Audrey reunite with Harry, but are confronted by a bodyguard with a gun. A knife is suddenly thrown into the bodyguard's back and Hawk reveals himself, commenting that Dale and Harry could not keep a secret, and the four flee. Hank calls Ben to report that the officers are leaving with Audrey, just as Jean puts a knife to his neck. Jean finds the prosecutor's ID in Hank's pocket and believes it to be his.\nDonna tries to silently instruct Maddy to access the secret compartment while Harold gives her an orchid. Maddy finds the secret compartment, but the shelf crashes to the floor. Harold sees Maddy and grabs a sharp gardening rake. He corners the girls and tells them that Laura knew the ultimate secret, the secret of who killed her. He cuts his face with the rake in agony, as Donna and Maddy cower in fear.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nRoyal Dano as Judge Clinton Sternwood\nDavid L. Lander as Tim Pinkle\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nVan Dyke Parks as Jack Racine\nRitch Brinkley as D.A. Daryl Lodwick\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nCo-Starring\nGalyn G\u00f6rg as Nancy O'Reilly\nClaire Stansfield as Sid\nMike Vendrell as Bodyguard Outside\nBob Apisa as Bodyguard on Stairs\nUncredited\nDerick Shimatsu as Valet\nKevin Young as Toad\nBellina Logan as Louie 'Birdsong' Budway (voice)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_13.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_13.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..854351f0f89f9666846dcc557e75396eda4912e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_13.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_13", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_13", "text": "Episode 13\nNot to be confused with Part 13.\n\"Episode 13\", or, \"Demons\" is the sixth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the fourteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes we want to hide from ourselves. We do not want to be us. It is too difficult to be us. It is at these times that we turn to drugs and alcohol or behavior to forget that we are ourselves. This is \u2013 of course \u2013 only a temporary solution to a problem which is going to keep returning, and sometimes these temporary solutions are worse for us than the original problem.Yes, it is a dilemma. Is there an answer? Of course there is. A wise person once said with a smile, the answer is within the question.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarold tells Donna that she lies and betrays just like all everyone else. He is about to stab Donna when James bursts in and pulls them out; Harold holds on to the diary. James says he will go to the police.\nCooper carries Audrey into the Bookhouse and lays her down. He finds evidence that she has been drugged with heroin. She mumbles in her delirium about her throat hurting, and about sinking. She regains lucidity and tells Cooper that she had prayed for him to come.\nDonna and James watch Maddy drive off. James says that they should stick together, and that way they will be safe forever.\nHarry thumbs through a book of criminal photos and Cooper tells him that Audrey was very close to a lethal dose of heroin. Harry has identified Jean Renault in the book and tells Cooper about the surveillance tape, and Cooper deduces Jean's plot. Cooper says that he left his jurisdiction twice, and now Audrey is paying the price. Harry reassures him that Audrey is safe now and tells Cooper that he is the best lawman he' has ever met, but he thinks too much.\nCooper meets Ben in the hotel dining room with the briefcase of money. He reports that Audrey was at the One Eyed Jacks, that Blackie was murdered by Jean Renault, and that Audrey is recovering from a drug overdose. Ben hugs and thanks Cooper.\nBobby pushes Leo through the kitchen in a wheelchair. Tom Brockman, the insurance agent, congratulates Bobby and Shelly on their dedication to Leo. Shelly signs the agreement and the agent gives them their first check, which is much smaller than Bobby had planned for.\nDonna tells Harry about Laura's secret diary. Harry warns her that she is like the boy who cried wolf. Gordon Cole, Cooper's hard-of-hearing supervisor, enters. Gordon delivers Albert's reports: the hair from outside Cooper's room was from a vicuna coat, the drug from Gerard's syringe was unique, and the papers from near the train track were from a diary. Hawk enters dragging Gerard, who is taken to Harry's office.\nBen visits Audrey and she rebuffs his words of comfort. She asks for Cooper to take her home, but Ben suggests they all go together.\nNadine proudly comes back home with Ed and some bags and asks when her parents will be back from Europe, then not-so-subtly hints that the should have sex.\nJonathan gets dressed and tells Josie they are leaving that night. Josie argues that she needs to be paid from the insurance money and by Ben Horne, but Jonathan says he will kill Harry if she does not leave that night.\nMaddy looks over the lake, sitting next to James. He apologizes for their romantic confusion and Maddy says that she liked it that James was confusing her for Laura. She says that he and Donna belong together and that she is going home the next day.\nBen hands Josie a glass of wine and she says she will not leave the office without her money. Ben threatens her with his secret file on her late husband's demise. She rebounds with her own key to a safety deposit box full of evidence against him. Ben signs over to her the check from Tokyo Bank.\nBobby and Shelly have a party celebrating Leo's homecoming. Bobby and Shelly kiss, but Leo's head droops forward and Shelly screams.\nCooper meets Gordon at the station house. Gordon tells Cooper that Albert thinks Cooper is in over his head, like he was in Pittsburgh and delivers an anonymous letter that was sent to the home office. It is an opening move from a chess deal, indicating to Cooper that it is from Windom Earle.\nBen and Leland enter Ben's office and Ben says he needs Leland back. Leland says that he is 110%. Ben says Jerry is on his way to check out the new investors, and they need a way to delay the project, so Leland suggests several devious ways.\nHarry enters Josie's house and finds Jonathan carrying a full load of suitcases. Josie tells Harry she is leaving. Harry tells her she cannot leave, that he loves her. She turns away.\nBen lights a cigar at a table with Mr. Tojamura, who asks why he has received nothing when Ben has a cashier's check for $5,000,000. Mr. Tojamura says he will withdraw while Ben tries to dance around the questions, and Tojamura says his family was at Nagasaki. The sounds of a piano and Leland's voice begin, and Ben excuses himself. Leland does not take the hint to stop and Tojamura watches from the bar; next to him, Pete turns and identifies the song Leland sings as being from \"The King and I.\" As Leland and Ben exchange compliments, Pete tries hard to engage Tojamura in conversation.\nThe officers interrogate Gerard, who begs for his medicine and Cooper asks if he suffers from schizophrenia. He begins to have a seizure and speaks in an otherworldly voice. He says his name is Mike, and he is an inhabiting spirit. He says that BOB was his familiar and that he cannot reveal where BOB came from. He says that BOB is eager for fun and that everyone runs when he smiles. He talks about parasites and says that BOB needs a host to feed on fear and the pleasures. Together, Cooper and Mike they recite a poem: \"Through the darkness of future past, the magician longs to see, one chants out between two worlds, fire walk with me.\" Mike says that he saw God and took off his arm, but remained close to Gerard in order to stop BOB. He says that the picture is BOB's true face, but few can see it: only the gifted and the damned. He says that for the last 40 years, BOB has been in a lodge house in the trees, a house with many similar rooms but occupied by different souls every night. Cooper says \"The Great Northern Hotel!\"\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nIan Abercrombie as Tom Brockman\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nFeaturing\nJill Engels as Trudy\nRon Kirk as Cappy\nLeonard Ray as Lounge Local\nMak Takano as Jonathan\nBrett Vadset as Joey Paulsen"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_14.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_14.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..06656d60e6631ff36c92fa0f04da6934472cc512 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_14.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_14", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_14", "text": "Episode 14\nNot to be confused with Part 14.\n\"Episode 14\", or, \"Lonely Souls\" is the seventh episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the fifteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"A poem as lovely as a tree.As the night wind blows, the boughs move to and fro; the rustling, the magic rustling that brings on the dark dream. The dream of suffering and pain; pain for the victim, pain for the inflicter of pain \u2013 a circle of pain, a circle of suffering.Woe to ones who behold the pale horse.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry tells the officers that everything is set to go at the Great Northern. The one-armed man repeats his description of the large house, made of wood, surrounded by trees, the house is filled with many rooms, each alike, but occupied by different souls night after night. Cooper sends Hawk to investigate the pages from the diary found near the train tracks and the diary that Donna told him about. Gordon is leaving for secret business in Oregon.\nMike looks at each hotel guest and employee and says \"No.\" He has a seizure as Ben interrupts them.\nA police car with the siren blaring speeds down a road. Harold's home is trashed. Hawk enters after knocking and receiving no answer. Harold's body is dangling from his greenhouse rafters.\n \nLouis Armstrong introduces \"Wonderful World\" on a record in the Palmers' home. Maddy sits with Leland and Sarah and tells them she feels it's time to go back to her job and apartment.\nThe police forensic team and officers investigate Harold's home. He left a suicide note saying, in French, \"I am a lonely soul.\" Hawk finds Laura Palmer's secret diary ripped to shreds.\nBobby, Shelly, and Leo sit at the table going over the bills. After all of the payments are made they have $42 left over from Leo's insurance. Shelly tells Bobby to take the necklace back. The police have seized the truck. Leo cries out, and Shelly and Bobby scream. Leo says \"new shoes.\" Bobby sends Shelly to find a receipt for a pair of Leo's shoes she took to get cleaned.\nAudrey tells Ben that she knows about One Eyed Jacks. She reminds him about Prudence and the white mask. He confesses he's owned One Eyed Jacks for five years, knew that Laura worked there, and that he slept with her. When Audrey asks if he killed her, he says he loved her.\nShelly returns to the diner and cries when she tells Norma she has to quit. Nadine and Big Ed enter. Nadine still believes she is in high school, and accidentally crushes a glass in her hands.\nBobby and his friend Mike enter the Johnson home. Bobby has Leo's old boots and tries to get Leo to react. Bobby finds a tape hidden in the heel of the boot.\nCooper makes a note for Diane while examining Laura Palmer's secret diary, which has been reconstructed. There are repeated references to BOB, with descriptions of abuse and molestation. He is referred to as a friend of her father's. An entry says she will tell the world about Ben Horne one day. Audrey enters and tells Cooper that Ben was sleeping with Laura, and that Ben owns One Eyed Jacks. Cooper asks Audrey not to repeat this to anyone. Cooper tells Harry they need a warrant for the arrest of Benjamin Horne.\nBen tells Tojamura that Jerry has investigated his company and that they have approved his proposal. He is about to sign Tojamura's contract when the police officers enter and request that Ben accompany them for questioning regarding the murder of Laura Palmer. Ben tells them to leave, and Hawk and Andy grab and cuff him.\nA record spins blankly at the Palmers' home. Sarah crawls down the stairs, moaning for Leland.\nThe officers take Ben to a holding cell. The Log Lady is waiting for them. She says there are owls in The Road House.\nPete turns toward a sound in his house. Tojamura stalks in the hallway and kisses Pete. He takes off his disguise: it's Catherine.\n \nSarah crawls through the living room. She has a vision of a white horse in the living room before passing out. Behind her, Leland adjusts his tie in the mirror.\nA blonde performs on stage at the roadhouse. Donna and James sit at a booth. James says the death of Harold Smith was not anybody's fault. The log lady leads Cooper and Harry into the roadhouse. James tells Donna that Maddy is leaving. Sailors drink at the bar, as does Bobby. Cooper has a vision of the performing band disappearing, replaced by the Giant, who says, \"It is happening again.\"\nLeland smiles at himself in the mirror. BOB smiles back. Leland puts on a pair of latex gloves. Maddy shouts that something smells like it's burning. She enters the living room, sees Sarah on the floor, and flees at the sight of Leland. BOB/Leland pulls her back into the room, chokes her, and beats her unconscious. Then he picks her up and spins her around while continually changing form, kissing her face and sobbing Laura's name. He suddenly smashes her head against a picture frame and then pushes a letter under her fingernail.\nCooper and The Giant stare at each other. The Giant disappears and the band re-appears. The senile room service man walks over to Cooper and then to Bobby, saying he is sorry to either. Bobby visibly despairs; so does James, holding Donna as she bursts into tears. Cooper looks around thoughtfully.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nCo-Starring\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJulee Cruise as Singer\nCarel Struycken as Giant\nHank Worden as Waiter\nUncredited\nDave Bean as Sheriff's Deputy \nKellie Lumb as USO Girl \nChris Morrissey as Barfly \nFrank Silva as BOB\nunknown performer as Lady with the Shaking Hand\nNotes\nOriginally, the spot on the carpet Maddy saw turn bloody in \"Episode 8\" was to appear in this episode and turn into a vision of BOB laughing. However, the idea was vetoed by Mark Frost, who felt it was \"too dumb.\"\nLenny von Dohlen suggested the night before the discovery of Harold's body was to shoot that instead of seeing him hanging, viewers would hear the sound of hissing gas and the camera would reveal all of his orchids were slumped over, with Harold's body lying nearby. David Lynch, knowing they had already built the rafter from which Harold was supposed to hang, left a message on Dohlen's voicemail: \"Lenny, never come up with a great idea the night before a shoot!\"\nWhen Twin Peaks was rerun on the Bravo cable network in 1993, at the exact moment the killer begins strangling Maddy, the \"Bravo\" logo appeared on the screen as if applauding Maddy's murder.\nDavid Patrick Kelly has confirmed that a person who resembles Jerry that appears during Julee Cruise's concert is not him.\nProduction errors\nWhen Nadine and Ed enter the Double R, the camera bumps into something on its right and bounces left.\nDeleted scenes\nThe scene with Leland/BOB killing Maddy was alternatively filmed with Ben Horne as the murderer. This was done in order to disseminate rumors to the public that Horne indeed was the killer. However, this footage has never been released."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_15.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_15.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f706b168bb718ea144adb7890158f69463841081 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_15.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_15", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_15", "text": "Episode 15\nNot to be confused with Part 15.\n\"Episode 15\", or, \"Drive With a Dead Girl\" is the eighth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the sixteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Food is interesting; For instance, why do we need to eat? Why are we never satisfied with just the right amount of food to maintain good health and proper energy? We always seem to want more and more. When eating too much the proper balance is disturbed, and ill health follows. Of course, eating too little food throws the balance off in the opposite direction, and there is the ill health coming at us again.Balance is the key. Balance is the key to many things. Do we understand balance? The word 'balance' has seven letters. Seven is difficult to balance, but not impossible \u2013 we are able to divide. There are, of course, the pros and cons of division.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nLeland putts balls off a green in the living room and Donna and James come over to say goodbye to Maddy, but Leland tells them they just missed her. Sarah calls him up and when Leland returns, he tells James and Donna they can write Maddy. He adjusts his tie in the mirror, and BOB stares back at him. Leland packs his club into his golf bag with Maddy's body, which he places in his convertible's trunk. He puts the top down and drives away.\nBen brushes his teeth in jail and Jerry enters, saying he will be handling Ben's case personally, as Leland is under suspicion of murder himself. Ben says he was with Catherine the night of Laura's death and the brothers reminisce about Louise Dombrowski dancing in their room with a flashlight when they were kids.\nLucy returns with her sister, Gwen, and Gwen's baby.\nCooper makes a voice note about the one armed man as Leland dances around the lobby with his golf club. Harry tells him that they have arrested Ben. Leland leaves to cry and laugh in the hallway and Cooper asks him to let him know if he remembers anything unusual about Ben's behavior the night of Laura's death. As soon as Harry and Cooper are out of sight, Leland resumes his dancing.\nDoctor Hayward prepares to administer a blood test to Ben and Jerry protests Ben's treatment. Cooper recites Jerry's shoddy history of his law practice and shows Laura's secret diary to Ben, specifically the page where she says she will expose him. Ben tells Cooper he's way out of line. Ben and Jerry talk privately, and Jerry recommends he get a better lawyer.\nBobby listens to the tape found in Leo's boot and finds evidence of Ben's deal with Leo to set fire to the mill. He makes a copy of the tape to take to Ben. Leo breaks something and Bobby tells Shelly he has business ambitions.\nNorma's mother, Vivian, visits her at the diner and eats a bite off of Toad's plate. She introduces Norma to her new husband, Ernie Niles, who leaves her a betting tip when they leave for the Great Northern Hotel.\nGerard shakes himself awake and asks his nurse for water. An officer walks in to check on him, and Gerard beats him over the head, then escapes out a window.\nHank enters the diner and Norma says he is 48 hours late. Vivian helps in the back and Hank tries to explain his business and Norma softens. Vivian greets Hank and they all agree to have dinner together.\nPete visits Harry at the office while Harry watches a woodpecker through his binoculars. Pete tells Harry that Josie is gone and that he loved her. Harry tells Pete about her assistant, Mr. Lee, whom Pete supposes to be Jonathan, who was introduced to Pete as Josie's cousin. Cooper reports that Gerard is missing, and had knocked the deputy out. Andy enters to find Lucy watering the plants and carrying a baby, causing him to faint.\nPete visits Ben in his cell and plays a tape of Catherine's voice. She says she will testify on his behalf in exchange for his signing over the Ghostwood Estates. Ben throws around the furniture in his cell.\nLeland drives in his convertible, singing and swerving. Cooper and Harry pull him over. Leland says he remembers that he and Ben were working late the night Laura died and that Ben stepped out of the room to have an angry phone conversation about a \"dairy.\" Cooper surmises he must mean a diary. Harry answers Lucy on the police radio. Leland offers to show Cooper his new clubs, but Harry says that they have found Gerard, so Cooper leaves. Leland adjusts his rear view mirror and BOB smiles at him.\nGwen tells Andy about her history with fainting while he tries to tell Lucy about his new sperm test. However, Lucy does not confirm that Andy is the father.\nThe officers have Gerard in the same room as Ben and he says that Ben is not BOB. Jerry insists that they either charge Ben or let him go, so the sheriff charges him with the murder. Cooper pulls Harry aside and tells him that he does not believe Ben killed Laura.\nNorma, Hank, Vivian, and Ernie finish dinner. Norma and Vivian leave for the restroom and Hank and Ernie catch up, having previously met in prison, unbeknownst to their wives. Ernie says he met Vivian at a Republican fundraiser, and that she wants him to handle all her investments. Ernie says he is clean now, and that Vivian does not know his history. Hank asks to meet with Ernie later. The women come back and Hank toasts the success of the newlyweds.\nCooper makes a voice note saying he is close to cracking the case. He grabs his gun to answer a knock at the door: it's Audrey, who asks if Ben did it, saying that her father is ashamed of her. Cooper stops her from saying something about One Eyed Jacks and answers the phone. He leaves and tells Audrey to go to her room and lock the door.\nCooper arrives at a crime scene with Sheriff Truman as a forensic team pulls Maddy's body out of a plastic bag.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Tojamura & Catherine Martell (voice)\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nKathleen Wilhoite as Gwen\nJane Greer as Vivian Smythe Niles\nCo-Starring\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nEmily Fincher as Louise Dombrowski\nUtility Stunts\nMichael Allen Lerner\nJohn Moio\nMario Roberts\nUncredited\nDave Bean as Sheriff's Deputy \nFrank Silva as BOB"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_16.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_16.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..acf68e3e51fcdb2b558a8b7063d5d2480466d8e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_16.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_16", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_16", "text": "Episode 16\nNot to be confused with Part 16.\n\"Episode 16\", or, \"Arbitrary Law\" is the ninth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the seventeenth episode of the series as a whole.\nPlot\n\"So now the sadness comes. The revelation. There is a depression after an answer is given. It was almost fun not knowing. Yes, now we know. At least we know what we sought in the beginning. But there is still the question, why? And this question will go on and on until the final answer comes. Then the knowing is so full there is no room for questions.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\n \nAlbert, Cooper, Truman and Hawk walk outdoors along a path in the woods. Albert says that Maddy was murdered by the same man who killed Laura, there was an \"O\" under Maddy's ring fingernail, and she had strands of the fur belonging to a stuffed white fox in her right hand. Cooper tells Truman not to make phone calls reporting Maddy's murder and that he wants 24 hours to finish the case. Albert advises Cooper to follow his vision quest before there is another killing and Hawk tells Cooper he is on the path and to follow it.\nAt the Double R Diner, Donna and James chat over coffee. James gives Donna a ring and Norma and Vivian quarrel over Norma's omelets. As he eats breakfast, Andy tries to say \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire\" and Donna overhears him. When she asks him about it, Andy tells her about Harold Smith's suicide note. Donna leaves to find Cooper.\nAs Donna, Cooper, and Andy approach Mrs. Tremond's house, Donna tells Cooper about Mrs. Tremond's telling her about Harold and her grandson's saying the same words as in Harold's note. When they knock on the door, a middle-aged woman answers. She identifies herself as Mrs. Tremond and tells Donna she could not have seen her mother because she has been dead for three years. She also has no children. When the woman learns Donna's name, she gives her an envelope that she found in her mail the day after Harold's death, addressed to Donna in Harold's handwriting. The envelope contains a page torn from Laura's diary. An entry for February 22 describes a dream Laura had that seems identical to Cooper's dream. She writes that she has to stop BOB and that he is afraid of only one man, Mike, and Laura wonders if the old man in her dream was Mike. On February 23, Laura wrote, \"Tonight is the night that I die - it's the only way to keep BOB away from me.\" Cooper remarks that Laura and he had the same dream. He tells Andy to take Donna home and goes to see Gerard.\nCooper talks to Mike while Doctor Hayward urges that Gerard be given his drug. Cooper urges Mike to tell him how to unlock the dream. Mike tells him that when he and BOB were killing together there was a perfect relationship, appetite, satisfaction, a golden circle. Cooper says he gave his ring to the Giant. Mike says the Giant can help find BOB, but Cooper must ask him first. As Cooper leaves, he encounters the old waiter, who carries a glass of milk and says, \"I know about you. That milk will cool down on you, but it's getting warmer now.\" He gives the thumbs-up sign to Cooper.\nIn Ben's office, Truman tells Cooper about finding a record of the telephone call Leland reported, a call to Laura Palmer's number. He notes the stuffed white fox and concludes that Maddy was here. Albert reports that Maddy died the night before last between 10:00 PM and midnight and Truman says this fits, \"we didn\u2019t take Ben until after midnight,\" he notes, albeit an apparent error. Albert gives Cooper the results of Ben Horne's blood test.\nAt the sheriff's station, a workman adjusts the sensitivity of the sprinkler system while Andy tells Lucy he wants to talk about their baby. Lucy tells him she is not certain if the baby is his or Dick's. Andy calls Tremayne and tells him they need to talk. Catherine, disguised as Tojamura, visits Ben's cell with papers for him to sign. Ben says he cannot deliver on the Ghostwood contract and Tojamura asks for the return of the $5 million. As Ben explains about Jerry's looking for a better lawyer, Catherine extends a bare, pedicured foot through the bars and Ben recognizes her as Catherine. Catherine calls him slimy rat bastard and says she intends to make his life hell. Ben asks her to tell Truman about his being with her the night of Laura's murder. He signs Ghostwood and the mill over to her and she starts to leave. She tells him she will consider telling the sheriff and says \"we've spent our entire adult lives lying to each other. Why spoil it with the truth now?\"\nLeland greets Donna, who has come to deliver a tape of the song she, Maddy, and James recorded, so that Leland may mail it to Maddy. He recognizes Laura's sunglasses and becomes agitated. She tells him about the discovery of Laura's secret diary and he gets a phone call from Maddy's mother, who reports that Maddy never came home. When Donna becomes upset, Leland suggests lemonade.\nLeland startles Donna when he returns with the lemonade. He puts on a phonograph record of \"J'attendrai\" and asks Donna to dance with him. Flashes of BOB are seen as thunder is heard. Leland grabs Donna, seemingly prepared to attack, but the doorbell rings. Leland admits Truman who tells him he needs Leland's help because there has been another murder. Making the connection, Donna walks through the woods, crying. James drives upon his motorcycle. Donna tells him that Maddy's been killed and James says they could have helped her. He says this is no good and Donna asks him not to leave. He says nothing they do matters and he leaves Donna in tears.\nBen sits in a booth at the Roadhouse. Cooper and Albert sit at the bar. Truman brings Leland in and Ed Hurley joins them. Cooper tells them to clear a space in the center of the room and Cooper summarizes the investigation and his techniques. He says he needs magic, but says someone is missing. The clock strikes 3:00 PM and Major Briggs enters with the old waiter, who had flagged him down. The waiter gives Cooper a stick of gum, which Leland recognizes as a gum from his childhood. The waiter says, \"that gum you like is going to come back in style,\" causing Cooper to recall his dream. Laura whispers, \"My father killed me.\" to Cooper. The Giant appears and drops Cooper's ring to the floor. Cooper puts a stick of gum in his mouth, picks up the ring, and tells Ben Horne to accompany him to the sheriff's office, with Leland as Ben's attorney. As they leave, Cooper flashes the thumbs-up sign to the waiter.\nThey arrive at the sheriff's station at 3:56 PM. Cooper tells them to take Ben Horne into an interrogation room and Leland says he wants to begin bail proceedings, but Cooper puts him off, then whispers something to Truman. When they open the door of the interrogation room, they push Leland inside and lock the door. Leland starts to hoot and slams himself against the walls. Cooper tells Hawk to take Ben upstairs and release him. Ben expresses his shock and Hawk says that it is not Leland contained in the room. When Cooper explains to Truman what Laura told him in her dream, Truman remarks that he needs hard evidence, so Cooper suggests a confession. They cuff Leland in a chair as Hawk keeps a gun aimed at him. Truman reads him his rights and Leland laughs and says, \"I suppose you want to ask him some questions.\" When Cooper asks if he killed Laura Palmer, Leland hoots and says, \"that's a yes.\" He admits killing Maddy because he has a \"thing for knives, just like what happened to in Pittsburgh.\" He describes Leland as a good vehicle, but says it is time to shuffle off. When Cooper asks if Leland knows what he had done, he tells Cooper to watch Leland when he goes. Truman has enough and they leave Leland alone. \nDick Tremayne arrives and Lucy takes him into the Sheriff's conference room, where Andy is. She tells them she is going to keep her baby and will depend on a post-natal blood test to determine who the father is, but regardless of the result, she will choose between them who will act as the father. Dick's cigarette smoke rises toward the smoke detector.\n \nOutside the interrogation room Cooper says Ben Horne's blood type was wrong. He also points out that the action of the dwarf in his dream, dancing, pointed to Leland's compulsive dancing. The man next door to Leland's grandfather was Robertson - Mike said the people BOB inhabited were his children - son of Robert, the name being spelled under the fingernails. Leland killed Laura because she was on to him, as he learned from her diary. Leland placed the call to Laura from Ben's office. Cooper suggests Leland killed Maddy because she reminded him of Laura. Leland recites the poem and screams the last line, \"fire walk with me.\" Dick's smoking causes the sprinkler system to go off and Leland/BOB goes ballistic. He hoots and beats his head against the door repeatedly. They open it and find Leland on the floor, bleeding. Cooper kneels beside Leland and takes him in his arms. Before he dies, Leland remembers that he killed Laura. He says \"they\" wanted Laura but she fought them. She would not let them in so they killed her. Cooper comforts Leland and tells him the time has come to seek the path and to enter the light. Leland says he sees Laura in the light and he dies.\nThe next morning, Cooper, Truman, and Albert encounter Major Briggs on the path in the woods. Truman remarks that Leland was completely insane. Albert says people saw BOB in visions. When Truman says he has trouble believing, Cooper asks if it is any easier to believe a man would rape and murder his own daughter. Briggs asks if it matters what the cause is and Cooper replies, \"Yes. It\u2019s our job to stop it.\" Albert suggests \"Maybe that's all BOB is, the evil that men do\" and that it may not matter what they call it. Truman agrees and says that if BOB were real, he has gotten away and questions his whereabouts.\nAn owl flies by a crashed car and through a ravine.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne (credit only)\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Tojamura & Catherine Martell (voice)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nGuest Starring\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJane Greer as Vivian Smythe Niles\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nCo-Starring\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place (archive footage)\nClive Rosengren as Mr. Zipper\nFrank Silva as Bob\nCarel Struycken as Giant\nMae Williams as Mrs. Tremond\nHank Worden as Waiter\nNotes\nThe episode is set on Saturday, March 11\nRatings\nNielsen Rating: 72nd 7.9/15\nProduction errors\nAs Leland throws himself against the walls, the set on the left-hand side is visibly shaking.\nAlbert says that Maddy was killed between 10PM and midnight and Harry adds that Ben was arrested after midnight. However, \"Episode 14\" shows that Ben was arrested at dusk before Cooper and Harry went with the Log Lady to the Roadhouse while Maddy was being murdered."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_17.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_17.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b62e40f4ec712a33ab043c0db02a5b2cf8ba99dc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_17.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_17", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_17", "text": "Episode 17\nNot to be confused with Part 17.\n\"Episode 17\", or, \"Dispute Between Brothers\" is the tenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the eighteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Complications set in--yes, complications. How many times have we heard: 'it's simple'. Nothing is simple. We live in a world where nothing is simple. Each day, just when we think we have a handle on things, suddenly some new element is introduced and everything is complicated once again.What is the secret? What is the secret to simplicity, to the pure and simple life? Are our appetites, our desires undermining us? Is the cart in front of the horse?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDoctor Hayward checks on Sarah, who refuses a sedative, saying she needs to be present at the funeral. Cooper tells Sarah that Leland fell prey to dark forces, that he did not commit the crimes. Sarah remembers her vision of BOB. Cooper says that Leland had drugged Sarah to keep his secrecy and tells Sarah about Leland's death. Cooper offers to drive her to Leland's funeral.\nPeople spread a potluck on a table. Many have gathered for Leland's wake. Nadine wears a shiny dress and buckled shoes. Hank hands Sarah a plate as she chats with Eileen Hayward and Audrey. Donna tells Big Ed that James thinks the town's devastation is his fault, though Ed tells her James will return. Doctor Jacoby greets the police officers and Cooper notes that he might take a few weeks' vacation. Nadine asks Ed if people can see her underwear in the reflection from her shoes and Sarah tells of Donna and Laura's childhood pledge to be best friends forever. Harry and Ed break up a fight between Dwayne and Dougie Milford. Pete explains to Cooper about the ongoing feud between the two brothers and that Dougie is engaged to a beautiful teenage girl.\nEd and Jacoby ask the high school assistant principal to let Nadine attend classes.\nCooper packs his bags and Audrey asks whether he is leaving and about his romantic history. He confesses that he hurt someone who was a witness to a federal crime, and he and his partner, Windom Earle, let her die and Windom lost his mind. Audrey warns him that one day she will be grown up, and then he will have to watch out.\nBobby tries on one of Leo's suits as he gets ready to meet with Benjamin Horne. Shelly asks for Bobby to take her out of the house and he reassures her that if he gets the job, he will take good care of her.\nCatherine meets Harry in his office and says she believes an angel saved her life. She says the night of the fire, she was afraid for the first time in her life and she stumbled upon her old summer cabin in the woods in the dark: only a guardian angel could have led her there. She ate canned food and waited for her assassin.\nDick Tremayne visits Lucy, wanting someone more important than himself to care for and looks forward to fatherhood. Andy says they should all be friends, and Lucy tries to kiss him. Hawk berates him for the action he took in the situation. Cooper bids Harry a farewell and Harry gives him a special lure and a Bookhouse Boys badge. Cooper bids farewell to Hawk, Andy, and Lucy. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer Preston King escorts Special Agent Roger Hardy into the stationhouse. Hardy tells Cooper that he is suspended from the FBI. \nRoger explains that he is in Internal Affairs and that there are allegations against Cooper's behavior in Canada and his methods.\nBobby waits outside Ben's office and Audrey taunts his suit, then gets him in the office. Two bodyguards drag Bobby out of the office.\nRoger interrogates Cooper about the arrest and death of Jacques Renault, then about the rescue of Audrey Horne. King reveals that he had been setting up a sting operation for six months, and that cocaine is missing. Roger says that the DEA has been brought in to investigate, and that Cooper has 24 hours to assemble a defense. Roger has Cooper surrender his gun and badge and they ask Harry for his cooperation. However, he refuses, stating that Cooper is the finest lawman he has ever known.\nNadine tries out for the cheerleading squad and throws a male cheerleader into the air.\nShelly brushes Leo's teeth and Bobby says that the meeting with Horne went well. Shelly asks to put Leo in a nursing home. Leo moves.\nAfter Norma reads a bad review for the Double R Diner in the paper, her mother reveals herself to be the enigmatic critic. She says the diner is not a good restaurant and Norma asks her to leave.\nHank and Ernie horse around in One Eyed Jacks, Ernie saying he will not steal his wife's money. Jean interrupts their argument and explains that he needs $125,000 immediately. Ernie brags that he is hard-wired into the drug industry and King enters with a briefcase full of cocaine. Ernie says he will take care of it, but is reluctant to gamble. King takes a package of the cocaine to plant in Cooper's car.\nHarry sleeps and awakens to see a shadow creeping outside his window. Josie falls into his door when he opens it. She is dirty and sobbing.\nCooper talks with Major Briggs about the morality of his actions and the presence of BOB. Briggs asks if Cooper has heard of the White Lodge. Cooper excuses himself to urinate in the woods. An owl hoots and stares down at Cooper. A bright light flashes, and Major Briggs disappears.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nJane Greer as Vivian Smythe Niles\nClarence Williams III as FBI Agent Roger Hardy\nGavan O'Herlihy as RCMP Officer Preston King\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTony Jay as Dougie Milford\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nDon Calfa as Vice Principal Greege\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nFeaturing\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nLisa Cloud as P. E. Teacher\nTiffany Muxlow as Cheerleader\nSusan Sundholm as Samantha\nUtility Stunts\nRichie Giona\nRobert Keller\nRandy Lamb\nBirgit K. Scheir\nBob Yerkes\nNotes\n\nShooting script differences\nIn the script, during their discussion in the woods, Briggs talks in length about fear and love. While not stated in the script, this might be relevant to the fact that these emotions are the key to the Lodges."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_18.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_18.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..83e8567b8b5735871d8dd9619ebf9dfb89389e9f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_18.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_18", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_18", "text": "Episode 18\nNot to be confused with Part 18.\n\"Episode 18\", or, \"Masked Ball\" is the eleventh episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the nineteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Is life like a game of chess? Are our present moves important for future success? I think so. We paint our future with every present brush stroke.Painting. Colors. Shapes. Textures. Composition. Repetition of shapes. Contrast. Let nature guide us. Nature is the great teacher. Who is the principal?Sometimes jokes are welcome. Like the one about the kid who said: 'I enjoyed school. It was just the principal of the thing.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nJames speeds down a road on his motorcycle.\nBetty Briggs explains to Cooper and Harry that Garland has disappeared before, but the absences were work-related. She says the fact that they were in the woods is significant, and he talks about the woods constantly. She will not divulge whether Garland was trying to contact a woodland spirit, but offers to pass along some notes from his bedside table. Andy reports that he found a matching scarf and ascot for the Milford wedding. Gordon Cole calls Cooper to offer his support. He says that the DEA is sending down a top dog.\nCooper sits before a panel of men, led by Roger. Cooper says he is innocent of any criminal wrongdoing, and confident that he made the right choices. Roger says that he expects a bureau man to defend himself. Cooper says he is looking for moves from beyond the edge of the game board, and talks spiritually. Roger warns him that he might be extradited for drug trafficking and murder. Roger says he may recommend a full psychological workup.\nNadine approaches Donna at lockers and confesses that she feels chemistry with Mike Nelson. Nadine says that Ed acts too old.\nJames pulls in next to a sports car at a roadhouse. He sits next to a beautiful woman. Her name is Evelyn Marsh, and she asks James to fix her car.\nAndy leaves a bouquet for Lucy. Dick visits with a little boy. Andy offers to go with them for a milkshake.\nCooper asks Harry and Hawk about the White Lodge. Hawk says that there are other worlds, and that the White Lodge is where the spirits that rule man and nature reside. He says the Black Lodge is its shadow side, where people go to be purified when they die, and that it will annihilate a person's soul. Denise Bryson arrives, presenting female, and asks to be called by her new name instead of her assigned masculine name. Denise asks to catch up with Cooper, says he'll get started immediately.\nMike Nelson is pumping iron at the school gym. Nadine lifts a 600lb weight. The coach asks Nadine if she's interested in joining the wrestling team.\nJosie sleeps in Harry's bed. Harry brings her a glass of water. He tells her she must tell him the truth. She says she used to work for Thomas Eckhardt in Hong Kong. She says she was a child prostitute, and he pulled her off the streets. He mentored her. Andrew Packard was a business partner who married Josie. Eckhardt wants Josie back. She believes he is responsible for Andrew's death. Josie escaped from the airport: she says she would rather die than return to Hong Kong.\nRoger reads a paper at the diner. Hank and Ernie return. Norma tells Ernie that Vivian is back in Seattle. Andy, Dick, and little Nicky eat desserts at the counter. Nicky pranks both Dick and Andy.\nJames tells Evelyn that he thinks he can fix the car. She tells him that she doesn't know where her husband is, that he travels regularly. She offers to let him stay in the room above the garage, that she needs the car fixed before her husband gets home.\nBen watches an old home movie from his childhood, of building the Great Northern Hotel. He carresses the projector screen. Hank finds him in the office. Ben reminds Hank of his recent challenges. Hank tells Ben that he no longer owns One Eyed Jacks, and that Hank no longer works for Ben. Ben rants, drops furniture, and makes shadow monsters with his hands.\nCooper inspects a letter from Windom Earle. It's another chess move and a tape. Cooper listens to the tape and inspects a chess board. Windom says the king must die, and that he will attain his goal at any cost.\nDougie and his bride exchange vows. Dwayne interrupts the ceremony to say that the bride is a gold digger. Harry pulls him out of the ceremony. Cooper meets Bryson at the wedding reception. Bryson has found cocaine in Cooper's car. She says it looks like a frame, but they need some proof. Bryson says that she started presenting female as part of a job, and continued doing so because it felt right. Dwayne complains to Pete about the wedding. Harry tells Cooper he's had to separate Dwayne from Dougie several times. Cooper dances with Audrey and Andy dances with Bryson.\nJosie tries to convince Catherine of her good will. Catherine tells Josie to work as her maid, or she will give her up to Eckhardt. Josie agrees and leaves. Andrew Packard enters and reveals that he and Catherine are using Josie as bait for Eckhardt.\nExtended scene\nA scene entitled \"16mm Period Piece\" is a longer version of Ben's home movie of the Great Northern groundbreaking.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nClarence Williams III as FBI Agent Roger Hardy\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nDavid Duchovny as DEA Agent Dennis / Denise Bryson\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nTony Jay as Dougie Milford\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nRoyce D. Applegate as Rev. Clarence Brocklehurst\nRon Taylor as Coach Wingate\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJill Engels as Trudy\nJoshua Harris as Nicky\nUncredited\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole (voice)\nBirgit K. Schier as Utility Stunts\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (voice)\nKevin Young as Toad"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_19.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_19.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..813f6284d68e43e5085955bf4fff0f199986f2d2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_19.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_19", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_19", "text": "Episode 19\n\"Episode 19\", or, \"The Black Widow\" is the twelfth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the twentieth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Is a dog man\u2019s best friend? I had a dog. The dog was large. It ate my garden, all the plants, and much earth. The dog ate so much earth it died. Its body went back to the earth. I have a memory of this dog. The memory is all that I have left of my dog. He was black and white.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nBobby enters Ben's office to find the furniture stacked in a bizarre pile as Ben sits in a corner. Bobby asks for a job and Ben tells him to follow and photograph Hank Jennings. Lana Milford runs shrieking down the hallway.\nAt the stationhouse, Cooper meets with Irene Littlehorse, a realtor, about cottages on the lake and he says he wants to visit Dead Dog Farm. Dick visits Lucy and meets with Andy and a case worker about Nicky. The case worker says that Nicky has been surrounded by trouble his whole life, that he has been in several homes, and that his parents died under mysterious circumstances. Harry takes Andy to the Great Northern.\nDougie is dead. Hayward says it looks like a heart attack. Milford is surrounded by books on sexual performance and a box of toys and Dwayne enters and weeps. He scolds Lana on his way out and Lana tells Hawk about her history with men having tragic accidents when she was intimate with them.\nThe wrestling coach delivers a rallying speech to his wrestling team about accepting different players and introduces Nadine. She and Mike Nelson fight as she begs him to go out with her.\nMike complains to Donna about Nadine and her crush on him.\nMalcolm introduces himself to James as Evelyn's brother, saying that he works for her and her husband. He says that Jeffrey beats Evelyn once every week or two, and no one can stop him.\nCooper and Irene visit the lake house and she shares a legend that the best people and the worst people are drawn to a dead dog because they can feel its pain. She says no one has looked at the property in the last year, but Cooper finds tracks from three vehicles. The door is open: Cooper believes there has been a meeting there in the past few hours. There is baby laxative in the sink, and cocaine on a chair. Cooper says they will notify the sheriff.\nDick sits on the road reading directions for changing a flat tire as Nicky plays with the controls. The car falls off the jack, and Nicky runs to hug Dick and asks him not to die.\nHarry introduces Cooper to Colonel Reilly, who is heading the investigation into Major Briggs' disappearance. Cooper says that he heard an owl before Briggs disappeared and Reilly explains that the message for Cooper that Briggs delivered originated in nearby woods, not in deep space. He is not sure where the message was sent to and says that Briggs' disappearance has major implications for national security.\nJames starts the Jaguar's engine and Evelyn gets in the car with him. James asks if she is afraid of her husband, and kisses her. Jeffrey arrives home.\nAt the hotel, Audrey teases Bobby about his new job and suggests they do business together and enters her secret hallway. Ben sets up a model of Gettysburg and is pleased with Bobby's compromising pictures of Hank.\nPete and Catherine pop a bottle of champagne and Pete quotes a poem. Catherine instructs Josie on her duties as their maid.\nCooper has his chess response to Earle printed in the personal column of the paper. Earle responded a day before the paper went out, anticipating Cooper's move. Audrey visits him in his room with Bobby's envelope and Denise enters. Audrey kisses Cooper on her way out. Cooper shows Denise the photographs of Jean, Hank, Ernie, and King. Cooper gives Denise a sample of the cocaine he found in Dead Dog Farm.\nAt the Double R Diner, Big Ed tells Norma he feels like life happened in spite of his plans, and he does not like the way it turned out. Hank sees them holding hands.\nDick returns to the stationhouse and tells Andy that he thinks Nicky is the devil.\nHarry meets with Dwayne and Hayward tells Dwayne that Dougie died of natural causes: no foul play. However, Dwayne says he wants to press charges, that Lana killed Dougie with sex. Dwayne insists that she will not get any of Dougie's money. Hawk tries to comfort Lana, and the men gather around to admire her and recite a line from Romeo and Juliet. Lucy answers the phone for Harry, but he does not respond, because he, like the other men present at the station, are transfixed by Lana, who tells them titillating stories and drinks milk.\nErnie eats wings in the diner and Denise joins him and shows him the photos along with her DEA badge. Ernie delivers a confession to Cooper and Denise, pleading his love for his wife.\nJames lies awake listening to Jeffrey shouting and glass crashing. Malcolm tells him they have been living like that for four years, and that one day he will kill Jeffrey.\nBetty Briggs sits alone in the dark waiting for Bobby. The room is lit by a large white ceramic owl lamp and intermittent lightning strikes. Bobby reassures her that the Major will return. Bobby tells Betty about the Major's dream and Briggs returns after being missing for two days, wearing an aviator cap, and asks for a strong cocktail.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGuest Starring\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nDavid Duchovny as DEA Agent Dennis / Denise Bryson\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nTony Burton as Colonel Calvin Reilly\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nTony Jay as Dougie Milford\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nNicholas Love as Malcolm Sloan\nRon Taylor as Coach Buck Wingate\nCo-Starring\nJohn Apicella as Jeffrey Marsh\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Milford\nJoshua Harris as Nicky\nGeraldine Keams as Irene Littlehorse\nMolly Shannon as Judy Swain\nJohn Epstein as Utility Stunt\nCrew\nCreated by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nMusic Composed & Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProducer: Harley Peyton\nSupervising Producer: Gregg Fienberg\nWritten by Harley Peyton & Robert Engels\nDirected by Caleb Deschanel\nExecutive Producers\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nCo-Producer: Robert Engels\nCo-Producer: Robert D. Simon\nAssociate Producer: Philip Neel\nDirector of Photography: Frank Byers\nProduction Designer: Richard Hoover\nEditor: Paul Trejo\nCoordinating Producer: Tim Harbert\nPost Production Supervisor: John Wentworth\nOriginal & Series Casting by Johanna Ray, C. S. A.\nProduction Manager: Gregg Fienberg\nUnit Production Manager: Robert D. Simon\nFirst Assistant Director: Christopher T. Gerrity\n2nd Assistant Director: Deepak Nayar\n2nd 2nd Assistant Director: Randy Barbee\nProduction Controller: Nowell B. Grossman\nProduction Accountant: Connie Dolph\nSupervising Coordinator: Joseph Montrone\nProduction Coordinator: Sabrina S. Nathanson\nProduction Secretary: Lauren McAuliffe\nScript Supervisor: Cori Glazer\nCamera Operator: Lex Du Pont\n1st Assistant Camera: Billy Brao\n2nd Assistant Camera: Rick Drapkin\nSet Decorator: Kerry Oaksmith\nConstruction Coordinator: Keith Cox\nProperty Master: Jeffery Moore\nProperty Assistant: Richard Robinson\nLead Painter: Dave Robinson\nCostume Designer: Sara Markowitz\nCostume Supervisor: Laurie L. Hudson\nMake-up: Carla Roseto Fabrizi\nHair: Annette E. Fabrizi\nMake-up/Hair Assistant: Linda A. Vallejo\nGaffer: Robert Ferrara\nKey Grip: Irv Katz\nSound Mixer: Don Summer, C.A.S.\nArt Department Coordinator: Jula Bell\nTransportation Coordinator: Steve Boyd\nTransportation Captain: Greg Van Dyke\nLocation Liaison: Barry Gremillion\nCasting Associate: Elaine J. Huzzar\nUnit Publicist: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\nAssistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Kim L. Wilson\nAssistant to Gregg Fienberg: Emily Fincher\nWriters Assistant: Lori Tulli-Mitchell\nMusic Editor: Lori L. Eschler\nSupervising Sound Editor: Richard Taylor\nSound Editors\nPatrick McCormick\nRichard F. Davis\nTom de Gorter\nRe-recording Mixers\nGary Alexander\nAdam Jenkins\nOrchestrations: Angelo Badalamenti\nSynthesizer: Kinny Landrum\nAssistant Film Editor: Terilyn Shropshire\nAssistant Music Editor: Rick Woods\nPost Production Coordinator: Elizabeth Fox\nPost Production Associate: Chris Brown\nApprentice Film Editors\nBambi Sickafoose\nBob Allen\nLogging Vehicles provided by WHITEGMC Trucks & Whit-Log Trailers\nExtras Casting: Superior Casting, Inc.\nTitles & Opticals by Pacific Title\nColor by de luxe (R)\nTelecine and Electronic Post Production: Encore Video\nTelecine Colorist: Drew Marsh\nPost Production Sound & Sound Effects by TODD-AO/Glen Glenn Studios \nLenses and Panaflex (R) Camera by Panavision (R)\nDolby Surround (TM)\nNotes\n\nProduction errors\nDougie Milford's corpse is seen blinking its eyes.\nWhen Dick reads the car manual for his BMW, the Volvo \"V\" logo can be seen on the hubcap on the leftmost image."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_2.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_2.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..11eba98f22022a09c59d5897b41bcf601a51d606 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_2.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_2", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2", "text": "Episode 2\nNot to be confused with Part 2.\n\"Episode 2\" or \"Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer\" is the third episode of the first season of Twin Peaks. It originally aired April 19, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes ideas, like men, jump up and say, 'Hello!' They introduce themselves, these ideas, with words \u2013 are they words? These ideas speak so strangely.All that we see in this world is based on someone's ideas. Some ideas are destructive, some are constructive. Some ideas can arrive in the form of a dream. I can say it again: Some ideas arrive in the form of a dream.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nThe Horne family sits at the dinner table in silence until Jerry enters, returning from his trip to Paris, bringing brie and butter baguettes to share with Ben. After quite enjoying the sandwich, Ben takes Jerry aside to tell him about Laura's murder and the Norwegian businessmen leaving the hotel. He also notes that there is a new girl at One Eyed Jacks, and that one of the brothers was \"first in line,\" so they take a boat to the brothel.\nDonna's parents go to bed, leaving her and James alone.\nBen and Jerry arrive at One Eyed Jacks and order drinks. The madame, Blackie O'Reilly, brings out the girls and the Horne brothers toss a coin for the new girl. Ben wins, so Jerry has a drink with Blackie.\nJames insists to Donna that their relationship is not wrong, believing that they would have still ended up together if Laura had not died, citing that he had feelings for her before.\nCooper returns to his room at the Great Northern and receives a phone call from Deputy Hawk, who informs him that Ronette has recently quit her job at Horne's Department Store and that he saw a one-armed man at the hospital. After he hangs up, Cooper is delivered a note that reads, \"Jack with One Eye.\"\nBobby and Mike go out to the woods to pick up a supply of cocaine from Leo. However, not all of the expected supply is there and Leo is present along with another man. They discuss the money situation, and Leo states his suspicion that Shelly is cheating on him. He tells them to \"go out for a pass\" and throws the football onto the hood of the car Bobby and Mike took to the woods.\nWith greasy hands, Ed goes inside his home as Nadine exercises. He accidentally trips on one of her drape runners, upsetting her to the point where she bends her exercise machine.\nCooper has the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department set up a bottle 60 feet and 6 inches away from Lucy. Hawk questions why, but Sheriff Truman does not know.\nShelly turns off her television that is playing Invitation to Love, then there is a knock on her door. She is hesitant to let Bobby inside, as she had clearly been beaten by Leo. However, he gets inside and upon seeing her, he promises that he will kill Leo if he abuses her again.\nEd goes to the Double R Diner and orders a cup of coffee from Norma, telling her about his trouble with Nadine earlier.\nLucy serves the lawmen some coffee and Cooper presented them the \"Tibetan method,\" which entailed him throwing stones at a bottle for each name starting with a 'J.' This narrowed down his suspicion to Leo Johnson and Lawrence Jacoby. He was also informed that the \"Jack with One Eye\" probably referred to One Eyed Jacks.\nAudrey goes to the Double R Diner, where she talks to Donna, revealing the crush she has on Agent Cooper. She also asks if Laura ever spoke of her father, then begins to dance.\nCooper and Truman examine a bloodied rag found near the crime scene as Agent Albert Rosenfield arrives with his team. Immediately, there is friction between Rosenfield and Truman due to the former's dissatisfaction with the small town's investigation abilities.\nEd returns home and an overjoyed Nadine tells him that he had gotten grease on her cotton balls, creating the silent drape runner she had been trying to achieve.\nAt the Blue Pine Lodge, Pete and Catherine discuss Agent Cooper's presence at their home earlier in the day. When Catherine is briefly away, Pete slips to Josie a key to the safe containing the mill's ledger. Josie gets into the safe and finds that there are two ledger books.\nA distressed Leland puts on a record and picks up a photo of Laura. He turns around in circles with it, screaming until Sarah comes in, distressed. She tries to take the picture from him and they end up breaking the frame. Leland smears his blood on the photograph.\nCooper goes to bed and has a dream of the One-Armed Man (who identifies himself as Mike), and a long-haired man called BOB. He then appears older, sat inside a red room with a dancing little man and Laura Palmer. While the dwarf dances, Laura whispers the name of her killer into Cooper's ear. He wakes up and calls Sheriff Truman, telling him that he knows who killed Laura Palmer, but that the information could wait until morning.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Jacoby (credit only)\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nFeaturing\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place\nRobert Bauer as Johnny Horne\nKim Lentz as Bartender\nFrank Silva as Killer Bob\nCharlie Spradling as Swabbie\nAl Strobel as One Armed Man\nUncredited\nJill Engels as Trudy Chelgren\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer \nClay Wilcox as Bernard Renault\nConnie Woods as \"New Girl\"\nunknown performer as Albert's assistant #1\nunknown performer as Albert's assistant #2\nProduction staff\nCreated by Mark Frost and David Lynch\nMusic Composed and Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProduced by Gregg Fienberg\nWritten by Mark Frost and David Lynch\nDirected by David Lynch\nExecutive Producers\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nAssociate Producer Phillip Neel\nDirector of Photography Frank Byers\nProduction Designer Richard Hoover\nEditor Jonathon P. Shaw\nOriginal & Series Casting by Johanna Ray, C. S. A.\nDream Sequence\nDirector of Photography Ron Garcia\nProduction Designer and Costume Designer Patricia Norris\nProduction Manager Gregg Fienberg\nUnit Production Manager Robert D. Simon\n1st Assistant Director Scott Cameron\n2nd Assistant Directors\nChristopher T. Gerrity\nDeepak Nayar\nProduction Supervisor Tim Harbert\n1st Assistant Camera Rudy Fenenga, Jr.\n2nd Assistant Camera Beth Cotter\nArt Director Okowita\nSet Decorator Brian Kasch\nConstruction Coordinator Keith Cox\nProperty Master Dave Robinson\nCostume Designer Sara Markowitz\nCostume Supervisor Laurie L. Hudson\nMake-up Carla Roseto Fabrizi\nHair Annette E. Fabrizi\nMake-up/Hair Assistant Linda A. Vallejo\nGaffer Robert Ferrara\nKey Grip Joseph A. Kelly\nSound Mixer Walter Hoylman\nBoom Operator Walter Charles Gorey\nTransportation Coordinator Steve Boyd\nTransportation Captain Gregg van Dyke\nLocation Manager Steve Share\nCasting Assistant Elaine J. Huzzar\nProduction Controller Nowell B. Grossman\nProduction Coordinator Joseph Montrone\nProduction Secretary Lori Tulli-Mitchell\nScript Supervisor Jane Goldsmith\nOrchestrations Angelo Badalamenti\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\nAssistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Gregg Fienberg: Suzanne Hargrove\nPost-Production Assistant Chris Brown\nPost-Production Coordinator John Wentworth\nMusic Editor Lori L. Eschler\nAssistant Music Editor Alexis Seymour\nAssistant Editor\nKen Blackwell\nPamela Reisenleiter\nSupervising Sound Editor Matthew Sawelson\nSound Effects Editor John Haeny\nRe-recording Mixers\nGary Alexander\nAdam Jenkins\nAssorted Wardrobe provided by\nThe Greif Companies\nSheplers\nExtras Casting Superior Casting, Inc.\nMarine Coordination by Motion Picture Marine\nTitles and Opticals by Pacific Title\nColor by de luxe (R)\nTelecine and Electronic Post Production: Encore Video\nTelecine Colorist: Drew Marsh\nPost Production Sound and Sound Effects provided by TODD-AO/Glen Glenn Studios\nNotes\nThis episode opens on the night of Saturday, February 25 and goes through the night of Sunday, February 26.\nShooting script differences\nDeleted the scene with Jerry doing an Indian dance to Audrey to Johnny\nThe script uses \"Emerald\" as the name of Invitation to Love's Jade"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_20.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_20.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f879d0358681534f837cc0e9cd4e7d31e7c91a23 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_20.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_20", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_20", "text": "Episode 20\n\"Episode 20\", or, \"Checkmate\" is the thirteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-first episode of the series as a whole.\nPlot\n\"My husband died in a fire. No one can know my sorrow. My love is gone. Yet, I feel him near me. Sometimes I can almost see him. At night when the wind blows, I think of what he might have been. Again I wonder: why?When I see a fire, I feel my anger rising. This was not a friendly fire. This was not a forest fire. It was a fire in the woods. This is all I am permitted to say.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nA mysterious object rotates out of a star field, flames appear and Major Briggs sits on a stone seat in the woods. He says he remembers stepping from the flames, a vague shape in the dark, then nothing else until he found himself at the two-day-old campsite. The Major sits in the sheriff's conference room with Truman and Cooper. Doctor Hayward photographs the back of Briggs' neck. The Major also recalls seeing the image of a giant owl. Hayward displays the photograph - three triangular scars behind the major's right ear. Major Briggs becomes very upset and wonders if his experience was meant for his soul.\nWhen Cooper suggests he start at the beginning, the Major asks if they're familiar with Project Blue Book, the Air Force investigation into UFOs that ended in 1969. The Major says some continued the effort, unofficially, both to examine the heavens and, as in Twin Peaks, the earth below. He says they are searching for a place called the White Lodge. They are interrupted by two MPs who, on orders from Col. Reilly, take the Major. As Cooper examines the photograph, a few drops of water drip on to it from the overhead sprinkler. In the sheriff's office, Denise urges Ernie to make a phone call. Cooper enters and after his pride is challenged, Ernie calls Jean Renault and tells him he has the out-of-town buyer. Andy enters the sheriff's station, walks past Lucy, and encounters Dick, who tells him about visiting the Happy Helping Hand Adoption Agency to find that Nicky's records were sealed and returned to the orphanage. Andy and Dick plan a visit to the orphanage and they leave. Lucy tells Cooper she has checked all the personal columns in national newspapers and found nothing that looked like a chess deal and no name like Windom Earle.\nEd drinks coffee at the Double R Diner. He passes a note to Norma, saying, \"We need to talk.\"\nAs Shelly feeds Leo, the introduction to Invitation to Love is heard and Shelly complains that it was Bobby's turn to feed Leo and Bobby claims he had baseball practice. He tells her he is not coming back, that he has better things to do than bathing Leo. Shelly slaps him and Bobby leaves. Leo drools.\nJames phones Ed and asks that the money from his savings account be sent to him at Wallies Hideout, the bar on the 96. Evelyn enters the garage and asks if he is homesick. James tells her about Laura and his wanting to run away from Twin Peaks and Evelyn kisses him. They hear Jeffrey leaving and she tells James she needs his help.\nAt 9:25 AM, Nadine sits next to Mike Nelson at the counter of the Double R. Mike tells her he does not want to know her, but she tells him she wants to go out with him, kisses him, and pushes him off his stool. Norma puts on a coat and leaves after telling a clearly-suspicious Hank that she is going to run some errands.\nTruman visits Josie at Blue Pine Lodge and asks why she is not moving into his place and Josie says she is safe there and that she is no good for him. Truman kisses her and holds her.\nAudrey watches Ben's secretary run from his office in tears. She enters and finds Ben deep in his reenactment of Gettysburg. She tells him he needs help and uses the phone to call for her uncle.\nNorma visits Ed and they declare their love for each other with embraces and kisses.\nIn Truman's office, Hawk tapes a transmitter to Ernie's abdomen. Ernie, visibly nervous, claims he suffers from hyperhidrosis when Hawk complains about Ernie's sweating. Ernie starts to recall Korean War experiences. Cooper makes Ernie review his plan to take Denise to Dead Dog Farm to meet Renault. Truman deputizes Cooper so he can go with them. Cooper pins deputy badge no. 13 on as Denise enters, dressed as a man and calling herself Dennis.\nWind blows through the trees as Dick and Andy enter the office of Dorritt Home For Boys while everyone is at lunch. Dick searches the files and finds the file on Nicky. He starts to read the file as a couple enter and introduce themselves as the Brunstons, and have come to see Donny. Dick tells them little Donny is not feeling well.\nDonna visits Ed and asks about James. Ed tells her about James' phone call and gives her the money to take to the bar on 96. After she leaves, Ed turns to Norma, who kisses him and leaves. Ed closes the door and turns around to see Hank, who begins to beat him. Nadine enters and thoroughly pummels Hank before comforting Ed.\nIn his office, Ben tells Bobby about a Civil War battle. Audrey opens the door and peeks in as Ben addresses Bobby as General Meade. Bobby says he has to talk to President Lincoln and leaves. Outside, Bobby tells Audrey that Ben has flipped. Audrey says Uncle Jerry will be home on the next plane and Doctor Jacoby will come over tomorrow. As they leave, Catherine enters and goes into Ben's office. Ben tells her to go ahead and gloat, but Catherine says she did come to gloat, refers to Ben as \"Slimy Rat Bastard Americanus - do not feed,\" then she tells him she wants him and embraces him. \"You make my body hum,' she says. They kiss and hug.\nJames leads a blindfolded Evelyn to the car and lets her look at it. She says Jeffrey will be home at midnight and they drink champagne. She asks him not to leave. He starts to remove her clothes and presses her onto the fender while he kisses her. Malcolm watches and laughs to himself.\nTruman and Cooper watch Ernie, Jean, Denise, and Officer King through binoculars at Dead Dog Farm while Hawk listens to their conversation over the radio. Ernie rambles about hyperhidrosis and yellow fever as Denise tries to hurry them. King tells Jean that Ernie's shirt is smoking and Hawk tells Truman and Cooper that the wire's dead. King and Renault emerge using Ernie and Denise as shields. Cooper exchanges himself for the hostages and Truman tells Hawk to call the state police.\nAt night under a half moon, Evelyn leaves James' bedroom and meets Malcolm, who asks about \"their boy.\" She says he is \"sound asleep, dreaming of love.\" Malcolm and Evelyn kiss and embrace, though Evelyn is visibly uneasy.\nThe state police arrive at Dead Dog Farm. Inside, King suggests they deal or run. Jean asks Cooper if they will deal and Cooper tells him his only option is to surrender. Jean debates whether to give up quietly or to kill Cooper. When asked why, Jean says Twin Peaks was a quiet, innocuous bed of drug dealing before Cooper arrived. His presence threw everything into a nightmare state that resulted in both of Jean's brothers being killed. He tells Cooper that if he should die, \"maybe the nightmare will die with you.\" Denise approaches with a tray of food and Jean, not recognizing her, decides to let her in. She lifts her skirt to reveal a gun, which Cooper grabs and uses to shoot Jean as Denise jumps King. Truman and the troopers break for the house as Jean collapses, dead. Denise credits Truman with the idea of her bringing food.\nA record player plays Shelly's house as the lights dim and Shelly wakes up. She gets off the couch and looks for Bobby. She finds a clown doll on the pillow of Leo's empty bed. The lights dim again and she sees Leo standing, wearing a party hat. He says, \"Shelly\" and she screams. The lights go out.\nOutside the darkened sheriff's station, Truman asks Lucy about a bomb report. Lucy tells him there was a voice on the phone that said there was a bomb planted in the woods. There was a huge explosion and the lights went out. Lucy called the fire department. There were two fires, one being at the power station. Hawk goes to check the generator. Cooper enters the station and calls to Harry from his office. Harry enters and sees a body with long hair tied to a chair with one hand pointing to a chess board. Cooper says it is Windom Earle's next move.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nDavid Duchovny as DEA Agent Dennis / Denise Bryson\nGavan O'Herlihy as RCMP Officer Preston King\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nNicholas Love as Malcolm Sloan\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nFeaturing\nJ. Marvin Campbell as M. P. #1\nWill Seltzer as Mr. Brunston\nCraig MacLachlan as The Dead Man\nJohn Epstein as Utility Stunts\nUncredited\nBeverly Gordon as Mrs. Brunston \nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's Announcer (voice) \nLance Davis as Chet Weems (voice)\nErika Anderson as Emerald (voice)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_21.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_21.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3fca788437e9c9525902825fc3fa15de88c7766d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_21.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_21", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_21", "text": "Episode 21\n\"Episode 21\", or, \"Double Play\" is the fourteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the twenty-second episode overall.\nPlot\n\"The heart -- it is a physical organ, we all know. But how much more an emotional organ -- this we also know. Love, like blood, flows from the heart. Are blood and love related? Does a heart pump blood as it pumps love? Is love the blood of the universe?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nA chess pawn is found in the mouth of the dead man. Cooper accurately predicts that a stab wound would be found on the body. Hawk announces that he found one set of footprints leading to and away from the sheriff's station. Cooper explains his undoubting belief that Windom Earle is responsible for the crime.\nAudrey explains business dealings with her father to Bobby, especially concerning Horne's current mental state.\nShelly calls for Leo as the lights in their home pulsate. She tries to escape from him, but cannot open the front door. She makes a dash for the back door, but is hit by Leo's wheelchair. Unable to open the door, she finds a kitchen knife, She cuts a hole in the home's unfinished wall and calls for help, but Leo throws her to the floor. Bobby soon arrives as Leo approaches Shelly with an ax. Hearing her screams, Bobby goes inside and just as Leo prepares to kill Shelly, he tries to disarm him, but is pinned to the wall. Shelly finds the kitchen knife again and stabs Leo, who then escapes.\nHarry confirms to Cooper his mutual belief that Earle was responsible for the murder, and offers to let Cooper investigate the case, as he was still considered a deputy. Hawk announces that Hank Jennings was not at the buy due to being in the hospital, claiming to have been hit by a bus, and that he had been charged with several parole violations. He also informs them of Leo coming to and attacking Shelly.\nAndy tells Lucy that they needed to talk about Nicky due to his and Dick's belief that he murdered his own parents. This upsets Lucy, saying that neither he nor Dick were capable fathers.\nJames is introduced to Evelyn's husband, Jeffrey Marsh. Evelyn offers to let James continue to stay and Jeffrey takes his car for a fatal drive.\nAt the Double R Diner, Ed talks to Doctor Hayward about Nadine's wish to start dating boys. Hayward suggests giving her a curfew. Norma then brings Ed an extra serving of potatoes, and the doctor asks why Donna took the car to see James, and Ed explains she was taking him money. Doc leaves and Norma tells Ed that Hank was in the hospital after having a tree fall on him. Ed clarifies that this tree was actually Nadine beating him up, and the two then discuss their plans for finally being together.\nEvelyn goes to James' room to find that he has been packing, though she attempts to make him stay.\nCooper observes a chessboard, explaining to Harry that he and Windom played chess every day for three years, Earle winning every game. Cooper then explains his affair with Earle's wife Caroline and his belief that it was Windom himself who murdered her.\nDonna arrives at Wallies Hideout and orders a coffee. Evelyn sits nearby and hears Donna ask the bartender about James. Evelyn explains to him the work he did for her, but tells Donna that he left the previous day for Mexico.\nBen toys with his miniature Civil War re-enactment with Doctor Jacoby as Jerry arrives to see his brother's current state for the first time. Jacoby explains that Ben must reach a victory for the Confederacy to return to a normal state. Ben raises a flag and begins singing \"Dixie\" with Jacoby.\nMajor Briggs stumbles into the sheriff's station, asks to see the sheriff, and collapses. He is given water and meets with Truman and Cooper, and confides in them that he did not believe the Air Force's search for the White Lodge was pure, and that he believes he had been there during his disappearance. After predicting a \"great trouble,\" he leaves and said that he would be \"in the shadows,\" he left. Andy then came to retrieve the other lawmen to show them to Lana so that Jacoby could explain her high sexual drive, rather than a curse. As Jacoby and Lana leave to go bowling, they are ambushed by Mayor Dwayne Milford, still seeking to avenge his brother. Cooper has Milford and Lana talk alone in the conference room. The rest of the men wait outside for a moment and go back inside to find Milford's face covered in lip prints, announcing his and Lana's plans to adopt a child.\nCatherine Martell shows Pete to the still-living Andrew Packard, which surprises him. They tell him that they predicted the attempt on Andrew's life by Thomas Eckhardt and faked his death, feeling that Pete did not need to know.\nMiss Jones rings for Randy St. Croix at the Great Northern Hotel to check in Eckhardt.\nHayward forces a meeting with Andy, Dick, and Lucy to discuss Nicky. Truman asks Cooper to investigate whether Josie had anything to do with the murder of Jonathan Kumagai.\nHayward explains to Andy and Dick that Nicky was conceived by an assault on his immigrant mother, who died in childbirth and that the orphaned Nicky went on to lose his loving foster parents in a car accident. This story moves Andy and Dick to tears.\nAs James prepares to leave, Evelyn comes to beg for him to stay, though James believes it is wrong. She tells him she loves him, then law enforcement show up at the home, Evelyn saying that Jeffrey died in an accident. James realizes that he was being framed for this murder, which Evelyn says was planned by Malcolm. James escapes the home and finds Donna.\nLeo walks through the woods until he stumbles upon a cabin. Upon going inside, a man introduces himself to Leo as Windom Earle.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nDavid Warner as Thomas Eckhardt\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nJohn Apicella as Jeffrey Marsh\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nFeaturing\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nCraig MacLachlan as The Dead Man\nHannah Kozak as Utility Stunt (Shelly Johnson)\nJon Epstein as Utility Stunt\nUncredited\nG\u00e9rald L'Ecuyer as Bartender\nBrenda E. Mathers as Caroline Powell Earle"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_22.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_22.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0c8fabec189d4a2b7d0c4d6eeb2e2c80e2cb8859 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_22.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_22", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_22", "text": "Episode 22\n\"Episode 22\", or, \"Slaves and Masters\" is the fifteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-third episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired February 9, 1991.\nPlot\n\"A death mask. Is there a reason for a death mask? It is barely a physical resemblance--in death, the muscles so relaxed, the face so without the animating spark. A death mask is almost an intrusion on a beautiful memory. And yet, who could throw away the casting of a loved one? Who would not want to study it longingly, as the distance freight train blows its mournful tone?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nMalcolm Sloan and Evelyn Marsh speak to the police about James Hurley, pointing the finger at him for the murder of Evelyn's husband, Jeffrey.\nDonna Hayward and James arrive at Wallies Hideout, the latter insisting his innocence. Donna suggests they stay on the move to avoid the police, though James believes Evelyn would help them. Donna calls Ed for advice.\nBobby Briggs and Shelly Johnson speak to Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper about an attack by Leo Johnson the previous night. Bobby confirms to them that he and Shelly are having an affair and Hank Jennings had shot Leo just weeks prior. Albert Rosenfield arrives as the couple leaves, on direct orders from Gordon Cole, who is \"worried about Coop\" with the present danger of Windom Earle. He presents a map of where Earle has sent packages containing articles of clothing Caroline Earle wore on hers and Windom's wedding night.\nLeo wakes to Windom playing a bamboo flute and Earle reads off Johnson's criminal record. Leo tries to leave, but Earle takes him as a pawn, placing a shock collar on him and feeding him gruel.\nEd Hurley and Norma Jennings lay in bed, discussing their troubled relationship with each other, particularly regretting the Christmases where they could not be together. However, they also discuss their hopeful future. Nadine then enters with a trophy for second place at the wrestling district finals. Nadine apologizes to Norma for beating up Hank, then starts to leave, but stops and tells the couple that it is fine with her that they are together, as she has also been seeing Mike Nelson.\nCooper and Truman question Josie Packard about the murder of Jonathan Kumagai. However, she will not speak of her involvement. As Cooper gets more coffee, Pete Martell arrives with Josie's dry cleaning. He hands it over to Cooper to answer the phone, and Cooper takes a fiber sample from one of Josie's coats. Josie answers the phone, Thomas Eckhardt on the other end. Catherine interrupts, welcoming Eckhardt to Twin Peaks.\nBelieving himself to be General Lee, Benjamin Horne muses about his experiences to Johnny and his employees. Doctor Jacoby had believed that his exposure to the public would help him return to normal, but finds that it does not. Jerry tells Audrey that they should take advantage of Ben's situation for business purposes. Audrey requests Jacoby \"bring back\" her father.\nDonna approaches Evelyn at Wallies Hideout, asking why she has framed James for murder. Malcolm shows up and threatens Donna to stay uninvolved.\nAlbert compares fibers found outside Cooper's room after his shooting and the ones Cooper extracted from Josie's coat and presents the likelihood of her guilt in Jonathan's murder. Cooper requests Albert to say nothing to Harry until they are sure of her guilt.\nHarry tells Cooper that the murder victim was Erik Powell, whose surname was that of Caroline. Cooper tells Harry about Earle's method of using chess, explaining that whenever he takes a piece from the board, somebody is killed. They decide to employ a local expert at chess.\nAt the Double R Diner, Pete wins three concurrent chess games against Toad, Cooper, and Doctor Hayward. He agrees to help out with the investigation. Shelly comes to the diner and asks Norma for her job back, which Norma approves with no hesitation, happy to have her back. Harry then speaks privately with Norma, telling her that Hank will be in prison for a long time due to his various parole violations.\nThomas Eckhardt arrives at the Blue Pine Lodge to dine with Catherine, discussing his rivalry with Andrew Packard. He reveals that he arranged to have him killed because of his obsession with Josie.\nJames returns to the Marsh home, asking Evelyn why she had him framed. She says that she did it for money and out of fear, but says that she also had a genuine attraction for James, which appears to be mutual. However, Malcolm incapacitates James, planning to kill James, making up a story to go along with it.\nBen, Audrey, Jerry, Bobby, and Jacoby re-enact the surrender at Appomattox. However, in their version of the re-enactment, General Grant\u2014played by Jacoby\u2014surrenders. Ben collapses, and when he comes to, he believes that the Civil War re-enactment was a dream.\nEarle puts on a disguise as he has Leo transcribe a message to be given to Donna, Shelly, and Audrey.\nMalcolm tries to convince Evelyn to get her prints on the gun he plans to kill James with. Donna then arrives, pleading for James' life. As Malcolm demands the gun from her, Evelyn shoots him, then mutters the true story behind his and Jeffrey's deaths.\nCooper looks at a photo of Caroline as Earle passes behind him, delivering a message for Audrey to the hotel's front desk. Dale goes to his room, where he finds a death mask of Caroline along with a tape-recorded message from Windom.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nNicholas Love as Malcolm Sloan\nDavid Warner as Thomas Eckhardt\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nRobert Bauer as Johnny\nMatt Battaglia as Cop\nGerald L'Ecuyer as Bartender\nUncredited\nKevin Young as Toad"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_23.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_23.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..708daf337c28389c514714c308fb846ed4b5ae06 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_23.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_23", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_23", "text": "Episode 23\n\"Episode 23\", or, \"The Condemned Woman\" is the sixteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-fourth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired February 16, 1991.\nPlot\n\"A hotel. A nightstand. A drawer pull on the drawer. A drawer pull of a nightstand in the room of a hotel. What could possibly be happening on or in this drawer pull? How many drawer pulls exist in this world? Thousands, maybe millions? What is a drawer pull?This drawer pull - why is it featured so prominently in a life or in a death of one woman who was caught in a web of power? Can a victim of power end, in any way, connected to a drawer pull? How can this be?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDale Cooper and Harry S. Truman listen to a message from Windom Earle, who recorded it for the former. He challenges Dale to a deadly chess game, asking him to place his next move in the newspaper.\nPete Martell is called to the station to assist them, but first, he brings breakfast to Andrew Packard. They have a laugh due to Pete arranging the food to look like a dog, much to Catherine's annoyance. Pete leaves and the siblings discuss Ghostwood before Josie enters, fainting upon seeing Andrew, whom she believed to be dead.\nHank Jennings goes to Sheriff Truman's office escorted by Deputy Hawk. He is charged with the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. Hank proposes a trade, offering information on the murderer of Andrew Packard, who he not-so-subtly states to be Josie. Harry angrily has Hawk remove Hank from the office.\nAlbert presents ballistics evidence to Cooper that point the finger to Josie Packard as the person who shot him. Albert wishes to arrest her, but Cooper delays this.\nAudrey goes to the concierge desk at the Great Northern Hotel. John Justice \"Jack\" Wheeler arrives and goes to the desk, where Audrey is not cooperative with him until she finally looks at him. He requests she have someone retrieve his luggage, then mentions to her that he has a photo of her from when she was young. Audrey opens Earle's envelope for her, containing a section of a poem and requesting her to be at the Roadhouse at a certain time.\nNadine admits to Ed that she and Mike are in love and that they are \"breaking up.\"\nCooper questions Josie about Jonathan's murder, which she insists to have no involvement with. Catherine eavesdrops. Cooper requests that Josie be at the sheriff's station at 9:00, then leaves before Catherine reveals herself to Josie. They discuss Josie meeting with Thomas Eckhardt and Catherine reveals a pistol for her.\nBen, Bobby, Jerry, Audrey, and Jack have a meeting where Ben reveals the Stop Ghostwood campaign, with which he plans to stop the Ghostwood Development Project in the name of the endangered pine weasel.\nAt the Double R Diner, Earle leaves an envelope for Shelly as Norma talks on the phone with her sister, Annie, who is coming to Twin Peaks after leaving a convent. Norma finds the envelope and gives it to Shelly. It contains a portion of the poem and a request to meet at the roadhouse. Ed then comes in and embraces Norma.\nLeo carves arrows for Earle, who comes to check on his progress.\nHank lays in his prison cell at the sheriff's station as Norma comes in requesting a divorce. However, he agrees on the condition that she give him an alibi for the night Leo Johnson was shot. She refuses this, declaring that she would rather be Ed's whore than Hank's wife.\nPete tries to figure out the next move to make against Earle, trying to keep all of their pieces on the board. Albert speaks to Cooper privately, revealing even more evidence of Josie's involvement in the shooting of Cooper and the death of Jonathan. However, Harry overhears this.\nJosie applies makeup as she welcomes Andrew into her room. He states that despite her involvement in the original plan to murder him, he no longer harbors any hard feelings toward her, and implores her to see Eckhardt.\nDonna and James have a picnic together. She forgives him for his involvement with Evelyn Marsh and requests that he return to Twin Peaks with her, but he refuses. She tells him to take whatever time he needs before he returns.\nHarry goes to the Blue Pine Lodge and asks Pete and Catherine where Josie went. They tell him she was going to see a Thomas Eckhardt at the Great Northern. Harry then leaves.\nEckhardt enters an elevator, where Andrew is waiting for him. Packard stops the elevator and explains how he managed to survive the attempt on his life. He warns Eckhardt about Josie before he leaves.\nBen, Audrey, and Jack have dinner, where they discuss business dealings before Ben excuses himself after the chef tries to stab Jerry. Audrey states to Jack that he seems like an intrusion to her family, but asks him where he had been in the intervening years since he last saw Ben. She then excuses herself for her appointment at the roadhouse.\nDonna, Shelly, and Audrey meet at the roadhouse and piece together the poem they were given by Earle.\nCatherine calls Cooper, telling him that Josie is in Eckhardt's suite. He goes, but before he arrives, Josie shoots Thomas, who rises from bed and dies in front of Cooper. Josie aims her gun at Cooper until Harry arrives, imploring her to put the gun down. However, Josie suddenly dies and Harry cradles her body in his arms. BOB tauntingly appears to Cooper, followed by The Man from Another Place dancing. Josie's face then appears in the knob to a drawer next to the bed.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDavid Warner as Thomas Eckhardt\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nFrank Silva as Bob"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_24.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_24.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eb23dec98671adb3325e794c40f98082e9ed10cd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_24.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_24", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_24", "text": "Episode 24\n\"Episode 24\", or, \"Wounds and Scars\" is the seventeenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-fifth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired March 28, 1991.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes, well let\u2019s say all times, things are changing.We are judged as human beings on how we treat our fellow human beings. How do you treat your fellow human beings?At night, just before sleep, as you lay by yourself in the dark, how do you feel about yourself? Are you proud of your behavior? Are you ashamed of your behavior?You know in your heart if you have hurt someone, you know. If you have hurt someone, don\u2019t wait another day before making things right. The world could break apart with sadness in the meantime.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry drinks in the Bookhouse, reflecting on memories of Josie. Hawk brings him a special breakfast from Norma. Harry asks how things are at the station, where Cooper and the other lawmen have taken charge and given full attention to the chess game. Hawk leaves and Harry pours another drink.\nAnnie Blackburn arrives at the Double R Diner and is introduced by her sister to Shelly Johnson. She requests no charity from her sister. Major Briggs calls his pie \"compelling\" as Shelly gives him his bill. The Log Lady notices the marking on his neck.\nHawk reports Harry's condition to Cooper and they discuss the unusual circumstances of Josie Packard's death, her body only weighing 65 pounds.\nLeo brings Earle a pair of slippers, a pipe, and a newspaper as Earle comments on life out in the country. He examines the newspaper for Cooper's next move in their game, which he interprets as a trick, finding that he is going for a stalemate and is receiving help. This infuriates Earle and he plays his bamboo flute.\nAudrey and Dick discuss the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show as well as Tim Pinkle's association with the event. Audrey and Jack then plan to go on a picnic together.\nCooper goes to Harry and tells him about Josie's criminal past. The sheriff commands him to leave the Bookhouse.\nEckhardt's assistant, Jones visits Catherine. They discuss the burial plans for Eckhardt and Jones gives Catherine a puzzle box from Eckhardt.\nEarle visits Donna in disguise as her father's friend Doctor Gerald Craig. She welcomes him inside and he soon leaves her with a gift for her father.\nPete uses various chessboards to figure out the stalemate game to lose no pieces, but has found no way without losing at least six. Andy and Lucy also play a game of chess and have a small argument over Andy not realizing that the knight must move with the \"hook thing.\" Major Briggs and the Log Lady arrive at the station.\nThey discuss with Cooper their respective markings they received from their respective disappearances, Margaret's having occurred when she was seven years old. She notes that she heard the call of an owl during this experience, and heard the same when her husband died.\nJack sings to Audrey on their picnic and she expresses the belief that nobody truly knows her, but he expresses his interest in her.\nDoctor and Eileen Hayward arrive home from the grocery store. Donna tells them about Craig's visit, which they say to be impossible, as Craig had died years ago. Eileen calls the number that Earle left, learning that it was for a cemetery. Doctor Hayward opens the gift, finding Earle's next chess move, which he leaves to go deliver to Cooper.\nDoctor Jacoby, Ed, and Nadine discuss a divorce, which is not clear to Nadine, as she does not understand that they are legally married. She then realizes that she is blind in her left eye.\nBen comes to visit Eileen, with Donna watching their quiet discussion, but cannot hear them.\nNorma examines a flyer for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and urges Shelly to compete in it, but she dismisses the notion. Earle, disguised as a biker, compliments her, also urging her to enter in the competition. He spots Cooper, who then first meets Annie, finding an immediate interest in her. Annie pours Cooper a cup of coffee, during which he notices a scar on her wrist. He tries the coffee, telling her she made it \"just right.\" Earle then leaves as Hawk arrives, telling Cooper that there is a problem at the Bookhouse.\nCooper and Hawk go to the Bookhouse, where Andy is waiting after Harry has thrown around nearly every piece of furniture in a drunken rage. Cooper urges Harry to hand over his gun. Harry refuses and begins to speak about how Josie managed to improve everything in his life and his regrets in not taking her away. Dale embraces Harry, bringing him to a calmness. Dale and Hawk then put Harry to bed.\nNadine and Mike then book a room at the Great Northern Hotel as \"Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman\" as the Stop Ghostwood fashion show begins. Dick hosts as Lucy and Andy model clothing. Catherine visits Ben at the bar, amused at his attempt against the Ghostwood campaign, not convinced that he has made a change in his values. Tim Pinkle then presents the pine weasel, which bites Dick on the nose. This causes chaos, ending up with Audrey falling into Jack's arms and they share a kiss.\nJones goes to the Bookhouse, where she incapacitates a Bookhouse Boy and joins Harry in bed.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nDavid L. Lander as Tim Pinkle\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nJulie Hayek as Model\nBetsy Lynn George as Teen Model\nShooting script differences\nThe script implies even more than the episode that Tim made the pine weasel bite Dick on purpose."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_25.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_25.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2e3adf7da611c5832c50fb21977446d4f215a721 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_25.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_25", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_25", "text": "Episode 25\n\"Episode 25\", or, \"On the Wings of Love\" is the eighteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-sixth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired April 4, 1991.\nPlot\n\"The beautiful thing about treasure is that it exists. It exists to be found. How beautiful it is to find treasure. Where is the treasure, that when found, leaves one eternally happy? I think we all know it exists. Some say it is inside us--inside us one and all. That would be strange. It would be so near. Then why is it so hard to find, and so difficult to attain?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nMiss Jones caresses and kisses Harry, then puts a substance on his lips, then on her own and kisses him. In a trance, he sees and hears her as Josie until Jones reveals a garrote and begins to strangle him. He is unable to reach his gun but manages to overpower and subdue her.\nAudrey goes to Jack's room with breakfast he ordered. They have a flirtatious encounter and plan a flight with dinner before she leaves.\nHarry returns to the station, where he has incarcerated Jones, who wishes to speak with the South African consul. He wonders why Thomas Eckhardt would want him dead and Cooper answers with \"sexual jealousy.\" Cooper then tells Harry a remedy for a hangover, the thought of which causes Harry to become sick.\nDoctor Hayward observes a bonsai tree in Harry's office and Cooper gives Harry a digestive aid. The bonsai tree is found to have been allegedly from Josie. Hayward tells the lawmen about Windom Earle's visit to his home with his next move. Gordon Cole then returns from Bend as Earle and Leo listens in through the bonsai plant. Cole presents files that say Earle was on haloperidol, possibly to fake his mental illness. It also makes note of Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book in 1967. When Cooper says the word \"linkage,\" Cole is reminded of sausage and decides to go to breakfast. But first, he reinstates Cooper into the Federal Bureau of Investigation and gives him a Smith & Wesson 10mm Model 1076. After they leave for breakfast, Earle has Leo choose three cards from his hand, which reveal \"Queens\" Donna, Audrey, and Shelly. Leo then correctly chooses the \"King,\" Dale. Earle pulls one more \"Queen\" from behind Leo's ear and says that the identity of this queen will be the winner of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and that he will kill her with Cooper watching.\nDonna goes to the Great Northern Hotel, having followed her mother there, who meets with Benjamin Horne. Randy St. Croix asks \"Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman\" about their stay, which they say to be \"unbelievable.\" Donna asks for Audrey and asks her about the meeting between her mother and Audrey's father. Eileen and Ben argue over love letters written to her decades before, Eileen wishing to let their affair stay dead, but Ben wishes to \"make things right.\" Donna and Audrey spy on them through Audrey's peephole to hear Eileen tell Ben to stay away from \"her.\"\nCooper, Truman, and Cole arrive at the Double R Diner with Gordon telling Harry his own hangover cure, which again causes Harry to be sick. When they sit, Gordon takes notice of Shelly Johnson, expressing a profound attraction to her. He excuses himself to speak to her and finds that despite his hearing loss, he can hear her perfectly. Cooper draws on his napkin, combining the markings found on Major Briggs and the Log Lady. When Harry returns, Dale sees through the window what he believes to be a chickadee on a Dodge Dart, but Harry thinks it is a finch. Annie comes over and confirms that it is a chickadee. She pours the lawmen some coffee, with Harry noticing Cooper's attraction to Annie, especially when he begins to tell her a joke. Annie then notices Cooper's drawing, noting that it looks like it's from Owl Cave, so Cooper wishes to go there.\nDonna sorts through the mail and finds a San Francisco postcard from James, who plans to go to Mexico but still promises to return to Twin Peaks. She then asks her father why her mother would be meeting with Ben, but he dismisses it as a meeting regarding a charity fundraiser. Flowers are then delivered to the house for Eileen.\nAt the library, Audrey encounters Earle, who is disguised as poetry teacher Edward Perkins. She asks him for help with the poem he had written her and he has her read it. He comments that she looks like a queen and she leaves.\nAt the diner, Annie examines a flyer for Miss Twin Peaks and explains to Shelly the difference between convent life and life back home at Twin Peaks, particularly the presence of men, specifically Dale Cooper.\nAt the sheriff's station, Andy descends from the ceiling in front of Lucy's desk and tells her that he will be going spelunking. He promises her that he will be careful. Pete calls in the next chess move against Earle and the men prepare to go to Owl Cave.\nJohnny Horne hollers as he fires arrows at targets. Ben then speaks to Audrey about his change in values, discovering the importance of his family and admitting that he was a poor father before, wishing to change this. He makes her his business partner and has her go on a business assignment in Seattle, which effectively cancels her plans with Jack, who enters. She leaves and Ben asks Jack how to \"be good,\" which Jack finds to be in truth and honesty. Jack then admits that he is falling in love with Audrey, which Ben appears to approve of.\nThe lawmen arrive at Owl Cave, where they indeed find the symbol Cooper had drawn. When an owl swoops over the men, Andy swings his pickaxe into a wall, causing part of the wall to fall out, revealing a petroglyph.\nAnnie goes to the bar at the Great Northern, where she has a rum and tonic. Cooper joins her and she discusses her past failure and her fear that it would happen again. Dale offers to help her if she is willing, and she accepts.\nEarle goes to Owl Cave, where he finds the petroglyph, inverting it, which causes the cave to rumble.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (voice)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nRobert Bauer as Johnny Horne\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nJack McGee as Bartender\nUncredited\nKevin Young as Toad\nNotes\n\nProduction errors\nBetween shots of Donna spying on her mother and Ben, her earring appears and disappears.\nCole gives to Cooper a new 10mm which he identifies as a Smith & Wesson 1076 but the prop is actually a Smith & Wesson 4506 given the barrel length, slide mounted decocking/safety lever and double stack step on the frame."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_26.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_26.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6d984a317a6ab6f3f6145f5617db8bf7a6071b19 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_26.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_26", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_26", "text": "Episode 26\n\"Episode 26\", or, \"Variations on Relations\" is the nineteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-seventh episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired April 11, 1991.\nPlot\n\"Pie. Whoever invented the pie? Here was a great person. In Twin Peaks, we specialize in cherry pie and huckleberry pie. We do have many other types of pie, and at the Double R Diner, Norma knows how to make them all better than anyone I have ever known.I hope Norma likes me. I know I like her and respect her. I have spit my pitch gum out of my mouth onto her walls and floors and sometimes onto her booths. Sometimes I get angry and do things I'm not proud of. I do love Norma's pies. I love pie with coffee.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nThe lawmen enter Owl Cave and notice that someone had been there since their last visit and determine that it was Windom Earle. Cooper has Andy draw the petroglyph and Harry call Major Briggs.\nEarle tells a story of the Black and White Lodges to Leo and Rusty Tomasky, a youth to whom he promised beer and a party.\nPete makes a poem about Josie as he figures out the next chess move. Catherine requests his help to open the box from Thomas Eckhardt. Pete figures that it is a puzzle box.\nBobby tries to convince Shelly to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, saying that beautiful people have easier lives. Dwayne and Lana have breakfast and Lana tells him she wants to win the contest and requests him to guarantee this. Cooper enters the diner and puts in an order for him and the lawmen, then invites Annie to go on a nature study with him. Shelly then recites the poem given to her, Donna, and Audrey, and Cooper takes the paper copy. Annie serves his order and he leaves.\nCooper has Hawk receive the section of the poem given to Donna, then Leo's arrest report.\nBriggs observes Andy drawing the petroglyph on the conference room blackboard, correcting some lines. Cooper requests the assistance of Briggs with the case at hand, asking for information on Earle's activity with Project Blue Book. Briggs agrees on the grounds that the information will prevent future loss of life, and says that he has seen the petroglyph before. Hawk brings Leo's arrest report, matching his handwriting with the poem.\nDick, with his nose bandaged, approaches Ben, wishing to see Audrey to discuss his wine-tasting event, but is directed to the concierge. Ben then says the business will pay medical expenses for Dick's nose.\nAfter constructing a papier-m\u00e2ch\u00e9 pawn around Rusty, Earle gives Rusty a beer. Earle gets out a crossbow and commands Leo to give him an arrow, which he uses to kill Rusty.\nThe Miss Twin Peaks Judging and Rules Committee (Will Hayward, Dwayne Milford, and Pete Martell) are addressed by Ben, who wishes to have the year's speeches be on the subject of conservation of the forests. Lana enters the contest, with Shelly, Donna, and Nadine in line. Bobby expresses his worried thoughts about Mike's interest in Nadine. Mike whispers the secret of Nadine's sexual maturity and superhuman strength, which profoundly impresses Bobby.\nHarry speaks with Catherine, requesting to know Josie's reasons for the things she did, wishing to understand. Catherine tells him her beliefs that Josie never really showed her true self to anyone. She asks for Harry's help with the puzzle box, but he too is unsure how it opens. Pete enters and drops the box, which opens it, but it is found to contain a smaller puzzle box.\nDale and Annie go on their nature study and talk about their respective troubled pasts. He told her that he could understand her pain and they share a kiss. Windom Earle spies on them, disguised as a fisherman.\nDick hosts a wine-tasting event for the Stop Ghostwood campaign. Lucy and Lana help him pour the wine. Andy displays his knowledge of white wines and sparkling wines and also swallows some of the wine when told to spit.\nGordon tells a \"war story\" to Shelly at the diner. They have pie with Dale and Annie and he shares a kiss with Shelly before he leaves town, just before Bobby enters, confused with the situation.\nBack at the wine tasting, Lana displays her expertise in wine. Lucy becomes offended with Dick's behavior and spits some wine on him.\nCooper has a drink by the Great Northern's fireplace. Jack joins him and they talk about their respective romances. Jack is brought a telegram that makes him decide to check out of the hotel.\nAt the Haywards, Donna asks her mother about her association with Ben Horne, which she says is because of charities. Donna's parents try to drop the subject.\nAt the park's gazebo, a wooden box is found, apparently from Windom Earle. It is believed to be a bomb, but when the box is pulled open, the pawn containing Rusty Tomasky is revealed.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne (credit only)\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nFeaturing\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nTed Raimi as Heavy Metal Youth\nJohn Charles Sheehan as Bellman\nBehind the scenes\nThis the last episode with unit publicist Paula K. Shimatsu-U, leaving further episodes with very little official photography."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_27.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_27.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a08b52968d4aabe424f623562abc66552a81a9f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_27.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_27", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_27", "text": "Episode 27\n\"Episode 27\", or, \"The Path to the Black Lodge\" is the twentieth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-eighth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired April 18, 1991.\nPlot\n\"There are clues everywhere, all around us. But the puzzle maker is clever. The clues, although surrounding us, are somehow mistaken for something else. And the something else, the wrong interpretation of the clues, we call our world. Our world is a magical smoke screen. How should we interpret the happy song of the meadowlark or the robust flavor of a wild strawberry?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nLawmen remove Rusty Tomasky's body from the gazebo as Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman question a friend of Rusty's. He tells them that he was passing by Twin Peaks with his band and Rusty went with a man who offered him beer. Cooper states that Windom Earle is playing off the board.\nThe men return to the sheriff's station in the morning, and Lucy tells Andy that she will be choosing the father of her child the next day. Andy then gives her some pointers for her speech she is to give at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nJack looks for Audrey as he prepares to leave the hotel. Doctor Hayward gives Ben an examination. Will tells him to stay away from Eileen, but Ben insists on doing what he believes to be the right thing. Jack comes and Doc leaves for his office. Jack tells Ben that he will be leaving Twin Peaks due to a partner being murdered.\nDonna looks in the attic of her home, examining her birth certificate and finds that no father is listed. Her mother calls her down with an important phone call from Deputy Hawk.\nAudrey returns to the hotel and Hawk stops her to take her to a meeting ordered by Agent Cooper.\nBen and Jack further discuss the latter's departure and the effects that it may have on the Stop Ghostwood campaign. Jack has Ben give Audrey a letter.\nMajor Briggs assigns Cappy some work and meets with Dale and Harry to discuss Earle's activities with Project Blue Book, telling them that he became obsessive and violent and was dropped from the project. He shows them footage of Earle speaking about dugpas and a place called the Black Lodge. Cooper figures that Earle's true motivation for coming to Twin Peaks is to find the Black Lodge and that the Owl Cave petroglyph has a sort of connection. Earle listens in on the conversation and states that he knows more than the lawmen do. He plans to go with Leo Johnson to ambush Major Briggs.\nA woman eats pie, her hand shaking. Bobby and Shelly discuss the latter's speech for the Miss Twin Peaks contest, and Bobby tells her that he loves her. Shelly gets a phone call from Agent Cooper.\nMayor Dwayne meets Lana at the roadhouse and tells them that he, Norma, and Dick are the judges. They plan a scheme for her to get Dick's vote.\nCooper meets with Shelly, Audrey, and Donna concerning the poem that was given to them by Earle and any strange encounters they had with him. He tells them to check in with the sheriff twice a day and gives them guidelines for their safety.\nEarle tells Leo about the dugpas as the latter cleans off a table saw. Leo notices Shelly on one of the queen cards, Earle expressing his doubt over whether Leo loves her. Leo holds out the shock collar remote, Earle feigning fear until Leo shocks himself entertaining Earle.\nAudrey returns to the hotel, missing Jack as he leaves. She goes to her father's office and asks about Jack, but Ben tells her that he feels Stop Ghostwood needs a spokesperson, specifically her, and urges her to enter Miss Twin Peaks. Audrey finally gets Ben's attention about Jack; he tells her he has gone, and she leaves.\nPete Martell claims to see Josie's face above the fireplace and Audrey has him take her to the airport.\nCooper, Truman, and Andy observe the petroglyph and wonder where Briggs has gone. Truman has Andy call Betty. Cooper muses about Annie, saying that he thinks about her frequently throughout the day. His hand briefly shakes.\nBriggs wanders through the woods until he encounters two men in a horse costume, who brandish a dart gun, incapacitating him. Earle reveals himself and Leo as the horse, laughing.\nJack prepares to leave in his plane.\nCooper goes to the diner and talks with Annie, and she notices that he is being troubled, and he admits that he has been thinking about her more than the case at hand. She admits to thinking about him all day. He offers to take her dancing later and they share a kiss, accidentally knocking over a stack of dishes.\nPete takes Audrey to the airport and right before Jack prepares for takeoff, Audrey stops him. They express their love for each other, and Jack states that he must leave, but does not know if he will return. She requests him to make love to her and they go inside his plane, leaving Pete teary-eyed as his hand starts shaking.\nEarle interrogates Briggs about the Owl Cave, but the major states that he is not at liberty to give him the answers he seeks. Windom injects him with a sort of truth serum, causing Briggs to admit that he saw the petroglyph in a dream during his disappearance. He describes signs that say, \"there is a time if Jupiter and Saturn meet, they will receive you.\" He then utters some indistinguishable words which very much sound like \"Taht mug uoy ekil si gnimoc kcab ni elyts\" which is reverse speech for: \"That gum you like is going to come back in style\"\nCatherine shows the puzzle box to Andrew, who solves one of the layers, then smashes another with a rolling pin, revealing a metallic box.\nCooper meets Annie at the roadhouse and offers to teach her how to dance. She expressed to him that she wanted more than his kisses, but they are interrupted by Mayor Milford addressing the crowd, but struggling with the microphone. She expressed her attraction to Dale and they share a kiss, being once again interrupted by Milford. She decides to enter Miss Twin Peaks, but then the Giant appears to Cooper, waving his arms and mouthing \"no.\"\nJack leaves, waking Pete up in his truck. Audrey goes to Pete, who reassures her that Jack would return. After she mentions Jack's promise to take her fishing, Pete offers to go with her, stating that a \"trout's leap in the moonlight\" is a cure for a broken heart.\nLeo and Briggs are disturbed by computer noises as an unphased Earle discovers that the petroglyph is actually a map to the Black Lodge.\nDeep in the woods, a light appears and BOB steps out into the open as a reflection on the ground in front of him reveals red drapes.\nDeleted scene\nA deleted scene entitled \"Bobby Coaches Shelly\" features Bobby admitting to Shelly that he has not been fair to her, then they go over Shelly's speech for Miss Twin Peaks, which does not appear to follow the given theme for the speech.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nWillie Garson as Heavy Metal Roadie\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nCarel Struycken as The Giant\nFeaturing\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nRon Kirk as Cappy\nTed Raimi as Heavy Metal Youth\nFrank Silva as Bob\nLayne Robert Rico as Pilot\nUncredited\nunknown performer as Lady with the Shaking Hand"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_28.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_28.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..66d81a26cf01a29944223b5eb2fac5eea737bf3f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_28.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_28", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_28", "text": "Episode 28\n\"Miss Twin Peaks\" redirects here. For the beauty pageant, see Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\n\"Episode 28\", \"The Night of Decision\", or \"Miss Twin Peaks\", is the twenty-first episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-ninth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired June 10, 1991.\nPlot\n\"A log is a portion of a tree. At the end of a crosscut log -- many of you know this -- there are rings. Each ring represents one year in the life of the tree. How long it takes to a grow a tree!I don't mind telling you some things. Many things I, I musn't say. Just notice that my fireplace is boarded up. There will never be a fire there.On the mantelpiece, in that jar, are some of the ashes of my husband.My log hears things I cannot hear. But my log tells me about the sounds, about the new words. Even though it has stopped growing larger, my log is aware.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nLeo and Briggs lay chained up in the cabin. Leo finds a key that undoes Briggs' restraints and requests him to save Shelly. Earle later comes and finds that Briggs is gone. He holds up a bag to Leo, saying that he has a \"new game\" for him.\nNorma states her expectations to see either Shelly or Annie as the winner of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nAudrey sits by the fireplace in her father's office as he enters with various religious texts, wishing to find the true meaning of \"good.\" Concerning Jack, he assures her that \"time heals all wounds\" and that if Jack promised to return, he would. About her trip to Seattle, she tells him that the Packards are using the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan to funnel cash for the Ghostwood Development Project. Ben asks her again about Miss Twin Peaks, wanting her to enter. She refuses, but he urges her to still make a speech.\nAndy studies the Owl Cave petroglyph. Cooper tells Harry that he believes Earle has targeted Briggs. Cooper then admits to Truman that he saw BOB following Josie's death, believing him to have been feeding off of Josie's fear, leading to her death. Having listened to this, Earle has an epiphany, learning that fear is the key to the Black Lodge. He departs, leaving a cage of tarantulas above Leo's head, set to drop if he lets go of a rope between his teeth.\nTim Pinkle teaches a \"dance of nature\" to the Miss Twin Peaks contestants whilst admiring the cleavage of one of the women. Lucy questions the dance. The judges discuss the qualities that exemplify Miss Twin Peaks. Mayor Milford states \"beauty and power,\" Dick states \"poise, sophistication, and breeding,\" and Norma states \"originality.\" She goes to make the scoresheets and Lana takes Dick to the storage room to help her \"find something\", then seduces him.\nCooper records a tape for Diane after meditating, updating her on the progress in the case. Annie then comes, requesting help on her speech for the contest. Their discussion of trees ends in them making love.\nNadine shows her wrestling slides to Mike, Ed, Norma, and Doctor Jacoby. Jacoby then takes control of the meeting, gathered to discuss the divorce, or, \"breakup,\" asking for each of their feelings on the separation. Ed reveals to Nadine that he and Norma plan on marrying, which causes Nadine to say that she and Mike are doing the same, crushing Mike's hand.\nMajor Briggs staggers back towards civilization, encountering Deputy Hawk, who takes him back to the station.\nStill under the influence of haloperidol, the Major speaks incoherently to Cooper and Truman. Andy comes back to observe the petroglyph.\nAndrew, Pete, and Catherine continue to struggle in opening the metal box. Frustrated, Andrew takes out a revolver and shoots the box, which successfully blows holes in it, revealing a safety deposit box key. Catherine takes the key and places it in the cake saver.\nDressed for Miss Twin Peaks, Donna comes down and demands to know her mother's association with Horne. Her parents do not budge on the subject and she leaves.\nCooper points out planetary positions on the petroglyph, as the conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn is key to the opening of the Lodge. Briggs says that \"fear and love open the doors,\" and mentions a queen. Cooper finds this to mean the winner of Miss Twin Peaks, and that Earle will take her to the Black Lodge. Andy has an epiphany about the petroglyph but is ignored and he knocks over the bonsai plant, leading them to discover that Windom Earle had been spying on them. Cooper and Truman leave, ignoring Andy's plea to listen.\nThe Miss Twin Peaks contestants dance. Lucy commences the show's talent section with a dance performance of her own. Bobby looks out into the crowd and sees the Log Lady, but sees another Log Lady backstage. He looks out again to see that the Log Lady has disappeared. He goes to the one backstage and is knocked out by \"her,\" revealing that she is actually Windom Earle.\nLucy finishes her dance as Cooper and Truman arrive just before Lana does a dance of \"contortionistic jazz exotica.\" Andy arrives to speak to Agent Cooper, but is distracted by Lana's performance - as are most of the men in attendance.\nAudrey delivers her speech and Donna approaches Ben backstage, asking him about his association with her mother. He states a better course of action and place to bring information to light, wishing to do the \"right thing.\" She runs upon realizing the likelihood of him being her father.\nAnnie delivers her speech, which moves the audience and judges (except Milford), while Earle lurks above the stage. Voting commences and Lucy pulls Andy and Dick aside to tell them that she has chosen Andy to act as the father of her child, regardless of who is biologically responsible. Dick congratulates them and leaves to make his vote, and Andy goes to find Agent Cooper, much to Lucy's irritation.\nAfter the votes are in Doctor Hayward announced Annie as the contest winner. Earle shuts out the lights, then turns on a strobe effect, all while activating smoke bombs. In the chaos, Nadine is hit in the head by a sandbag and Earle manages to kidnap Annie. When the lights are turned back on, Andy finally finds Cooper and tells him that the petroglyph is a map.\nEpisode credits\nNote: This episode was originally broadcasted with Episode 29 as one television movie, thus sharing their original on-screen credits\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nDavid L. Lander as Tim Pinkle\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon S. Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nFeaturing\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Milford\nJill Engels as Trudy\nUncredited\nLorna MacMillan as Miss Twin Peaks Beauty Contestant\nJC Motes as Double R Diner Cook \nNotes\nThe episode was not given a title during the original 1991 German broadcast although titled \"The Night of Decision\" when re-broadcasted in 1996. The fan name \"Miss Twin Peaks\" became famous enough to be used instead in official capacity such as on CBS website.\nShooting script differences\nDeleted many scenes between Annie and Cooper: shortened the dialogue at the diner where Cooper tells Annie that to him she's the only person in the room, the love scene dialogue is shortened and finally the one at the sheriff's station.\nProduction errors\nAgent Cooper states that the next Jupiter-Saturn conjunction will be \"January to June\"; an actual Great Conjunction happens every 18\u201320 years, for a single day. There was no conjunction in 1989.\nThe room across Cooper's 315 is numbered 323 but episodes 5, 6 and 8 previously depicted it as 314."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_29.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_29.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a78ecaa0596b331d1366dad95dd8de718b94aa19 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_29.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_29", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_29", "text": "Episode 29\n\"Episode 29\", or, \"Beyond Life and Death\" is the thirtieth episode of Twin Peaks and final episode of the second season. It originally aired on television on June 10, 1991.\nPlot\n\"And now, an ending. Where there was once one, there are now two. Or were there always two?What is a reflection? A chance to see two? When there are chances for reflections, there can always be two--or more. Only when we are everywhere will there be just one.It has been a pleasure speaking to you.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAndy and Lucy console each other after the chaotic Miss Twin Peaks contest where Annie was kidnapped by Windom Earle. Cooper, Harry, and Hawk stare at the map, as Cooper mumbles \"Fire, walk with me.\" Pete Martell enters the police station and says the Log Lady stole his truck and drove off toward the woods. Cooper informs Pete that was Windom Earle in disguise. The Log Lady arrives, and says her husband gave her a bottle of oil from a gateway in the woods. The jar smells like scorched engine oil. Hawk brings in Ronette Pulaski, who recognizes the smell from the night of Laura Palmer's murder.\nWindom Earle arrives in a dark, wooded grove with Annie, who begins reciting Psalm 51 NIV (Psalm 50 LXX). They reach a circle of trees and vanish behind a red curtain.\nAt the Hurley house, Ed, Norma, and Doc Hayward bandage Nadine Hurley and Mike Nelson for their injuries. Nadine suddenly regains her memory, and is horrified to see Ed with Norma. She hollers about the missing drape runners and bursts into tears, very upset over Ed and Norma, while Mike apologies to Ed for letting his tryst with Nadine go too far.\nAt the Hayward house, Donna is distraught, having learned of the likely possibility that Ben is her blood father. Ben and Eileen try to console her. Doctor Hayward arrives and orders Ben out of his house. Ben's wife, Sylvia arrives and begins arguing with him. Angered, Doc Hayward punches Ben. Ben slams his head on the fireplace and he falls down to the floor unconscious.\nAt the Blue Pine Lodge, Andrew grabs the safe deposit box key and sneaks off, while Pete finds him and wants in on what he plans to do.\nCooper and Harry find Pete's truck in the woods. They walk partly into the forest when Cooper says he must continue alone, leaving Harry behind. Cooper hears an owl and sees the pool of oil ringed by rocks in a circle of small trees. Harry watches Cooper disappear behind a red curtain which magically appears and then disappears.\nCooper walks into the mysterious red-curtained room from his dream. There are couches, a zig-zag pattern on the floor, and some statues. The Man from Another Place dances into the room and sits in an old chair. A man sings a sad jazz tune as a strobe light flickers.\nAndy arrives in the forest to join Harry. They wait all night, and after over 10 hours, Cooper does not emerge.\nMeanwhile, Audrey walks into the Twin Peaks Savings & Loan bank, passes before the sleeping New Accounts clerk and chains herself to the bank vault, in protest of the Ghostwood Development Project and its environmental effect on the forest weasel. The old, senile, and slow-moving bank president, Dell Mibbler, fetches Audrey a glass of water but is slow to understand what Audrey is doing. She asks him to inform the Twin Peaks Gazette editor Dwayne Milford, Jr. Just then, Andrew and Pete arrive with the safe deposit key, intending to open the box left by Thomas Eckhart. Andrew asks the bank president for help in identifying the proper box in the bank vault. The elderly bank president walks away as Andrew opens the box to find a bomb, which is triggered by the safe deposit box opening. Along with the bomb is a taunting note reading: \"Got you, Andrew! Love, Thomas.\" It explodes, blowing out the bank windows. The clerk's glasses and some money fall on a nearby pine branch.\nAt the Double R Diner, Bobby and Shelly smile at each other. Bobby proposes marriage to Shelly, while she asks to think about it considering she is still married to Leo, who at that moment is still holding out in Windom Earle's spider trap. Nearby, Major Briggs and his wife are at a table, happy to be back together. Jacoby arrives with a dazed-looking Sarah Palmer, who delivers a message to Major Briggs, recanting in a garbled voice: \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper. I'm waiting for you.\"\nIn the Black Lodge, the red-suited, backwards-talking Man from Another Place tells Cooper they are in a waiting room and offers Cooper some coffee. The Man from Another Place tells Cooper, \"when you see me again, it won't be me.\" Laura Palmer appears, saying she will see Cooper again in 25 years and then says \"meanwhile\" while making a strange gesture with both of her hands. The elderly and senile waiter appears and brings coffee to Cooper. He is replaced by the Giant who sits down next to the Man from Another Place, saying, \"one and the same.\" The Man from Another Place rubs his hands, with the Giant gone. Cooper starts to drink the coffee only to find it frozen solid, tipping it to show the Man. He tips the cup a second time, and some of it pours out, now liquid. He tips it a third time and it is burnt oil. The Man from Another Place says \"Wow, Bob, wow. Fire walk with me.\" The room erupts into flame and begins to flicker between light and darkness. Cooper leaves the room, entering another one that looks exactly the same. He returns to the first room, where The Man from Another Place says \"wrong way.\" Cooper goes back to the second room. He sees The Man from Another Place laughing saying, \"another friend\". Maddy appears, says \"watch out for my cousin,\" then disappears.\nCooper returns to the first room to find it completely empty. An evil-looking Man from Another Place appears, with his eyes carracted white, says \"doppelganger\" and twitches. An evil-looking Laura doppelganger appears and says \"meanwhile\" with the strange hand gesture again before screaming. Scared, Cooper runs out of the room, returning to the other one. He is bleeding from the chest and has trailed blood on the floor. He stumbles back to the first room, and sees a woman lying on the floor with his own body. The woman is Annie with her throat cut.\nA little later, Cooper walks into a room with a shrine-like table to see Annie. She says she saw the face of the man who killed her: it was her husband. She does not respond to the name Annie and her appearance changes to Caroline.\nCaroline is replaced by Laura, and then Windom Earle. Annie watches as Windom and Cooper face off and then disappears. Windom laughs, and says if Cooper gives him his soul, he will let Annie live. Cooper says 'yes', and Earle stabs Cooper. There is a burst of flame and the stabbing rewinds. BOB takes control of Windom Earle, saying he cannot ask for Cooper's soul, and will take Windom's soul instead. After a burst of flame, Windom Earle goes silent, apparently dead. Cooper leaves the room and an evil doppelganger of Cooper appears from behind the curtain.\nThe doppelganger of Leland Palmer, with brown hair, appears in the hall between the two rooms and says \"I did not kill anybody.\" Cooper's doppelganger comes into the hall and laughs with Leland. The real Cooper runs back and forth between rooms it seems he cannot get out. The doppelganger Cooper catches up to Cooper, and BOB's face briefly appears and laughs.\nAt nightfall, Harry finds Cooper and Annie lying in the forest by the circle of trees as the red curtained gateway to the Black Lodge disappears.\nCooper wakes up in his bed at the Great Northern Hotel. Cooper asks about Annie, and Harry tells him that Annie is at the hospital and will be all right. Cooper gets up out of bed and tells Harry and Doc Hayward that he needs to brush his teeth. Once in the bathroom, he begins to put toothpaste on a brush, but then squeezes the tube's contents into the sink. He slowly raises his head, looks into the mirror and smashes his head into it, bloodying the glass. BOB's face appears in the mirror, revealing that this is actually the doppelganger. As Harry and Doc knock on the door in concern, \"Cooper\" maniacally repeats, \"How's Annie?\" and laughs uncontrollably.\nExtended scene\nAn extended version of the episode's first scene is entitled \"Lucy and Deputy Andy.\" After they say \"I love you,\" Andy abruptly tells Lucy that the petroglyph was not a puzzle, but a map.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJames V. Scott as Singer\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nCarel Struycken as Giant\nHank Worden as Waiter\nEd Wright as Dell Mibbler\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place\nFrank Silva as Bob\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nArvo O. Katajisto as \nSecurity Guard\nBrenda E. Mathers as Caroline\nUncredited\nDavid Chadwick as Daniel Brenton \nunknown performer as Dorothy Doak\nNotes\nThis final episode takes place between Sunday, March 26 and Monday, March 27.\nOriginally edited together with Episode 28 to form a two-hour series finale on ABC Monday Night at the Movies.\nInstead of the usual closing credits, this episode features a shot of a coffee cup sitting on the table in the red room. Slowly, the smiling face of Laura Palmer appears in the coffee.\nIn this episode, Jimmy Scott performs \"Sycamore Trees\".\nThe scene in which Cooper's doppelganger sees BOB in the mirror was shot by having MacLachlan and Silva on each sides of a glass.\nRatings\nNielsen Rating: 6.7/12 (With Episode 28), Number 59 for the week.\nShooting script differences\nThe credited writers for this episode are Mark Frost, Harley Peyton and Robert Engels. However, David Lynch revised their script significantly sans credit, maintaining the episode's general structure but altering much of the dialogue and many scenes (most notably in the Red Room/Black Lodge sequences, making them more akin to the dream sequences in the first season). Lynch also added more characters to the episode (probably in deference to the fact that this would be the final episode), some of whom had not been seen in the series for some time. The major differences between the episode as originally scripted and as actually filmed are as follows:\nThe Log Lady and Ronette Pulaski are added.\nThe confrontation between Benjamin Horne and the Haywards is generally the same, although there is more dialogue in the script. Also, in the original script, Doc Hayward shoves Ben, who strikes his head against a coffee table; a distraught Doc Hayward rushes to Ben's aid and apologises to him. In the filmed episode, Doc Hayward punches Ben, who splits his head against the fireplace; Doc Hayward reacts with terror and does not rush to Ben's aid.\nIn the script, Hawk and Major Briggs find Leo Johnson in Windom Earle's cabin. Leo instinctively begins to speak when he sees them, setting off the spider-trap set by Earle. Lynch replaced this with the scene in the Double R Diner featuring Bobby, Shelly, Major Briggs, Mrs Briggs, Dr Jacoby, Sarah Palmer, and Heidi the German waitress. With the exception of Major Briggs, none of these characters appear in the original script. In the filmed episode, Leo is only seen very briefly, via footage from the previous episode; his ultimate fate is left unresolved.\nIn the script, Pete Martell does not accompany Andrew Packard into the bank. Instead, Catherine Martell rushes into the bank just before Andrew accidentally sets off the bomb. Catherine does not appear at all in the filmed episode, and in the original script, Pete's only appearance is in the Sheriff's station at the beginning of the episode.\nIn the script, at the Lodge's entrance, Sheriff Truman sees a vision of a dark woman wearing chain mail, holding a sword and a shield.\nThe sequences in the Black Lodge are almost totally different in the original script: Windom Earle has much more dialogue; there is no backwards-talking; Laura Palmer appears only for an instant and does not speak. The Black Lodge Singer, The Man from Another Place, the Giant, the Waiter, Maddy Ferguson and Leland Palmer are not scripted. Windom Earle's fate is less abrupt; he ends up shackled to a dentist's chair with BOB as the torturer.\nThe revelation at episode's end that Cooper is now inhabited by BOB is more subtle in the original script. In the bathroom scene, Cooper squeezes toothpaste onto his toothbrush, looks to the mirror and smiles, with BOB's reflection smiling back; the episode ends at this point. In the filmed episode, Cooper squeezes the toothpaste into the sink, sees BOB's reflection in the mirror, smashes his head into the mirror, says \"How\u2019s Annie?\" repeatedly, and laughs uncontrollably.\nProduction errors\nBefore Windom stabs Cooper, two tables are in the shot but after the stab there is only one.\nDeleted scenes\n \nAn unscripted scene which was shot and never used depicted Josie's body in the curtains when Cooper enters and experiences the \"Rooms\" of the Black Lodge. Frank Silva, unaware it had been cut, related the scene in an interview at the first fan Twin Peaks Fest, with further investigation prompted by the crowd's confused reactions.\nQuotes\nBoth Cooper And Truman: \"Jacoby! Scorched Engine Oil!\"\nAndy Brennan: Harry? Harry? Harry?\nThe Man From Another Place: Wow, Bob, Wow. Fire Walk With Me!.\nLaura Palmer: Hello Agent Cooper. I will see you again in 25 years Meanwhile...\"\nBob \"He is wrong. He can't ask for your soul. I will take his!\"\nCooper: How's Annie? How's Annie? How's Annie?"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_3.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_3.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e8319f1a533d1bd67f85ace4836f65245c14f0e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_3.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_3", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_3", "text": "Episode 3\nNot to be confused with Part 3.\n\"Episode 3\", also known as \"Rest in Pain,\" is the fourth episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"There is a sadness in this world, for we are ignorant of many things. Yes \u2013 we are ignorant of many beautiful things. Things like the truth. So sadness in our ignorance is very real. The tears are real. What is this thing called a tear? There are even tiny ducts \u2013 tear ducts \u2013 to produce these tears should the sadness occur.Then the day when the sadness comes. Then we ask, 'Will the sadness that makes me cry, will the sadness that makes me cry my heart out, will it ever end?' The answer, of course, is yes. One day, the sadness will end.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAt the Great Northern, Audrey watches Cooper walk down the hallway towards her. She greets him by the fireplace. He asks her to join him for breakfast and he asks her to write her name on a piece of paper, then compares her handwriting to the note he received under his door. She says she wanted to help him, for Laura. He asks what One Eyed Jacks is, and she explains it vaguely. He does some handwriting analysis, then dismisses Audrey when he sees Sheriff Harry Truman and Lucy.\nThey sit down, and Cooper orders breakfast. When the waitress leaves, Cooper shares his dream with them and admits that he forgot who killed Laura Palmer. \"Break the code, solve the crime.\" The \"Fire, walk with me\" slogan is part of the dream. Harry gets a radio message that there is a fight at the morgue.\nAlbert and Doctor Hayward argue over whether to release Laura Palmer's body for the funeral. Albert insults everyone and Harry punches him, causing him to land on top of the body. Cooper orders Albert to release the body, and the men leave. Cooper stays behind and arranges the body.\nLeland watches Invitation to Love as a nurse gives him a shot. The doorbell rings. A young woman\u2014who is identical to Laura, aside for her glasses and hair color\u2014calls him \"Uncle Leland.\" He asks \"Madeleine?\" and then walks to her. She gives her condolences, and they hug.\nAt the Double R, Norma discusses her husband's good behavior in prison and that he might be released soon. Hank's parole officer, Wilson Mooney asks how she fends off potential suitors, and she says that she explains that her husband is homicidally jealous.\nCooper and the sheriff visit Leo Johnson at his home. Harry explains that they have not caught Leo in anything illegal and they question him about his relationship with Laura Palmer. Cooper lists off Leo's criminal record and asks where he was the night of the murder. He says he called his wife, Shelly, from Butte, Montana.\nBobby, in a suit, stretches in front of a crucifix. His father asks to talk. The major lectures about funerals and responsibility while Bobby plays with his lighter. The major says Bobby does not need to be afraid, and Bobby shouts until his mother, Betty Briggs, enters and asks if everyone is ready to go.\nAt the station, Deputy Hawk reports that he has been unable to find the one-armed man and Cooper tells him to keep trying. Cooper and Harry meet with Albert to receive his report. Laura Palmer had cocaine in her system and in her diary, she had been tied up on two separate occasions that night, and it looks like the killer kissed Laura after she was dead. There were also claw marks on her shoulder and something in her stomach. Harry excuses himself to attend the funeral. Albert hands Cooper a report concerning the assault on his person and Cooper lectures Albert on the locals' value of life, and refuses to sign Albert's report. Cooper makes a voice note to Diane about purchasing property in Twin Peaks.\nEd inspects the tchotchkes on his shelf. His wife, Nadine, runs up and embraces him and she gushes about the previous night and talks about their time in high school. James comes in and says he will not attend the funeral.\nAudrey eavesdrops briefly at the office, then enters a secret passage to spy on her brother and Doctor Jacoby.\nReverend Clarence Brocklehurst reads a passage of scripture at the funeral. Cooper watches all the people there, especially Bobby. James walks over and watches from a distance. Johnny Horne shouts \"Amen!\" then Bobby yells the same. Bobby says that the town is full of hypocrites and they knew she was in trouble but did not interfere, so everyone is responsible for her death. James and Bobby fight. Bobby points at James and says \"You're a dead man.\" Leland jumps onto the coffin, and the crane raises and lowers him. Sarah tells him not to ruin this too.\nAt the diner, Shelly entertains customers by telling them about Leland's outburst. Big Ed warns Harry and Deputy Hawk that he is skeptical about trusting him, as he is not one of them. Cooper enters the diner and joins them and orders a slice of pie. Upon seeing Ed and Norma interact, he asks how long Ed has been in love with her. Harry then tells Cooper about a drug-running operation they are trying to bust. Harry tells Cooper that there is an evil in the woods and the men are part of a secret society to fight that evil.\nThe men go to the Bookhouse, and Harry says they have been meeting there for 20 years. James and another young man, Joey Paulson, have Bernard Renault \u2014 janitor at the Roadhouse \u2014 bound and gagged. They captured him after he came across the border that morning with an ounce of cocaine. He denies being a mule and says the cocaine was for personal use. His brother, Jacques, is a bartender at the Roadhouse and Bernard tells them to talk to his brother, and Cooper says he does not believe that Bernard would tell them where and when to find Jacques.\nJacques walks toward the roadhouse, sees a red beacon flashing on the roof, and runs away.\nLeo is in his kitchen scraping at a shoe with a knife and the phone rings. Jacques is on the other end, demanding that Leo get him out. Shelly walks in and Leo leaves. Shelly pulls a gun out of her purse and hides it with the bloody shirt.\nHarry visits Josie, who says something horrible is going to happen, that Catherine and Benjamin want to hurt her. Catherine eavesdrops over the intercom. Josie shows Harry the hidden safe, with the two ledgers with different numbers, but one is missing. Catherine holds the second book and hides it in a drawer with a hidden compartment. Pete walks in to ask about his tackle box. Catherine tells Pete to ask to her face to look in her safe.\nCooper watches the new grave and Doctor Jacoby, wearing a hat and cloak, approaches with a garland of flowers. Cooper says he did not see Doctor Jacoby at the funeral. The psychiatrist admits that he does not actually care about the problems of the townspeople, but Laura changed all that.\nJosie asks Harry if it is possible that someone killed her husband so that Benjamin could have the land and asks if they will kill her too. Harry reassures her.\nCooper and Deputy Hawk sit in the hotel while people dance, discussing the existence of the soul. Leland stands among the dancers, smelling the air. Leland tries to get someone to dance with him and has a breakdown. Cooper and Hawk pull him up and take him home.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nWalter Oklewicz as Jacques Renault\nRoyce D. Applegate as Rev. Clarence Brocklehurst\nJed Mills as Wilson Mooney\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nFeaturing\nRobert Bauer as Johnny Horne\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJill Rogosheske as Trudy\nBrett Vadset as Joey Paulson\nClay Wilcox as Bernard Renault\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nErika Anderson as Emerald / Jade\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nPeter Michael Goetz as Jared\nUncredited\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne (voice)\nRick Giolito as Montana (segment 'Invitation To Love')\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer \nunknown performer as Leland Palmer's nurse\nNotes\nTimeline: February 27, Monday\nThe episode was to originally to feature a scene in which Cooper visits the graveyard and meets an elderly groundskeeper, who recites a long speech telling Cooper that if he p