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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/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 file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..774539ee3a2b9fd0721c87f8d8adf02ced593e75 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/index/my_faiss_index.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"similarity": "dot_product", "embedding_dim": 768} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/%2522Diane...%2522_-_The_Twin_Peaks_Tapes_of_Agent_Cooper.json b/data/input_docs/%2522Diane...%2522_-_The_Twin_Peaks_Tapes_of_Agent_Cooper.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0a181566ee578c91b5f294f63129a25a69a00184 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/%2522Diane...%2522_-_The_Twin_Peaks_Tapes_of_Agent_Cooper.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "%22Diane...%22_-_The_Twin_Peaks_Tapes_of_Agent_Cooper", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/%22Diane...%22_-_The_Twin_Peaks_Tapes_of_Agent_Cooper", "text": "\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper, is a two-sided audio cassette released on October 1, 1990 by Simon & 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. Truman."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/%27Tis_Pity_She%27s_a_Whore.json b/data/input_docs/%27Tis_Pity_She%27s_a_Whore.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..33d79b1c5bd9bc0f55926dcd178de58b0b82fd21 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/%27Tis_Pity_She%27s_a_Whore.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "%27Tis_Pity_She%27s_a_Whore", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/%27Tis_Pity_She%27s_a_Whore", "text": "'Tis Pity She's a Whore\n'Tis Pity She's a Whore was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\n'Tis Pity She's a Whore is a tragedy by John Ford, first performed between 1629 and 1633."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/17_Pieces_of_Pie%3A_Shooting_at_the_Mar_T_(aka_RR)_Diner.json b/data/input_docs/17_Pieces_of_Pie%3A_Shooting_at_the_Mar_T_(aka_RR)_Diner.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e6582009b579b889bc32508d83c668e85b14fcc4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/17_Pieces_of_Pie%3A_Shooting_at_the_Mar_T_(aka_RR)_Diner.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "17_Pieces_of_Pie:_Shooting_at_the_Mar_T_(aka_RR)_Diner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/17_Pieces_of_Pie:_Shooting_at_the_Mar_T_(aka_RR)_Diner", "text": "17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner\n\"17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner\" is a featurette originally included on 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 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 puts his ear to the ground, he can hear those who are buried singing, due to their coffins expanding. The scene was cut due to problems casting the groundskeeper.\nProduction errors\nA shot of Audrey at the funeral is mirrored, showing her mole on a different side.\nMartin Padley's name is wrongly subtitled \"Martin Hadley\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_4.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_4.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9b8d5a14219bc6fe1d086ed27388e8ef13e45d13 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_4.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_4", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_4", "text": "Episode 4\n\"The One-Armed Man\" redirects here. You may be looking for the eponymous character, Mike. For the 2017 episode, see Part 4.\n\"Episode 4\" (or \"The One-Armed Man\") is the fifth episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"Even the ones who laugh are sometimes caught without an answer. These creatures who introduce themselves, but we swear we have met them somewhere before, yes? Look in the mirror. What do you see? Is it a dream, or a nightmare? Are we being introduced against our will? Are they mirrors? I can see the smoke. I can smell the fire. The battle is drawing nigh.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nSarah Palmer describes a man to Deputy Andy Brennan as he makes a sketch. Donna sits on the couch with Sarah, and Maddy carries in some tea. Harry sits on a chair, listening. Sarah says she saw him at the foot of Laura's bed. Leland, in his bathrobe, asks if she told them about the necklace and says that Sarah had two visions. She tells of a flashlight moving across the ground, and a gloved hand moving a rock and pulling out Laura's broken necklace. Donna looks away.\nLucy is entranced with Invitation to Love and Harry enters and asks for an update. She tells the plot of the soap. Harry leaves, and Lucy and Andy have a small spat.\nIn the conference room, Doctor Jacoby performs some sleight of hand with golf balls. Agent Cooper watches him from across the table and tries to get Jacoby to tell him why Laura came to him. Jacoby does not confirm whether Laura had problems with cocaine or sexual problems and turns his attention to the map of Tibet, and discusses Hawaii and the medicinal properties of ginger. Cooper asks why Jacoby will not help the police investigation. Jacoby says his personal investigation will continue the rest of his life and says Laura had well-guarded secrets that he was not able to access. Harry enters and Jacoby says that the night after Laura died, he followed a man in a red Corvette to Old Sawmill Road, then lost him. On the intercom, Lucy tells Cooper that he has a call from his supervisor, Gordon Cole. Cooper dismisses Jacoby and asks him if will be around, and Jacoby says that at the end of the month, he will be going on a pilgrimage to Pebble Beach.\nCooper asks Harry if Leo drives a red Corvette: Harry says yes and that he has men tailing Jacques Renault. On the phone, Gordon says that the twine from Laura's shoulders is a common household item, but the twine from her wrists does not match. He says that the marks on her shoulders were bird bites and that Albert is reconstructing the plastic fragment from her stomach. Gordon says that Albert wants Harry's badge because of their fight.\nAndy brings his sketch from his conversation with Sarah. It is the same man that Cooper dreamed of, \"BOB.\" Deputy Hawk calls to say he has found the one-armed man at the Timber Falls Motel and they leave to meet him.\nAt the Timber Falls Motel, Josie sits in her car with a camera. Catherine rubs Benjamin's shoulders and brags about her success in switching the books. Harry pulls up to the Motel, and Hawk says to check room 101, under the name of Gerard. Catherine and Benjamin joke about their plan to torch the mill. Harry, Andy, and Cooper knock on the door to the hotel room. Andy drops his gun, and it fires. Benjamin looks through the curtains and out the window and Catherine says they sound serious. Harry bursts into a motel room, to a man in a towel with his hands in a closet. He has one arm. Benjamin excuses himself for a bath, and a poker chip falls out of his pocket. Catherine examines it: it reads \"One Eyed Jacks.\"\nThe officers show the drawing of the man from the dream to the one-armed man, Philip Gerard. He says he has never seen that man, but he looks like somebody. They ask if he knows anyone named Bob and he says that veterinarian Bob Lydecker is his best friend and is in a coma at the hospital. Gerard tells them that he lost his arm in a car accident while he was on the road selling pharmaceuticals, but is now selling shoes. When asked if he had a tattoo on his now-missing arm, he confesses that it did and it said \"Mom,\" which makes him break down crying.\nThe men return to the car and Hawk tells them that Josie Packard had been staking out the motel.\nAt Twin Peaks High School, Donna puts on lipstick in the girls' room, and Audrey enters with a cigarette and shares her ambitions of running away with Cooper, and conscripts Donna into helping solve the murder. Audrey summarizes some facts about Laura. Donna agrees, on the promise of secrecy.\nNorma meets her husband, Hank Jennings, in jail and he pleads with Norma to back him up and promises that he has changed. At his parole meeting, Hank blames fate for his accident and Norma says that she will give him a job when he's out of jail and that they will live together.\nThe officers park at a gas station and Cooper remarks that in his dream, the two men lived above a convenience store. They walk to Lydecker's Veterinary office, where inside the waiting room are several women with exotic pets, including a llama. The receptionist looks at the picture and says that is not Doctor Lydecker. Cooper believes that the bird that attacked Laura Palmer is a patient at Lydecker's office, and confiscates the office's files.\nAt the Johnsons' house, Shelly and Bobby make out. They talk about the funeral and Bobby is angry that James was seeing Laura behind his back. Shelly tells Bobby that Leo is with Jacques, and Bobby walks away to think. He tells Shelly that Leo and Jacques were running drugs across the border and selling them at the high school. Shelly shows Bobby the bloody shirt and Bobby takes it. She shows him the gun and asks him to teach her how to use it.\nThe lawmen return to the station with the files from the veterinarian. Harry instructs Lucy to go through them and look for bird owners and Andy apologizes for dropping the gun. He tells Lucy about it, and she brushes him off.\nCooper takes Andy to the firing range and Andy says he does not know why Lucy is angry. Hawk aces the shooting test, and Cooper instructs Andy to practice every day. Harry asks if Cooper has ever been married, and Cooper and Hawk discuss the vagaries of love. Cooper shoots four bullets through the eyes, and two through the nostrils. Over the intercom, Lucy says that the files are organized alphabetically by the name of the pet.\nAt the diner, Shelly tells Norma that she has one man too many in her life and says that all Leo was looking for was a maid he didn't have to pay. Norma sympathizes and says neither of them know what to do with their respective men. Norma says her plans are up in the air and that she is no longer sure she will divorce him, though Shelly says she definitely has plans for Leo. James enters and walks to the pay phone. Norma offers Shelly a day at the spa, together.\nDonna answers James' phone call and she invites him to the church potluck. She says they need to talk about what Audrey told her. Madeleine walks up to the diner counter. James says he will go to see Donna later, then talks to Madeleine. Madeleine comments on how she looks like Laura but says they did not know each other well.\nNorma finishes a phone call and tells Shelly that Hank got his parole.\nBenjamin uses an exercise bike, talking on the phone to the Icelandic investors. Audrey enters and asks if he is ashamed of her, based on their previous conversation. She says that she wants to change her life and help with the family business, saying that Laura's death inspired her to make something of herself. She asks to work at the cosmetics department in the store. She embraces her father and sees a picture of herself with Laura Palmer. The phone rings and Benjamin dismisses Audrey. He tells the caller to meet him down by the river in half an hour and to be discreet.\nThe officers sort the veterinary files. Gordon Cole calls to say that Albert is faxing the reconstruction of the plastic object from Laura Palmer's stomach and that the marks were from a parrot or a myna bird. The fax is a poker chip with a J -- possibly for One Eyed Jacks. Andy finds a file for Waldo, a myna bird owned by Jacques Renault. Cooper says they will make a house call.\nTwo people play tennis at night on a lighted court. Cooper watches them, and the officers run to the apartment building and up the stairs. They knock at a room and call for Jacques. Bobby is inside and hears them, fleeing through the window and down an alley. The officers enter, and a police car with siren blaring drives toward the alley after Bobby. Cooper finds the bloody shirt with Leo's initials.\nA red corvette sits in the woods. with Leo smoking nearby until Ben taps him on the shoulder. Benjamin criticizes his choice of vehicle but says that Hank believes Leo to be gifted. Leo points to a body and says it is Bernie, and that Jacques is back in Canada. Leo does not believe that Bernie gave him up, as Bernie was not too bright. Benjamin tells Leo to make sure that the mill looks clearly like arson, and hands him an envelope of cash.\nJames and Donna walk through the woods. Donna says that Mrs. Palmer knows about the necklace's burial, that she had a vision and saw someone take it. James pulls aside a rock to find that the locket is gone. Donna says that somebody must have seen them and followed them. She says that both Laura and her mother had visions and they discuss telling this to the police. Donna says they are the only two who loved Laura, that they must find her murderer for the sake of their relationship.\nJosie answers a call from Harry, who asks if she was at the Timber Falls Motel, but she says to call her tomorrow. Pete enters and says the day at the mill is over, and she fixes him a sandwich. He invites her to join him in a fishing contest and she opens a letter with a picture of a domino with double threes. She walks away toward a taxidermy bear, then the phone rings. It is Hank, licking an identical domino. Josie holds herself, and the credits roll.\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\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\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nJed Mills as Wilson Mooney\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nFeaturing\nMary Bond Davis as Female Parole Board Member #1\nMary Chalon as Female Parole Board Member #2\nJames Craven as Male Parole Board Officer\nAdele Gilbert as Midge Loomer\nAl Strobel as One-Armed Man\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nErika Anderson as Emerald\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nUncredited\nLinda Carlson as Colleen Hurley (deleted scene)\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer \nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole (voice)\nKevin Young as Toad\nUnknown performer as prison guard Andrews\nUnknown performer as prison guard Dickson\nNotes\nTimeline: February 28, Tuesday\nShooting script differences\nDeleted a line about Mrs. Milford.\nThe llama snorting in Cooper's face was confirmed by Kyle MacLachlan as a \"happy accident.\"\nThough MacLachlan keeps a straight face (despite being clearly startled by the llama), Michael Ontkean can be seen stifling a smirk, and the receptionist can be seen laughing in the background. According to MacLachlan's Twitter, the scene was only done in one take because Ontkean could not stop laughing to film the second.\nDeleted the scene between James and his mother Colleen Hurley. It was included in its entirety into Episode 10's script but was yet again not included in the released cut.\nTrivia\nThe direction of the episode was inspired by the 1945 film Fallen Angel."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_5.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_5.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2fdc5abdb0d834528a23944075eb57344b7e6dc4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_5.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_5", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_5", "text": "Episode 5\nNot to be confused with Part 5.\n\"Episode 5,\" also known as \"Cooper's Dreams,\" is the sixth episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"I play my part on life's stage. I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. But that answer cannot come before all are ready to hear, so I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. Sometimes my anger at the fire is evident. Sometimes it is not anger, really \u2013 it may appear as such, but could it be a clue? The fire I speak of is not a kind fire.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nMen sing and clap, disturbing the sleep of Agent Cooper, who makes a voice note to Diane that he has been awakened at 4 AM and asks her to send him earplugs.\nCooper enters the dining room as the singing continues and the waitress tells him the men are a business junket from Iceland. Audrey offers to help Cooper with his case, but he tells her to go to school, then asks how old she is, learning that she is eighteen. Cooper leaves as Jerry hugs a loud man.\nBenjamin smokes a cigar in his office and Jerry enters. Benjamin says all the guests have complained about the men from Iceland, and Jerry says they are excited about the Ghostwood Development Project. Ben says he is throwing a gala reception for the Icelandic investors and suggests a visit to One Eyed Jacks. Leland enters and offers his help with the new investment group and breaks down crying.\nThe police search Jacques' apartment. Jacques had worked at the lumber mill until he gained weight, then he started tending bar. Harry reports that no one has seen Jacques for two days and that it looks like Bernie jumped bail. Doctor Will Hayward reports that the blood on the shirt is the wrong type to be Laura Palmer's, but it might be Jacques'. There is a copy of Flesh World attached to the ceiling. The magazine is a clearinghouse, a middle man between readers and advertisers. Jacques had represented a transvestite, and there was a picture of Leo Johnson's truck on a bookmarked page.\nShelly and Bobby sit down for breakfast and joke about how they will stand up to Leo. Bobby hides as Andy comes to the door. Shelly talks with Andy about Leo, Laura, and Jacques, and promises to call as soon as Leo gets back home. Bobby praises her performance, then Leo calls to ask if anyone has looked for him. Bobby slips the gun into her hands, and she looks at it as she tells Leo she misses him.\nBig Ed meets Norma at his gas station while Nadine is meeting a patent attorney for her silent drape runners. Norma says that Hank will be returning, Big Ed says that Nadine is not well, and Norma tells Ed not to call her.\nAudrey has an interview with Emory Battis, the manager of Horne's Department Store. She refuses to start in the wrapping department and instead asks to start in perfumes. She blackmails Battis into consenting.\nDonna meets James in a gazebo. James says that his father did not die when he was 10, but was a musician and ran away. He says that his mom is an alcoholic and promiscuous writer. He tells Donna that he does not want any secrets between them.\nThe officers and a forensic team go through Jacques' apartment and discover that he managed correspondence for another advertiser in the magazine: Laura. Her photograph is in front of red drapes, much like those in the cabin in Jacques' photograph. Cooper says to pack up to look through the woods.\nMaddy enters the diner and meets James and Donna. Donna swears Maddy to secrecy and they ask her to look for Laura's secret hiding place. She agrees, and they leave. Hank sits at the next table, having heard their conversation.\nNorma and Shelly enter the diner with their hair and make-up done. Hank greets Norma and says he will try to earn his way back into Norma's heart and she tells him to start by washing dishes. Invitation to Love is on television: Montana beats up Chet as Jared watches.\nBobby's parents talk about his behavior problems with Doctor Jacoby. He asks Bobby if he has been using drugs. He says no, but he has been drinking. Bobby says that his father has killed people. Jacoby asks Bobby's parents to leave so that he can talk to him privately. Jacoby asks Bobby if he cried the first time he and Laura made love and if Laura laughed at him. Bobby says that Laura wanted to die, that she told him so. She told him that people were sick and rotten. Jacoby asks if Laura had a terrible secret, and says that she wanted to corrupt people. Bobby admits that Laura made him sell drugs.\nThe officers walk through the woods and a raven watches them. Hawk tracks a path to a cabin, but Cooper says it is the wrong cabin. Harry advises Doctor Hayward to hang back. The Log Lady greets them on the porch and she offers them tea and cookies. She says the owls will not see them inside. She says her log saw something significant. She says that her husband was a lumberman and that he had met the devil and Harry says this occurred the day after the wedding. She interprets the log: it saw two men and two girls and heard some screaming.\nThe men go farther through the woods and find the cabin from the picture. They sneak up on it: a record player is playing \"Into the Night\" on vinyl, making Cooper remark that \"there is always music in the air\" and they find Waldo in a bird cage. Some twine is on the floor along with a bloodstain. A poker chip rolls out of the cuckoo clock: it is missing a piece of the same shape as was found in Laura's stomach.\nThe Martells enter the gala for the men from Iceland. Major Briggs chats and Jerry flirts with Heba. Leland looks around. As Benjamin tells jokes, Catherine pours her champagne on his foot and he tells her to meet him in his office.\nAudrey enters her secret passage and eavesdrops. Catherine confronts Ben about the poker chip and she slaps him, then they kiss. He says he will give Josie one more chance to sell, but he has retained the services of a professional.\nJerry gives a speech and is interrupted by some music. Leland cries out and starts dancing, Catherine joining him by Ben's command and Ben tells Jerry to get Leland out of his life. Everyone starts dancing, imitating Leland's breakdown. Audrey watches and cries.\nJosie smokes in Ben's office.\nMadeleine creeps through the house and calls Donna. She says she has found a tape in a secret hiding place.\nBenjamin enters his office and turns on a light. Josie says no one saw her come in. Josie found the second book in Catherine's desk where he said it would be. Ben tells Josie they can proceed tomorrow night.\nShelly lights a cigarette at the stove and Leo drives up in an old truck. He pulls two cans of gasoline out of a shed, then Hank attacks him and warns him not to compete. Leo walks in his house, dirty and bloody, and pushes Shelly to the ground, telling her to get him a beer. She pulls the gun on him, but he doubts that she would pull the trigger. She shoots him and the ceiling light swings back and forth as he retreats.\nCooper walks down the hallway to the sound of men singing and notices the door to his room is ajar. He enters with his gun drawn and finds Audrey naked in his bed, crying. She asks him to not make her leave.\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\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nFeaturing\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJill Rogosheske as Trudy\nBrian Straub as Einar Thorson\nMary Stavin as Heba\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nRick Giolito as Montana\nPeter Michael Goetz as Jared\nStunt Player\nMichael Allen Lerner\nUncredited\nJulee Cruise as the Roadhouse Singer (voice)\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer (voice)\nScott Frost as Icelandic businessman\nUnknown performer as \"no Georgia peach\"\nUnknown performer as Gary\nUnknown performer as Scott\nNotes\nTimeline: March 1, Wednesday\nA fly can be seen on Cooper's tea cup in the whole shot of the Log Lady's testimony\nShooting script differences\nThe script states the Invitation to Love section to be silent, but in the video releases of the episode, it is not. There, Montana's line to Chet can be clearly heard: \"Chester, you little Froot Loop, you\u2019re done \u2013 done!\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_6.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_6.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..478b27db8480ac74f97d635a52fbb1fbeac7a267 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_6.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_6", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_6", "text": "Episode 6\nNot to be confused with Part 6.\n\"Episode 6\", also known as \"Realization Time,\" is the seventh episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Yet there are those who open many eyes. 'Eyes are the mirror of the soul,' someone has said, so we look closely at the eyes to see the nature of the soul. Sometimes when we see the eyes \u2013 those horrible times when we see the eyes \u2013 eyes that have no soul, then we know a darkness. Then we wonder: where is the beauty? There is none, if the eyes are soulless.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nCooper gently rejects Audrey's advances, stating that while she is very desirable, she needs a friend more than anything. He says he will get food, she will put on her clothes, and then she will tell him all her troubles. She says that Laura had a lot of secrets.\nAndy enters the station house. He tries to talk to Lucy, but she brushes him off to talk privately on the phone with her doctor.\nCooper enters, blowing the whistle he whittled, and speaks to Lucy, who was out sick the previous day. Doctor Hayward and Harry study Waldo the bird and Hayward says it will start talking once it is healthy. Hawk hands a file to Cooper. The forensics report states that Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, and Leo Johnson all visited Jacques' cabin and there is a picture of Waldo on Laura's shoulder. Cooper leaves his voice recorder near the bird and wants to visit One Eyed Jacks, but it is over the border, so he suggests sending the Bookhouse Boys.\nBobby walks toward the Johnsons' house. In his truck, Leo watches him through binoculars and sees him embracing Shelly. He takes out his rifle, but not in time to get a shot. Shelly cries to Bobby about shooting Leo, and says that she knows he is out there watching her. Bobby pledges to take care of Leo and James and to protect her from now on. Leo gets back in his car to listen to a police broadcast of Lucy talking about Waldo and drives away.\nJames, Donna, and Maddy listen to Laura's tape recorded for Jacoby, which is very flirtatious. There is an empty case labeled with the date of Laura's death and James says they will find the tape that night in Jacoby's office.\nAt Horne's Department Store, Audrey fails to sell perfume to the customer Theodora Ridgely, mostly due to her patronizing attitude. The boss Emory Battis tells her colleague, Jenny, to meet him in his office. Audrey enters Battis' office through the stock room after telling a lie to the stockroom boy to make him go. She hides in the closet to watch the meeting. Battis tells Jenny that the people at One Eyed Jacks wanted her there, perhaps to be a hospitality coordinator. After they leave, Audrey looks through the boss's little black book and finds the names of many women, rated with hearts, Ronette's name being among them. Audrey takes the silver unicorn that Battis gave to Jenny.\nAt the Double R Diner, Hank tells Shelly about his time in the joint and gets information about who has been around. Harry and Cooper warn Hank that he is on parole, and he must be careful. Shelly offers the officers coffee and Cooper tells Harry to give himself a present once a day, every day, in this case the present being coffee.\nAudrey convinces Jenny to give her the number for \"Black Rose.\"\nOn Invitation to Love, Chet shoots Montana and Nadine cheers him on. Ed enters, and Nadine offers him chocolates then starts to cry since her patent was denied. She lists all the things she was going to get for them and Ed tells her not to give up.\nPete tells Harry about his fish from Tim and Tom's Taxi-dermy and Josie gives him a kiss. Harry asks what she was doing at the Timber Falls Motel and she confesses she was spying on Catherine and Ben and that she took pictures as proof for Harry. She says she heard Catherine talking about an accidental fire at the mill, and that she will not let it happen.\nCooper walks down the hallway in a tuxedo. He meets Harry and Ed and shows them $10,000 of the bureau's money for gambling. Ed leaves and Harry tells Cooper about what Josie told him. Cooper agrees to look into it and Audrey enters just after Cooper leaves, leaving him a message at the station house.\nInsurance agent Neff talks to Catherine about signing an updated policy, warning her about the changes that would take effect tonight. He says that was approached by Ben and Josie. Catherine says that she will discuss the policy with her lawyer and return it later. She discovers that her second book is missing.\nAudrey slips a note under the door of Cooper's room as a new guest checks in.\nAt the stationhouse, the boys play with bugs and disguises. Alone in the conference room, Waldo says \"Laura?\" and a gun fires and breaks a picture. Leo runs through the rain to his truck. The bird bleeds all over a pile of donuts and Cooper listens to the recorded voice of the bird saying \"hurting me, stop it, Leo, no.\"\nThe officers enter One Eyed Jacks and Cooper suggests that Jacques is dealing in the back. Blackie introduces herself and says that Ed looks like a cop. They go toward the casino.\nMadeleine sneaks down the stairs with a paper bag and Leland watches her leave. Maddy\u2014wearing a blonde wig\u2014and Donna pick up James.\nThe Icelandic investors sing to Ben, who suggests that Jerry take the guests to the dining room. He asks when they will sign the contract and Jerry says they want a signing party. Ben calls Josie to ask where Catherine is and she says she will get Catherine to the mill. Hank sits with Josie.\nAudrey walks into Blackie's office and hands her a resume, using the alias Hester Prynne. Blackie quickly determines that it is a fake. Audrey ties a cherry stem in a knot in her mouth, and Blackie agrees to keep her around.\nAs Cooper cleans up the blackjack table, Jacques begins to deal.\nDoctor Jacoby watches Invitation to Love and James, Maddy, and Donna call him. Maddy tells him to go to the door and he brings a Derringer. An envelope with a video cassette waits for him. The video shows Maddy disguised as Laura, purporting to actually be her. She instructs Jacoby to meet her in 10 minutes at the gazebo. Bobby spies on them through the bushes while someone else spies on Bobby.\nWhen Jacoby leaves, James and Donna enter his house. Bobby watches and puts a white package in James' bike.\nSomeone watches Maddy by the gazebo.\nDeleted scene\nIn a deleted scene entitled \"Something About Johnny,\" Sylvia and Jacoby try to deal with Johnny, Sylvia being abusive. Audrey intervenes and blames her mother for Johnny's condition. Sylvia then turns the blame on Audrey, who pushed Johnny down the stairs when they were younger. Audrey leaves and Jacoby explains that Audrey is not to blame, but an early emotional trauma.\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. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nMark Lowenthal as Neff\nFeaturing\nEve Brent as Theodora Ridgely\nLisa Ann Cabasa as Jenny\nMary Stavin as Heba\nBrian Straub as Einar Thorson\n\"Invitation to Love\"\nErika Anderson as Jade\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nRick Giolito as Montana\nUncredited\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer \nDerick Shimatsu as Valet\nBob Stephenson as Burger Cook\nConnie Woods as New Girl at One Eyed Jacks\nUnknown performer as Stockroom Boy\nUnknown performer as Lawrence\nNotes\nThis episode opens on the night of Wednesday, March 1 almost immediately after the end of Episode 5 but most of the episode takes place on Thursday, March 2.\nAudrey tying a knot in a cherry stem was inspired by a friend of Harley Peyton's ability to do so.\nProduction errors\nWhen Audrey skims trough Emory Battis' book, the following dates can be seen:\n3/27/89 Steva \u2764\u2764\n3/31/89 Sara \u2764\u2764\u2764\n4/01/89 Barb. \u2764\n4/08/89 Sandra \u2764\u2764\n(unseen)/89 Paula \u2764\n(unseen) \u2764\u2764\u2764\n(unseen)-y \u2764\n(unseen) Prina \u2764\n6/10/89 Lois \u2764\u2764\u2764\u2764\n6/11/89 Phonela \u2764\n6/21/89 Denise \u2764\n6/25/89 Blanche \u2764\n6/29/89 Ashley \u2764\u2764\n7/1/89 Robin\n1/26/90 Lois \u2764\u2764\n2/3/90 Ronette \u2764\u2764\u2764\u2764\n2/11/90 Deborah \u2764\u2764\u2764\n2/14/90 Jemma \u2764\n2/25/90 Jenny\nThese dates in Battis' book are inconsistent with the setting of the show, since the action takes place on March 2, 1989.\nThe scene of Audrey in Cooper's bed has a different lamp than in \"Episode 5.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_7.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_7.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..18464e2330a1cc9f595a92692ea7cf5dfc503078 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_7.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_7", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_7", "text": "Episode 7\nNot to be confused with Part 7.\n\"Episode 7\", also known as \"The Last Evening\", is the first season finale of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"A drunken man walks in a way that is quite impossible for a sober man to imitate, and vice versa. An evil man has a way, no matter how clever. To the trained eye, his way will show itself.Am I being too secretive? No. One can never answer questions at the wrong moment. Life, like music, has a rhythm. This particular song will end with three sharp sounds, like deathly drumbeats.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDonna and James enter Jacoby's home. They ask each other where to start looking and find a box full of margarita umbrellas, all labeled. Donna finds the controls for the ambient noise and James quickly turns it off. Donna finds the coconut that Laura mentioned in her tape, and it contains a tape and half a heart necklace. Bobby watches James and Donna pull away.\nJacoby creeps around the bushes towards Maddy. A man in a balaclava and a trenchcoat beats him mercilessly. Jacoby cannot move or cry out and suffers a heart attack.\nA wheel spins on a craps table. Big Ed has lost another bet and Cooper wins again, and a woman whispers in his ear. Cooper tips Jacques the poker chip missing a corner.\nAudrey, dressed in lingerie by a hunchbacked seamstress, visits Blackie's office. Blackie says the owner will visit that night, and asks her to pick a card spread across the table. Audrey picks the Queen of Diamonds card and Blackie puts her hand over Audrey's hand.\nCooper talks to Jacques about his business with Leo and instructs Jacques to meet him at the water processing plant in two hours. Jacques then tells how the bit of the poker chip got into Laura's stomach: Leo had made her bite down on it when the bird was attacking her, telling her: \"Bite the bullet, baby! Bite the bullet!\"\nAudrey waits alone in a room.\nShelly washes her hair in the sink with the gun next to her. Leo sneaks up behind her and grabs her mouth.\nOn their stake-out, Andy tells Harry that Lucy still has not talked to him. Jacques pulls into the plant and is surrounded by cops. Jacques steals Deputy Fred's gun and attempts to escape but Andy shoots him in the shoulder.\nJames, Donna, and Maddy listen to the tape from Jacoby's coconut. Laura insults James and talks about how Leo is trying to kill her, but that gets her off. Doctor Hayward leaves and tells Donna to check on her mother. James and Donna embrace and James tells Madeleine that Jacoby was trying to help Laura, and Donna asks how he got the necklace.\nAt the lumbermill, Leo unloads his gas after tying Shelly up inside. He winds up a bomb and tells Shelly she has one hour to think about her behavior, and that he will kill Bobby.\nNadine wears a beautiful silk dress and puts a note on a tray before pouring a lot of pills into a bowl.\nHank counts money into a suitcase. He thanks Josie for the $90k, and tells her it seems light. Hank talks about how his time is now worth more than $90k. Josie insists that they had an agreement. Hank surprises her with a blood handshake.\nCatherine looks through the accounting office for the ledger and workers watch her and Pete fight through the blinds. Catherine asks Pete to have pity on her.\nAt the stationhouse, the officers tell stories about the arrest. Lucy is impressed, and Andy kisses her before she confesses that she is pregnant. Andy walks away in silence. Lucy answers the phone: Bobby, impersonating Leo, tells her to tell Harry to check out James.\nAt the hospital, Cooper and Harry interrogate Jacques. He says that Leo had hit him with a whiskey bottle, and he had passed out. When he came to, Leo and the girls were gone.\nDoctor Hayward says that Doctor Jacoby is stable.\nCooper says that Leo must have taken both of the girls to the train car himself and Hayward reports that Jacoby saw Laura Palmer at the park.\nCatherine and Pete look through the shelves, but cannot find the book. Over the phone, Hank anonymously tells Catherine that the book is in the shed. Catherine gets ready to meet him, and packs a gun.\nHank talks to Norma about his time in the joint, trying to charm her. He reminds her that they have been together 20 years.\nBig Ed returns home and finds Nadine on the living room floor and he phones an ambulance.\nLucy gives Harry the message from \"Leo.\" She says she heard a clock striking in the background, like the clock at the park and Cooper instructs Hawk to set up a perimeter around Easter park. James approaches Harry and Cooper asks to talk to James instead. Leland enters and asks Harry if he has found the killer. Hayward tells Leland to go home to Sarah. James gives Cooper a copy of the tape and Cooper asks James about Jacoby seeing Laura. Cooper shows James the ziplock bag of cocaine and asks why it was in his bike.\nThe Icelandic investor Einar Thorson prepares to sign Ben's contract in Blackie's office. Hank calls Ben to tell him that Leo Johnson will get a house call, and to black flag the firebug.\nBobby enters the Johnson house. Leo goes after Bobby with an ax. Just as he is about to strike the final blow, Hank shoots him. Bobby leaves, as Jared and Chet embrace each other on Invitation to Love while Montana dies.\nShelly struggles in her bonds and Catherine approaches her with a gun. The bomb explodes, and a fire spreads. Catherine releases Shelly, and they run out.\nA fire alarm goes off in the hospital and Leland tapes Jacques to his bed and smothers him to death with a pillow.\nPete asks Decker if anyone is in the mill and says he will check inside for Catherine.\nBenjamin signs the contract redacted by the Honorable M.J. Kaffee Esquire. The Icelandic investor leaves with two girls and Ben says he will celebrate with \"the new girl.\"\nBen enters Audrey's room, where she is dressed as the Queen of Diamonds and is shocked to see her father.\nCooper walks down the hallway to his room while making a recording for Diane, noting that the Icelanders were gone. He phones the hotel staff for a glass of milk and finds Audrey's note on the floor. Cooper answers the door and is shot three times.\nDeleted scene\nIn a deleted scene entitled \"Jerry's Wandering Eye,\" Jerry sits with Heba, who accuses him of infidelity. A girl at the brothel who passes by catches his eye.\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. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nFeaturing\nCharles Hoyes as Decker\nBrian Straub as Einar Thorson\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nRick Giolito as Montana\nPeter Michael Goetz as Jared\nStunt Utility\nFred Lerner\nStunt Players\nLinda Fetters\nDonna Keegan\nMichael Allen Lerner\nRock Walker\nUncredited\nLesli Linka Glatter as Seamstress\nMark Frost as Cooper's shooter\nUnknown performer as Deputy Fred\nUnknown performer as Lawrence Jacoby's attacker\nNotes\nThis episode opens immediately after the end of Episode 6 still on the night of Thursday, March 2 and proceeds through the night into the wee hours of Friday, March 3.\nWhile never identified onscreen, Mark Frost stated Jacoby's attacker to be Leland Palmer while possessed by BOB.\nProduction errors\nAfter Jacques drinks one of his two beer, a shot still shows him having his two untouched.\nShooting script differences\nEileen Hayward appears in the original script."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_8.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_8.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..33e13199d778f2930545a9ced3227b8c02aee50f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_8.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_8", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_8", "text": "Episode 8\nNot to be confused with Part 8.\n\"Episode 8\", or, \"May the Giant Be With You\" is the first episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the ninth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired September 30, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Hello again. Can you see through a wall? Can you see through human skin? X-rays see through solid, or so-called solid objects. There are things in life that exist, yet our eyes cannot see them. Have you ever seen something startling that others cannot see? Why are some things kept from our vision? Is life a puzzle?I am filled with questions. Sometimes my questions are answered. In my heart, I can tell the answer is correct. I am my own judge. In a dream, are all the characters really you? Different aspects of you? Do answers come in dreams?One more thing. I grew up in the woods. I understand many things because of the woods. Trees standing together, growing alongside one another, providing so much. I chew pitch gum. On the outside \u2013 let's say, of the Ponderosa pine \u2013 sometimes pitch oozes out. Runny pitch is no good to chew. Hard, brittle pitch is no good. But in between these exists a firm, slightly crusted pitch with such a flavor. This is the pitch I chew.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAndy is on the phone in the hotel room where Cooper lies bleeding. A waiter comes in with a glass of milk and asks Cooper how he's doing. Cooper asks the waiter to put the milk on the table and call a doctor. The senile waiter hangs up on Andy and Cooper thanks him, believing he called the doctor. The waiter has Cooper sign the bill, which includes a gratuity. He warns Cooper that the milk will get cool.\nCooper has a vision of a giant. The man says he will tell Cooper three things, and asks him to believe him if they come true. (1) There is a man in a smiling bag. (2) The owls are not what they seem. (3) Without chemicals, he points. He asks Cooper to give him his ring and says he will return it when Cooper finds these things to be true. The giant also says: Leo locked inside hungry horse: there's a clue locked inside Leo's house.\nAt One Eyed Jacks, Ben tries to get in Audrey's closed bed, not knowing it is Audrey and believing she is playing hard-to-get. Jerry asks Blackie what room Ben is in, Blackie asks why Ben is holding out on her, and Jerry gives her heroin. Audrey puts on a mask before her father enters her bed and Jerry calls Ben away.\nCooper, lying on the floor bleeding, calls for Diane. He had been wearing his bullet-proof vest but had folded it up to get a wood tick. \"Being shot isn't so bad as long as you can keep the fear from your mind,\" he tells Diane. His ring is missing from his finger and he lists his ambitions. The officers soon arrive, guns drawn.\nCooper comes to in the hospital. The wood tick had been found on one of his bullets and Cooper says the gunman's face had been masked. Lucy updated him on the events of the previous night and he insists on leaving the hospital, against Doctor Hayward's wishes.\nOn the television in Shelly's hospital room, Cyril Pons reports on the fire at the sawmill. Shelly lies in the hospital bed on a respirator. Jacques Renault's corpse is wheeled in front of Cooper.\nRonette Pulaski stirs in her coma. Maddy drinks coffee at the Palmers' house and talks to Sarah about a dream she had about the rug. Leland enters starts singing, with his hair having turned completely white. Madeleine has a vision of a body-shaped stain on the rug.\nBen and Jerry discuss the failures of their plans. Leland enters, singing, and he says he is back.\nThe officers inspect Leo's home and Cooper analyzes the living room while Hawk finds Leo's duster in the truck. Albert arrives and Andy hits himself on the head with a loose board, causing Albert to taunt him. Cooper finds a pair of boots and a lot of cocaine under the board.\nHank clears a table at the diner. Maddy and Donna meet, the former handing over a pair of sunglasses that had belonged to Laura. Madeleine breaks her glasses, saying she hates them. Donna says that James spent the night in jail and urges Madeleine to keep quiet. Norma delivers a letter to Donna, reading, \"Look into the meals on wheels.\" The Log Lady sits at a booth in the corner and spits out pitch gum on the wall.\nAlbert dresses Cooper's wound and says that Gordon Cole ordered him to return. Andy reports that Leo Johnson was locked in a jail in Hungry Horse, Montana, so he has an alibi for the Teresa Banks murder.\nThe one-armed man enters the stationhouse carrying a large suitcase and asks for Sheriff Truman, saying he is there to sell him some shoes.\nHarry finishes listening to Laura's tape with James, who says that Mike and Bobby put the cocaine in his gas tank. He tells Harry about a poem Laura said in the woods about fire: \"would you like to play with fire, little boy? Would you like to play with Bob?\" Cooper enters and demands the other half of Laura's necklace. James hands it over and says it was inside a coconut in Doctor Jacoby's office.\nDonna enters the station house, wearing the sunglasses. Lucy recognizes her and Donna says she wants to see James. She visits him in his cell and James rebuffs her kisses.\nCooper asks Lucy and Andy to look through a pile of Flesh World for ads from Teresa.\nDoctor Hayward inspects Jacoby and Cooper and Harry come to visit the psychiatrist. Cooper demands that Jacoby tell him where he got the necklace. Jacoby admits he followed a red corvette, then followed James and Donna through the woods. He says they buried something under a rock, and he took it. Jacoby says that Laura was a divided heart, leading a double life and he believes Laura had decided to end her life, that she allowed herself to be killed. Cooper asks Jacoby about Jacques' death and he says there was a smell like scorched engine oil.\nBobby visits Shelly and brings her flowers and after his visit, the officers see him leaving the room. Big Ed sits in the hallway and Cooper talks to him privately. Ed tells his history with Norma and Nadine, including the detail that he shot out Nadine's eye on their honeymoon. James is released to Ed. Cooper sees the body bag hanging, and notices that it is shaped like a smile.\nPete inspects the hospital food and rejects it.\nCooper says he is ready to lay out everything. Norma promises to bring Shelly some food and on her way out of the hospital, she sees Ed sitting with Nadine. \nBobby enters the diner and his father calls him over. Major Briggs tells his son of a vision he had, of being in an old family house, and embracing Bobby. Norma returns to the diner and tells Hank she cannot talk. Bobby then realizes that Hank shot Leo.\nCooper discusses Laura's diary, and that she made two appointments. They summarize their knowledge of what happened to Laura that night.\nPete and Harry return to Pete's house and Harry asks where Josie is. She left a note stating that she had to leave for emergency business in Seattle. Pete explains that she leaves for Seattle regularly, and comes back with a lot of clothes. Harry then says they have not found Catherine, and advises him to prepare for the worst. The phone rings and a strange man asks to talk to Josie. The man hangs up and calls Hong Kong next.\nBen and Jerry talk about European delicacies and Ben asks if Jerry has seen Audrey, but he has not. They enter the office, where Hank is waiting. They ask him where Josie is and he says she left. He explains that he could not enter Leo's house because he had to pass patrol cars on the way there and says Leo was chopping wood inside and defends the statement with Leo's craziness. Hank says that his phone call made Catherine hide and that she is dead. Hank asks what to do with the ledger.\nAudrey enters Blackie's office and asks about the locked door and bodyguard. Blackie warns her that she does not want to hear any more complaints.\nDonna calls Norma about Meals on Wheels and offers to take over Laura's route.\nThe youngest daughter of Will and Eileen Hayward, Gersten, addresses her parents, Leland and Sarah Palmer, Maddy, Harriet and Donna, welcoming them to the Hayward supper club. She says she will be playing music, and brags about her test scores; but first, the Haywards' middle child, Harriet, reads a poem about Laura. Leland and Sarah are moved and Gersten plays a piece by Mendelssohn. The Palmers and Haywards discuss recent events. Leland sings \"Get Happy,\" and Sarah cries. Leland falls over, but recovers quickly and says he feels happy.\nCooper makes a voice note to Diane about the necessity of sleep.\nAudrey lies in bed praying to \"Special Agent.\"\nA shadow passes over Cooper in his sleep. The Giant is back. \"Don't search for all the answers at once. A path is formed by laying one stone at a time. One person saw the third man; three have seen him, yes, but not his body. One only known to you, ready now to talk.\" The giant then flashes a globe of light into Cooper's head.\nFluorescent lights flicker in the hospital. Ronette raises her arms and she thrashes around, having nightmares of Laura's final moments. The man with long gray hair screams at the sky.\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\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\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCo-Starring\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nGaylyn G\u00f6rg as Nancy (credit only)\nAl Strobel as Philip Michael Gerard\nCarel Struycken as The Giant\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nStephen C. MacLaughlin as Pie Eater\nCharles Miller as Doctor\nMak Takano as Asian Man\nJessica Wallenfels as Harriet Hayward\nSandra Kaye Wetzel as Nurse\nAlicia Witt as Gersten Hayward\nHank Worden as Waiter\nUncredited\nMark Frost as Cyril Pons\nFrank Silva as BOB\nNotes\nTimeline: March 3, Friday\nDirector Steven Spielberg was interested in directing this episode before David Lynch decided to direct it himself.\nShooting script differences\nThe script establishes Mak Takano's character, Jonathan Kumagai, as being the Asian Man from Episode 6, although the latter was portrayed by Derick Shimatsu. Since Derick Shimatsu later portrayed Mr. Tojamura's valet in episode 12, they are considered as being two different characters in the released cuts of the episodes instead of a recast.\nProduction errors\nThe corridor of the Great Northern has a blue wallpaper while it was only wood paneling in episode 7.\nCooper' room has a fish on the wall near the entrance but it was not there in episode 7.\nCooper signs the waiter's paper with the tip of his pen retracted.\nA boom mike is seen in the shot above Norma as she leaves Shelly's room with Peggy Lipton even looking at it. In the Blu-ray release, the mic was removed but Lipton is still looking at it.\nThe killer's blood is said to be AB- and incompatible with Jacques' but episode 5 stated that Jacques' blood is AB-. It could be that other tests than just the blood type were carried on.\nA still image of Cyril Pons is seen at the bottom right corner of a scene.\nWhen Leland falls on the floor, electrical equipment can be seen.\nWhen he arrives, Albert can be seen taking off his sunglasses three times.\nIn the previous episode, Cooper read that the envelope was addressed to \"my special agent\". When seen on the table, it is simply for \"Agent Cooper\". Furthermore, in the previous episode, he put on the table but it was then discovered under the bed.\nCooper was shot right by the door to his room, but is on the ground by his bed.\nDonna's hair is visibly longer than in the previous episode."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episode_9.json b/data/input_docs/Episode_9.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..37568915a36b6114209eed41d3e1452c4abdc140 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episode_9.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episode_9", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_9", "text": "Episode 9\nNot to be confused with Part 9.\n\"Episode 9\", or, \"Coma\" is the second episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the tenth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired October 6, 1990.\nPlot\n\"As above, so below. The human being finds himself, or herself, in the middle. There is as much space outside the human, proportionately, as inside.Stars, moons, and planets remind us of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Is there a bigger being walking with all the stars within? Does our thinking affect what goes on outside us, and what goes on inside us? I think it does.Where does creamed corn figure into the workings of the universe? What really is creamed corn? Is it a symbol for something else?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDuring breakfast, Cooper explains Buddhist Tibetan traditions and history to an uninterested Albert. Albert tells him the results of Jacques Renault\u2019s autopsy and states that Jacques was snuffed with a pillow. The killer wore gloves and the tape used to bind his wrists was stolen from a hospital supply cabinet. Albert says the mill fire was arson, with Leo Johnson being the prime suspect. Albert then reports that Windom Earle, Cooper's former partner, who was institutionalized, has vanished into thin air. An Asian man reads the paper and watches Cooper intently.\nDonna carries a tray of food to bedridden Mrs. Tremond. A a little boy wearing a jacket and bow tie sits near the door and makes creamed corn disappear from the food tray and appear in his hands. Mrs. Tremond says \"My grandson is studying magic,\" and denies knowing Laura well. She suggests that she ask Mr. Smith, next door. The boy says \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" and Donna goes next door, knocks, then leaves a note. \n \nIn Ronette's room, Harry and Cooper read the instructions before adjusting the stools, then sit next to Ronette's bed. Ronette denies that Leo was the man that hurt her and when Cooper shows her the sketch of BOB, Ronette reacts violently. Jerry and Ben debate the merits of burning the real or the faked ledger and decide to toast marshmallows instead.\nAt the Double R Diner, Andy has trouble taping the sketch of BOB captioned \"Have you seen this man?\" to the front door. The Log Lady enters and sits at the counter next to Major Briggs. Norma asks the Log Lady to spit her gum in an ashtray rather than on the counter. The Log Lady tells the Major that her log has something to tell him: \"Deliver the message.\" The Major says he understands.\nAt the sheriff's office, Andy tells Lucy that when he had applied as a donor to the Tacoma Sperm Bank and they told him he was sterile and could never have babies so now he wants to know why Lucy is having one and how. In the sheriff's office, Truman has Hank sign-in and tells him to keep his nose clean for another week. After Hank leaves, Truman tells Cooper he and Hank grew up together and that Hank used to be a Bookhouse Boy - one of the best. Ben Horne phones and reports that Audrey has been missing for two days.\nJerry brings the unsigned insurance policy to Ben and explains that Catherine would not sign it because of concerns about the beneficiary being Josie. They decide to call the Icelanders and Leland enters. Einar tells Ben that Leland had called to tell him about the fire and Ben and Jerry calm the concerned Einar down. Ben suggests that Leland confine his activities to preparing his tax return. Leland then sees a copy of the sketch of Bob and says that he knows the man, as the man who lived next door to his grandfather's summer house at Pearl Lakes when Leland was a little boy. Leland leaves to tell the sheriff. Ben asks Jerry to kill Leland.\nAt the hospital, Doctor Hayward shows Leo to Shelly and tells her there is possible brain damage. Shelly asks if he is a vegetable and he does not deny it. Shelly cries. \nLucy receives a call for the sheriff from someone who will not give his name. She tells the caller she cannot connect him unless he tells her his name and then hangs up.\nAt One Eyed Jacks, Audrey intercepts a girl carrying ice to Emory Battis, who is lying inverted on a chaise-lounge with ankles and wrists bound while another girl pushes a vacuum cleaner. Audrey signals the girl to leave and then unplugs the vacuum and wraps the cord around his neck. She threatens to reveal all about Emory, Laura, and Ronette to her father. Emory admits working for the owner of One Eyed Jacks, her father, and recruiting Laura and Ronette. He says Laura came there one weekend but was using drugs and they threw her out. He says her father saw Laura there, and that he makes it his business to entertain all the girls. He says Laura knew Ben Horne owned One Eyed Jacks and that Laura always got her way, just like Audrey.\nIn the evening, Bobby and Shelly sit in his dad's car. He tells her that Leo gets a disability check as long as he is out of prison, and he gets over $5,000 a month, but only if he is home. They then talk about being together.\nAt night, Cooper tells Diane about being troubled because of Windom Earle's disappearance and also because Audrey's absence touches him. Major Briggs visits and tells him that he has a message for him. He explains that his work includes maintenance of deep space monitors aimed at distant galaxies and they routinely receive communications that are gibberish and noise, or, \"space garbage.\" Among these was one clear message that came in late Thursday night or early Friday, about the time Cooper was shot, he notes. The message was: \"The owls are not what they seem.\" When Cooper asks how he knew it was for him, the Major shows him another message that came in later: \"Cooper,\" repeated many times.\n \nAt the Hayward home, James, Maddy, and Donna record a song. Donna notices James and Maddy looking at each other and runs out of the room, upset. A phone call comes for Donna from Harold Smith as Maddy has a vision of BOB coming at her over the couch, causing her to scream. James and Donna go to her, but there is nothing there.\nCooper dreams several flashbacks, including the giant telling him, \"the owls are not what they seem,\" Ronette dreaming of BOB, the image of an owl superimposed over Sarah's vision of BOB, Sarah going downstairs, and BOB smiling.\nCooper awakes and answers the phone to Audrey saying, \"why aren't you here?\" She tells him he looked handsome in his tuxedo and that she is in trouble. Blackie and Emory hang up her phone and Blackie tells Audrey, \"Miss Horne, you don't know what trouble is, not by a long shot.\"\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 (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\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\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nFrances Bay as Mrs. Tremond\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nAustin Jack Lynch as Little Boy\nJill Pierce as Ice-Bucket Girl\nMak Takano as Asian Man\nUncredited\nJula Bell as Girl at One Eyed Jacks with Vacuum Cleaner\nFrank Silva as BOB\nUnknown performer as Einar Thorson (voice)\nNotes\nTimeline: March 4, Saturday\nNielsen Rating: 9.2/18"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Episodes.json b/data/input_docs/Episodes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c9236d9e8975373f94add246973707bf948b97b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Episodes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Episodes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Episodes", "text": "Episodes\nThere are a total of 48 episodes of Twin Peaks, counting the original ABC series (1990-91) and the Showtime limited event series (2017).\nOverview\nSeries\nSeason\nEpisodes\nOriginal run\nPremiere\nFinale\nTwin Peaks\n1\n8\nApril 8, 1990\nMay 23, 1990\n2\n22\nSeptember 30, 1990\nJune 10, 1991\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n18\nMay 21, 2017\nSeptember 3, 2017\nTwin Peaks\n\nSeason 1\nNumber\nEpisode / Fan title\nWritten by\nDirected by\nOriginal airdate\nProd. code\nSeries\nSeason\n1\n1\n\"Pilot\"\nDavid Lynch & Mark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nApril 8, 1990\n\u2014\n2\n2\n\"Episode 1\"\"Traces to Nowhere\"\nDuwayne Dunham\nApril 12, 1990\n1.001\n3\n3\n\"Episode 2\"\"Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer\"\nDavid Lynch\nApril 19, 1990\n1.002\n4\n4\n\"Episode 3\"\"Rest in Pain\"\nHarley Peyton\nTina Rathborne\nApril 26, 1990\n1.003\n5\n5\n\"Episode 4\"\"The One-Armed Man\"\nRobert Engels\nTim Hunter\nMay 3, 1990\n1.004\n6\n6\n\"Episode 5\"\"Cooper's Dreams\"\nMark Frost\nLesli Linka Glatter\nMay 10, 1990\n1.005\n7\n7\n\"Episode 6\"\"Realization Time\"\nHarley Peyton\nCaleb Deschanel\nMay 17, 1990\n1.006\n8\n8\n\"Episode 7\"\"The Last Evening\"\nMark Frost\nMay 23, 1990\n1.007\nSeason 2\nNumber\nEpisode / Fan title\nWritten by\nDirected by\nOriginal airdate\nProd. code\nSeries\nSeason\n9\n1\n\"Episode 8\"\"May the Giant Be With You\"\nWritten by: Mark FrostBased on a story by:Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDavid Lynch\nSeptember 30, 1990\n2.001\n10\n2\n\"Episode 9\"\"Coma\"\nHarley Peyton\nOctober 6, 1990\n2.002\n11\n3\n\"Episode 10\"\"The Man Behind Glass\"\nRobert Engels\nLesli Linka Glatter\nOctober 13, 1990\n2.003\n12\n4\n\"Episode 11\"\"Laura's Secret Diary\"\nJerry StahlMark FrostHarley PeytonRobert Engels\nTodd Holland\nOctober 20, 1990\n2.004\n13\n5\n\"Episode 12\"\"The Orchid's Curse\"\nBarry Pullman\nGraeme Clifford\nOctober 27, 1990\n2.005\n14\n6\n\"Episode 13\"\"Demons\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nLesli Linka Glatter\nNovember 3, 1990\n2.006\n15\n7\n\"Episode 14\"\"Lonely Souls\"\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nNovember 10, 1990\n2.007\n16\n8\n\"Episode 15\"\"Drive With A Dead Girl\"\nScott Frost\nCaleb Deschanel\nNovember 17, 1990\n2.008\n17\n9\n\"Episode 16\"\"Arbitrary Law\"\nMark FrostHarley PeytonRobert Engels\nTim Hunter\nDecember 1, 1990\n2.009\n18\n10\n\"Episode 17\"\"Dispute Between Brothers\"\nTricia Brock\nTina Rathborne\nDecember 8, 1990\n2.010\n19\n11\n\"Episode 18\"\"Masked Ball\"\nBarry Pullman\nDuwayne Dunham\nDecember 15, 1990\n2.011\n20\n12\n\"Episode 19\"\"The Black Widow\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nCaleb Deschanel\nJanuary 12, 1991\n2.012\n21\n13\n\"Episode 20\"\"Checkmate\"\nHarley Peyton\nTodd Holland\nJanuary 19, 1991\n2.013\n22\n14\n\"Episode 21\"\"Double Play\"\nScott Frost\nUli Edel\nFebruary 2, 1991\n2.014\n23\n15\n\"Episode 22\"\"Slaves and Masters\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nDiane Keaton\nFebruary 9, 1991\n2.015\n24\n16\n\"Episode 23\"\"The Condemned Woman\"\nTricia Brock\nLesli Linka Glatter\nFebruary 16, 1991\n2.016\n25\n17\n\"Episode 24\"\"Wounds and Scars\"\nBarry Pullman\nJames Foley\nMarch 28, 1991\n2.017\n26\n18\n\"Episode 25\"\"On the Wings of Love\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nDuwayne Dunham\nApril 4, 1991\n2.018\n27\n19\n\"Episode 26\"\"Variations on Relations\"\nMark Frost & Harley Peyton\nJonathan Sanger\nApril 11, 1991\n2.019\n28\n20\n\"Episode 27\"\"The Path to the Black Lodge\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nStephen Gyllenhaal\nApril 19, 1991\n2.020\n29\n21\n\"Episode 28\"\"Miss Twin Peaks\"\"The Night of the Decision\"\nBarry Pullman\nTim Hunter\nJune 10, 1991\n2.021\n30\n22\n\"Episode 29\"\"Beyond Life and Death\"\nMark Frost &Harley Peyton &Robert Engels\nDavid Lynch\n2.022\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nAll episodes written by Mark Frost & David Lynch, directed by David Lynch\nNumber\nTitle\nTagline\nOriginal airdate\nSeries\nSeason\n31\n1\n\"Part 1\"\nMy log has a message for you.\nMay 21, 2017\n32\n2\n\"Part 2\"\nThe stars turn and a time presents itself.\n33\n3\n\"Part 3\"\nCall for help.\nMay 28, 2017\n34\n4\n\"Part 4\"\n...brings back some memories.\n35\n5\n\"Part 5\"\nCase files.\nJune 4, 2017\n36\n6\n\"Part 6\"\nDon't die.\nJune 11, 2017\n37\n7\n\"Part 7\"\nThere's a body all right.\nJune 18, 2017\n38\n8\n\"Part 8\"\nGotta light?\nJune 25, 2017\n39\n9\n\"Part 9\"\nThis is the chair.\nJuly 9, 2017\n40\n10\n\"Part 10\"\nLaura is the one.\nJuly 16, 2017\n41\n11\n\"Part 11\"\nThere's fire where you are going.\nJuly 23, 2017\n42\n12\n\"Part 12\"\nLet's rock.\nJuly 30, 2017\n43\n13\n\"Part 13\"\nWhat story is that, Charlie?\nAugust 6, 2017\n44\n14\n\"Part 14\"\nWe are like the dreamer.\nAugust 13, 2017\n45\n15\n\"Part 15\"\nThere's some fear in letting go.\nAugust 20, 2017\n46\n16\n\"Part 16\"\nNo knock, no doorbell.\nAugust 27, 2017\n47\n17\n\"Part 17\"\nThe past dictates the future.\nSeptember 3, 2017\n48\n18\n\"Part 18\"\nWhat is your name?\nNotes\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 The episode titles used on Netflix and elsewhere are translations of the titles given to each episode when the series aired in Germany. In addition, \"Episode 28,\" which only aired along with the series finale, was retroactively titled \"Miss Twin Peaks\" by some sources.\n\u2191 Original German: Spuren ins Nichts \u2192 Traces to nowhere\n\u2191 Original German: ZEN - oder die Kunst, einen Moerder zu fassen \u2192 Zen and the art of killer-catching\n\u2191 Original German: Ruhe in Unfrieden \u2192 Rest in pain\n\u2191 Original German: Der Einarmige \u2192 The one-armed man\n\u2191 Original German: Cooper's Traeume \u2192 Cooper's dreams\n\u2191 Original German: Zeit des Erkennens \u2192 Realization time\n\u2191 Original German: Der letzte Abend \u2192 The last evening\n\u2191 Original German: Der Riese sei mit Dir \u2192 May the giant be with you\n\u2191 Original German: Koma \u2192 Coma\n\u2191 Original German: Der Mann hinter Glas \u2192 The man behind glass\n\u2191 Original German: Laura's geheimes Tagebuch \u2192 Laura's secret diary\n\u2191 Original German: Der Fluch der Orchideen \u2192 The orchid's curse\n\u2191 Original German: Daemonen \u2192 Demons\n\u2191 Original German: Einsame Seelen \u2192 Lonely souls\n\u2191 Original German: Spazierfahrt mit einer Toten \u2192 Drive with a dead girl\n\u2191 Original German: Selbstjustiz \u2192 Arbitrary law\n\u2191 Original German: Bruderzwist \u2192 Dispute between brothers\n\u2191 Original German: Maskenball \u2192 Masked ball\n\u2191 Original German: Die schwarze Witwe \u2192 The black widow\n\u2191 Original German: Schachmatt \u2192 Checkmate\n\u2191 Original German: Doppelspiel \u2192 Doubleplay\n\u2191 Original German: Sklaven und Meister \u2192 Slaves and masters\n\u2191 Original German: Die Verdammte \u2192 The condemned woman\n\u2191 Original German: Wunden und Narben \u2192 Wounds and scars\n\u2191 Original German: Auf den Schwingen der Liebe \u2192 On the wings of love\n\u2191 Original German: Beziehungsvariationen \u2192 Variations on relations\n\u2191 Original German: Der Weg zur schwarzen Huette \u2192 The path to the Black Lodge\n\u2191 Original German: Die Nacht der Entscheidung \u2192 The night of decision\n\u2191 Original German: Jenseits von Leben und Tod \u2192 Beyond life and death\n\u2191 The Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series releases appear to use the episode quotes as subtitles; i.e. \"Part 1: My Log Has a Message for You\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Erik_Powell.json b/data/input_docs/Erik_Powell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ee8d730a8718074d4d9128b083c5d7e3c1e9ba3e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Erik_Powell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Erik_Powell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Erik_Powell", "text": "Erik Powell\nErik Powell was a transient and murder victim of crazed former FBI Special Agent Windom Earle.\nBiography\nAfter a power outage at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Powell's body was found in Sheriff Truman's office, gagged, with his finger pointing to a chessboard.\nHis body was examined by Doctor Will Hayward and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. A black pawn was found in his mouth and a stab wound under his sternum. Cooper determined this to be the work of Windom Earle.\nTwo days after the discovery of his body, his identity was confirmed to be a vagrant named Erik Powell, whose surname was shared with Caroline Earle's maiden name.\nBehind the scenes\nPowell was portrayed by Craig MacLachlan, the brother of Kyle MacLachlan, who portrays Agent Cooper."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ernest_Hurley.json b/data/input_docs/Ernest_Hurley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cb03768e9239ce60fdc16a969b27a2cf0bf8e256 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ernest_Hurley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ernest_Hurley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ernest_Hurley", "text": "Ernest Hurley\nErnest Hurley was a Packard Sawmill employee and the elder brother of Ed and Billy Hurley."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ernie_Niles.json b/data/input_docs/Ernie_Niles.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0fc9340761c9a25c10f2aeeac7480e1a57cd36db --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ernie_Niles.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ernie_Niles", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ernie_Niles", "text": "Ernie Niles\nErnie \"The Professor\" Niles was the step-father of Norma Jennings and was once an accomplice of her husband, Hank Jennings.\nBiography\nErnie served in the Korean War, during which time, he discovered his hyperhidrosis.\nErnie was incarcerated at the Washington State Penitentiary for fraud. During his sentence, he met Hank Jennings.\nAfter his release, he met Vivian Smythe at her motel, the Weary Traveler. He was soon hired as an informal handyman and, within weeks, had moved in with Vivian, later marrying her. They moved to Seattle, where they invested in an ultimately unsuccessful restaurant.\n \nIn March 1989, Ernie went to the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks with Vivian and was introduced to her step-daughter, Norma Jennings, who also happened to be Hank's wife. He got on the phone with the Great Northern Hotel, where they then left to get their room, as he had a fax from Tokyo waiting.\nAt dinner with his wife, Norma, and Hank, Hank Jennings, the women excused themselves and the men discussed their shared past in crime. However, Ernie revealed to Hank that he had changed his ways. When the women returned, Hank made a toast to Ernie and Vivian.\nErnie and Hank excitedly entered the office at One Eyed Jacks days later with a couple of girls, who they then dismissed and they discussed their future business as Jean Renault entered. Renault wished to use his computer expertise for a financial operation. A man then entered with cocaine to traffic and Ernie was taken to the casino by Hank.\nExhausted, he went to the diner the next day with Hank after their hunting trip. He said that he killed a 12-point buck. Norma told him that his wife had gone back to Seattle.\nErnie ate at the diner the following day when he was approached by DEA agent Denise Bryson who had photos of him in the middle of a drug deal.\nHe was interrogated by Bryson and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, and confessed his guilt, claiming he did it all against his will. He explained the circumstances of the drug deal and Denise told him that he would be part of a sting operation for them.\nThe next day, Ernie contemplated making the call to Renault to set the buy, Denise trying to urge him into doing so. Cooper came in and when Denise called Ernie \"gun-shy,\" he made the call, albeit reluctantly.\nDeputy Hawk prepared him for the buy by putting a microphone on him.\nAt the buy at Dead Dog Farm, Ernie's excessive sweat caused the microphone to malfunction and emit smoke, blowing his and Denise's cover. They were held at gunpoint until Cooper offered himself in exchange for them.\nIn exchange for his cooperation, Ernie was cleared of any wrongdoing. He returned to Seattle, finding that Vivian had moved him out and filed for divorce. Subsequently, Ernie reverted to a life of crime and experienced bankruptcy, poverty, and alcoholism.\nHe died in the waiting room of a Pierce County hospital in 2005 and a prison charity organization scattered his ashes over Puget Sound."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ersel_Martell.json b/data/input_docs/Ersel_Martell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fe1283fdaf436932ccbcc91f05fb99fd5cb09136 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ersel_Martell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ersel_Martell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ersel_Martell", "text": "Ersel Martell\nErsel Martell was the son of Martell Mill founder Zebulon Martell and father of Pete Martell.\nBiography\nIn October 1914, alongside Jean Jacques Renault, Martell was involved in a knife fight against Thomas Packard, who was nearly killed. After Renault fled, Martell stood trial for the incident and spent three years at the Washington State Penitentiary.\nMartell returned to town after his sentence and married Bessie Spoon, with whom he had Pete Martell before dying of food poisoning.\nBehind the scenes\nMartell was first mentioned in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town as Nealith Martell, who inherited the Martell Mill after his father's death and was largely incompetent, which led to his being forced to sell the mill to the Packards. However, in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, he was renamed Ersel and never inherited the mill, as his father sold it on his deathbed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Evan_St._Vincent.json b/data/input_docs/Evan_St._Vincent.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ea1cf92d46238d96f77396fcc6f9ac1e6606a17d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Evan_St._Vincent.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Evan_St._Vincent", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Evan_St._Vincent", "text": "Evan St. Vincent\nEvan St. Vincent was an actor who portrayed Jared Lancaster in the television series Invitation to Love."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Evelyn_Marsh.json b/data/input_docs/Evelyn_Marsh.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8054c2de95d40c997f1a5cef3c85a9dc33b6d2f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Evelyn_Marsh.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Evelyn_Marsh", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Evelyn_Marsh", "text": "Evelyn Marsh\nEvelyn Marsh was a woman who, along with Malcolm Sloan, plotted to kill her husband, hiring James Hurley in order to frame him for the murder.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Evelyn sat at Wallies Hideout and eyed a young man when he entered. She asked if he was running from something. The young man said he was from Twin Peaks and she requested him to repair her husband's Jaguar. He then introduced himself as James Hurley and he agreed to take a look at the car.\nJames examined the car, finding that he should be capable of fixing it up. She said that she was not sure where her husband was, but that he was out on business. She offered him room and board while he worked on the car.\nAfter showing his progress on the car the next day, James asked Evelyn about her husband's physical abuse toward her, information that had been divulged to him by Malcolm Sloan, her secret lover who was pretending to be her brother. However, she refused to talk about it, and they kissed until Jeffrey arrives. She left to go to him.\nThe following day, Evelyn asked James about the woman who made him leave Twin Peaks, and he told her specifically about a girl he was in love with named Laura, who died. She told him she understands what caused him to run and they kissed. James then showed her the repaired car and they shared a bottle of champagne along with a romantic encounter.\nAfter sleeping with James, she dressed and left his room as he slept. She went to Malcolm and they kissed.\nIn the morning, Evelyn went with her husband to James, the two men meeting for the first time. Jeffrey went for a drive in the car.\nLater, she went to James' room to find that he had prepared to leave and she begged him not to go.\nShe went to Wallies Hideout, where she met a young woman who was looking for James. She told the girl that James possibly went to Mexico and that she should go home.\nShe returned home in the evening to find James packing. She told him she loved him and that Jeffrey had died in an \"accident.\" He figured out that this was meant to look like James killed him, a plan put in motion by Malcolm.\nEvelyn and Malcolm reported to a deputy the next day that James should be considered a suspect in Jeffrey's death.\nShe later returned to the bar, where the young woman came to her, introducing herself as Donna. She did not tell her the reason she had helped frame James and Malcolm came to get her, threatening Donna to not interfere.\nJames returned to her home, questioning her motives in the crime. She said that though she wanted Jeffrey's money, she harbored true feelings for James, despite her actions. They kissed and Malcolm revealed himself, hitting James with a gun. He prepared a cover story in which James came back to kill her and she killed him in self-defense.\nMalcolm tried to convince her to leave her fingerprints on the gun so he could then kill James, but she refused. Donna then burst into the room, pleading for James' life. Malcolm begged for Evelyn to hand over the gun, but she shot him.\nJames was later told by police that Evelyn would have to stand trial and that he would have to testify against her."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Experiment.json b/data/input_docs/Experiment.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5ddb30b18ec38ae45dc9b892c1f2d18f716eea76 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Experiment.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Experiment", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Experiment", "text": "Experiment\n\"What the hell?!\"\n \u2015Gordon Cole\nThe experiment was a supernatural being connected to the spirit BOB. It is white and female looking with a gaping mouth and two small horns. Its thumbs were reversed.\nBiography\nOn July 16, 1945, following the first nuclear test at White Sands, New Mexico, the experiment, floating in a dark void, expelled a stream of matter from its mouth, containing several speckled eggs. The stream also contained a large orb that bore an image of BOB's face.\nIn September 2016, the experiment materialized in a black mist in a glass box in New York City moments after Dale Cooper did. It violently shifted around for a few moments before breaking out and attacking Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato, hacking them to death.\nAgent Tamara Preston later showed a still image of the figure, taken from a camera at the crime scene, to Agent Albert Rosenfield and FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole, who were both visibly bewildered by the figure.\nThe Fireman showed Deputy Andy Brennan an image of the experiment, seen before it broke out of the glass box.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Experiment\" was a computer-generated character modeled by actress Erica Eynon. \"Part 1\" credits Eynon as \"Experiment Model.\"\nThe experiment looks similar to the white naked figures from some pictures from David Lynch, notably those of his Distorted Nudes book, \"Woman Thinking #2\" seen in the Dark Splendor book and the Head Series from his \"Small Stories\" exposition.\nIt could be theorized that the people watching the glass box expecting something to happen are an allegory of the viewers watching the series, but that was reportedly not Lynch's original intention.\nIn \"Part 17,\" Gordon Cole discusses the entity Judy, possibly referring to the experiment itself.\nIn The Secret History of Twin Peaks, it is mentioned that after founding JPL, Jack Parsons conducted rituals at the Devils Gate in Pasadena in an attempt to call forth the goddess Babalon, also known as the Mother of Abominations, a key figure in the Thelema mythos. Later, the weekend before the 1947 Roswell Incident, in Jornada del Muerto, on the ground where the bomb was tested, he tried to open a second gate to bring forth the elemental entity known as the \"Moonchild\" using the Working of Babalon.\nIn addition, Douglas Milford recounts President Richard Nixon showing him and actor Jackie Gleason a bizarre figure, similar in appearance to the experiment, in an observation room at Homestead Air Base.\nWhen directly asked about a connection between the Experiment and the figure shown to Milford, co-author Mark Frost acknowledged the possibility without confirming or denying it. He reacted the same when asked if sex magic was partly the cause of its appearance in \"Part 1,\" in the same vein as Jack Parsons' rituals."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fairvale.json b/data/input_docs/Fairvale.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3aec5b8474543006ee26e4c44661c254c18a06d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fairvale.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fairvale", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fairvale", "text": "Fairvale\nFairvale was a city in the vicinity of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nCoroner Joe Fielding practiced in Fairvale and was called to Twin Peaks to perform the autopsy of Laura Palmer.\nNadine Hurley met with a patent attorney in Fairvale, concerning her invention of silent drape runners.\nBehind the scenes\nNo city of Fairvale exists in the United States. Because of this, the name is possibly a reference to the fictional Fairvale, California, the main setting of the 1959 novel, Psycho and its acclaimed 1960 film adaptation."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Falling.json b/data/input_docs/Falling.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3399ea78ca56c25569851a3d1f577022a9b52430 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Falling.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Falling", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Falling", "text": "Falling\n\"Falling\" was a song by Julee Cruise.\nHistory\nOn the night of February 24, 1989, Cruise performed \"Falling\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Falling\" is a song composed by Angelo Badalamenti with lyrics by David Lynch, originally recorded by Julee Cruise for her debut album Floating Into the Night. The instrumental version of \"Falling\" was used as the opening theme for Twin Peaks and its 2017 continuation.\nCruise, as the Roadhouse singer, performs \"Falling\" in the pilot episode. The instrumental version recurs throughout the series and in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nWhen Cruise originally recorded the song, she was told to think about the person she loved most. She later admitted that rather than thinking about her husband, she thought about her cocker spaniel, Rudy.\nIn 2017, Chrysta Bell released a cover version of the song.\nLyrics\nDon't let yourself be hurt this timeDon't let yourself be hurt this timeThen I saw your faceThen I saw your smileThe sky is still blueThe clouds come and goYet something is differentAre we falling in love?Don't let yourself be hurt this timeDon't let yourself be hurt this timeThen your kiss so softThen your touch so warmThe stars still shine brightThe mountains still highYet something is differentAre we falling in love?FallingFallingAre we falling in love?"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Falls_Avenue.json b/data/input_docs/Falls_Avenue.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..613d36ec4392eb0a0ca6856b0857d7e6368dc1cc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Falls_Avenue.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Falls_Avenue", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Falls_Avenue", "text": "Falls Avenue\nFalls Avenue was a street in Twin Peaks, Washington. \nNotable buildings\nCalhoun Memorial Hospital (at the intersection with Lynch Road)\nDouble R Diner (at the intersection with Main Street)\nTwin Peaks Town Hall (at the intersection with Cedar Street)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fargo.json b/data/input_docs/Fargo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ebd8d573825de459f71ccf8f65fede44e5186d32 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fargo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fargo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fargo", "text": "Fargo\nFargo was a city in North Dakota, United States.\nIn February 1988, FBI Agents Chester Desmond, Gene, and an unidentified agent participated in the arrest of two prostitutes and a school bus driver in Fargo."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Farm.json b/data/input_docs/Farm.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c97c0f341c3982c40d54c5424b56f71102245fbf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Farm.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Farm", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Farm", "text": "Farm\n\"-Where are we going? -You'd probably like to go to that place they call The Farm.\"\n \u2015Ray Monroe and Cooper's doppelganger\nThe Farm was a facility in western Montana that housed a group of criminals led by Renzo."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Farm_faction.json b/data/input_docs/Farm_faction.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..373f5eca6adc65f3c791e226abc9c556ce8ebde3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Farm_faction.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Farm_faction", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Farm_faction", "text": "Farm faction\nA faction led by Renzo that occupied the Farm.\nNotable gang members\nRenzo\nRay Monroe\nMuddy\nAccountant\nRichard Horne"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Farmer.json b/data/input_docs/Farmer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0261be059fac24c15b20c386394cc9cab9d0e2b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Farmer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Farmer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Farmer", "text": "Farmer\nAn unidentified farmer in Twin Peaks, Washington was questioned in relation to a vehicular hit-and-run.\nBiography\nRichard Horne drove the farmer's pick-up truck to a meeting with drug dealer Red, and subsequently ran over a young boy in a drug-fueled haze. Afterward, he abandoned the truck near the farmer's field.\nLater that day, Deputy Andy Brennan questioned the farmer about the incident. In a state of panic, the farmer insisted he couldn't talk to him there, and pleaded to meet with him later in the afternoon on Sparkwood Road. However, he failed to appear at the arranged time."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park.json b/data/input_docs/Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..70a4a58904c1c059607674b4a761eb254b47d8aa --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park", "text": "Fat Trout Trailer Park\nThe Fat Trout Trailer Park was a trailer park located in Deer Meadow, Washington, owned and managed by Carl Rodd since the late 1980s.\nIn the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the trailer park was instead known as the Canyon Trailer Park.\nHistory\nTeresa Banks, a waitress and part-time prostitute, lived at the Fat Trout for about one month in early 1988. During her stay, she worked as a waitress at nearby Hap's Diner, while also renting rooms at the Red Diamond City Motel to meet johns. One night, after she attempted to blackmail Leland Palmer, Palmer beat her to death with a lead pipe inside her trailer. He then wrapped her in plastic and threw her into Wind River, where her body was found soon thereafter.\nFBI Special Agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley visited the trailer park to search her unit and question Carl Rodd, the owner. While they were having a coffee inside Banks' trailer, a hunched woman shuffled up to the door and peered inside, shuddering, before retreating, which seemed to disturb Rodd.\n \nLater that evening, Agent Desmond returned to the trailer park and asked Carl for directions to Deputy Cliff Howard's trailer. Rodd, interrupted by Margaret, pointed it out to him and left to take care of her concern. However, Desmond was intrigued by a noise emanating from a particular telephone pole, and instead went to inspect a seemingly empty trailer in the other direction. After knocking and receiving no answer, he knelt down and spotted a green and gold ring lying beneath it, which Banks had worn in an old photograph. Desmond reached out to pick it up.\nSome days later, Special Agent Dale Cooper arrived to investigate Desmond's disappearance, as the latter agent had not been seen since. Rodd, exasperated, told Cooper about his last conversation with Agent Desmond, then followed him to the spot where the unmarked trailer had been. Rodd explained that an old woman and her grandson had lived there, named \"Chalfont,\" which was also the family who had occupied it before them. Cooper then noticed that someone had written \"Let's Rock\" across the windshield of Desmond's abandoned car.\nBy 2016, Rodd had relocated the park to a new lot near Twin Peaks, Washington, dubbed the \"New\" Fat Trout Trailer Park.\nNotable residents\nTeresa Banks\nMrs. Chalfont and her grandson\nChalfont family\nCurious woman\nCliff Howard\nMargaret\nMillie\nCarl Rodd - owner, manager\nSam"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fear_and_Loathing%3A_on_the_Campaign_Trail_%2772.json b/data/input_docs/Fear_and_Loathing%3A_on_the_Campaign_Trail_%2772.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e86fb2844dbff86b21c7bdc338cc2153d8d5243d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fear_and_Loathing%3A_on_the_Campaign_Trail_%2772.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fear_and_Loathing:_on_the_Campaign_Trail_%2772", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fear_and_Loathing:_on_the_Campaign_Trail_%2772", "text": "Fear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72\nFear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72 was a book by Hunter S. Thompson.\nA favorite of Hawk, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nFear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72 is a 1973 book by Hunter S. Thompson. It chronicles and analyzes the 1972 United States presidential campaign."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/February_1989.json b/data/input_docs/February_1989.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..64d656b26d9d4b6aaec718e78ffdbab8ec7117c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/February_1989.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "February_1989", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/February_1989", "text": "February 1989\nThe following events took place in February 1989:\nEvents\n\nSunday, February 5\nLaura Palmer gives James Hurley a half heart necklace to show her affection.\nSunday, February 12\nLaura, James, and Donna Hayward have a picnic in the woods. James films the two girls dancing with Laura's video camera.\nThursday, February 16\nPhillip Jeffries arrives at the Palm Deluxe in Buenos Aires, Argentina and asks the clerk if \"Ms. Judy\" is staying there. The clerk gives him a letter from a young woman. Jeffries goes upstairs with a bellhop carrying his bags.\n10:10 a.m. EST \u2013 Cooper reminds Gordon Cole that he was worried about this particular day because of a dream.\nWhile Cooper tests the Philadelphia FBI office's surveillance cameras, Philip Jeffries steps out of the elevator after being missing for two years.\nJeffries confronts Cooper, Cole, and Albert Rosenfield, rambling incoherently about Judy and a meeting above the convenience store. While Cole attempts to call for backup, Jeffries disappears from his chair.\n \nJeffries reappears back at the Palm Deluxe in Buenos Aires, screaming in pain. Shortly afterward, Jeffries disappears once again.\nLaura Palmer and Donna Hayward walk to school, greeting their respective boyfriends Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson. Laura takes cocaine in the girls' restroom.\n2:30 p.m. PST \u2013 Bobby kisses the homecoming display case showing Laura's photograph.\nLaura and James Hurley have a rendezvous in the school's custodian closet.\nAfter school, Laura and Donna spend the afternoon at Donna's house, talking about James and falling in space.\nAt home, Laura realizes BOB has found and removed pages of her diary. In a panic, she drives to Harold Smith's home and leaves the diary in his keeping.\nAt dinner, Leland Palmer instructs Laura and Sarah how to introduce themselves in Norwegian for the business delegation arriving next week. They chant the phrase in unison, before breaking down in laughter.\nLate at night, Laura sneaks out of the house and meets a trucker friend of Leo Johnson for sex.\nFriday, February 17\nDale Cooper warns Albert Rosenfield that Teresa Banks' killer will strike again soon, and predicts that Albert will help him solve the next case.\n \nAt the Double R Diner, Laura Palmer prepares to leave for a Meals on Wheels drive. She is called over to the street by Mrs. Tremond, who gives her a framed picture of a doorway. Pierre whispers to her that \"the man behind the mask\" is searching for her secret diary. Laura tells Shelly that she can't make the run today, and leaves in a hurry.\nShelly tells Norma Jennings about Laura's absence and agrees to make the run for her. Ed and Nadine Hurley come into the diner, but Nadine is upset to see Norma at the counter and stalks out, as Ed apologizes and follows. Norma retires to a booth and starts crying.\nLaura searches her house and finds BOB crouching behind her dresser. Screaming, she flees the house and hides behind a hedge. She then begins to panic when she sees Leland exit the house and drive away.\n \nLaura goes to Donna's house and, sobbing, asks her to reassure her that they're still friends. They spend the afternoon at her house, where Will and Eileen both try to console her.\nLaura returns home and joins her parents for dinner. Leland, however, berates her for failing to wash her hands before sitting down, and then threatens her to tell him who gave her her locket. Sarah begs him to stop scaring her, and finally he relents.\nWhile preparing for bed, Leland breaks down in tears, and goes to Laura's room to apologize for his behavior.\n \nAfter falling asleep, Laura finds herself inside the room shown in Mrs. Tremond's picture. She steps through to find Mrs. Tremond and the little boy, before the curtains of the red room appear. She sees a conversation between Dale Cooper and the the arm. The arm extends a gold ring to her, while Cooper warns her not to take it. She seemingly awakens with the ring in her hand, and then sees Annie Blackburn lying next to her. Annie gives her a message about \"the good Dale\" to write in her diary.\nSaturday, February 18\nTo be added\nSunday, February 19\nAt the Timber Falls Motel, Phillip Gerard puts out a circle of candles, chanting, \"Fire walk with me.\"\nDonna and Laura recover from the previous night at Donna's house, Donna struggling to recall how she made it home. Crying, she hugs Laura, who says she doesn't want Donna to be like her. Leland arrives to take Laura to breakfast.\n \nOn the way, Leland and Laura are pursued by Gerard, who roars past them and pulls up next to Leland, shouting at him about stealing \"the corn. Leland guns the engine to drown him out, as Gerard waves a ring at Laura and shouts that \"it's\" her father. Leland speeds away and pulls up at a mechanic's shop. Laura, emotionally shot, tries to recall where she has seen the man before, then asks her father if he stopped by the house two days before.\nAt night, Laura remembers seeing Gerard's ring on Teresa Banks' finger, and offered to her by a little man in a dream. She asks BOB who he really is. Leland recalls murdering Teresa the previous year.\nMonday, February 20\nTo be added\nTuesday, February 21\nTo be added\nWednesday, February 22\nCliff Howard is 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 pulls a gun on Bobby, who then shoots him dead.\nEvents (original)\n\nThursday, February 23\nTo be added\nFriday, February 24\nTo be added\nSaturday, February 25\nTo be added\nSunday, February 26\nTo be added\nMonday, February 27\nTo be added\nTuesday, February 28\nTo be added\nEvents (alternate)\nSee: 1989 \u00a7 Events (alternate)\nDeaths\nFebruary 22 \u2013 Cliff Howard\nFebruary 24 \u2013 Laura Palmer\nFebruary 28 \u2013 Bernard Renault"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation.json b/data/input_docs/Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd778b3c34fbdb3522cc43a2fa44545112da533b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation", "text": "Federal Bureau of Investigation\n \nThe Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI is the domestic intelligence and security service of the United States.\nThe service took over the murder investigations of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Maddy Ferguson.\nInfrastructure\nHeadquarters in Washington, D.C. \nFBI Academy in Quantico \nLas Vegas FBI field office \nPhiladelphia FBI field office \nPittsburgh FBI field office \nPortland FBI field office \nSan Francisco field office \nNotable personnel\n\nAdministration\nDirector J. Edgar Hoover\nDeputy Director Gordon Cole - previously Regional Bureau Chief who oversaw the murder investigations of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Maddy Ferguson and the investigation of a mysterious dossier.\nChief of Staff Denise Bryson - former DEA undercover agent.\nBill Kennedy - Secretary of Denise Bryson.\nAgents\nSpecial Agent Dale Cooper - assigned to the murder investigations of Laura Palmer and Maddy Ferguson in 1989. He was suspended due to accusations that he was acting outside his jurisdiction, and was allegedly involved in a cocaine trade. He was reinstated after proving his innocence.\nDiane Evans - Agent Cooper's secretary\nAgent Albert Rosenfield - forensics expert who assisted Cooper on the Laura Palmer and Maddy Ferguson investigations, in addition to determining the identity of an assailant who shot Cooper.\nSpecial Agent Windom Earle - worked as a liaison for the FBI in Project Blue Book.\nSpecial Agent Robin Masters - top agent of Cooper's promotion class.\nSpecial Agent Chester Desmond - assigned to investigate the 1988 murder of Teresa Banks, during which he disappeared without a trace.\nSpecial Agent Phillip Jeffries - disappeared in Buenos Aires in 1987, then re-emerged in Philadelphia in 1989 only to disappear again without a trace.\nSpecial Agent Tamara Preston - assigned by Cole in 2016 to determine the identity of an archivist who compiled a dossier concerning the town of Twin Peaks.\nForensic specialist Sam Stanley - assisted Desmond in the Teresa Banks investigation. He subsequently was placed on administrative leave following a breakdown.\nSpecial Agent Roger Hardy - assigned to investigate the accusations against Cooper.\nSpecial Agent Frederic Nathan - FBI investigator working with Douglas Milford who interrogated Kenneth Arnold.\nSpecial Agent S.W. Reynolds - FBI liaison officer for Project Sign.\nSpecial Agent Randall Headley - Las Vegas-based agent.\nAgent Wilson - Las Vegas- based agent.\nAgent Gene - was at a school bus arrest alongside Chet Desmond and two other agents.\nSpecial Agent Aldo Smith\nSpecial Agent Bill Raum\nExternal links\n Federal Bureau of Investigation at Wikipedia"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Federico.json b/data/input_docs/Federico.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..927e40ef8d3052862893ce9396a159efaaaa3d14 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Federico.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Federico", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Federico", "text": "Federico\nFederico was an employee at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night in 2016, Federico approached Richard Horne and asked him not to smoke inside the Roadhouse. Receiving no answer, Federico asked him again to put the cigarette out; Richard dared Federico to make him do that. Deputy Chad Broxford intervened, saying that he would take care of the situation, to which Federico replied that he'd just have to \"make sure he stops smoking in here.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fifth_Avenue_resident.json b/data/input_docs/Fifth_Avenue_resident.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a43ed099d2d207924b689261966e5bef6cf47be4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fifth_Avenue_resident.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fifth_Avenue_resident", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fifth_Avenue_resident", "text": "Fifth Avenue resident\n\"Gee, wonder whatever happened to that guy.\"\n \u2015Tammy Preston\nAn unidentified real estate developer, the owner of an eponymous tower on Fifth Avenue, New York City, briefly dated Lana Milford in the mid-1990s.\nThe man, described as \"notorious\" and \"bizarrely coiffed\" went out with Milford during her time in the Hamptons. In a photograph of the two taken at a high society gala, Agent Tammy Preston noted that he appeared to be wearing a ring possibly resembling one from the red room that recurred frequently in Garland Briggs' dossier, although the resolution was too low to verify its identity. Earlier, a similar ring was documented among the belongings of Lana's late husband, Douglas Milford.\nThe character is a veiled reference to Donald John Trump (born June 19, 1946), a former real estate developer and television producer, and the 45th President of the United States."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fireman%27s_home.json b/data/input_docs/Fireman%27s_home.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..326eaa29d07d4c69a19f922cfd688c55f4cafe21 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fireman%27s_home.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fireman%27s_home", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fireman%27s_home", "text": "Fireman's home\n\"It is in our house now.\"\n \u2015The Fireman\nThe Fireman lived in a massive fortress set on a rocky atoll in a vast purple sea.\nProperties\n \nWithin the fortress's walls, people and objects appeared to be black and white. The Fireman and Senorita Dido lived in a set of rooms decorated in early 20th century decor, including a sitting room and a large projection room. Bell-shaped mechanisms with unknown purposes were scattered throughout the building.\nThe mansion room, which looks out over the same sea, may be part of the home.\nHistory\nIn July 1945, a mechanism in the fortress alerted the Fireman and Senorita Dido to the experiment giving \"birth\" to BOB and other malignant spirits. The Fireman went to the projection room and saw this process occur, and then levitated, emitting a golden aura from his head. A gold orb bearing Laura Palmer's image emerged from this aura, which Dido embraced and sent into the air. It passed through a tube and then through the screen, landing on a representation of the Earth.\n \nOn another occasion, Dale Cooper and the Fireman sat together in a similar room listening to a gramophone as it emitted unusual noises. The stranger gave Cooper a series of clues and said that Cooper was \"far away,\" whereupon Cooper disappeared.\nOn October 1, Deputy Andy Brennan disappeared from the woods on Blue Pine Mountain and appeared in a chair, sitting across from the Fireman. When the man raised his hand, a smoke-emitting device appeared in Brennan's hands and his attention was directed to a porthole in the ceiling, where he saw a series of images, including the experiment, the woodsmen, Dale Cooper and his double, Laura Palmer, and the eyeless woman Brennan had just found in the woods. After seeing himself and his wife Lucy walking through the Twin Peaks sheriff's station, he was returned to the woods and told his companions that they needed to keep the woman safe.\nBehind the scenes\n \nThe extrerior of the fortress, also referred to as a factory, was based on the Mr. Jim's Home by the Sea painting by David Lynch. The machine that projected Laura's orb into the screen was based on a sketch by Lynch.\nIn an interview with Salon promoting The Final Dossier,\n the interviewer asks Mark Frost if the Fireman's home and the White Lodge are one in the same. Mark cryptically indicates this is a possibility: \nSalon: The coordinates are one of the running plot threads throughout the new season. In \"Part 17,\" Evil Coop is transported from Jack Rabbit's Palace to a room inhabited by The Fireman \u2013 a space some fans have speculated could be the fabled \"White Lodge\". Is that an accurate label?Mark Frost: I don't want to over-interpret it for people, but if they're theorizing leads them there, that's certainly a valid point of view."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fireman.json b/data/input_docs/Fireman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6800835cfa4c5bb3fde3e15915128bebc21ad2f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fireman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fireman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fireman", "text": "Fireman\n\"Agent Cooper. Listen to the sounds.\"\nThe Fireman was a man who resided in a fortress set on a rocky island in a vast purple sea.\nBiography\nIn appearance, the Fireman was an extremely tall, gaunt, formally dressed man. A similar younger \"giant\" with more casual garments appeared in visions to Dale Cooper in 1989.\nFollowing the first ever successful nuclear test in 1945, the Fireman went to a room where Senorita Dido listened to a phonograph and a mechanism signaled an alarm. He went to an upstairs theater and observed the mushroom cloud, followed by the experiment releasing BOB in a stream of matter. The man levitated and a gold cloud formed from his head. An orb containing the image of Laura Palmer formed from the cloud and Senorita Dido sent it to Earth.\nOn another occasion, the Fireman appeared to Freddie Sykes, telling him to buy a green gardening glove that would bring immense strength to his right hand, and of his destiny in Twin Peaks.\nSometime later, the man drew Dale Cooper's attention to the sounds of an old phonograph and told him \"It is in our house now,\" and \"It all cannot be said aloud now.\" He then told Cooper to remember \"430\" and \"Richard and Linda. Two birds with one stone.\" He said that Cooper was \"far away,\" and Cooper disappeared.\nOn October 1, Deputy Andy Brennan appeared before the Fireman, who showed him a series of images in a portal above. Andy saw the experiment releasing BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura Palmer, angels, Naido, Dale Cooper and his doppelganger, and a utility pole. Andy also saw a hazy image of himself walking his wife Lucy Brennan through the sheriff's station and seeing somebody at the door.\nThe next day, the Fireman floated prone in the projection room, next to the face of Garland Briggs. Dale Cooper's doppelganger appeared in midair, trapped in a cage. The Fireman waved his hand and the screen, showing Sarah Palmer's house, shifted to show the road leading to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. The cage passed through the golden tube, sending the doppelganger to that location. There, after a confrontation, Freddie used the gardening glove to destroy BOB, while the real Cooper used the ring to send the unconscious doppelganger back to the red room.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Fireman is played by Carel Struycken, who previously appeared in the original series as The Giant. It is currently unknown if they are intended to be the same character. The Fireman was named \"???????\" in the credits until Part 14. In an interview with Rue Morgue, Struycken interprets The Giant and The Fireman to be one and the same:\nRM: How did you feel about the new name The Fireman? I mean, was it a bit jarring considering you were seen as The Giant for over twenty-five years?\nCS: Well, I didn\u2019t see it as a change. Remember, The Giant never called himself that, nor did anyone else. In this case, I do identify myself as The Fireman. So I see The Fireman as his true identity. That sounds about right, doesn\u2019t it? (Laughs)\nIn addition, Showtime's official Tumblr site for the 2017 series has a character web page for The Fireman, which includes fan art and quotes of Struycken as both The Giant and The Fireman on the same page, which corroberates Struycken's statement. The page's web address (URL) also refers to the \"Giant,\" indicating the web page's title had been renamed from \"The Giant\" to \"The Fireman\" at some point during the air run of the 2017 series.\n \nWhen asked if the Fireman sided with humans, Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost answered that the character has his own reasons, which are beyond human understanding. Struycken revealed that he was given the direction that the Fireman and Dido were \"performing some kind of ritual intervention to counteract the evil in the world\" when shooting Part 8. This scene was based on a drawing by David Lynch, which is also similar to Mr Jim's Vision, The Antman and Floating Figure (chalk on paper, 1985)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Flesh_World.json b/data/input_docs/Flesh_World.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b08cbb81cc116e39c42a4849c8f7e1eba9b3cee6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Flesh_World.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Flesh_World", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Flesh_World", "text": "Flesh World\n \n \nFlesh World was a magazine mainly featuring contact ads. Subscribers make contact with each other through responding to an ad by writing to the magazine. Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, Leo Johnson, Teresa Banks and possibly Jacques Renault have made use of the magazine.\nBehind the scenes\nThe title of the magazine in the original script for the pilot episode was Sex Toys: Swingers, Coast-to-Coast.\nIn The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, it is called Fleshworld in one word."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Francis_Drake.json b/data/input_docs/Francis_Drake.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..52f12912cc1856cb3887125ebdd9cf851f77b4d6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Francis_Drake.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Francis_Drake", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Francis_Drake", "text": "Francis Drake\nFrancis Drake was an explorer who, in the 1570s, claimed land previously found by Spaniard Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo and claimed it for Elizabeth I, christening it Nova Albion.\nBehind the scenes\nSir Francis Drake (c. 1540 \u2013 January 23, 1596) was an English explorer best known for his circumnavigational expedition from 1577 to 1580."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Frank.json b/data/input_docs/Frank.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6dd6a7c4e9369b01c97fc0f745ae350dd751ea8f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Frank.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Frank", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Frank", "text": "Frank\nFrank was an associate salesman at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nDuring a morning staff meeting, Frank noticed in disbelief that Dougie Jones was drinking his morning coffee. Apologetically, Phil Bisby explained that Dougie had \"really wanted it,\" and offered a spare green tea latte instead. Tentatively, Frank tried a sip and then, amazed, drank effusively, grinning from ear to ear while Phil and Anthony Sinclair watched in bemusement.\nBehind the scenes\nFrank was portrayed by Bob Stephenson, who previously appeared in an uncredited role as a Double R Diner cook in \"Episode 6\" of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Frank_Truman.json b/data/input_docs/Frank_Truman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2b8c25edd56f164d0082fafddee93ec8d73a9201 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Frank_Truman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Frank_Truman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Frank_Truman", "text": "Frank Truman\nFranklin \"Frank\" Truman was the sheriff of Twin Peaks, a position he held prior to and after his brother.\nBiography\nFrank was named after President Franklin D. Roosevelt by his father.\nHe gave the nickname \"Hawk\" to Tommy Hill, referring to a tomahawk due to Hill's heritage.\nIn high school, he was the captain of the 1968 football team, alongside his brother Harry, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, Hawk, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Barker, and Jerry Horne.\nHe served as a Green Beret in the Vietnam War. Subsequently, he became the sheriff of Twin Peaks, a position previously held by his father and later by Harry when Frank left Twin Peaks for western Washington, where he held a long career in law enforcement.\nAt some point, Frank and his wife, Doris, had a son who became a soldier and eventually committed suicide.\nIn 2016, following Frank's retirement, his brother was diagnosed with cancer. While Harry sought treatment in Seattle, Frank agreed to return as the sheriff of Twin Peaks, having arranged to hold the position for two years, after which time, Hawk would be promoted.\nAfter a fishing trip, Frank went to the sheriff's station after speaking with Lucy Brennan on a cell phone, which scared her, causing her to fall back in her chair. He then got an update from Maggie and the fellow deputies on situations that had occurred in the town while he was away, including a drug overdose by Denny Craig. He saw Deputy Bobby Briggs in the hallway and surmised that Denny's overdose was from Chinese designer drugs and told Bobby to keep on the lookout.\n \nTruman then met with Hawk, concerning a message from Margaret Lanterman's log that related to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who had disappeared from the town 25 years prior. He dismissed the skeptical Deputy Chad Broxford and Bobby revealed to them that Cooper was the last one to have seen his father alive, but did not know what the two discussed. Andy and Lucy's son, Wally Brando then arrived and paid his respects to Frank's brother, hoping for him to overcome his illness.\nSometime later, after a phone call with his brother, Frank's wife came to him, clearly frustrated about various things, including a leaky pipe at their house and her father's car.\nDoris later returned, frustrated with Frank due to her belief that her father's car had still not been repaired.\nHawk brought pages to Frank that were found in a bathroom stall door at the station. The pages belonged to a diary belonging to Laura Palmer and recounted a dream she had where Annie Blackburn told her that the \"Good Dale\" was in the Lodge, but could not leave. The two agreed to fill in Harry on the details, since he was the first person to see Cooper upon his exit from the Lodge. However, Frank allowed his brother\u2014whose illness apparently worsened\u2014to rest before being told of the discovery.\nFrank then contacted Doctor Will Hayward, who saw to Cooper's condition after his exit from the Lodge. He noted to Truman strange behavior from Cooper, as well as a possible visit to Audrey Horne in an intensive care unit, where she was in a coma.\nAlong with Hawk and Bobby, Frank visited Bobby's mother, Betty, who told them that she had been expecting this meeting after her husband told her about it prior to his death. She gave them a metallic container that Garland had hidden inside of a chair.\nThey took the container back to the sheriff's station and kicked Chad out of the conference room to open it. However, Frank and Hawk could not and an amused Bobby took them outside to open it, revealing slips of paper referring to the \"Jack Rabbit's Palace\" \u2013 an imaginary place where Bobby and Garland used to play during the former's childhood \u2013 and a series of letters and numbers, \"COOPER / COOPER\" being among them.\nFrank and Hawk later discussed their destination and Hawk explained an ancient map to him. He questioned a symbol on the map, which Hawk told him that he did not wish to know about. Deputy Holcomb then came to ask Frank if he wanted to see his new car.\nTruman later went to inform Benjamin Horne that his grandson, Richard, was the perpetrator in a hit-and-run incident that killed a young boy and the assault of Miriam Sullivan. Ben said he would take care of Miriam's situation and gave Frank a key to give to Harry as a keepsake, as it was the key Dale Cooper used for his hotel room at the Great Northern.\nFBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole later returned a call to Frank, who informed him of their findings in Laura's diary that indicated two Coopers.\nAfter arresting problematic Deputy Broxford, Bobby led Frank, Hawk, and Andy to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following Major Briggs' instructions. They encountered a nude, eyeless woman, who Andy noted to be important and to be kept under their care. Frank and Hawk admitted that they did not recall anything between finding the woman and Andy telling them about her.\nLater, as Frank sat alone in the conference room, Hawk called Bobby, Andy, and Lucy to join then, announcing the death of Margaret Lanterman.\nAndy later introduced Cooper's doppelganger \u2013 who was posing as the original Cooper \u2013 to Frank. Truman took the doppelganger to his office and was told he was visiting to take care of \"unfinished business.\" However, Frank then received a call from the original Cooper, who had just arrived in Twin Peaks. After a brief silence, the men drew their guns on each other, but before either could open fire, Lucy shot the doppelganger, commenting that she now knew how cell phones worked.\nCooper advised Frank to stay away from the doppelganger's body and soon arrived as the room darkened and bearded men attempted to revive the doppelganger. BOB was released from the doppelganger's body and defeated by Freddie Sykes, who had been brought from the holding cells to the office by Andy.\nAfter placing a ring on the doppelganger's finger, causing him to disappear, Cooper retrieved his hotel room key from Frank and voiced his best wishes for Harry.\nBehind the scenes\nFrank is played by Robert Forster, who had been the first choice to play Frank's brother, Harry S. Truman. The character was added to Twin Peaks: The Return after Harry's actor Michael Ontkean declined to return.\nTrivia\nHis favorite book is noted to be Angle of Repose by Wallace Stegner."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fred.json b/data/input_docs/Fred.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1844a7c6e4fce8c42a312d62d33041baedc532de --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fred.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fred", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fred", "text": "Fred\nFred was a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nAs Fred handcuffed Jacques Renault \u2013 a suspect in the attempted murder of Ronette Pulaski and the murder of Laura Palmer \u2013 Jacques managed to take Fred's gun from its holster and attempted to shoot Sheriff Harry S. Truman. However, Deputy Andy Brennan managed to shoot Renault just in time."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fred_Crisman.json b/data/input_docs/Fred_Crisman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7b96034305acc388a0f7129c91e76960376be177 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fred_Crisman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fred_Crisman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fred_Crisman", "text": "Fred Crisman\nFred Lee Crisman was a military pilot and deep-cover CIA special investigator.\nBiography\nCrisman served with the OSS during World War II as a liaison to the British Royal Air Force. He flew several combat missions in Europe and Asia. He flew his last mission on May 26, 1945 and allegedly came across a Lemurian cave in Burma.\nIn 1946, Crisman wrote a letter about the supposed Lemurian cave to Ray Palmer's magazine, Amazing Stories. Following the letter's publication, Crisman and Palmer became friends.\nBy 1947, Crisman was an active officer with the United States Army Air Force Reserve, worked in marine salvage, and was employed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Additionally, he was an active CIA agent, assigned to the Pacific Northwest as a \"special investigator at large.\"\nOn June 21, Harold Dahl \u2013 an employee at the marine salvage business \u2013 reported to Crisman an incident at Puget Sound Harbor near Maury Island where he sighted six unidentified aircraft, bringing him metallic fragments dropped by one of the objects and camera film he had taken of them. Crisman contacted both Tacoma Times police beat reporter Paul Lantz and friend Ray Palmer about the incident, mailing him some of the fragments.\nOn the evening of July 30, Crisman and Dahl traveled to the Winthrop Hotel and met with Kenneth Arnold, who had also claimed to have seen UFOs the previous month and showed him the fragments. The group decided to share the story with United Airlines pilot Emil J. Smith and Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown. Smith, Davidson, and Brown joined them for another meeting the following morning, though Dahl was absent.\nThat night, Crisman received a call from Dahl, who explained that his absence was due to meeting a government official in a black suit who warned him to no longer speak of the Maury Island incident, for the safety of his family. Dahl went on to say that when he had returned home, his son Charles was missing.\nLater, Crisman heard on the radio that a B-25 carrying Davidson, Brown, and some of the fragments had crashed and quickly informed Arnold of the accident. Crisman was later informed by Paul Lantz that an anonymous source claimed the B-25 to have been sabotaged or shot down.\nHe returned to the hotel, informing Arnold and Smith about the possible subterfuge. United Press stringer Ted Morello called the group to confirm details about Davidson and Brown, also telling them that an anonymous source warned that the same thing could happen to Arnold and Smith. This warning prompted the frightened Crisman to flee the hotel.\nCrisman was taken into custody by the military and put on an Air Force transport to Alaska. During his stay in Alaska, he allegedly discovered another Lemurian cave alongside a soldier he referred to as \"Dick.\" Crisman stated that \"Dick\" was killed by a ray gun that was brandished by a being from the cave. After his return to Tacoma, Crisman's reserve commission was revoked by the Air Force on September 8.\nMonths after his return, Crisman wrote a letter to Amazing Stories, recounting his discovery of the cave in Alaska. In 1950, he wrote a letter to Palmer's Fate magazine, proclaiming that the Maury Island incident was not a hoax.\nCrisman was recalled to active duty during the Korean War, serving as a fighter pilot for two and a half years and carried out espionage missions in the region. He worked various jobs for the remainder of the 1950s and 1960s, including a teacher, school administrator, freelance writer, political speechwriter, and host of a right-wing political talk show broadcast from Puyallup. Between 1960 and 1963, Crisman flew from Tacoma to New Orleans and Dallas eighty-four times.\nIn 1967, Crisman was called by Clay Shaw, a fellow OSS officer who was accused of conspiring to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. The grand jury subpoenaed Crisman, who was questioned about his connections to various persons of interest in New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into Kennedy's assassination. No charges were brought against Crisman and Shaw was acquitted.\nCrisman died of kidney failure at the Seattle Veterans Hospital in 1975.\nPosthumously, a key witness in a 1977 investigation into the Kennedy assassination identified Crisman as one of three vagrants arrested shortly after the shooting. However, an alibi was provided by a high school in Rainier, Oregon that employed him at the time.\nBehind the scenes\nFred Lee Crisman (July 22, 1919 \u2013 December 10, 1975) was an author who made various paranormal claims during the 20th century, such as the 1947 Maury Island incident. He later testified in the case against Clay Shaw for conspiring to assassinate John F. Kennedy.\nCrisman has also been proposed as an identity for one of \"three tramps\" that were arrested shortly after Kennedy's killing, but the House Select Committee on Assassinations concluded that Crisman only had a resemblance to one of these men and was not present in the vicinity of the assassination.\nArthur Bishop narrated Crisman's letter in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Fred_Truax.json b/data/input_docs/Fred_Truax.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c3e00809a56922cda3479815bf7f8dc601afab3d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Fred_Truax.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Fred_Truax", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Fred_Truax", "text": "Fred Truax\nFred Truax was an employee at the Packard Sawmill in February 1989.\nTruax was standing nearby when Catherine Martell left a meeting with Josie Packard and cursed Josie for insisting on shutting down the mill for the day. Catherine asked Fred his name, then fired him on the spot."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Freddie_Sykes.json b/data/input_docs/Freddie_Sykes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..24490402b867cdc6e07aea98665b2f55d1497ce9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Freddie_Sykes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Freddie_Sykes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Freddie_Sykes", "text": "Freddie Sykes\n\"...don't even get me going right now on that oddball Cockney kid with the green glove...\"\n \u2015Tammy Preston\nFreddie Sykes was an English-born security guard at the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington, and a friend of James Hurley.\nBiography\nAfter an evening at a local pub in the East End of London, Freddie had an epiphany in an alley. He climbed upon a stack of boxes and jumped before being transported through a vortex to a void, where he met a man who called himself \"the Fireman.\" The Fireman told him to go to a nearby hardware store and buy a particular green gardening glove, which if placed on his right hand would give him superhuman strength. Finally, Freddie was told that he would find his \"destiny\" in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nThe next day, Freddie found the opened package and the lone glove as he had been told, but the shopkeeper would not sell it to him since it was open. However, Sykes paid for it anyway and took it. When the shopkeeper tried to stop him, Freddie punched him without thinking, breaking the shopkeeper's neck. Subsequently, Freddie was unable to remove the glove whatsoever. A doctor tried to take it off but caused his hand to start bleeding.\nFreddie ultimately decided to go to Twin Peaks, and found that his plane ticket had already been purchased. Six months later, he was working as a security guard at the Great Northern Hotel, alongside James Hurley. The two visited the Roadhouse one evening and watched the Chromatics perform. On another evening at work, which happened to be James' birthday, he crushed walnuts with his gloved hand and reluctantly told James the story behind his glove.\nLater, Freddie and James went to the Roadhouse, where James greeted Renee. However, she was with her husband, Chuck, who attacked James. Freddie came to his aid, punching Chuck and another man with his gloved hand. Because of this, Freddie and James were incarcerated at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, there, Deputy Chief Hawk informed them that the men Freddie punched had been taken to intensive care.\nAfter Deputy Chad Broxford escaped from his cell and armed himself, he held Deputy Andy Brennan at gunpoint. As Broxford approached Freddie's cell, he punched the door open, incapacitating Chad.\nAfter Dale Cooper's doppelganger was shot by Lucy Brennan, Andy brought Freddie to the room. The real Dale Cooper arrived and BOB was pulled out of the doppelganger's body. Cooper acknowledged Freddie as BOB attacked and he fulfilled his destiny, shattering BOB into pieces.\nBehind the scenes\nFreddie's glove is a recycled concept from David Lynch that was originally intended for Jack Nance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Frederic_Nathan.json b/data/input_docs/Frederic_Nathan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8d778f1c5a143164b5eec272726c94be06e83753 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Frederic_Nathan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Frederic_Nathan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Frederic_Nathan", "text": "Frederic Nathan\nFrederic Nathan was a Special Agent of the FBI.\nIn 1947, Nathan was assigned to investigate a UFO sighting by Kenneth Arnold. Alongside Douglas Milford, Nathan interviewed Arnold on July 12.\nOn July 30, Arnold contacted Nathan and Milford, informing them of a meeting with Harold Dahl and Fred Crisman, who possessed metallic fragments dropped by a UFO. Nathan and Milford sent Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown to meet Arnold in Tacoma."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Frederick_Truman.json b/data/input_docs/Frederick_Truman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..514545fc5362e74777affb86b4e20a65e813037b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Frederick_Truman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Frederick_Truman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Frederick_Truman", "text": "Frederick Truman\nFrederick Truman was the sheriff of Twin Peaks, Washington and a founding member of the Citizens Brigade, later renamed the Bookhouse Boys.\nBiography\nDuring his childhood, Truman's father taught him how to tie a Green Butt Skunk, which he himself would later teach to his own son, Harry.\nIn the 1940s, Truman, then the sheriff of Twin Peaks, was a founding member of the Citizens Brigade, which was formed to defend the town following the United States' entry into World War II. A very patriotic man, he named his two sons after the two sitting presidents of Word War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.\nFollowing his retirement, his son, Franklin Truman took his position as sheriff. Frederick's younger son, Deputy Harry S. Truman, then took over when Frank moved away from Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Freemasonry.json b/data/input_docs/Freemasonry.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2e233da9dc05f92b90b18c830a03d5c8e7193d97 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Freemasonry.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Freemasonry", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Freemasonry", "text": "Freemasonry\nFreemasonry was a fraternal organization in the United States.\nHistory\nMeriwether Lewis was initiated into Freemasonry by Thomas Jefferson. Lewis later founded Lodge III in St. Louis, Missouri, where he initiated William Clark. Clark went on to found Masonic Lodge 12.\nAfter his death, Lewis' Masonic apron was found stuffed in his pocket, bloodstained. It was returned to his mother and passed down through her descendants before finally winding up on display at the Masonic Foundation of the Grand Lodge in Helena, Montana. The Archivist claimed that he obtained permission from the Lodge to test the blood on the apron for DNA and confirm by detailed comparison with blood samples from his living relatives that it was not the blood of Meriwether Lewis.\nBy 1947, Andrew Packard was involved in the Masonic Lodge in Twin Peaks.\nLodges\nMissouri Masonic Lodge 12\nTwin Peaks Masonic Lodge\nMasonic Foundation of the Grand Lodge\nLodge III\nBehind the scenes\nA true Meriwether Lewis' Masonic apron"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/French_woman.json b/data/input_docs/French_woman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..125fc864196f78ccc8fec307f8ecf97acde61725 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/French_woman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "French_woman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/French_woman", "text": "French woman\nA French woman went on a date with Gordon Cole during Cole's visit to Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nAccording to Gordon Cole, the woman was in Buckhorn visiting a turnip farmer friend of her mother whose daughter had gone missing. Cole had joked that the daughter was sure to \"turn up,\" but the woman didn't catch the pun.\nCole sat with the woman on his hotel room couch enjoying a \"fine Bordeaux.\" Cole was telling her a story about a past FBI operation when Albert Rosenfield arrived. Albert asked Gordon if his friend could give them the room, and Gordon told her to wait for him down in the bar. She spent several minutes collecting herself and flirtatiously posing before leaving the room."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Friedrich_Weyerhaeuser.json b/data/input_docs/Friedrich_Weyerhaeuser.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c6ff8f764501e0d91f0c4137be8ef525624de57e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Friedrich_Weyerhaeuser.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Friedrich_Weyerhaeuser", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Friedrich_Weyerhaeuser", "text": "Friedrich Weyerhaeuser\nFriedrich Weyerhaeuser was a lumber baron who purchased one million acres of forest from the Northern Pacific Railroad, establishing a timber industry in Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nFriedrich Weyerh\u00e4user (November 21, 1834 \u2013 April 4, 1914) was a German-American timber mogul and founder of the Weyerhaeuser Company."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/G._McMickle.json b/data/input_docs/G._McMickle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..379391f6c7583e6391ee229a9f854f816c340c0f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/G._McMickle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "G._McMickle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/G._McMickle", "text": "G. McMickle\nG. McMickle was a Washington state trooper.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, McMickle went to Twin Peaks High School,\nsearching for Bobby Briggs, who was wanted for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer. McMickle then divulged this news to teacher Margaret Honeycutt."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Garland_Briggs.json b/data/input_docs/Garland_Briggs.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..77a373491de849289b324f1261b0d1b4c881e849 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Garland_Briggs.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Garland_Briggs", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Garland_Briggs", "text": "Garland Briggs\n\"There are powerful forces of evil in the world. It is some men's fate to confront great darkness. We each choose how to react. If the choice is fear, then we become vulnerable to darkness.\"\nMajor Garland Briggs was a United States Air Force officer and the overseer of Listening Post Alpha, a top-secret installation in northeastern Washington devoted to studying paranormal activity both local and extraterrestrial. In March 1989, he disappeared for two days from the woods outside Twin Peaks and was taken to the White Lodge, a strange alternate reality connected to the region. Briggs was subsequently kidnapped by the rogue former FBI agent and colleague Windom Earle, who sought to gain entry to the malevolent Black Lodge.\nShortly after escaping from Earle, Briggs discovered that Agent Dale Cooper had somehow been compromised by his own experience in the lodge. Major Briggs then disappeared under mysterious circumstances and was believed dead for the next twenty-five years, until his recently deceased body was discovered in South Dakota.\nBiography\n\nEducation\nBriggs attended Boys High School in New York City and the Virginia Military Institute.\nTransfer to Twin Peaks\nBriggs was transferred from Fairchild Air Force Base to Twin Peaks, Washington with his family in 1982, later revealed in 1985 to have been under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford. Milford had hand-picked Briggs to continue his work in compiling an archive of history concerning the town of Twin Peaks and the mysteries surrounding it.\nThe last days of Laura Palmer\nOn the evening of February 23, 1989, Briggs sat in his living room with his wife, Betty, as he read aloud from the Book of Revelation. The doorbell rang and Betty got up to let Laura Palmer\u2014the girlfriend of their son, Bobby inside. She went to the basement to see Bobby and after she left, the major heard Bobby light a cigarette and he told him to put it out.\nAgent Cooper's investigations\nMajor Briggs sat in his kitchen in uniform the next morning, reading the newspaper as he had his shoulders massaged by his wife. They soon received a phone call, which his wife answered. On the phone was Sarah Palmer, Laura's mother, who reported that her daughter was not home and was calling to see if she was with Bobby.\nLater, following the discovery of Laura's body and the questioning of Bobby, the major was at the sheriff's station with his wife as they talked to their lawyer, and offered an ear to Bobby, as he would be home later in the evening. However, Bobby turned him down. Confused about the situation, they went home.\nHe prayed with his family the next evening around the dinner table. He told Bobby he wished to discuss his feelings about Laura's murder and that he respected his rebellious nature, but noted that there were limits in place. When Bobby ignored him and placed a cigarette in his mouth, the major slapped him, his patience being pushed to the limit.\n \nOn the day of Laura's funeral, Major Briggs spoke to his son, reprimanding him for smoking a cigarette and then told him to put it out. He discussed funerals with his son, saying that Laura died too soon and that they had a responsibility to the dead. He again spoke of his willingness to talk more to his son.\nTwo days later, the Briggs family attended a counseling session with psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. Garland and his wife stated their worries with Bobby's behavior and Jacoby then stated he wished to see Bobby alone. The major protested, but the psychiatrist said he would need to see each family member individually. Briggs and his wife then left Bobby and Jacoby alone.\nHe later attended a party at the Great Northern Hotel with Icelandic businessmen, talking to Einar Thorson about his fascination with Iceland.\nHe sat at the Double R Diner a few days later and saw his son come in and asked him to join him. Bobby asked the major what he did for a living, but he said that it was classified. He then told Bobby about a vision he had of a grand home. He said his son happily visited the home and the two embraced. As he left the diner, Hank Jennings asked him how the pie was, to which Briggs said \"exceptional.\" They shared a salute and he left.\nBriggs had a coffee at the diner the next day and observed Deputy Andy Brennan struggling with tape. The Log Lady came and sat next to him. She asked him if he was proud of his medals, but he said \"achievement is its own reward. Pride obscures it.\" She then said her log had something to tell him, but he could not hear it, so she translated \"Deliver the message\" and the major understood the meaning of this.\nHe visited FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper at the Great Northern to deliver a message concerning a communication in deep space, specifically one found from around the time Cooper had been shot, saying \"THE OWLS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM.\" This was followed in the morning with another communication saying \"COOPER\" several times.\nA week later, Briggs escorted an old waiter to the Roadhouse.\nHe met with the lawmen the morning after the killer of Laura was determined as Leland Palmer, who had died in custody, having been possessed to commit the crimes by an entity called BOB. Briggs stated that there was much more at hand than they could handle.\nDisappearance\nFollowing the funeral of Leland Palmer, Briggs attended the reception at the Palmer home. He spoke to Doctor Jacoby, who had recovered from a heart attack he had sustained earlier. He asked Agent Cooper about his plans now that the murder case was closed, and the FBI man stated that he was not sure but had vacation time he could use. Briggs then invited him to go fishing.\nBriggs and Cooper toasted marshmallows around a campfire, discussing Cooper's suspension from the FBI and the nature of BOB. The Major explained forces of evil and darkness when it came to face men. He also made mention of a \"White Lodge,\" but Cooper first went to relieve himself. A bright light flashed and Briggs called for Cooper, then disappeared.\n \nMajor Briggs appeared at his home to his wife and son two days later. He embraced his wife, telling her that things were \"not exactly\" all right. During his disappearance, a three-triangle pattern appeared behind his ear. Exhausted from whatever he had experienced, Briggs fell into a deep, sixteen hours long sleep.\nThe next day, Briggs told Doctor Hayward, Agent Cooper, and Sheriff Truman of his experiences during his disappearance, including a sight of a giant owl. When the sheriff asked him what his work involved, he responded that it was classified. However, he decided that the information was much too important for these restrictions. He told them that he was involved in the Air Force's Project Blue Book, despite it being officially disbanded in 1969 and that they were searching for a place called the White Lodge.\nAfter learning of the death of Douglas Milford, which occurred three days before, Briggs went to Listening Post Alpha, where he received one final message from Milford, written the night Briggs disappeared. The message contained Milford's regrets involving their work, a warning that the government had not been on the level with either of them, and his speculations on the nature of the Black Lodge and the encounters both he and Briggs had experienced with it, but he ultimately urged Briggs to continue the work.\nThe major stumbled to the sheriff's station the following day, saying to the receptionist Lucy Moran that he needed to speak to the sheriff, and then collapsed. He was taken to Harry's office and came to, and was given water by Lucy. He stated his worry about the Air Force's reaction to his disappearance, that their search for the White Lodge was not for pure reasons. He also predicted that there would be \"great trouble,\" and he left.\nA few days later, as Shelly gave him his bill at the diner, he commented, \"Compelling.\" The Log Lady came to him and examined the markings behind his ear.\nHe went to the sheriff's station with her, where they discussed their respective markings with Cooper.\nThe path to the Black Lodge\nDays later, in the sheriff's station conference room, Briggs observed Andy drawing a petroglyph on the blackboard and he corrected one of the lines. Cooper came in, needing his help concerning the disappearance of Leo Johnson, the appearance of Windom Earle - Cooper's insane ex-partner, and the petroglyph found in Owl Cave. The agent requested the major provide information on Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book. However, Briggs said that his security clearance was revoked following his own disappearance, and found moral reasons to not access the files, but he asked if a loss of human lives would be prevented by his help. He then turned his attention to the petroglyph, claiming to have seen it before. Briggs then agreed to do what Cooper had asked of him.\nBriggs assigned Bookhouse Boy Cappy the next day to research symbols from the petroglyph. Cooper and Truman arrived and he told them about Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book. He said that Earle became obsessed once the investigation focused on the woods surrounding Twin Peaks, and was promptly removed after he became violent. Briggs then showed them footage of Earle speaking of an evil place called the \"Black Lodge\" by the dugpas.\nLater, Briggs walked through the woods and saw men in a horse costume, one singing \"Home on the Range.\" The man fired a dart into Briggs, making him fall as the man revealed himself to be Windom Earle.\nAt a cabin, Earle interrogated him about the symbol at Owl Cave. However, the major insisted he was not at liberty to divulge the information. He was then injected with a truth serum and revealed he first saw the petroglyph at Owl Cave in a dream and that the symbols meant \"there's a time if Jupiter and Saturn meet, they will receive you.\" He then said \"Taht mug uoy ekil si gnimoc kcab ni elyts... Taht mug uoy ekil...\"\nBriggs awoke in the cabin the following day, chained to Leo Johnson, who freed him and asked him to \"save Shelly.\" The major got up and left.\nHe stumbled his way through the woods\u2014under the influence of haloperidol\u2014until he encountered Deputy Hawk, who took him back to the station.\nAt the station, Cooper asked him questions, but his answers were all unclear due to the effects of the drug. Among his babbling were \"protect the queen,\" and \"fear and love open the doors,\" the latter referring to the two Lodges.\nBriggs' condition had returned to normal by next morning, when he had breakfast with his wife at the diner. Sarah Palmer soon came with Doctor Jacoby and she told him \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper,\" in a man's voice.\nPresumed death\nBriggs had been led to believe that the person chosen to continue his and Douglas Milford's work was Dale Cooper, and so they met at the Briggs residence on March 27, 1989, just before 12 pm. While Briggs was unaware that Cooper had been replaced by his doppelganger from the Black Lodge, he still sensed that something was wrong about \"Cooper\" during his conversation with him and feared that he had misunderstood Milford's final message.\nAfter Cooper left, Briggs took down a note about his misgivings and then wrote a message for his son Bobby, directing him to visit a location near the station at 2:53 on October 1 and October 2 and take some of the soil. He hid it in in a metal capsule in his living room chair, telling Betty that one day their son, Hawk, and Sheriff Truman would come to ask about Dale Cooper, whereupon she was to give them the message.\nBriggs then went to Listening Post Alpha on his own, intending to send a 'MAYDAY' signal. The next day, Briggs was reported to have died in a fire at the station, although his body was not found. Cooper left town soon after this.\nOver the next twenty-five years, sixteen access attempts were made for Briggs' fingerprints.\nIn the Zone\nDespite what had appeared to have been Briggs' demise, a highly strange thing concerning it started happening in the two decades afterwards. At fifteen different occasions, in several locations across the United States, his fingerprints would appear, seemingly at random and without explanation. Further investigation would establish the identity of every single one of these prints as being that of Briggs.Disturbed by the implications of these findings, Briggs' employers, the US Air Force, started actively covering up these cases and also put protocols in place to track any new appearances of Briggs' prints.\nMeanwhile, the real Briggs was apparently \"hibernating\" in another reality, called the \"Zone\" by William Hastings, a native of Buckhorn, South Dakota. One September, Hastings and his partner Ruth Davenport somehow visited the Zone, where they met \"the Major.\" Hastings said that this man directed them to access a secure military database and find him a set of coordinates. When they did so, Hastings watched as the man floated into the air and said, \"Cooper, Cooper,\" before his head disappeared. He and Ruth were then attacked by other people in the Zone who demanded to know the name of Hastings' wife. Hastings awoke at his home, while Ruth was killed. Later, Hastings positively identified Briggs as the person he and Ruth had spoken to.\nRuth's severed head was discovered in her bed along with another copy of Briggs' naked, decapitated body, the sixteenth of its kind. Both had apparently died within the last week. Dougie Jones' wedding ring was discovered in his stomach. As per the protocols the military had put in place, the efforts of the Buckhorn Police Department to identify Briggs' body via fingerprints alerted the US Air Force to their findings. The report of the body's appearance was given to Colonel Davis. In response, Davis sent Lieutenant Cynthia Knox to Buckhorn to investigate the case and confirm the prints identity. Upon arrival, Knox discovered it was not just prints, it was an actual body.\nIn a dark void connected to the purple sea, Dale Cooper saw Briggs' head floating past, saying \"Blue Rose\".\nBriggs' face later floated in the projection room of the Fireman's home as Dale Cooper's doppelganger attempted to gain access via the portal on Blue Pine Mountain. Instead, the doppelganger was caged and redirected to the parking lot outside the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBehind the scenes\nBriggs was played by American actor Don S. Davis.\nBriggs has the following ribbons on his rack:\nMultinational Forces and Observers Medal\nLegion of Merit Ribbon\nSilver Star Ribbon\nBronze Star Ribbon\n(without \"V\" device)\nPurple Heart Ribbon\nwith 1 Bronze Oak\n(meaning it was awarded twice)\nJoint Service Commendation Ribbon\nArmy Commendation Ribbon\nwith \"V\" combat valor device\nArmy Valorous Unit Award Ribbon\nwithout gold frame\nNational Defense Service Medal Ribbon\nKorea Service Medal Ribbon\nVietnam Service Medal Ribbon\nKorean Service United Nations\nRepublic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon\nwithout gold frame\nRepublic of Vietnam Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon\nwithout gold frame\nVietnam Gallantry Cross Ribbon\nOddly, he never wore pilot's wings above his rack.\nHis rack has two ribbons which are exclusive to the US Army and none exclusive to the USAF.\nAs Davis passed away in 2008, the character appeared in the 2017 series through the use of CGI and a prosthetic corpse (with a missing head)."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Garmonbozia.json b/data/input_docs/Garmonbozia.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..41077b5a7040c8253525b086ed583960fb792c47 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Garmonbozia.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Garmonbozia", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Garmonbozia", "text": "Garmonbozia\n\"Where does creamed corn figure into the workings of the universe? What really is creamed corn? Is it a symbol for something else?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\n \nGarmonbozia was a substance that resembled, or indeed was, creamed corn. The term \"garmonbozia\" was synonymous with \"pain and sorrow.\" It was a source of sustenance for certain spirits, including the arm.\nWhile sitting at a formica table above a convenience store with BOB, the arm smiled at several bowls and plates of creamed corn sitting before him, identifying them as garmonbozia.\nPhillip Gerard, a host for the spirit Mike, accused BOB's host Leland Palmer of stealing \"corn\" that he had \"canned over the store.\"\nAfter killing Laura Palmer, BOB and Leland appeared in the red room before Gerard and the arm, both of whom demanded, in unison: \"Bob, I want all my garmonbozia.\" In response, BOB held his hand to Leland's stomach wound, causing it to disappear, and then threw a great amount of blood onto the floor. Moments later, the arm ate a spoonful of creamed corn.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the term \"garmonbozia\" appears in the final scene featuring BOB and the arm inside the red room; and also in the scene where the arm first appears in the movie while seated in front of BOB. The phrase in the script is simply \"garmonbozia (corn)\" \u2013 the clarification that the word refers to \"pain and sorrow\" appears only in the finished film, and then only in the on-screen subtitles.\nCreamed corn features in several scenes, notably in the introduction of Mrs. Tremond and Pierre in \"Episode 9.\" The name \"garmonbozia\" only appears in Fire Walk with Me.\nThe name may be inspired by ambrosia, the food that was said to sustain the ancient Greek gods' immortality."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Garth_Soderman.json b/data/input_docs/Garth_Soderman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..18813c81aafa5e7d6014997bea7c2b122b57b6cc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Garth_Soderman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Garth_Soderman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Garth_Soderman", "text": "Garth Soderman\nGarth Soderman was an owner of Slice 'N' Carve in Twin Peaks, Washington, alongside his wife, Seglinda."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gary_Leicht.json b/data/input_docs/Gary_Leicht.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0f7bd30c89d080cb0e4888c31659e56ae07d0bdb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gary_Leicht.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gary_Leicht", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gary_Leicht", "text": "Gary Leicht\nGary Leicht 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/Gary_Swyker.json b/data/input_docs/Gary_Swyker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e837644eba63c79d6f2bb85c877b8fd8dd907e1b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gary_Swyker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gary_Swyker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gary_Swyker", "text": "Gary Swyker\nGary Swyker 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/Gaston_Leroux.json b/data/input_docs/Gaston_Leroux.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e7f278cd8005b576cfea7a2d7a8cb3157aa77fc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gaston_Leroux.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gaston_Leroux", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gaston_Leroux", "text": "Gaston Leroux\nGaston Leroux was a French trapper and pedophile who explored the area near Owl Cave and was the first to note that moss grows to the north. According to a May 1787 entry in his diary, he carried moss in his pack to act as a sort of compass.\nHis bones were found along with his diary near the mossy area of Owl Cave."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gene.json b/data/input_docs/Gene.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eef92108a2241a23dc488ff5ce97878d17d435e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gene.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gene", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gene", "text": "Gene\nGene was a hitman hired by Lorraine to kill Dougie Jones.\nAfter Jones (actually Dale Cooper) and Jade left an empty house in Rancho Rosa Estates, Gene pulled up in front of the house and signalled his partner Jake that they would be driving by his position, but warned that he hadn't seen whether Jones was in the car with her or still inside. Jake reported back that he hadn't seen Jones in the car, and Gene instructed him to wait for him at Mikey's, and then discreetly planted a bomb on Jones' car.\nThat night, Gene called Lorraine to report that Jones still hadn't emerged from the house, although the lights were on. Lorraine screamed at them that Jones should have been killed yesterday, and now her own life would be in danger. Gene asked what she wanted them to do, but she screamed \"Fuck!\" and hung up."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gene_Pamloski.json b/data/input_docs/Gene_Pamloski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..565be0e42cac797ee0f84d0b4e591d1f908e8790 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gene_Pamloski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gene_Pamloski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gene_Pamloski", "text": "Gene Pamloski\nGene Pamloski 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/Gentleman_Jim%27s.json b/data/input_docs/Gentleman_Jim%27s.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7985c5ae0a380d2b02e287a30d8c6fae8f5ba0ac --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gentleman_Jim%27s.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gentleman_Jim%27s", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gentleman_Jim%27s", "text": "Gentleman Jim's\n\"If you're sewing anything\u2013from culottes to curtains\u2013this fabric emporium will be a funhouse for you.\"\nGentleman Jim's was a fabric store in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn February 24, 1989, Ed Hurley purchased drapes from the store for his wife."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/George.json b/data/input_docs/George.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c7a0e6296b771b35022900da8d678785bd2d041 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/George.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "George", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/George", "text": "George\nGeorge was a pressman at Cooper's Offset Printing.\nOn June 30, 1969, George got his hand caught in a press, which severed it below the wrist. In anger, he kicked the hand across the floor. Dale Cooper immediately made efforts to stop the bleeding and picked up the hand before an ambulance took George and the hand to the hospital."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/George_Bautzer.json b/data/input_docs/George_Bautzer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b1ad56300c25582ab18f343a6a92334c8b0267a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/George_Bautzer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "George_Bautzer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/George_Bautzer", "text": "George Bautzer\nGeorge Bautzer was William Hastings' lawyer and Phyllis Hastings' extramarital lover.\nBiography\nAfter finding that Bill could not be released on bail after his arrest in relation to the murder of Ruth Davenport, George told this to Phyllis, who informed Bill. She told George that Bill was then aware of their affair and told him not to leave with her, though they did plan on getting together later at her home.\nThat night, Mr. C shot and killed Phyllis with Bautzer's handgun. He was arrested for her murder.\nShortly thereafter, Bautzer was killed in a car explosion."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/George_Garrett.json b/data/input_docs/George_Garrett.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e2023f008fc884af7ea87ef6563aeeb91ec0b1ec --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/George_Garrett.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "George_Garrett", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/George_Garrett", "text": "George Garrett\nLieutenant Colonel George Garrett was a Collections Officer with the United States Air Force.\nGarrett attended the first meeting of Project Sign in December 9, 1947, where he presented a report on eighteen reliable UFO sightings."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/George_Wolchezk.json b/data/input_docs/George_Wolchezk.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..50171950f051ce042617a2e7a3ba0174077f2d5a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/George_Wolchezk.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "George_Wolchezk", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/George_Wolchezk", "text": "George Wolchezk\nGeorge Wolchezk was the principal of Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Principal Wolchezk tearfully made an announcement over the school public address system, informing the student body that homecoming queen Laura Palmer had been found dead earlier in the morning. As a result, he called for classes to be canceled for the day."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Georgia_Coffee_commercials.json b/data/input_docs/Georgia_Coffee_commercials.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..70824f974a31271d0974ddf6f406c51609e0b396 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Georgia_Coffee_commercials.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Georgia_Coffee_commercials", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Georgia_Coffee_commercials", "text": "Georgia Coffee commercials\n \nA series of four commercials were made for Georgia Coffee in 1993 and were only aired in Japan. Filmed after Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, they featured a sequential story in four parts with Dale Cooper as the main character. Angelo Badalamenti's music was used in the ads, specifically the title theme, \"Dance of the Dream Man,\" and \"Audrey's Theme.\" Despite being aimed at a Japanese audience, most of the dialogue is in English, with the exception of a few Japanese lines by the characters Ken and Asami.\nOriginally a second series of four were planned, but the Coffee company, unhappy with the first series, canceled them.\nThey were later released in the 2007 DVD box set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition.\nChapters\n\nLost\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Cooper listens to Ken telling him about his missing wife, Asami, who had sent him a postcard from Twin Peaks. He notes that when they searched her room, all they found was a photograph of her and a deer head. Cooper suggests that they think about it over a coffee. Lucy and Andy bring in some cups and a pot, but Cooper and Ken pull cans of Georgia Coffee out of their pockets, open them, and take a drink with Cooper declaring it \"incredible,\" and noting that \"this Georgia is damned fine coffee.\" The Log Lady enters the room and states, \"it's true.\" Cooper then points out a symbol on the deer head that is the emblem from Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nCherry Pie\nCooper and Ken arrive at the Gas Farm where they spot Asami's car, the Von Senger Vibel. There is a triangle with fifteen red snooker balls in the front seat. This leads them to the Double R Diner, where they grab a slice of cherry pie from Shelly Johnson. Cooper refuses her coffee and pulls out a can of Georgia Coffee, as lightning strikes outside. Once again, the Log Lady states, \"it's true.\" After trying a taste, Shelly gives Ken an origami swan.\nMystery of the \"G\"\nBack at the Sheriff's Office, Cooper notices a letter \"G\" on the bottom of the swan. Lucy brings in some Georgia Coffees for them and Hawk questions them. Cooper tells Hawk that he'll love the coffee. The Log Lady, as lightning strikes, once again states, \"it's true.\" After their tastes, Andy points out that he's connected pins on the map of Twin Peaks and they form the letter \"G\". The last pin is on top of Glastonbury Grove, the Owl Cave.\nThe Rescue\nThat night in the grove, Cooper enters the Black Lodge and finds Asami in the red room. He grabs her hands as she says \"Cooper\", and pulls her out of the lodge. Ken greets his wife and they all have coffee.\nExternal links\nAn analysis of the commercials at SensesOfCinema.com"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gerald_Craig.json b/data/input_docs/Gerald_Craig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cb8d070bae9bc4f47799a306f92e919cc59beba9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gerald_Craig.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gerald_Craig", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gerald_Craig", "text": "Gerald Craig\nGerald Craig was Doctor Will Hayward's roommate at Washington University.\nBiography\nCraig drowned on a rafting trip on Snake River, where Hayward was present and tried to save him. \n \nYears later, Windom Earle impersonated Gerald Craig \"on his way to a convention to Spokane\" to get close to Hayward's daughter, Donna. He left \"a gift\" for Doc, which was actually his move in a chess game with Dale Cooper, and a phone number to a cemetery."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gersten_Hayward.json b/data/input_docs/Gersten_Hayward.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9ba8efca2da1d17f55069ee7d8f1af17b8a0b043 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gersten_Hayward.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gersten_Hayward", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gersten_Hayward", "text": "Gersten Hayward\nGersten Hayward was the youngest of three daughters born to Dr. Will Hayward and Eileen Hayward of Twin Peaks.\nBiography\n\nChildhood\nAs a child, possessing an above-genius level IQ, Gersten was a prodigious student and a skilled pianist.\nOn an evening in early March 1989, Gersten welcomed her family, Leland and Sarah Palmer, and Maddy Ferguson to the \"Hayward Supper Club.\" She wore her fairy princess outfit for the school play and said she had received the highest grades in math and English, like her sisters. Gersten presented Harriet, who read the Palmers a poem about their deceased daughter Laura as Gersten played a piece on the piano. After the poem, she played Mendelssohn's \"Rondo Capriccioso, Opus 14.\"\nDuring dinner, Leland Palmer spontaneously asked Gersten to play \"Get Happy\" as he sang. Leland began singing faster and faster, losing her, before collapsing from exertion.\nLater life\nGersten took college-level courses in high school, graduating at the age of sixteen, and was fluent in four languages. She entered Stanford University, but suffered a nervous breakdown during her second semester.\nShe was treated at a Bay Area psychiatric hospital and returned to Twin Peaks. Although her health improved, she soon became dependent on opioids and designer drugs. Following her mother's death in 2009, Gersten began a series of reckless and chaotic relationships with several individuals, most notably with Steven Burnett. Their off-again, on-again affair preceded and overlapped Steven's marriage to Becky Burnett. In the interim, Steven had become Gersten's primary source for narcotics.\nOn a day in late 2016, Steven's wife, Becky, showed up at Gersten's apartment in a rage and shot through her door, believing them to be inside, while Gersten and Steven listened from a nearby stairwell.\nLater, Gersten and Steven, seemingly under the influence, went to the woods behind Steven's trailer park, where they sat against a tree. Steven held a gun and rubbed his leg, distraught over something he had done. Gersten tried to console him and talk him out of suicide, insisting that it was \"her\" fault and that he had been stoned. They were interrupted when Cyril Pons approached them, walking his dog. Gersten jumped up and ran around the tree, while Pons turned and fled. She listened in horror as Steven fired his gun.\nAs of September 2017, Gersten had not been seen or heard from in town since, and was believed to have left the area.\nBehind the scenes\nGersten was played by American actress Alicia Witt, who previously appeared in David Lynch's 1984 film Dune. Witt reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nThe end credits of Episode 8 are shown over the backdrop of Gersten playing the piano."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ghostwood_Development_Project.json b/data/input_docs/Ghostwood_Development_Project.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..222fa52ee49545b762d7098d8b73e2289cfb0751 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ghostwood_Development_Project.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ghostwood_Development_Project", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ghostwood_Development_Project", "text": "Ghostwood Development Project\nThe Ghostwood Development Project was a plan originally spearheaded by Benjamin Horne to build a country club on the location of Ghostwood National Forest. However, the project eventually found its way into the hands of Catherine Martell, while Horne had a change of heart, founding the Stop Ghostwood campaign, fighting for the conservation of the forest."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ghostwood_National_Forest.json b/data/input_docs/Ghostwood_National_Forest.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8ee2345a1b013ea4f047dd995fe98d25beffa809 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ghostwood_National_Forest.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ghostwood_National_Forest", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ghostwood_National_Forest", "text": "Ghostwood National Forest\nGhostwood National Forest was a forest that surrounded the town of Twin Peaks. It was known for its unusual places, such as the Owl Cave and Glastonbury Grove, which housed the entrance to the Black Lodge."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Giant.json b/data/input_docs/Giant.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b398f91a8d007423a4e00aa294c70652dbe005b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Giant.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Giant", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Giant", "text": "Giant\nThe \"Giant\" was a spirit who frequently appeared to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in visions. He provided Cooper with clues that directly led him to solve the murder of Laura Palmer. The Giant's appearances to Cooper were usually preceded by those of a kindly old waiter who worked at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nApocryphal stories of giants abounded in Native American lore. Chief Twisted Hair of the Nez Perce described to Meriwether Lewis a tribe of very tall white men who lived above White Tail Falls in a sacred grove, who had given his people at least three sacred artifacts. One of these was a gold and green ring.\nIn March 1989, a Giant, resembling a nearly ten-foot-tall man, appeared at the Great Northern Hotel in FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper's room to tell him three things that he said would come true: \"there's a man in a smiling bag,\" \"the owls are not what they seem,\" and \"without chemicals, he points.\" He then took Cooper's ring and said he would give it back when these things came true. He also said \"Leo locked inside hungry horse\" and that there was a clue at Leo's home. After telling the special agent he would require medical attention for his gunshot wound, he disappeared.\nThe next night, he appeared to Cooper again to tell him that he forgot to tell him something. Cooper mentioned the smiling bag to be true. The Giant then said that one person had seen the \"third man\" and that three people had seen him, but not his body. He then told Cooper he forgot something and disappeared.\nAs Maddy Ferguson was being murdered, he appeared to Cooper onstage at the Roadhouse, and said \"It is happening again, it is happening again.\"\n \nWhen Cooper remembered that, in his dream, Laura told him her father killed her, the Giant appeared to him and returned his ring.\nThe Giant appeared to Cooper onstage at the Roadhouse as he danced with Annie Blackburn, and was discussing having her join the Miss Twin Peaks competition. The Giant waved his arms back and forth and saying, \"No,\" as if warning him.\nHe appeared to Cooper once again in the Red Room, taking place of the elderly waiter. He sat next to The Man from Another Place and said \"one and the same,\" before he disappeared.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Giant was played by Dutch actor Carel Struycken, who later played The Fireman in the 2017 series. It is unknown if they are intended to be the same character.\nIn popular culture\nIn The Simpsons episode, \"Lisa's Sax,\" Homer watches a scene from Twin Peaks depicting the Giant dancing with a white horse. Homer comments, \"Brilliant, heheh!...I have absolutely no idea what's going on.\"\nThe Finnish doom metal band Swallow the Sun's song \"The Giant\" refers to this character.\nThe track \"Transmission 3\" by DJ Shadow samples the voice of the Giant from \"Episode 8.\"\nThe Giant's clues for Cooper in \"Episode 8\" are sampled on the classic ambient album Substrata by Biosphere. The lines \"Sorry to wake you... I forgot to tell you something... The things I tell you will not be wrong...\" appear in the song \"The Things I Tell You.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gilbert_Russell.json b/data/input_docs/Gilbert_Russell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eb53f3b09985d49ce37d8176bd434082e9801794 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gilbert_Russell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gilbert_Russell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gilbert_Russell", "text": "Gilbert Russell\nMajor Gilbert Russell was the commander of Fort Pickering in 1809 and a friend to Meriwether Lewis.\nAccording to a possibly forged letter to Thomas Jefferson and attributed to Russell, after arriving in a \"state of mental derangement,\" Lewis attempted suicide twice between St. Louis and Fort Pickering. This prompted Russell to incarcerate him upon a third attempt until he was \"completely in his senses.\"\nIn an earlier letter written to Jefferson shortly after Lewis' death, Russell portrayed Lewis as having been in good spirits and referred to his death as a murder.\nBehind the scenes\nMajor Gilbert C. Russell was the commander Fort Pickering at the time of Meriwether Lewis' death. As portrayed in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, two letters concerning Lewis and attributed to Russell appear to contradict each other, a factor that has helped fuel debate over whether Lewis' death was murder or suicide."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gilman_White.json b/data/input_docs/Gilman_White.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..25279298bad0704fcdd21e09af6a3b59bec23ff8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gilman_White.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gilman_White", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gilman_White", "text": "Gilman White\nGilman White was a lawyer whose clients included the Briggs family.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Bobby Briggs was taken in for questioning following the murder of his girlfriend, Laura Palmer. However, Bobby was let go after being asked about his activities with Laura and an argument they had the previous week."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Girl_(New_Mexico).json b/data/input_docs/Girl_(New_Mexico).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e69ca30cd2a3225440727d88355f96bd48137a2e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Girl_(New_Mexico).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Girl_(New_Mexico)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Girl_(New_Mexico)", "text": "Girl (New Mexico)\nA girl from Los Alamos, New Mexico fell victim to a strange desert creature on the night of August 5, 1956.\nThe girl visited a diner with a boy from her school on a date. As they walked home, the boy asked if she had liked the song they played, and she replied that she had. As they were walking, the girl spotted a penny lying heads-up, and said it would bring her good luck.\nLater, she asked if he was still going out with Mary, and he said that was over, but he wasn't sad about it. She 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.\nThe girl was sitting on her bed, contentedly listening to \"My Prayer\" by the Platters on the radio, when the broadcast was interrupted by a strange voice repeating an incantation. She quickly fell asleep, allowing a frog-like creature that had just hatched out in the desert to crawl into her mouth. The girl swallowed the creature whole, completely unaware.\nIn Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier, it is strongly implied that the girl is a young Sarah Palmer (then Sarah Novack). Tamara Preston discovers that Sarah, then thirteen, lived nearby and was rushed to the hospital on the same night after losing consciousness, one of several people in the area to experience medical distress."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Glass_box.json b/data/input_docs/Glass_box.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..40643b8cfd463018e6d77dcfde1eddb69c835a66 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Glass_box.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Glass_box", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Glass_box", "text": "Glass box\nA glass box surrounded by cameras and other sorts of equipment resided in a New York City skyscraper reportedly owned by an anonymous billionaire.\nHistory\nAn unidentified man was hired to watch the box until being replaced by student Sam Colby. The man reportedly saw something in the box, but did not disclose the details to Colby.\nOne night in 2016, after changing the SD card in a camera that filmed the box, Colby got a delivery of coffee from acquaintance Tracey Barberato. She asked to go back with him into the room that housed the box, but with a security guard present, he told her she could not. When he went back in, he caught her trying to look over his shoulder as he entered the door code on a keypad.\nSometime later, he left the box's room and Dale Cooper appeared inside before being transported out. Tracey had brought coffee for Sam again and this time, the security guard was not anywhere to be seen, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. After a few moments of watching the box and drinking their coffee, they began to make out. As they began to engage in sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box and broke through to relentlessly slaughter them.\nWhen the structure was discovered, FBI agent Tamara \"Tammy\" Preston was instructed to oversee the murders investigation; on September 26, she presented her findings to Albert Rosenfield and Gordon Cole. The New York Police Department was unaware of the existence of the place, and did not know the name of its owner. Although multiple guards were on duty 24\u20137, none of them resulted traceable; Sam and Tracey were ID'd, but their bodies did not show outer prints, DNA or fiber to investigate. Hundreds of digital files were found and confiscated from SD cards kept in safes in the room: most of them consisted of hours of the glass box as shown from different angles, with blurred shapes passing in front of the camera for a few frames. The night of the murder, one of the multiple cameras caught a glimpse of the ghostly figure, which faded as soon as it moved.\nOn September 29, Tammy showed Albert and Gordon a photo taken from one of the earlier SD cards, depicting Cooper's doppelganger talking to a scientist in front of the glass box."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Glastonbury_Grove.json b/data/input_docs/Glastonbury_Grove.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..05aaa91f52ef7480c854e6c295bb060e485cce09 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Glastonbury_Grove.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Glastonbury_Grove", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Glastonbury_Grove", "text": "Glastonbury Grove\n\"You'll not run from me now... not in this circle of trees.\"\n \u2015Windom Earle\nGlastonbury Grove was a circular stand of twelve sycamore trees located in Washington's Ghostwood National Forest, close to Pearl Lakes and the town of Twin Peaks. In the center of the grove, flanked by two more sycamores, was a rocky pool containing a thick, black substance resembling scorched oil.\nUnder certain conditions, a translucent set of curtains would appear across the grove's center, allowing passage into a red-curtained labyrinth believed to be the mythical Black Lodge.\nHistory\nThe grove was named after Glastonbury, England, a town said to be the burial site of the legendary King Arthur.\n \nA petroglyph found in Owl Cave depicted the grove as part of a map of the region, accompanied by the symbols for Saturn and Jupiter. This was interpreted to mean that the passage to the Black Lodge located there would open at the conjunction of those planets.\nIn 1805, Meriwether Lewis traveled to the grove with a small company from the Corps of Discovery following a map provided by Twisted Hair, who claimed that a tribe of tall white men resided there. A hallucinatory episode followed, which neither Lewis nor his companions could fully recall.\nShortly before his death, Samson Lanterman brought home a bottle of the pool's oil, telling his wife Margaret that the substance was \"an opening to a gateway.\"\n1989\nIn February 1989, after killing his daughter Laura, Leland Palmer went to the grove and screamed, his face taking on a pale, demonic appearance. The red curtains appeared, allowing him to pass into the red room.\nThe following month, on the night of March 27, BOB's arm extended from thin air over the pool, grasping, followed by BOB himself. The curtains appeared over the pool briefly.\nLater, Windom Earle brought the kidnapped Annie Blackburn to the grove in Pete Martell's stolen pickup truck, having deduced from the petroglyph that the site held an entrance to the Black Lodge. As they approached, Annie uttered a prayer, but after they stepped between the trees, she fell silent, apparently hypnotized. Some time thereafter, Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrived in pursuit, where Cooper insisted that he needed to proceed alone. Truman watched in horror as Cooper stepped through the curtains, vanishing from view.\nTruman waited outside the entrance for the next day and well into the night, until Cooper and Annie reappeared in the grove, both unconscious and bloodied. Truman rushed Annie, catatonic, to Calhoun Memorial Hospital and brought Cooper back to his room at the Great Northern.\n2016\nOne evening, Deputy Hawk hiked through the woods to visit the grove, following a message Margaret Lanterman had delivered from her log. On the phone, Hawk told Margaret that he had a feeling something important was supposed to happen there, and she replied: \"The stars turn, and a time presents itself.\" She warned him to be watchful, and invited him to join her for coffee afterward. At the grove, Hawk shone his light around the pool, and briefly saw the red curtains, drifting in and out of view.\nLater, Dale Cooper exited the red room at will by raising his hand to the curtains and stepped out into the grove, where he found Diane Evans waiting for him. She asked if it was really him, and he confirmed that it was.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the shooting scripts and The Secret History of Twin Peaks, the spelling is \"Glastonbury,\" whereas Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town and the Georgia Coffee commercials use the spelling \"Glastonberry.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gordon_Cole.json b/data/input_docs/Gordon_Cole.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f05dd194aadd6618f8b74d5674beb85dfd0e97d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gordon_Cole.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gordon_Cole", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gordon_Cole", "text": "Gordon Cole\n\"You'll have to speak up, sheriff, hearing's gone! Long story! Got these things cranked up to the max!\"\nGordon Cole was a Regional Bureau Chief, and later Deputy Director, with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Agent Cooper's immediate superior, in a career that spanned more than four decades.\nBiography\n\nEarly career\nIn 1968, Gordon Cole went through FBI training with Phillip Jeffries at Quantico, where the two graduated as the top agents.\nSometime around 1969, as a result of an incident he would only explain as a \"long story,\" Cole was suffered severe and permanent hearing loss, requiring him to wear two hearing aids at maximum volume. Even still, he was known to constantly mishear others' statements, and spoke in a loud volume to compensate.\nIn 1975, Cole and Jeffries responded to a case in Olympia, Washington, where suspect Lois Duffy appeared to have killed an identical person, who said \"I'm like the blue rose,\" before dying and disappearing. This was the first case and the namesake of the Blue Rose task force.\nIn 1978, Gordon Cole was the deputy director of the FBI's Criminal Investigation Division. He first met Dale Cooper when he flew to Pittsburgh to oversee the investigation of Windom Earle's kidnapping and a bizarre series of murders. They talked through the case together, after which Cole, in Cooper's words, \"gave it the thumbs-up, then blew back to Washington just as fast and loud as he came in.\"\nOn President Richard Nixon's advice, Douglas Milford recruited Cole about a year after Nixon's resignation from office to secretly continue the work of Project Blue Book.\nIn early 1983, Cole and Jeffries visited the town of Twin Peaks, supposedly in order to investigate the construction of the Listening Post Alpha facility by the U.S. Air Force on Blue Pine Mountain that Mayor Dwayne Milford and a number of locals were concerned about. Afterward, Cole sent the mayor a letter stating that he had personally spoken to the project supervisor Major Garland Briggs and his superiors and determined that the base was a new radar and weather forecasting facility, part of President Reagan's new Strategic Defense Initiative also known as the \"Star Wars\" project. In truth, Cole's report was part of the cover story for Listening Post Alpha, officially known as SETI Array 7-I, a deep-space monitoring operation overseen by the mayor's brother Douglas Milford.\nAround 1985, while protecting Caroline Earle at a safe house, Agent Cooper was shot and gravely injured by an unknown assailant, while Caroline was killed. Cole was the one to break the news to Cooper when he awoke, and also revealed that Windom had lost his mind upon finding the two of them. Heartbroken, Cooper requested a leave of absence, returning to duty months later. After visiting Earle in the insane asylum, Cooper shared a recording of their conversation with Cole and confided his belief that Earle had been insane far earlier than Caroline's death, and was in fact somehow responsible for it. After hearing the tape, Cole agreed that Earle clearly needed to remain institutionalized for the rest of his life.\nMurder of Teresa Banks\n \nIn early 1988, the body of Teresa Banks was found in Deer Meadow, Washington. Cole dispatched Agent Chester Desmond to lead the investigation and arranged to meet him in Portland for a briefing. At the airport, Cole introduced Desmond to Agent Sam Stanley and then presented Lil, who performed an interpretive dance to share important facts about the case. Cole said that Lil was \"his mother's sister's girl,\" before covering his face with his hand. Lil was also wearing a blue rose.\nOn February 16, 1989, Agent Phillip Jeffries reappeared at the FBI office in Philadelphia after two years missing. Cole, along with Cooper and Albert Rosenfield, tried to make sense of Jeffries' story, shortly before Jeffries disappeared from the office once again.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn February 28, 1989 - four days after Agent Cooper had been assigned to the murder investigation of Laura Palmer - Cole called Cooper at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department to update him on Laura's autopsy results. He also warned that Agent Albert Rosenfield intended to press assault charges against Sheriff Truman. Cooper vehemently insisted that he would fight against it, and implored Cole to intervene. Later in the day, Gordon faxed Cooper a reconstruction of a plastic fragment found in Laura's stomach, which was part of a One Eyed Jacks poker chip.\n \nCole arrived in Twin Peaks in person on March 8, following Cooper's shooting at the Great Northern Hotel. He interrupted Truman's questioning of Donna Hayward to introduce himself, and to share Rosenfield's lab report on the shooting incident and the syringe found on Phillip Gerard. Later, Cole met Cooper at the sheriff's station, enthusiastically greeting him and remarking that Cooper reminded him of a \"small Mexican chihuahua.\" In Truman's office, Cole conveyed Agent Rosenfield's concern that Cooper was getting in over his head, and shared a troubling message sent to the bureau from the escaped Windom Earle - the first move in a chess game.\nThat evening, along with Cooper, Truman, and Deputy Hawk, Cole withheld Gerard's haloperidol dose and watched as he was possessed by Mike, an inhabiting spirit from the Black Lodge. Mike explained his nature and his purpose: to stop BOB, his former partner in crime. He then revealed that BOB was, at that moment, somewhere at the Great Northern.\nEarly the next morning, Cole mentioned to Cooper and the others that pages from Laura Palmer's secret diary had been found a mile away from the crime scene; Cooper sent Deputy Hawk to search Harold Smith's home for the diary. Cole then took his leave, heading for Bend, Oregon on secret business, and wished them luck.\nCooper's Suspension from the FBI\nDays after Cole departed from Twin Peaks, Leland Palmer was found to be the killer of Laura, having committed the act while possessed by BOB. Following this, Cooper was suspended from the FBI due to acting outside of his jurisdiction and an apparent connection to a drug trade operated by the Canadian Renault family.\nOn March 14, Cole called from Bend to inform Cooper that DEA agent Dennis Bryson would soon arrive in Twin Peaks to assist in the operation to apprehend Jean Renault.\nReturn of Windom Earle\nOn March 22, Cole returned to Twin Peaks to bring Cooper the classified portion of Windom Earle's dossier. He also presented Cooper with a sidearm and announced that he was reinstating Cooper as an FBI agent to help locate and stop Earle before he could complete his insane plan.\n \nCole and Cooper took Sheriff Truman to the Double R Diner, where Cole recommended raw meat and eggs to treat Truman's hangover. While Truman ran to the restroom, Gordon became smitten by the sight of Shelly Johnson, comparing her aloud to the Venus de Milo and stepping up to the counter to chat with her. As they talked, Cole was astonished to realize that he could hear her perfectly, and could converse at a normal volume for the first time in twenty years. After a testy exchange with the Log Lady sitting nearby, Cole ordered coffee and a massive piece of pie, explaining that his socks were on fire. He later requested a piece of paper and a pencil in order to write an epic poem about the meal he had just had. Shelly later took him to see Doctor Will Hayward about his hearing problem.\nThe next morning, Cole was at the Double R regaling Shelly with a case story when they were joined by Cooper and Annie Blackburn. Cole explained to Shelly that he would soon be leaving Twin Peaks indefinitely, and said that during their short friendship she had touched his heart. Then, saying that he might regret it the rest of his days unless he did it, Cole leaned in to kiss her. Bobby Briggs, entering the diner, angrily shouted at them, prompting Cole to yell, \"YOU ARE WITNESSING A FRONT THREE-QUARTER VIEW OF TWO ADULTS SHARING A TENDER MOMENT!\" He then advised Bobby that he would soon see it again, and kissed Shelly a second time.\nThe Dossier\nOn July 17, 2016, a ledger was recovered from an active crime scene, containing a lengthy dossier on the history of Twin Peaks and unusual phenomena in the region, compiled by an unknown individual. On August 4, Cole tasked Agent \"TP\" (Tammy Preston) of the bureau's Investigations and Operations Support Section with reviewing the dossier and determining the identity of its author. Preston noticed that references to and statements by Cole were among the documents in the dossier, but could only turn in her findings while wondering about the extent of Cole's involvement.\nRe-emergence of Agent Cooper\nAt some point in the 25 years after Cooper's disappearance, Cole had been promoted to Deputy Director. Though he still required the use of a hearing aid, his comprehension skills had vastly improved to the point that most people did not need to shout for him to understand them, although he still comically misheard his colleagues at times. Agent Tamara Preston presented to Cole and Albert crime scene photos of the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato, apparently caused by a figure that appeared in a glass box in the room with them. Cole then received a call concerning Agent Cooper, who had been missing since 1989. He was informed that Cooper was in South Dakota and Cole decided to bring Tammy and Albert with him.\nAs he waited to speak with Denise Bryson - by then the FBI's Chief of Staff - he visited with Bill Kennedy. He informed Denise about the situation with Cooper. When she expressed her doubts about Agent Preston, Cole reminded her of the support he gave her years ago when she became Denise. She then voiced her support and Cole left.\nCole was left disappointed by the fact that the federal prison in South Dakota was nowhere near Mount Rushmore, prompting Albert to give him a picture, which satisfied him. He then noticed Tammy sticking her head out the window of the car, which Albert explained was due to her getting carsick. Mishearing this, Cole pointed out that Cossacks are in Russia, resulting in Albert yelling \"Carsick!\" once more, which confused the driver. Annoyed, Cole remarked that Albert must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed that morning.\nUpon arrival at the prison, Gordon, Tammy, and Albert were presented with the contents found in Cooper's trunk: cocaine, a machine gun, and a dog leg. They were then permitted to speak to Cooper, who claimed that he had been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries and that he was on his way to debrief with Cole when he had his car accident that led to his incarceration.\nCole took note that during the interview Albert had an out-of-the-ordinary reaction to Cooper, so they spoke privately. Albert admitted to Cole that he had been contacted by Phillip Jeffries some years before, requesting information on an agent in Colombia that was pertinent to Cooper's safety and a week later, the agent was killed. They then discussed the meeting with Cooper, both feeling that something was not right, but did not fully understand the situation, classifying it as a \"Blue Rose.\" To confirm their suspicions, Cole asked Albert about Diane Evans, Cooper's former secretary, to come see the imprisoned Cooper. Albert noted that he still knew where she drank.\nAfter Diane refused to go with Albert, Cole later convinced her to see Cooper at the prison. After a brief and shaking visit, Diane told him that the imprisoned Cooper was not the Dale she knew, as he lacked his heart.\nOn the way back from South Dakota, Cole was informed by Colonel Davis that the body of Major Garland Briggs had been identified in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Cole had the plane re-routed to Buckhorn and received a call from Warden Murphy, who told him that Cooper had escaped from prison.\nThey met Lieutenant Cynthia Knox at the police station and were shown to Briggs' decapitated body by Knox and Detective Dave Macklay, who explained that the body had been found in a bed with Ruth Davenport's severed head and that the prime suspect of Davenport's murder \u2013 William Hastings \u2013 had an interest in alternate dimensions. Cole pulled Albert aside after Albert noticed the body showed the incorrect age for Briggs, which caused Cole to connect it to Cooper. Coroner Constance Talbot showed them a ring found in the body with the inscription, \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E,\" prompting Cole to wish to speak to Hastings.\nPreston soon interrogated Hastings, who claimed to have entered an alternate dimension, where he met Briggs, who floated up whilst speaking Cooper's name.\nAfter Cole and Tammy observed Albert having dinner with Constance, Cole heard a knock on his hotel room door. Upon opening it, he saw a vision of a crying Laura Palmer before it faded, and Albert stood before him. Albert informed him that a text had been received by Diane following Cooper's escape from prison and she had responded with information about Hastings. Tammy then came to show them a photo of Cooper and another man with the glass box that was held at the penthouse where Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato were killed.\nHastings led the Gordon, Albert, Tammy, and Macklay to where he and Ruth had entered \"the zone,\" where Cole and Albert spotted \"dirty, bearded men.\" Cole went to where Bill had entered \"the zone.\" He saw a hurricane-like formation and raised his hands, eventually seeing a vision of more bearded men. Albert pulled him away before he could be transported and they found a headless woman's body, which they presumed to be Ruth Davenport. After Albert photographed the body, they went to Macklay's car, where Hastings suddenly died.\nLater, as Gordon, Albert, and Diane awaited coffee, Gordon's hand shook. Tammy soon brought coffee and donuts and Macklay confirmed the body as belonging to Ruth. Gordon and Albert describe the bearded men, which Diane confirmed to have also seen exiting the car after Hastings died.\nCole and Albert later inducted Preston into the Blue Rose task force and Diane into an official role in the Cooper investigation.\nAs Gordon spent an evening with a French woman, Albert interrupted to show Cole texts received and sent by Diane, reading \"Las Vegas?\" and \"THEY HAVEN'T ASKED YET.\"\nHe later called the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and was transferred to Sheriff Frank Truman \u2013 the brother of previous sheriff Harry S. Truman \u2013 who informed him that they had found pages from Laura Palmer's diary that suggested the existence of two Coopers.\nCole met with Preston and Albert, and filled them in on his call to Twin Peaks. Diane soon joined them and confirmed to Cole that Cooper had mentioned Briggs the last time they saw each other. Albert explained to Diane of Briggs' significance and she recognized the Janey-E and Dougie Jones mentioned on the ring found in Briggs' stomach \u2013 her half-sister and her husband, who lived in Las Vegas. Cole then contacted the FBI branch in Las Vegas, telling them that the Joneses were suspects in a double murder.\nCole recalled a dream he had about Monica Bellucci \u2013 apparently one of many \u2013 in which he had coffee with her in Paris. He saw Cooper there, but could not see his face. Bellucci told him \"we are like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream,\" and asked \"but who who is the dreamer?\" before Cole saw himself in 1989, specifically the day of Jeffries' brief re-appearance. Cole then recalled Jeffries pointing to Cooper and asking who Cole thought he was.\nDiane came to Gordon, Albert, and Tammy to recount the events of her first meeting with the man she believed to be Cooper following his disappearance, explaining that he had sexually assaulted her and took her to an \"old gas station.\" Diane then declared she was \"in the sheriff's station\" and became upset, saying she was not herself. She drew a gun from her handbag, but Albert and Tammy reacted in time, shooting her until she disappeared, revealing that she was actually a tulpa. Gordon then questioned what she meant by \"sheriff's station.\"\nIn the aftermath, while the group tried to figure out what had just happened, Cole revealed a secret he kept for 25 years: before his disappearance, Major Briggs informed Cole and Agent Cooper about an entity he had become aware of known as \"Jowday,\" which had been changed over the years to become \"Judy,\" which Phillip Jeffries was aware of. Cooper told Cole to look for him if he ever disappeared. He then adds that an informant for the FBI, Ray Monroe, had told him that the doppelganger of Cooper was looking for coordinates. While trying to figure this out, Gordon received word from Agent Headley that Dougie Jones had left the hospital. Bushnell Mullins took the phone and reported a message Dougie had left for Gordon, causing him to realize Dougie was Cooper. Thinking about the message, Gordon realized Cooper was headed for Twin Peaks, and quickly left with the agents.\nThe agents made it to Twin Peaks just after Cooper had managed to defeat his doppelganger, and bore witness to the real Diane Evans' return. As Cooper made a speech, the lights suddenly went out in the station. Cole then joined Diane and Cooper in the basement of the Great Northern, where they bid their goodbyes to Cooper as he went into a locked door.\nVery shortly thereafter, Cole was found by the Horne brothers in the Great Northern's boiler room. He proceed to quickly excuse himself from the aftermath of the dramatic and mysterious events in the sheriff's office, asking Tammy to stay behind in Twin Peaks for a couple of days to write a report on the recent events in the town. He then returned to the Philadelphia FBI field office via plane the very same day.\nPersonality\nAs Cooper's superior, Gordon Cole shared many of his quirks, including a love of donuts, coffee, and cherry pie. Due to his hearing loss, Gordon would occasionally hear a mundane comment from another character then go off on a tangent about a phonetically-similar yet categorically different topic, though it would generally be impossible to tell what he heard that made him think such tangents were appropriate. Combined with his loud voice, Gordon had a habit of annoying people around him, including the Log Lady, Sheriff Truman, and Albert Rosenfield, although it was generally unclear if he was aware of this.\nGordon also had a romantic side to him. Upon realizing he could hear Shelly Johnson perfectly, he proved quite the charmer, regaling her with tales of his exploits and even managing to steal a kiss before he left Twin Peaks. He later had a brief date with a French woman at a hotel, who was clearly enamored by him. This lascivious behavior apparently earned him a bit of a reputation, about which Denise Bryson expressed some concern while questioning Gordon over his hiring of Agent Tammy Preston.\nDespite his generally care-free attitude, Gordon was still very professional in his work. He admonished Cooper for attacking Albert during a phone call when the latter put out a complaint against Sheriff Truman, and made a point to be sure Denise Bryson's colleagues were supportive of her during her transition. At some point between 1989 and the 2010s, he made a decision to hold more private conversations by increasing the volume on his hearing aid, which prevented him from having to shout all the time, at the cost of making some of the simplest noises excruciating to hear.\nBehind the scenes\n Twin Peaks David Lynch Returns as Gordon Cole SHOWTIME Series (2017) \nCole is played by Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch. According to Lynch in the DVD extra A Slice of Lynch, the loud voice was originally unintentional, but soon became one of, if not the most significant trait of the character.\nDavid Lynch reprised the role in the 2017 revival and was featured in a teaser released on December 18, 2016. Showtime CEO David Nevins characterizes Cole's presence in the new series as \"pretty prominent.\"\nThe name \"Gordon Cole\" was taken from a minor character played by an uncredited Bert Moorhouse in the 1950 film Sunset Boulevard, one of Lynch's personal favorite films.\nLynch jokingly said in interview that his character's favorite movie was Sunset Boulevard which he watched many times.\nWhen asked about the origin of his hearing loss, Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost suggested a firing range mishap.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Great_Northern_Highway.json b/data/input_docs/Great_Northern_Highway.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..18c92fa21641618a3bb07edd4686671b56ea189e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Great_Northern_Highway.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Great_Northern_Highway", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Great_Northern_Highway", "text": "Great Northern Highway\nGreat Northern Highway was a highway in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nGreat Northern Hotel (500 Great Northern Highway)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Great_Northern_Hotel.json b/data/input_docs/Great_Northern_Hotel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2540ce8e6f5900ad82faf3d2ae22058059798cde --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Great_Northern_Hotel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Great_Northern_Hotel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Great_Northern_Hotel", "text": "Great Northern Hotel\n\"A large house made of wood, surrounded by trees. The house is filled with many rooms, each alike. But they are occupied by different souls. Night after night.\"\n \u2015Mike\nThe Great Northern Hotel was a hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington on the bluffs above White Tail Falls owned by the Horne family.\nHistory\nThe Great Northern Hotel was opened in the late 1940s or early 1950s by J.J. Horne, a week after competitor Sawmill River Lodge mysteriously burned down.\nBy the 1980s, the hotel was inherited by Horne's son Benjamin.\nDuring his investigation into the murder of high school student Laura Palmer, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper stayed at the hotel in room 315.\nStaff\nLouie Budway \u2013 desk clerk\nJulie Duvic \u2013 desk clerk\nTrudy Chelgren \u2013 waitress\nAudrey Horne \u2013 concierge\nRandy St. Croix \u2013 concierge\nJeff Moore \u2013 bellman\nBob \u2013 employee\nSamantha \u2013 secretary to Benjamin Horne\nBeverly Paige \u2013 secretary to Benjamin Horne\nJames Hurley \u2013 security\nFreddie Sykes \u2013 security\nGallery\nWelcome signHallway\nTimber Room Menu\nThis was the Timber Room's menu as of 1989.\nBreakfast\nHAM AND EGGS BUNKER HILL.................$4.50\nWe don't fry till we see the whites of their eyes\nEGGS BENEDICT ARNOLD..................... 5.00\nFIRECRACKER SURPRISE OMELETTE............ 4.00\nYour taste buds will explode\nJIMMY CARTER OMELETTE.................... 3.75\nJOHNNY CAKES............................. 2.75\nUNION JACK FLAPJACKS..................... 3.00\nCANNON BALL CANTALOUPE................... 2.80\nBREAKFAST SERVED WITH\nPOTATOES, TOAST AND COFFEE\nSalads\nJOHNNY APPLESEED......................... 5.00\nLIBERTY BEAN SALAD....................... 1.25\nDECLARATION OF INDEPENDENT CHEFS......... 5.20 \nCHOICE OF DRESSING \nBeverages\nMOLLY PITCHER OF BEER.................... 2.75\nBOSTON TEA............................... .55\nCOFFEE................................... .55"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Greege.json b/data/input_docs/Greege.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2ca8e34d8f583ace527ce3b2fca250fc4b7d32b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Greege.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Greege", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Greege", "text": "Greege\nGreege was the vice principal of Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Ed Hurley and Dr. Lawrence Jacoby came to Greege's office, asking him to allow Ed's wife Nadine to be admitted into school's senior class.\nGreege allowed Nadine to join the student body and he later was present at the school's cheerleading tryouts, where Nadine threw a boy across the field while performing a corkscrew."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Green_Onions.json b/data/input_docs/Green_Onions.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e76516747321ce24cf673e6a33b9a27d8aede94a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Green_Onions.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Green_Onions", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Green_Onions", "text": "Green Onions\n\"Green Onions\" is a 1962 instrumental rock and soul composition by Booker T. & the M.G.'s. It was featured in \"Part 7\" of Twin Peaks (2017) over an extended sequence of a janitor sweeping the floor at the Roadhouse."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Greg_Franchea.json b/data/input_docs/Greg_Franchea.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f50c8baefe0b15402e1abeb5966cfa86770369f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Greg_Franchea.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Greg_Franchea", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Greg_Franchea", "text": "Greg Franchea\nGreg Franchea 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/Greg_Latroit.json b/data/input_docs/Greg_Latroit.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1e901df8fdd1ff25403f97ef8ab070306655ef5a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Greg_Latroit.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Greg_Latroit", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Greg_Latroit", "text": "Greg Latroit\n\"\"Father to Everybody\", but still the Student Trainer.\"\nGreg Latroit was the Student Trainer for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Grinder%27s_Stand.json b/data/input_docs/Grinder%27s_Stand.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f007428d14188fae400f3aea923cc0845b3d62cf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Grinder%27s_Stand.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Grinder%27s_Stand", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Grinder%27s_Stand", "text": "Grinder's Stand\nGrinder's Stand was a log cabin inn located in Tennessee, along the Natchez Trace.\nOn the evening of October 10, 1809, Meriwether Lewis stopped at the inn while en route to Washington, D.C.. Early the following morning, Lewis died from gunshot and blade wounds, results from either murder or suicide.\nBehind the scenes\nGrinder's Stand was an inn along the Natchez Trace, owned by Robert and Priscilla Griner, best known for being the location of Meriwether Lewis' death.\nIt was initially known as Griner's Stand, but frequent mispronunciation by visitors caused the Grinder's Stand name to become permanent."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Guangzhou_Province.json b/data/input_docs/Guangzhou_Province.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7a1c9a94568fb9d30bf5e5f21ed1db05ea5f3e82 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Guangzhou_Province.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Guangzhou_Province", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Guangzhou_Province", "text": "Guangzhou Province\nGuangzhou Province was a province of China.\nLi Chun Fung was born in Guangzhou Province on September 2, 1956.\nThe province does not, in fact, exist. Guangzhou, a city, is the capital of China's Guangdong Province."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Guess_Who.json b/data/input_docs/Guess_Who.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..64ff80909baffdd032c8430d78018eeb61147766 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Guess_Who.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Guess_Who", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Guess_Who", "text": "Guess Who\nGuess Who was a band who performed at the abandoned Bijou Opera House in 1969.\nTheir concert caused an uproar, prompting the Twin Peaks, Washington Town Council to ban rock concerts unless the performers provided written assurances that they would behave.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Guess Who is a Canadian rock band best known for their 1960s and 1970s hits, \"No Time,\" \"American Woman,\" \"Laughing,\" \"These Eyes,\" \"Undun,\" and \"Share the Land.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Guilder_Mill.json b/data/input_docs/Guilder_Mill.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b61d0b5d5cd69cad8bdb93502047a02c04af8337 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Guilder_Mill.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Guilder_Mill", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Guilder_Mill", "text": "Guilder Mill\nGuilder Mill was a sawmill located in Tacoma, Washington.\nJames Packard was inspired by the Guilder Mill when he founded the Packard Sawmill in Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Gwen.json b/data/input_docs/Gwen.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a0745f713e11dcee448cac21b686a4908f216881 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Gwen.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Gwen", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Gwen", "text": "Gwen\nGwen was the talkative sister of Lucy Moran. She was married to Larry and they had a son, Carl.\nBiography\nGwen entered the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station with her sister and her son, discussing an infection she had. She met Deputy Hawk, first calling him \"Eagle Eye.\" She supposed that as a Native American, he must hate white people, but he commented, \"Some of my best friends are white people.\"\nAfter Andy Brennan fainted after seeing Lucy hold Gwen's son, Gwen rambled on about when she would pass out when she was first pregnant. When Andy tried to talk to Lucy about his \"sperms,\" Gwen interrupted with a story about her son someday being \"another sperm gun.\" After interrupting twice more, she was told to shut up and she went away, offended."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Haloperidol.json b/data/input_docs/Haloperidol.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..961e6d815311c9b32432e9da0841b458083fd337 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Haloperidol.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Haloperidol", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Haloperidol", "text": "Haloperidol\nHaloperidol was a drug typically used for the symptoms of schizophrenia. Phillip Gerard was known to have used it to control the spirit Mike that used him as a vessel. Windom Earle also used the drug on Major Garland Briggs."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hank_Fillmore.json b/data/input_docs/Hank_Fillmore.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..29e3223e4d3a532d911278b6b09cf50c82a665b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hank_Fillmore.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hank_Fillmore", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hank_Fillmore", "text": "Hank Fillmore\nHank Fillmore was a maintenance worker at 1349 Arrowhead, an apartment complex in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nHank was approached by officers Olson and Douglas, who asked if he knew where his superior Chip was. Confused, Hank first shouted at them thinking that had been sent by Harvey, and then, worriedly, asked who told them that he was going to see Chip. Marjorie Green then appeared, telling the officers that she remembered she had a key to Ruth Davenport's unit. As they went back inside, Hank called after them, asking if he was free to go.\nLater, Hank called Harvey, accusing him of sending the police. He confirmed that he still had \"all of it,\" but reminded Harvey that he had opted out, and said it belonged to him and Chip now."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hank_Jennings.json b/data/input_docs/Hank_Jennings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eebecad5ff0584e713eb624be606968e2a2e2fde --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hank_Jennings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hank_Jennings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hank_Jennings", "text": "Hank Jennings\nHenry \"Hank\" Jennings was the criminal husband of Norma Jennings. He often acted as a henchman for several of Twin Peaks more shady citizens, such as Ben Horne and Josie Packard.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nHank was born as the sole child of Emil and Jolene Jennings. His father passed away during his adolescence, due to a drunken accident with a beer brewing apparatus, and did not leave him with much aside from the bad reputation he himself had inherited from his father, Einer. When it came to his mother, he was the proverbial apple of her eye, and her doting on him lead him to develop a self-confidence that surpassed the borders of his actual qualities by a wide margin.\nIn his youth, Hank was, in spite of his family's bad reputation, able to stay out of any serious trouble due to being in great physical shape and showing great competence and promise as an athlete. In high school, he worked at the Double R Diner and was praised as a hero of the school's undefeated football team in 1968, on which he had the role of fullback and was on the starting lineup with Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Thad \"Toad\" Barker, and Jerry Horne, all members of the Bookhouse Boys. However, he made a deal with Jean Renault to toss the championship game against Kettle Falls.\nThe spring after high school, Norma Lindstrom \u2013 whom Hank had briefly dated during junior year \u2013 cheated on Ed Hurley with Hank, resulting in Ed half-drunkenly marrying Nadine Butler. Hank and Norma wed shortly thereafter and honeymooned in Hollywood, where they got tickets to The Tonight Show.\nHe was good friends with fellow Bookhouse Boy Harry S. Truman, but at some point, due to his shoddy agenda, the friendship was terminated as well as Hank's membership in the organization.\n\"The Andrew Packard Case\" and \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" attributed to Dale Cooper and Hawk Hill, respectively, give a different background of Hank's marriage to Norma:\nAfter Ed Hurley was deployed in Saigon during the Vietnam War, Hank formed a bond with Norma, feigning sadness over Ed's absence. Meanwhile, Hank intercepted any letters written from Ed to Norma, ensuring she did not receive them.\nAt Twin Peaks' annual tree-lighting ceremony that year, Hank proposed to Norma and she accepted. They were married at the Chapel-in-the-Woods. The ceremony was attended by their families, but notably absent were any members of the Bookhouse Boys. The pair honeymooned in San Francisco and Los Angeles, where they attended a taping of The Tonight Show.\nSoon after marrying Norma, Hank began working for Jean Renault, spending much of his time away from home, causing him to miss his mother-in-law's funeral in 1984.\nMurder of Andrew Packard\nOn September 27, 1987, Hank was hired by Josie Packard to kill her husband, Andrew Packard, by making his boat christened \"JOSIE\" explode. He then committed vehicular manslaughter on a vagrant to avoid investigation into Packard's apparent death.\nIn prison, he met Ernie Niles.\nParole\nIn early 1989, Hank met with his wife prior to his parole hearing and asked her to back him up so he could be released, insisting that he would change. At his hearing, he insisted that the manslaughter incident was merely fate. Norma said that if he was released, he had a job opportunity at the Double R Diner.\nHe later called Josie and asked if she received his message: a drawing of the domino he held in his hand.\nHaving been granted parole, Hank stood at the jukebox in the Double R Diner the next day. He then went to a booth and listened in on a conversation between James Hurley, Donna Hayward, and Maddy Ferguson. When Norma came into work with Shelly Johnson, he stopped her. He stated his intentions to work his way back into her heart and she gave him a job washing dishes. Later that night, Hank went to the Johnson home and beat up Leo and threatened him.\nIn the morning, he told Shelly about his troubles in prison when it came to his relationships from before. He then saw a lighter on the counter and pocketed it. Sheriff Harry S. Truman then came in and told him the conditions of his parole, that he was to meet with his case officer every Friday.\nHe was given $90,000 by Josie, a payment for the vagrant he killed to get in prison for vehicular manslaughter to avoid investigations about the death of her husband Andrew. He wanted more money, though she said they had an agreement. He cut their thumbs and pressed them together as their sign of being in business together for life.\nAgreeing to help Josie have Catherine Martell killed, he called Martell from the diner, saying the ledger she was searching for was at the Packard Sawmill, which was due to be burned down that night. He went to Norma and talked about his uncomfortable mattress in prison and how he dreamed of her and hoped for a life with her and the diner, then kissed her.\nHe later called Benjamin Horne, informing him that he was ready to take care of Leo Johnson. He went to Leo's home and shot him through the living room window.\nAt the diner the next morning, he picked up knives from a table to be washed. Later, he asked Major Garland Briggs how his pie was, to which Briggs said \"exceptional.\" They shared a salute as the Major left and Norma entered. He asked how Shelly was doing after being hospitalized for smoke inhalation, but Norma did not wish to speak.\nHe later stood in front of Benjamin Horne's fireplace at the Great Northern Hotel as Horne entered with his brother. He told them that Josie left the previous night and confirmed Leo's condition in a coma. He also said that Catherine was most likely dead within the rubble of the sawmill.\nThe following day, Hank observed a buck head in Sheriff Truman's office with the note \"THE BUCK STOPPED HERE.\" Harry entered with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. Hank signed his parole form and left.\nA couple of days later, he approached Donna Hayward at the diner with a Meals on Wheels delivery. She said she would be having lunch with someone she met on her route and left. Norma then told him that restaurant critic M.T. Wentz was due to arrive in Twin Peaks. He took some money from the register to get things to spruce up the diner.\nA man arrived at the diner and they believed him to be Wentz. Norma seated him as Hank had Toad eat in the kitchen. She told him that the man only ordered a cheeseburger, which Hank supposed to be a trick. After leading the man to the bathroom, Hank got into the man's jacket pocket and found that he was actually Washington State Prosecutor Daryl Lodwick.\nAt night, Hank was visited by a man who roughed him up and referred to him as \"blood brother.\"\nHank walked through the Great Northern the next day and went to Ben's office, but quickly left after finding him in a meeting. The businessmen he was meeting with left and Hank stuck his head in to warn Ben that Cooper was on his way. After the agent left, Ben instructed him to follow Cooper and retrieve his daughter Audrey from One Eyed Jacks.\nOutside of the brothel, he reported gunfire to Ben and that Cooper and Truman had Audrey. He was then grabbed by a man who restrained him and found the identification belonging to Daryl Lodwick.\nHank went to the diner after being absent for two days, a fact that frustrated Norma. When their argument settled, his mother-in-law, Vivian Smythe Niles, went to him, visiting Twin Peaks and helping Norma at the diner. She offered to have dinner with them, which Hank accepted.\nAt dinner with Norma, Vivian, and Vivian's husband Ernie Niles, the two women excused themselves from the table and the men discussed their history together as criminals. Believing that Ernie was only with Vivian for money, Hank was surprised to find that he had changed his ways. When the women came back, he made a toast to Vivian and Ernie.\nFollowing Leland Palmer's funeral several days later, Hank attended the reception at the Palmer home. Leland had died in custody after being arrested for the murder of his daughter. He saw Ed and Norma speaking as he brought out food for Leland's widow, Sarah Palmer.\nDuring a hunting trip, Hank went to the office at One Eyed Jacks with Ernie and two girls. They dismissed the girls and discussed their future business until Jean Renault entered. Ernie was set as the new broker and Hank took him to the casino.\nAfter their hunting trip, Hank and Ernie went to the diner. He brought out some food for them as they prepared for their drug delivery for Renault.\nHank went to Ben Horne's office, where he was watching films on a projector. Horne explained that Catherine still lived and that he had been brought in for questioning in the Laura Palmer case until Leland Palmer confessed and died in custody. Hank told Ben that he no longer owned One Eyed Jacks and he then worked for Jean Renault.\nThe next day, he spotted Norma and Ed holding hands. The day after this, he saw Norma getting ready to leave the diner and asked where she was going. She responded that she was off to run errands and that leaving him there with the breakfast crowd would be a sort of test for him.\nHank ambushed Ed, who he had caught with Norma at the Hurley home, and punched him. However, as he beat him, Nadine came and attacked Hank, easily taking him down.\nDuring his hospital visit (which he had claimed was both because of having a tree fall on him and that he had gotten hit by a bus), he was charged with various parole violations by Deputy Hawk.\nOn crutches and escorted by Hawk, he went to Sheriff Truman's office, who specified his parole violations, including the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. He offered to trade information on who murdered Andrew Packard, but the offer was shot down. However, he hinted that it was Truman's lover, Josie. He mocked the sheriff, and Hawk kicked out one of his crutches, causing him to fall. He was then escorted out.\nLater, Hank sat in his cell at the station and Norma came in to ask him for a divorce. He begged her to testify an alibi for him regarding the night he shot Leo, but she refused, and he refused the divorce. She declared, \"I'd rather be his whore than your wife,\" and left. Hank angrily screamed for her.\nReturn to prison\nHank was returned to prison to serve a 25-year sentence in Walla Walla for his parole violations, which included drug trafficking, assault, and attempted murder.\nIn 1992, he was fatally knifed in the prison weight room by a distant cousin of the Renault family. He confessed on his deathbed to the football game fix-up and to being involved in the \"murder\" of Andrew Packard. His death marked the end of the Jennings bloodline.\nTrivia\nIn the original script for \"Episode 1,\" Cooper refers to Hank as \"O. Henry Jennings.\"\nHank's prisoner number is 8464257.\nHis \"calling card\" / \"lucky charm\" domino changes throughout the series: When he gets out of prison it is 3/3, then when he meets up with Ernie it is 4/4 and when he assaults Ed it is 4/3. Fans sometimes believe that the number on his dominos changes to indicate his number of victims but since it decreased at some point, it is very unlikely. Chris Mulkey stated at the 1999 Twin Peaks Festival explained that \"3\" represented \"magic\" and being doubled it represents \"mysticism\". The change of domino occurred because the original prop disappeared and at the time without narrative explanation.\nHis favorite book was Double Indemnity by James M. Cain.\nGallery\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hannah.json b/data/input_docs/Hannah.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a358a674377f1b425be1385206ee41062cf9142f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hannah.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hannah", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hannah", "text": "Hannah\nHannah was a friend of Shelly Briggs and Renee.\nBiography\nHannah had drinks with Shelly and Renee at the Roadhouse one evening and noticed that James Hurley was staring at Renee again. She told them there was something \"weird\" about him, but Shelly insisted that he had just become quiet since his motorcycle accident."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hap%27s_Diner.json b/data/input_docs/Hap%27s_Diner.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..65a72c85df66a2ef6bd766205cf96c8e87091fb1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hap%27s_Diner.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hap%27s_Diner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hap%27s_Diner", "text": "Hap's Diner\nHap's Diner was a diner in Deer Meadow, Washington, owned by Jack. Teresa Banks worked the night shift prior to her death, and was often late, according to co-worker Irene.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, it is called Hap's Truck Stop."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Happy_Helping_Hands.json b/data/input_docs/Happy_Helping_Hands.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a4dfbd11e30d13a7512dfe51b8e3c3bd4f56a04a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Happy_Helping_Hands.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Happy_Helping_Hands", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Happy_Helping_Hands", "text": "Happy Helping Hands\n\"I've enlisted myself in the Happy Helping Hand program.\"\n \u2015Dick Tremayne\nHappy Helping Hands was an adoption agency active in the Twin Peaks, Washington area.\nThrough this agency, Dick Tremayne took care of Nicky Needleman.\nHistory\nTo be added\nPersonnel\nJudy Swain\n\"Several blue-haired ladies\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Harold_Dahl.json b/data/input_docs/Harold_Dahl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..45d573c544957666375254288943b20a605aa3ba --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Harold_Dahl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Harold_Dahl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Harold_Dahl", "text": "Harold Dahl\nHarold Dahl was a marine scavenger who claimed to have seen unidentified aircraft in 1947.\nBiography\nOn June 21, 1947, Dahl was salvaging orphan logs at Puget Sound Harbor near Maury Island alongside his son Charles and the family dog. Upon spotting six unidentified aircraft, they traveled to shore, from where Dahl observed the aircraft through binoculars and took several photos. He observed that one of the aircraft appeared to be damaged and it eventually exploded, dropping both metallic and rock-like debris that burned his son and killed the dog. The other flying objects recovered the sixth and disappeared. Dahl collected samples of the debris and gave them and his camera film to his supervisor, Fred Crisman.\nThe following day, Paul Lantz published an article in the Tacoma Times which printed an interview with Dahl, recounting the UFO sighting.\nOn July 30, Dahl met with Crisman and fellow UFO witness Kenneth Arnold at the Winthrop Hotel. The following morning, Dahl was confronted by a man in a black suit, claiming to be investigating the Maury Island incident. Although the man presented no credentials, Dahl believed him to be affiliated with the FBI.\nDahl accompanied the man to a nearby coffee shop, where the man described the Maury Island incident in precise detail, further stating that Dahl \"was not supposed to see\" it. He further elaborated that, for the safety of Dahl's family, he should not speak of the incident in the future, except to say that it was his own work of fiction. The man then drove Dahl home, where he discovered Charles to be missing.\nHe later received a call from Arnold and Emil J. Smith, who were unable to reach Crisman. The distressed Dahl told them he had not heard from Crisman and no longer wished to speak to them.\nFive days later, Charles allegedly called Dahl from a motel in Missoula, Montana with no recollection of how he got there. Dahl later moved away from Tacoma and, until his death in 1982, maintained that the Maury Island incident was a hoax.\nBehind the scenes\nHarold Dahl was an alleged harbor patrolman who, along with Fred Crisman, claimed to see six donut-shaped flying objects that dropped debris that broke a worker's arm and killed a dog. Dahl further claimed that he was approached by a man in a dark suit who ordered him to not talk about the incident.\nThe FBI concluded the incident to be a hoax motivated by making a profit with the Chicago-based Fantasy Magazine."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Harold_Smith%27s_apartment.json b/data/input_docs/Harold_Smith%27s_apartment.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..194c8bd6795154ff4d509139ba91d0a4438b0cd8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Harold_Smith%27s_apartment.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Harold_Smith%27s_apartment", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Harold_Smith%27s_apartment", "text": "Harold Smith's apartment\nHarold Smith lived in an apartment next to Mrs. Tremond and her grandson.\nHistory\nLaura Palmer came to Harold's home in mid-February 1989, with pages torn out of her diary. She told him that BOB was responsible, though Harold said he was not real. She told him about her history of BOB coming for her and said \"fire walk with me\" before bursting into tears. She had Harold hide the diary before she left, saying she did not know when she could come back, if at all, devastating Harold.\nOver a week after Laura was found murdered, Harold peered through his blinds after there was a knock on his door. He found a note left by Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward. He later called Donna and they arranged to meet the next day.\nWhen Donna came to his home, Harold told her about his nature as a shut-in, that he was incapable of going outside. He also said he wished for her to place an orchid on Laura's grave. He brought it out to her and she went, saying that she would be back.\nDonna came back to his home in the evening, upset over James Hurley apparently falling for Madeleine Ferguson. Harold went to get her something to drink.\nHe had lunch with Donna the next day and they drink to Laura. He shared some of Laura's diary and she suggested he turn it into the authorities, but he saw no reason to, as she entrusted him with the diary.\nDonna brought Harold lunch the following day and she offered to share her life with him if she could read Laura's diary, but he said he would read it to her and that it could not leave the room. He took out a notebook from a hidden compartment of his bookshelf and began writing what Donna told him. However, she changed the subject and distracted him. She grabbed Laura's diary and backed out the door. He followed her but collapsed when he stepped outdoors.\nHe met with Donna again later, writing down more of her life. She told him about a time where she and Laura encountered some young men who took them to the woods and skinny-dipped. She said this to have been the first time she fell in love, with one of the young men, named Tim.\nHe showed his flowers to Donna and he kissed her hand before they shared a kiss. He excused himself and came back and heard a sound from his living room, which turned out to be Maddy Ferguson taking Laura's diary from his bookshelf. Upset, he cornered the girls and scratched his face with a gardening tool.\nHe expressed his disappointment in Donna lying to him, showing his loss of faith in humanity. He tried to get the diary, but James Hurley burst in to get the girls, and Harold managed to grab the diary back from Donna.\nHe sprayed his flowers and let out an anguished scream.\nHarold was found dead the next day, hanging in his greenroom with scraps of the diary around him. His suicide note read \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" meaning \"I am a lonely soul.\"\nGallery\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Harold_Smith.json b/data/input_docs/Harold_Smith.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f9a05fe7c1e192b7a54abe62b66fb408858aa248 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Harold_Smith.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Harold_Smith", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Harold_Smith", "text": "Harold Smith\nHarold Smith was an agoraphobic man whom Laura Palmer gave her secret diary to for safe-keeping.\nBiography\nLaura Palmer came to Harold's home in mid-February 1989, with pages torn out of her diary. She told him that BOB was responsible, though Harold said he was not real. She told him about her history of BOB coming for her and said \"fire walk with me\" before bursting into tears. She had Harold hide the diary before she left, saying she did not know when she could come back, if at all, devastating Harold.\nOver a week after Laura was found murdered, Harold peered through his blinds after there was a knock on his door. He found a note left by Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward. He later called Donna and they arranged to meet the next day.\n \nWhen Donna came to his home, Harold told her about his nature as a shut-in, that he was incapable of going outside. He also said he wished for her to place an orchid on Laura's grave. He brought it out to her and she went, saying that she would be back.\nDonna came back to his home in the evening, upset over James Hurley apparently falling for Madeleine Ferguson. Harold went to get her something to drink.\nHe had lunch with Donna the next day and they drink to Laura. He shared some of Laura's diary and she suggested he turn it into the authorities, but he saw no reason to, as she entrusted him with the diary.\nDonna brought Harold lunch the following day and she offered to share her life with him if she could read Laura's diary, but he said he would read it to her and that it could not leave the room. He took out a notebook from a hidden compartment of his bookshelf and began writing what Donna told him. However, she changed the subject and distracted him. She grabbed Laura's diary and backed out the door. He followed her but collapsed when he stepped outdoors.\nHe met with Donna again later, writing down more of her life. She told him about a time where she and Laura encountered some young men who took them to the woods and skinny-dipped. She said this to have been the first time she fell in love, with one of the young men, named Tim.\n \nHe showed his flowers to Donna and he kissed her hand before they shared a kiss. He excused himself and came back and heard a sound from his living room, which turned out to be Maddy Ferguson taking Laura's diary from his bookshelf. Upset, he cornered the girls and scratched his face with a gardening tool.\nHe expressed his disappointment in Donna lying to him, showing his loss of faith in humanity. He tried to get the diary, but James Hurley burst in to get the girls, and Harold managed to grab the diary back from Donna. He sprayed his flowers and let out an anguished scream.\n \nHarold was found dead the next day, hanging in his greenroom with scraps of the diary around him. His suicide note read \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" meaning \"I am a lonely soul.\"\nTrivia\nHarley Peyton was inspired by the diaries of Arthur Crew Inman when creating the character of Harold.\nIn 2007, musician Brad Delp committed suicide and left a note, reading, \"Mr. Brad Delp. 'J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire'. I am a lonely soul.\" However, it is unknown if his note was influenced by Harold Smith's."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Harper_Lee.json b/data/input_docs/Harper_Lee.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c23d0aa64b8a29e92e69eab845f4dc8b6b1e19a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Harper_Lee.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Harper_Lee", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Harper_Lee", "text": "Harper Lee\nHarper Lee was the author of To Kill a Mockingbird.\nBehind the scenes\nHarper Lee (April 28, 1926 \u2013 February 19, 2016) was an American author, best known for the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Harriet_Hayward.json b/data/input_docs/Harriet_Hayward.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..00585d3091082f64a2736f6eeaab3c265ea5e0a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Harriet_Hayward.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Harriet_Hayward", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Harriet_Hayward", "text": "Harriet Hayward\n\"Actually, now that some time has passed... I like 'the full blossom of the evening.'\"\nHarriet Hayward was the middle child in Hayward family, an aspiring poet.\nBiography\nAccording to the pilot episode's original script, Harriet was 13 years old in February 1989.\nHarriet sat in her room on February 24, 1989, working on a poem, when her sister, Donna, came in. She asked whether she preferred \"the blossom of the evening\" or \"the full flower of the evening.\" However, Donna ignored the question and asked her to cover for her when she left through the window, due to a curfew that had been instated due to the murder of Laura Palmer the previous night. She agreed to and Donna borrowed her bike. After her sister left, Harriet decided on \"the full blossom of the evening.\"\nWhen Mike Nelson came to see Donna, Harriet's father came up to her room to see where her sister was. She responded, \"Dad, I'm gonna tell it to you and I'm gonna tell it to you straight. See that window?\" He said they would deal with the matter later and he left.\nJust over a week later, she joined her family and the Palmers to listen to her younger sister, Gersten play piano as Harriet presented a poem she wrote about Laura.\nAfter high school, Harriet studied at the University of Washington and became a pediatrician, settling in the Bellevue area."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Harry_S._Truman.json b/data/input_docs/Harry_S._Truman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ace0277bdf3e7f2b4bef640ef590f22231a02b2d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Harry_S._Truman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Harry_S._Truman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Harry_S._Truman", "text": "Harry S. Truman\n\"A man who doesn\u2019t love easily loves too much.\"\"A good man.\"\"The best.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper and Hawk\nHarry S. Truman was the sheriff of Twin Peaks, a position previously held by his father and brother. He assisted FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper with the 1989 murder investigation of homecoming queen Laura Palmer and other investigations the agent led during his time in Twin Peaks. As a result, Truman and Cooper became close friends.\nDuring the course of the following twenty-five years, Truman became ill and his brother returned to Twin Peaks to take over his duties.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and career\nHarry S. Truman was born to Frederick Truman, the sheriff of Twin Peaks, Washington, and had an elder brother named Franklin Truman.\nHis father named him after the 33rd President of the United States, Harry S. Truman, but they had no known relation.\nHarry was the quarterback of Twin Peaks' all-star high school football team in 1968, alongside his brother Frank, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Barker, and Jerry Horne in the starting lineup.\nHe attended Washington State College and upon graduating he returned to Twin Peaks to carry out his lifelong ambition of entering public service.\nIn 1981, he was promoted from deputy to sheriff of Twin Peaks, following his brother and their father before him.\nIn February 1989, Harry advised Deputy Hawk to set a trap for drug mule Bernard Renault, who was coming in on foot from Canada. Deputy Andy Brennan made a stray comment that Bernie was coming in on foot, resulting in an awkward silence after Harry confirmed this. Harry, puzzled, interpreted this as Andy saying they would have to cover a lot of trails, but Andy merely stated he thought it would be a long hike.\nLater, the sheriff's station receptionist, Lucy Moran told Harry and Andy over the intercom that his lover of five weeks, Josie Packard had heard a prowler outside her house. Harry, apparently having been summoned for one of his and Josie's rendezvous, left Andy to watch the station.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\n \nOn the morning of February 24, Harry received a call from Pete Martell, who told him about a body he found on the shore behind his house, the Blue Pine Lodge and Harry later went there to unwrap the plastic and take pictures of the scene. He was shocked to see that the corpse was none other than Laura Palmer, one of the town's most beloved citizens.\nHe drove up to the Great Northern Hotel, where he informed Leland Palmer that his daughter been found dead, and then drove to the morgue. Afterward, he went to the Twin Peaks High School and told Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs that Laura had been found dead.\nLaura's mother, Sarah Palmer, later told Harry about Laura's activities the night before, saying that she remembered saying good night and that Laura's phone rang once during the evening.\nAt the Calhoun Memorial Hospital, Harry met with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who had taken over the case, and escorted him to the unconscious Ronette Pulaski, who had gone missing the night before. They talked about the little connection Ronette and Laura had. On the way to the morgue, they bumped into psychiatrist Dr. Lawrence Jacoby, who told them that Laura was seeing him without her parents' knowledge.\nAfter Cooper found a piece of paper bearing the letter \"R\" under one of Laura's fingernails, Harry asked him what was going on, and Dale proceeded to explain that a similar piece of paper was found under the fingernail of murder victim Teresa Banks a year prior. At the sheriff's station, Dale and Harry looked through Laura's possessions, including her diary. They found out that she was \"nervous about meeting 'J'\" the night before. Dale also found a key and some cocaine residue. Harry denied that it was cocaine, saying that Laura was not that type of person. Cooper said that they would find out who she really was.\nHarry and Cooper then went to the train car where Laura was murdered and found half of a necklace and a piece of paper with blood on it, which spelled out \"FIRE WALK WITH ME.\"\nAfter going to the train car, Harry and Cooper went to the bank to open Laura's safety deposit box, finding issues of Flesh World and ten thousand dollars in cash. In one of the magazines, they saw a picture of Ronette Pulaski, discovering a further connection.\nAt a town meeting held that evening, Harry told Cooper about Josie and her husband, Andrew Packard, saying that he died in a boating accident the year before. He also told him about the property rivalry with Benjamin Horne and pointed out Margaret Lanterman, the Log Lady, to him. Afterward, he and Cooper went to the Roadhouse to prepare a stakeout. They watched as Bobby arrived with his friend Mike Nelson, and how Laura's best friend Donna Hayward arrived and left with Joey Paulson. Harry pursued Joey's motorcycle and eventually lost track of it, but later stopped James Hurley and Donna, who were coming back from their meeting.\nAfter going back to the station, Cooper and Harry drank coffee at the station's doughnut spread, set up by Lucy. Cooper said that he would need a reasonably priced hotel room, and Harry told him that he should stay at the Great Northern. Harry then left the station to see Josie at the Blue Pine Lodge, where she lived with Pete Martell and his wife, Catherine. They hugged and looked out to where Laura's body was found.\n \nThe next morning, Harry ate his breakfast when Agent Cooper arrived. Cooper went over the plans they had for the day: questioning James, Bobby, and Mike, then checking Laura's autopsy. Cooper then went to the restroom as Truman swallowed the bite he had been chewing during the whole exchange.\nDoctor Will Hayward arrived with Laura's autopsy results, which revealed the time of death to be between midnight and 4:00 AM and the cause of death to be due to loss of blood. Bite marks were found on her shoulders and tongue, with lesions on her wrists, ankles, and upper arms. The autopsy also found that within the final twelve hours of her life, she had sexual relations with at least three men. Hayward also said that he believes the same perpetrator attacked Ronette. Truman asked how long it would be until Ronette is responsive, which Hayward did not have the answer to.\nTruman and Cooper questioned James, showing him the tape of Laura and Donna on a picnic. He confirmed that he filmed the video and that Laura insisted their relationship be a secret. He also said that he had convinced her to stop using cocaine until something seemed to frighten her. James also said that he was with Laura the night she died, but she ran off into the woods around 12:30 and he never saw her again. When Cooper showed him Laura's necklace found in the train car, he recognized it, but said he did not know who has the other half.\nHe went with Cooper to question Mike and Bobby when they encountered Ed Hurley, who wore a bandage over his left eye. Truman introduced him to Cooper. When he asked about his nephew, James, the special agent explained that he was free to go and was not suspected of the murder, but should be careful around Mike and Bobby. When Cooper took a call from Albert Rosenfield, Ed explained to Harry that his beer was possibly drugged by bartender Jacques Renault the night before.\nHe sat with Mike and Bobby when Agent Cooper entered to let them go after Mike said that their fight at the Roadhouse was self-defense. Cooper also warned them to stay away from James. Truman made note of his relationship with Cooper being like that of Dr. Watson to Sherlock Holmes.\nHe went with Cooper to see Josie, who had been tutored in English by Laura. After Pete poured them coffee, Josie said that the last time she saw Laura was on the previous Thursday at 5:00 and left an hour later. She also said that Laura told her, \"I think now I understand how you feel about your husband's death.\"\nWhen Josie excused herself to answer a phone call, Cooper asked how long Harry had been seeing her, which he caught onto through body language. Embarrassed, Harry said they had been seeing each other for six weeks. Pete then burst in, telling them not to drink the coffee, as there was a fish in the percolator. Josie then came back, visibly upset, asking what \"shenanigans\" meant, which Cooper defined for her.\nHe later took Cooper to the Double R Diner, where he suggested him to try the pie and asked waitress Shelly Johnson if he could speak to Norma Jennings, the owner. He told the special agent about Shelly's criminal trucker husband, Leo. They saw the Log Lady and Cooper asked if he could ask about her log, to which Harry replied, \"many have.\" Norma then came over to them with Cooper's pie. He introduced them and the special agent asked about Laura's involvement with the Meals on Wheels program and they asked for the names of people on her route. The Log Lady then came over and says that her log saw something the night Laura was killed.\n \nThe next day, in a clearing, he set up a bottle 60 feet and 6 inches away from Lucy, per Agent Cooper's instruction. Hawk asked him what the special agent was up to, but he did not know. He sat down and listened to Cooper's presentation of Tibet and a method he had derived from them to determine which individuals with the initial 'J' were to be people of interest in the Palmer case. He had Truman read off the names and their connection to Laura before he threw rocks toward the bottle. The rock for Lawrence Jacoby knocked over the bottle but did not break it. Harry questioned the idea of Cooper's method coming from a dream, then when the list went down to a \"Jack with one eye,\" the sheriff interpreted this as referring the casino, One Eyed Jacks across the Canadian border. The bottle then broke when the rock for Leo Johnson was thrown.\nLater at the sheriff's station, Harry showed Cooper a bloody rag found by Hawk a half mile from the train car Laura was killed in. Albert Rosenfield then arrives in Twin Peaks, and was Truman immediately warned by Cooper of his difficult nature. This proved to be true, as Harry was subsequently insulted by Albert's treatment of the sheriff's department as being primitive. Harry threatened him to watch his attitude and Rosenfield silently left to begin work with his team while Cooper grinned and gave a thumbs-up to Harry.\nAt night, Harry received a call from Cooper, who declared that he knew who killed Laura Palmer.\nTruman went to the Great Northern the following morning with Lucy to follow up on Cooper's statement the previous night. Dale described a dream he had the previous night and that it was a code to solve the crime. However, he did not remember the name of the killer. Truman then received word from Andy that a fight had broken out at the morgue.\nThey arrived at the morgue and found that there was a disagreement between Dr. Hayward and Rosenfield concerning whether Laura's body should be released for the funeral or kept at the morgue for more tests by Albert, who immediately began insulting the Sheriff. This resulted in Harry punching him, causing Cooper to intervene and tells Harry to wait in the car.\nHarry took Cooper to Leo Johnson, who denied knowing Laura personally and said he has no criminal record, which Cooper refuted immediately. When questioned about his whereabouts on the night Laura was killed, Leo insisted that he was on the road and that Shelly would confirm this.\nHarry and Dale met with Albert to discuss the test results he found with Laura's body. He confirmed that the white substance in the bag found in Laura's diary was cocaine, two kinds of twine were used on Laura's wrists, industrial soap particles were found in the back of her neck. He also presented claw marks found on Laura's shoulders. Lastly, he presented a small, partially-digested plastic fragment bearing the letter 'J.' Andy then came to inform them of the funeral about to start, so Truman excused himself.\nAt the funeral, Bobby declared that the whole town was guilty of killing Laura. When James charged at him, Harry helped restrain them. Immediately after this altercation, Leland broke down and threw himself onto Laura's casket.\nHe later sat with Ed and Hawk at the diner, and were joined by Cooper. They told him about their operation to halt the drugs flowing into Twin Peaks, which they believed Jacques Renault to be involved with. They then took him to the Bookhouse, introducing him to the Bookhouse Boys. There they had Bernard Renault restrained and they questioned him about the drug operation.\nLater in the evening, he sat with Josie, asking her what was bothering her. She said that she believed that Catherine Martell and Benjamin Horne wished to hurt her and that Andrew's death may not have been an accident. She showed him a safe and said there were two ledgers, but only one was seen in the safe. She asked him if he thought Andrew could have been murdered by Catherine and Ben trying to gain the mill, and that they would come for her next. He told her that he would not allow this to happen, and they kissed.\nHarry sat at the Palmer home as Mrs. Palmer described to Andy a man she saw in a vision as the deputy sketched him. Leland came in and mentioned another vision Sarah claimed to have of a hand digging up Laura's necklace.\nHe went back to the sheriff's station with Andy, learning from Lucy that Cooper was in the conference room with Doctor Jacoby. He entered the room as Jacoby stated that he could not break down the barriers surrounding Laura's many secrets. He asked the doctor if Laura ever discussed Bobby or James with him, and he said they were boys while Laura was a woman. He denied being one of the men who had sex with Laura the night she was murdered, but said he followed a man that night who she had spoken about and who drove a red Corvette. Cooper supposed this man to be Leo. They received a call from Cooper's superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, who said that the marks on her shoulder were from a bird. He also brought up the altercation between Albert and Truman, but Cooper ended the conversation, Harry thanking him. Andy then entered with the finished sketch of a man Sarah Palmer had a vision of, Cooper claimed to have also seen him, but in his dream. A call is then received from Hawk, who has found the one-armed man that Cooper wished to question.\nHe went with Andy and Cooper to the Timber Falls Motel, where the one-armed man, Gerard, was staying in room 101. When they approached Gerard's room, Andy drew his gun, but dropped it, making it go off. Truman sent Andy away while he and Cooper kicked in the door, where Gerard stood, wrapped in a towel.\nThey showed to Gerard the sketch of the man Mrs. Palmer saw, but he said he does not know who it is. When Cooper asked if he knows a man named \"BOB,\" the given name of the man in his dream. Gerard said that his best friend was named Bob Lydecker, who was in a coma. He was asked how he lost his arm, and said it was the result of a car accident and that he was currently a shoe salesman. Cooper asked if the lost arm had a tattoo on it, which he confirmed, tearfully saying that it said \"Mom.\"\nAs they left the motel, Hawk told him that Josie had previously been on a sort of stakeout at the motel prior to their arrival.\n \nHe went with Cooper to the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, where the receptionist said that the man in the sketch was not Bob Lydecker. Cooper confiscated the clinic's files, believing the bird that attacked Laura to be a patient there.\nThe lawmen brought the clinic's files to the station and Harry had Lucy look through them, pulling the names of all of the people with birds. He then told Andy to meet at the shooting range with him, Cooper, and Hawk. Lucy called and found that the files are in alphabetical order according to pet name.\nHarry looked through the files with Andy and Cooper when they received another call from Gordon Cole who said that the bird that attacked Laura was a parrot or myna bird. Hawk then brought in an analysis on the piece of plastic found in Laura's stomach, finding that it was part of a poker chip from One Eyed Jacks. Andy then found a file on a myna bird named Waldo, owned by Jacques Renault.\nHarry went to Jacques's apartment with Hawk and Cooper, where they saw a man they believed to be Jacques, but he got away. Cooper then found a bloody shirt with Leo Johnson's initials sewn into it.\nHe later called Josie and asked her if she had been at the motel, but she said she had to go.\nThe next morning, Harry was at Jacques's apartment and greeted Cooper, filling him in on Renault's background. He also said that the man had not been seen for two days. As Doctor Hayward said that the blood type found on Leo's shirt was AB negative, Cooper saw something on the ceiling and commented that the blood belonged to Jacques. Truman gave Cooper a boost as Hayward confirmed the blood to be Leo's. From the ceiling, the special agent retrieved a copy of Flesh World. Inside, they found envelopes marked with a post office box that may have belonged to Jacques. Also inside the magazine, they noticed a photo of Leo's truck.\n \nHawk later confirmed that the post office box was registered to Jacques and brought letters found in it. Cooper found an ad from Laura in the copy of Flesh World, noting the red drapes in the photo match a photo in Jacques's cupboard as well as in ones he saw in his dream. They then set out to find the cabin in the photo.\nLed by Hawk, they searched the woods for the cabin with Hayward and encountered the Log Lady at her home. They went inside and sat down for tea and cookies. She told them what her log saw the night Laura was killed and they went back out to find the cabin. They heard music playing, and followed it to the cabin, where inside, Harry uncovered Waldo the bird and found a cuckoo clock with poker chips inside from One Eyed Jacks.\nThe next day, Harry was in the conference room with Doctor Hayward and Waldo, trying to get the latter to speak when Agent Cooper arrived. Hayward determined that the bird would only speak once it had recovered from its current malnourished state, so he went to get apples to feed to it. Hawk arrived with forensics results stating there were three people with Jacques in his cabin: Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, and Leo Johnson. He also brought a photo of Waldo and Laura. Cooper placed his voice activated tape recorder near Waldo and they planned an operation to go to One Eyed Jacks.\nHe went to the diner with Cooper, where he saw Hank Jennings, fresh out on parole, reminding him of what this entailed. He commented to the special agent that he did not believe people could change. When Shelly offered Cooper a cup of coffee, Harry said they should get going, but Cooper disagreed, saying that every day, one should give their self a present.\nHarry went to see Josie and observed a fish caught by Pete until Josie arrived. He asked her why she was at the motel earlier in the week, but she said she was at the mill. He ensured she could tell him anything and she revealed that she had followed Ben and Catherine there and took photos of them. She also revealed she heard Catherine talking on the phone about a fire at the mill.\nHe later met Ed and Cooper at the Great Northern and they went over their plan for One Eyed Jacks. Cooper presented $10,000 of the FBI's money to gamble with. Cooper gave Ed $300 to start with and Ed left the other two alone. Harry told Cooper about his concern for Josie and the possible danger with the mill.\nA gunshot was heard at the sheriff's station conference room and Harry went to investigate, discovering that Waldo had been shot. Cooper listened to the tape recording and found that Waldo had said several things, including, \"Leo, no!\"\nHarry sat with Andy on a stakeout, where they awaited Jacques Renault to cross the border. They were tipped off by Hawk just before he arrived and they arrested him, charging him with the attempted murder of Ronette Pulaski and the murder of Laura Palmer. Jacques put up a fight, disarming an officer and nearly shooting Truman before he was shot in the arm by Andy.\nAt the hospital, they asked Jacques about the night Laura was killed. He said Leo had hit him in the head with a bottle and he used Leo's shirt to stop the bleeding, and then he got sick and passed out. However, he did not know anything about the train car. They then went to a room where Doctor Jacoby was held after suffering a heart attack.\nHarry supposed that Leo took the girls to the train car by himself. Doctor Hayward then told them that Jacoby claimed to have gotten a call from Laura Palmer and saw her by the gazebo at Easter Park.\nHe went back to the station and was informed by Lucy that Leo had called. James arrived, wishing to speak to him, but Cooper took him instead. Leland then arrived, asking if they arrested Laura's killer. Harry told him it was just a suspect and he could not release more details. He then went outside.\nHe came back in and went to Cooper and James, presenting cocaine found in the gas tank on James' bike.\nAfter contact was lost with Agent Cooper later in the night, Harry went with Hawk and Andy to Dale's room at the Great Northern, where they find him on the floor, bleeding from a gunshot wound.\nAt the hospital, he stood over Cooper as he came to. Cooper explained what happened, but said the person who shot him was masked. Lucy filled in Cooper on what happened overnight, and Cooper told him they required a warrant to search Leo's house.\nHe followed Cooper, who got out of his hospital bed to resume work, against Doctor Hayward's wishes. They watched as Jacques' body is wheeled through the hallway, in a body bag. Cooper asks if the bag was smiling.\nHe investigated a shooting reported at Leo Johnson's house and supposed that Leo tried to kill someone in the house, then another person shot him through the window. Hawk brought a copy of Flesh World and Leo's duster, which reeked of gasoline. Andy began calling to him from outside about the arrival of Albert. Harry went outside, where Andy shuffled around, having stepped on a loose board, which hit him in the head. This action revealed a hidden pair of boots and cocaine.\nWith James, Harry listened to a tape made by Laura for Doctor Jacoby, which James stole. A \"mystery man\" was mentioned in the tape, which James believed not to be Leo or Jacques. He also said that Laura had once said a poem about fire and \"Would you like to play with fire, little boy? Would you like to play with BOB?\" Cooper then entered and requests the necklace from James, who happened to have it, saying it was in Doctor Jacoby's office, inside a coconut. After Hawk took James back to his cell, Harry asked how Cooper knew he had the necklace. Dale says that he had to have it due to his relationship with Laura and that he would give it up for the case. Cooper was also surprised that Jacoby was now directly involved with the case.\nHe went with Cooper to Jacoby's hospital room and they asked him how he came into possession of Laura's necklace. He recounted following James and Donna and digging up the necklace as a keepsake. Jacoby also noted that the last time he saw Laura, she seemed to be at peace and was ready to die.\nHe walked through the hospital with Cooper and Rosenfield, where he noticed Bobby. They then encountered Ed, who was there as his wife Nadine was in a coma after overdosing on sleeping pills. He got a coffee for Albert as Cooper took Ed aside.\nAlbert went to book a room at the Great Northern as Harry and Cooper discussed their further plans in the case.\nCooper went over the night Laura died, believing 'J' to be absolutely confirmed as James, who she was with that night. He and Albert believed the phone call to have been from Leo. They determined that a third man other than Leo and Jacques killed Laura. Albert upset the already crying Andy, who stood up to defend the sheriff's department, then left.\nHe took Pete home from the hospital, who had been checked in for smoke inhalation due to the fire at the sawmill. Pete read a note from Josie, who was apparently on an emergency business trip to Seattle. Harry also informed him that Catherine was still missing after disappearing in the fire. The phone rang and Harry answered. A man on the other end asked for Josie, then requested to know when she would be back. When Harry asks him who was calling, the man hung up.\n \nAfter Ronette woke from her coma, Harry went with Truman to show her sketches of Leo and \"BOB.\" She did not recognize Leo as the one who tried to kill her, but when shown \"BOB,\" she began to thrash about, repeatedly saying \"train.\"\nHarry went to his office with Cooper, where Hank waited for a parole meeting. Harry had him sign the form and he left. He told Cooper about his past with Hank, who was once a Bookhouse Boy. Ben Horne then called the sheriff's station to inform him that his daughter, Audrey had been missing, for two days at most.\nThe next morning, Harry went back to Ronette, with Cooper and Albert soon arriving. Ronette was sedated so Cooper could extract a small piece of paper containing the letter 'B' from under her fingernail. Cooper believed Laura's killer placed it after tainting Ronette's IV. Cooper then told Harry and Albert that he was visited by a giant who gave him three clues.\n \nCooper later proposed that the letter found under the fingernails are all linked to \"BOB\" by a sort of psychic link between himself, Ronette, Maddy, and Mrs. Palmer. Albert then informed them that the cocaine in James' bike matched that found in Jacques's car and Leo's house. He also said that the letter under Ronette's fingernail was cut from an issue of Flesh World. Albert also gave his further developments on the attempt on Cooper's life, then insulted Harry once again. The sheriff took him by the collar and Rosenfield explained his motives to be built on the foundation of love. He said, \"I love you, Sheriff Truman,\" and left. Cooper placed a hand on Harry's shoulder and said, \"Albert's path is a strange and difficult one.\"\nWith Hawk, Harry and Dale discussed the giant that appeared to the special agent just before Leland Palmer arrived to explain his knowledge of the man: that he was a neighbor to his grandfather, named Robertson. Hawk was sent to find information on this. Leland said the man would also flick matches at Leland whilst saying \"you wanna play with fire, little boy?\" Cooper believed this to be the man they were looking for.\nPhillip Gerard later showed Harry shoes that he had for sale. The man seemed to begin acting strange and said he needed to take his medication.\nHarry and Cooper sit down with Shelly, who refuses to say anything against Leo. Cooper lets her go and tells Harry he suspects she has made this choice so she can live off of Leo's insurance money but does not believe she thought of this idea herself.\nHarry later received a phone call from Pete, who said Josie called him and would return the next day. The sheriff then requested Cooper to let him see her first, on his own. Hawk arrived with his findings, saying that he turned up nothing more than a boarded-up house with an unmarked mailbox, and records were being checked for further information. Harry then asked him if he had seen Phillip Gerard, who had not been there since he showed the shoe samples. Cooper noted that in his dream, the One-Armed Man, \"Mike\" knew \"BOB,\" so he went to the bathroom with Harry following, and found a syringe.\nHarry went with Cooper to Doctor Jacoby's hospital room, which was decorated with Hawaiian decor. He introduced them to his wife, Eolani, who lived at their Hawaiian home. As he prepared to be hypnotized, Jacoby had Harry hold a stone as Cooper performed the hypnotism. Harry nearly fell asleep during the process. Jacoby described Jacques's murder and that he knew who did it.\nHe then went with Cooper to the Palmer home to arrest Leland for the murder of Jacques Renault.\nTruman interrogated Leland, asking him about his activities at the hospital and gets him to confess to killing Jacques.\nHe told Cooper of the impending arrival of the Judge Clinton Sternwood and the prosecutor Daryl Lodwick for Leland's hearing. He also gave Hawk's report that there was never a man with the name Robertson living next to the Palmers. Cooper then noticed that Andy wore the same kind of boots as Leo and that he got them from Phillip Gerard.\nHarry saw Lucy upset and walking away from Cooper, who had been talking to her about her behavior as of late. Cooper then explained to him that he needed the best Bookhouse Boy at his disposal for a secret operation. Truman said the man would be at the Roadhouse at 9:30.\nJosie arrived back in Twin Peaks and Harry met with her, upset that she did not tell him about leaving town and that it seemed strange that Catherine died and left behind insurance money around the proximity of her leaving. She distracted him by kissing him and pleading for him to make love to her.\nHe later went back to the station where Judge Sternwood had just arrived. The judge caught onto the fact that he had problems with the woman in his life. Cooper then came and Harry introduced him to the judge.\nHe went to the conference room with the two men, where Leland was brought to them. The proceedings were delayed due to the absence of Lodwick. Sternwood's law clerk, Sid came and was introduced to Cooper before leaving with the judge to the Great Northern. Cooper asked him if the Bookhouse Boy was prepared for the evening, which Truman confirmed.\n \nIn street clothes, he met Cooper at the Roadhouse at 9:30, revealing himself to be the Bookhouse Boy in question.\nThe next day, Hawk came to the sheriff's station to inform Harry that the house Leland claimed to be owned by a Robertson was actually owned by schoolteachers who had no recollection of a gray-haired man. As Hawk excused himself to the bathroom, Harry reminded him to keep an eye out for Phillip Gerard. Lucy then came to him to say her goodbyes before she went to Tacoma to visit her sister. He escorted her out of the station as Cooper arrived and announced that he knew where Audrey was.\nAt Leland's hearing, Harry spoke for the defense, sympathizing with him due to how much was brought upon him from the death of his daughter. This ultimately caused Leland to be released on bail until his trial.\nAt Leo's hearing, Sternwood decided to deliberate with Harry and Dale after the defense and prosecution had made their statements. Sternwood decided that Leo was not fit to stand trial, as his shooting had left him in an invalid state. Sternwood then had Harry tell Shelly.\nOn his way to his office, he heard Andy declare himself to be \"a whole damn town.\" He then met with Cooper and they discussed their plan to rescue Audrey, but Hawk entered to inform them on the whereabouts of Gerard. Harry then dismissed him and they continued discussing their plan, then left.\n \nTruman approached One Eyed Jacks with Cooper and he took out a security guard and used the guard's head to open a set of doors. They headed inside and follow a map drawn by Cooper to find Audrey. They split ways as Harry watched a man and Blackie O'Reilly talk whilst a security footage frame of Cooper was on a screen in the room.\nHe continued to watch until the man stabbed the woman and spotted Harry, opening fire. Harry drew his gun and noticed that the man had disappeared. Cooper rejoined with Audrey and they began to head out, but were stopped by a security guard with a gun. However, a knife struck the guard in the back and Deputy Hawk came down the stairs, remarking \"Good thing you guys don't know how to keep a secret.\"\nThey took Audrey to the Bookhouse and Cooper determined that she had been doped with heroin.\nIn his office, Harry looked through a book of mugshots, finding a photo of Jean Renault, who was the man he saw kill Blackie. He informed Cooper that Renault was after him and had used Audrey as bait. The agent expressed his dismay at letting someone he cared about get in harm's way, but Harry assured him that he was the best lawman he had ever met.\nHarry later met with Donna, who claimed that there is another diary by Laura in the possession of Harold Smith. He suspected the teenagers to be still trying to solve the murder, despite the warnings they had received. However, he told her that he would try to send one of his men to Smith's home. A loud man then walked past the room, looking for Harry. He then entered the room and identified himself as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, Cooper's supervisor. Harry told Donna to wait and talked outside with Cole, who explained that he was hard of hearing, which was apparent, given that he misunderstood Harry several times. He delivered Albert's test results on the fibers found outside Cooper's room, finding that they were from a Vicuna coat. He also mentioned test results on Phillip Gerard's syringe, having not recognized the drug contained in it. Hawk then brought in Gerard, who Truman had taken to his office.\nWhen Cooper arrived, he and Gordon had a private conversation in Harry's office, but Harry and Hawk could hear everything Cole said due to his loud speech. Harry interrupted to inform them of this but was invited to join. Cole gave Cooper an anonymous letter of a chess deal, from Windom Earle, Cooper's now insane ex-partner.\nTruman went to the Blue Pine Lodge, where Josie introduced him to her assistant, Mr. Lee, and she announced that she was going home and that she sold the mill. As she started to leave, he told her that he loved her, which caused her to stop and look back but she ultimately left.\nHe went to the conference room with Cooper, Hawk, and Cole to question Gerard, who complained about needing his medicine. Cole refrained from giving him his medicine and his personality changed into \"Mike,\" who explained \"BOB\" as being his familiar. He also described him as a sort of parasite that feeds on fear and pleasures. Mike also said that he was to stop BOB, who was currently in a large house made of wood among the trees, with many rooms, which Cooper determined to be the Great Northern Hotel.\nThe next morning, Harry went to Hawk, Cole, Cooper, Mike, and Andy to tell them that they were ready to go to the Great Northern. Hawk went with a warrant to Harold Smith's apartment and Cole left for Bend, Oregon.\nThey took Mike to the hotel and brought him guests one-by-one to determine if they were BOB's host. Mike began to have a sort of seizure when Ben Horne entered the room.\nHe went to Harold Smith's apartment when Hawk finds Harold dead, apparently of a suicide by hanging. Cooper found a suicide note that read, \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" or \"I am a lonely soul.\" Among torn pages strewn about the apartment, Hawk determined them to be from Laura's secret diary.\nHarry went to the conference room, where Cooper stated his suspicions that Benjamin Horne was the man they were looking for. They went to Ben's office at the Great Northern to arrest him for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer.\nThey took him back to the station, where Harry and Cooper encountered the Log Lady, who said to them, \"there are owls in the Roadhouse.\" He went to the Roadhouse with them, where a blonde singer performed.\nThe following day, Sheriff Truman walked with Cooper, who addressed a tape to Diane, telling her they had just met with the one-armed man. They walked to the Timber Room, where Leland joyfully danced about. Harry broke the news to him that Ben had been arrested for Laura's murder.\nBen was taken to the interrogation room, where a finger was pricked for a blood test, which his brother - serving as his lawyer - claimed to be brutal treatment. Cooper revealed Jerry's questionable background as a lawyer, which caused him to settle down. The special agent then presented Ben with Laura's diary, which stated, \"Someday, I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne.\" Cooper's manner of speaking angered Ben and the lawmen left the brothers alone for a moment.\nHarry looked out his window at a woodpecker when Pete arrived, telling him that Josie was gone, which he confirmed to know already. However, confusion entered the conversation when he mentioned Josie's assistant, which Pete said he was told was her cousin, Jonathan. Cooper then came, saying that Mike had escaped from the Great Northern and they then left.\nWhile driving, he and Cooper stopped a reckless driver, who turned out to be Leland Palmer. Harry received a call from Lucy, telling him that Mike was found.\nMike was brought to the interrogation room and said that Ben was not BOB. However, Harry charged Ben with Laura's murder. Cooper brought him outside and told him he did not believe Ben was the killer. Harry said he had enough of Cooper's premonitions and they had enough evidence against Ben.\nLater at night, another body was found, also wrapped in plastic. Truman was called out and went with Cooper to find that the body belonged to Maddy Ferguson, Laura's nearly-identical cousin.\nThe following morning, Albert presented a letter 'O' found under Maddy's ring finger, determining her murderer to be the same person that killed Laura and Teresa. He also said fur from a taxidermy white fox was in her hand. Harry offered to call Leland so Maddy's family could be contacted, but Cooper refused this, wishing to have one more day to solve the case.\nIn Ben Horne's office, Harry presented Horne's telephone records to Cooper, showing that he called Laura the night she died and that there was a stuffed white fox in the office, assuring Harry that Maddy was there and was killed by Ben.\nHe went to the Palmer home to retrieve Leland for help in the case and took him to the roadhouse, where Ben, Leo, Bobby, and Ed arrived. Cooper stated his belief that the killer was in the room. Cooper commented that not everyone was there, and Major Garland Briggs then entered, escorting an old waiter. Cooper said to have Ben brought back to the station with Leland as his attorney.\nAs Ben was taken to interrogation, Cooper whispered to Harry to have Leland pushed into the room first, as he was the culprit. They did this and quickly closed the door as Leland became enraged, revealed to be BOB's host.\n \nThey entered the room and Harry restrained Leland while reading him his rights. Through Leland, BOB laughed and howled as he was interrogated, and did not hesitate to confess to the murders. They left the room and Cooper went over his dream and all of the evidence pointing toward Leland and the events that must have occurred the night of Laura's death. BOB chanted out a poem, then the sprinkler system went off, followed by BOB slamming Leland's head into the interrogation room door. They frantically entered, finding Leland bleeding on the floor. With BOB apparently gone from him, Leland tearfully expressed his guilt and died in Cooper's arms.\nTruman, Cooper, and Albert met with Major Briggs, the sheriff confused over the whole situation. He had his doubts over BOB's existence, but wondered where he was.\nCooper's suspension from the FBI\nFollowing Leland's funeral, Harry attended the reception. Major Briggs arrived just as a fight broke out between Mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother, Dougie. Harry helped break it up.\nHarry later went to his office, where Catherine awaited. Harry expressed his surprise that she was alive. When he asked about her absence over the previous weeks, she said that she believed her life was saved by an angel.\n \nCooper came to Harry's office to say his goodbyes before going on the fishing trip and leaving town. The sheriff gave the agent a Green Butt Skunk fishing lure. He also gave to him a Bookhouse Boys patch, welcoming him as a member of the society. As Cooper left the station, he was stopped by Special Agent Roger Hardy and RCMP Officer Preston King, the former telling Cooper that he had been suspended from the FBI.\nHardy questioned Cooper regarding his activity in Canada, particularly Audrey's rescue operation. After Cooper was questioned privately, Harry gave him the Bookhouse Boys gesture after seeing that his gun and badge had been taken. Hardy then asked for his cooperation, but Truman said that he was behind Agent Cooper all the way.\nTruman's sleep the following night was disturbed by movement outside his window and he went to the door, finding Josie, who was exhausted and she fell into his arms.\nTruman and Cooper met with Betty Briggs the following morning and discussed her husband's disappearance while on a fishing trip with Agent Cooper. She brought up that it could have been work-related, but the possible nature of this was classified. After Betty left, Cooper told Harry that there was no way that the Major's disappearance was work-related. Andy and Hawk then entered with a wedding present for Dougie Milford and his young bride-to-be Lana Budding. A call was then patched in from Gordon Cole who gave Cooper his support and said that DEA agent Dennis Bryson was hard at work on the case.\nCooper asked Harry and Hawk if they have heard of a place called the White Lodge, as it was the last thing Briggs spoke about before his disappearance. Hawk explained the White Lodge being a place controlled by spirits, it being a local legend. Dennis Bryson then arrived, dressed as a woman, and insisted on being called Denise. She explained the details of the case to Cooper and left.\nHe went home, where Josie laid in bed. He brought her a glass of water and kissed her before getting on the bed and holding her close. He asked her to tell him the truth, and she answered that she used to work for a man named Thomas Eckhardt in Hong Kong and that Mr. Lee also worked for Eckhardt and had threatened to kill her if she did not return. She also stated that she believed Eckhardt was responsible for her husband's death.\nHarry later attended the Milford wedding. When Dwayne vocally objected to the marriage, Harry calmed him down.\nThe next morning, he and Andy went to the Great Northern, where Dougie Milford had died in bed of an apparent heart attack. Mayor Milford came in and cried over his brother, blaming Lana for his death.\nLater at the station, Harry introduced Cooper to Colonel Reilly, who was heading the investigation of Major Briggs' disappearance. Reilly especially expressed an interest in owls in the area at the time of the disappearance. When Cooper tried to get more information, specifically about the White Lodge, Reilly said that the subject was classified.\nIn Truman's office, Hayward delivered Dougie's autopsy results to Dwayne, finding that he had died of a heart attack, with no evidence of foul play. However, the mayor wished to press charges against Lana anyway, continuing to believe she killed his brother with sex. After Dwayne left, Harry and Will left the former's office and saw Lana, and were taken by her charm, as was the case with the rest of the men present.\nThe next day, Harry listened to Major Briggs\u2014who had re-emerged the previous night\u2014recount his experience since his disappearance, including a vision of a giant owl. The sheriff asked him what his work entails, but he said that it was classified. However, he dismissed this, finding this to be information that must be divulged to them. He said that he was involved in Project Blue Book, a United States Air Force investigation into unidentified flying objects, despite its official disbandment in 1969 and that they were searching for the White Lodge. Air Force personnel then came in to retrieve Briggs on official business.\nHarry then went to the Blue Pine Lodge to see Josie, who had been assigned as a maid for Catherine, having had no choice.\nLater, Truman cleaned his rifle as Ernie Niles was being prepared for a sting operation against Jean Renault, who had been framing Cooper as being involved in Renault's cocaine trade. When Cooper expressed his regret that he could not take part in the operation, Truman deputized him.\nOutside the buy, Harry watched until their cover was blown by Ernie's excessive sweat ruining the microphone. Cooper negotiated with Renault, offering himself for Denise and Ernie. Harry had Hawk call in backup.\nLater, Denise made her way into the house dressed as a waitress and delivered a gun to Cooper, who used it to shoot Renault dead.\nThe lawmen returned to the station, where the power was out, due to a bomb in the woods, according to a call received by Lucy. Cooper headed inside and called to Harry, having found a dead body in the sheriff's office, in front of a chessboard.\nWindom Earle crime spree\nAs Cooper and Hayward examined the body, Truman stated that there were no witnesses to this odd event. The FBI agent correctly identified that the victim died from being stabbed, believing Windom Earle to be responsible, due to its similarities to a previous case. Hawk came in to say that there were two sets of the same boot prints outside, one coming and one leaving.\nAs the body was wheeled out, Harry brought Cooper some coffee, now also believing Earle to be responsible, as there was no physical evidence left at the scene, just as Cooper had predicted. The agent also said that he had been cleared of all charges by the FBI and DEA, but was still suspended. Truman offered him the case since he was still a deputy of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department for the time being. Hawk entered to inform them that no prints were found in an abandoned car Harry told him to search and that Hank was not present at the Dead Dog Farm deal, as he was in the hospital, claiming to have been hit by a bus. Hawk also told them that Shelly Johnson called, saying that Leo came to the previous night and ran away after attacking her.\nHaving found Cooper observing a chessboard, Truman asked about the significance of chess to Earle, to which the agent said that the two had played the game every day for three years, and Cooper never won. Dale then told Harry about his affair with Earle's wife, Caroline who was murdered under his watch, presumably by her husband.\nLater, Major Briggs entered the station and collapsed, wishing to speak to Harry. After the major came to, they met in the sheriff's office, where Briggs stated his worry in the Air Force's reasons for seeking out the White Lodge, where he believed he was taken during his disappearance. After the major left, Andy came and took them to the conference room, where Lana Milford sat with Doctor Jacoby. The psychiatrist said that Lana was not cursed, but had a heightened sexual drive. As Jacoby and Lana left, they were confronted by Dwayne Milford with a rifle. Cooper had the mayor and Lana settle matters privately. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until Cooper told them to enter, where they found Lana kissing Dwayne, who announced their plans to adopt a child.\nLater in the evening, Harry showed Cooper an article from Seattle, recording the death of Jonathan, the man Josie was with. Dale suspected that Josie could somehow be involved.\nHarry and Cooper spoke with Bobby and Shelly in the conference room, as the two were attacked by the now-mobile Leo the previous night. Harry asked why Bobby was at the Johnson home, to which Bobby openly admitted that he and Shelly had been seeing each other since even before Laura was murdered. Cooper asked where he was the night of the fire at the mill, suspecting him of shooting Leo, but Bobby stated Hank to be responsible. Harry told Shelly he would assign deputies to watch her house and he dismissed the couple.\nAlbert then arrived and the two greeted each other with a hug. Albert presented a file on Earle, who had been sending packages to various law enforcement agencies, each containing an article of clothing from Caroline on her wedding day.\nHe and Dale later met with Josie concerning Jonathan's death.\nLater, he met with the agent again, where he said the dead man found in his office was named Erik Powell. Cooper said that the victim's surname was Caroline's maiden name and that this was intentional by Earle. Harry suggested they employ Pete Martell in the case for his expertise at the game of chess.\nHe later told Norma that Hank would be put in prison for the attempted murder of Leo and his various parole violations.\nThe next morning, Harry and Dale listened to a tape left for the latter by Earle. The sheriff promised his protection and he had Lucy call Pete and check the newspaper for chess moves.\nLater, Hawk escorted Hank into Truman's office, where the sheriff charged Hank with the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. Hank attempted a trade for information on who murdered Andrew Packard, but Harry declined. Despite this, Hank hinted that Josie was responsible and mocked him. Hawk kicked out one of Hank's crutches and escorted him out of the angered Harry's office.\nAs Pete observed a chessboard, Harry told Lucy to have the Gazette not close out the personal ads. They discussed Earle's methods, but then Albert arrived and spoke to Cooper in private. Harry overheard that Josie has been positively identified as Cooper's would-be-assassin and he left.\nHe went to the Blue Pine Lodge, looking for Josie, who apparently went to the Great Northern with many of her belongings to see Thomas Eckhardt.\nHarry arrived after she killed Eckhardt and he commanded her to put her gun down, which she had aimed at Agent Cooper. She asked for his forgiveness and clutched her pistol to her chest before collapsing. Harry rushed to her and cradled her in his arms, only to find that she was dead.\nThe next day, he sat at the Bookhouse, drinking and thinking about Josie. Hawk brought him breakfast from Norma and Harry asked about the situation at the station, confident that Cooper and Hawk could handle his responsibilities.\nCooper later came to visit him, telling him about Josie's criminal history from Interpol, including felonies and prostitution arrests. Harry angrily told Cooper to leave.\n \nHe later became drunk and threw around the furniture in the Bookhouse. Cooper soon came to calm him down, especially to have Harry hand over his gun. Harry began talking about Josie and how she made his life better, and he expressed his regret that he did not take her away from her past. Cooper brought him into a hug, calming him. After this, Cooper and Hawk took him to bed.\nHarry woke to a vision of Josie, which soon disappeared and instead saw a woman with a garrote who began to strangle him. He soon was able to overpower her and managed to incapacitate her.\nHe took the woman, Jones, to the sheriff's station, where he locked her in a cell. He went to Cooper and confirmed that the woman worked for Thomas Eckhardt, but he was unsure why Eckhardt would have wanted him dead. Cooper supposed \"sexual jealousy\" due to the man's obsession with Josie. As the agent described a revolting cure for hangovers, Harry excused himself to the bathroom.\nHe went to his office, where a bonsai tree from Josie sat on his desk. Doctor Hayward informed them that Earle came to his home with the next chess move. Gordon Cole then arrived, his loud voice disturbing Harry's headache. Cole revealed that Earle had faked his mental illness and was loaned to the Air Force for Project Blue Book in 1965.\nHarry took Cooper and Cole to the diner, where he again excused himself to the bathroom after Cole explained his own cure for a hangover. Soon, he rejoined Cooper, who was fascinated by a chickadee outside on a Dodge Dart. Norma's sister, Annie Blackburn, came and poured them coffee, also suggesting teetotaling and prayer as a hangover cure. Harry then observed Cooper's interactions with Annie, which made him suspect that Cooper was in love, which was confirmed by Harry with the fact that she laughed at a stupid joke he told her. Before she went, she noted a drawing Cooper had made on his napkin, saying it was from Owl Cave, which Harry confirmed.\nHarry made the next move in the chessboard, per Pete's instruction, and he and Cooper then headed off to Owl Cave with Hawk and Andy.\nAt the cave, Hawk lead them to the symbol Cooper had drawn, located on a wall of the cave, with another symbol. Cooper found that they must be related to tattoos found on Briggs and the Log Lady. Owls then swooped over the men and Andy swung a pickaxe into the cave wall, revealing a petroglyph.\nThe men return to Owl Cave the next day, where it was apparent that someone else had been there too. Hawk noted that there were the tracks that he also found near the power station - Windom Earle.\nAt the station, Harry observed a piece of a poem sent to Shelly, Donna, and Audrey. Cooper said that this was sent to the girls by Earle, as it was a poem Cooper once sent to Caroline. Truman suggested that they speak to the girls, then Hawk came in with Donna's segment of the poem. He also told Harry and Dale that Major Briggs was there to see them, and Dale requested the deputy to bring him Leo Johnson's arrest report. Cooper used the report to determine that the poems were dictated by Earle to Johnson.\nHe went to Catherine and asked her for any information on Josie, wishing to understand her. Catherine explained that Josie worked by essentially being an actress in everything she did. Catherine then brought him a box, which he could not seem to open. Pete then came back from the tryouts for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, for which he was on the committee. He tried to take the box, but dropped it, causing part of it to slide out - another box.\nTruman was called to a crime scene at the park gazebo, where a dead youth had been found inside a large chess pawn.\nA friend of the victim told the lawmen that the youth's name was Rusty Tomasky and was in Twin Peaks while on his way to play a gig with his band.\nHe and Cooper later met with Major Briggs, who told them about Earle's involvement with Project Blue Book, that when the investigation began to involve the woods surrounding Twin Peaks, he became obsessive until his removal. Briggs then showed them footage of Earle describing an evil place called the Black Lodge. Cooper then said that he believed the true reason Earle came to Twin Peaks was not vengeance against him, but to find the Black Lodge, which he believed to be connected to the petroglyph.\nLater, they observed the petroglyph more, trying to decipher it as they waited on Briggs to arrive. He had Andy call the Briggs home as Cooper stated that he had not been completely focused all day, as he had been thinking about Annie.\nThe next day, Harry told Cooper that he had men searching the woods for Major Briggs, who Cooper believed to be targeted by Windom Earle. He also mentioned that he believed Josie was killed by fear, and he saw BOB just after her death. He said that he believed this had a connection and BOB fed off of fear. Cooper believed there may be a connection between BOB and the Black Lodge, which he also believed to be the \"evil\" within the woods that Truman had referred to.\nBriggs was brought back to the station by Hawk, who found him stumbling through the woods. Cooper came and noted that the major was under the influence of haloperidol, the same drug used by Phillip Gerard. Because of this, his answers to Cooper's questions were unclear. Cooper expressed his worry about the Black Lodge, that they must find their way in at the right time.\nCooper had an epiphany that the Lodge would open when Jupiter and Saturn aligned. Briggs uttered \"protect the queen,\" and \"fear and love open the doors,\" the latter referring to the Lodges. Cooper also surmised that Earle will be taking the queen\u2014Miss Twin Peaks\u2014of their chess game to the door of the Lodge. As they began to head out, Andy accidentally knocked over the bonsai plant, revealing it to have contained a microphone planted by Earle.\nHarry and Cooper arrived at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, having ordered deputies to surround the building. Chaos ensued following Annie's win of the title of Miss Twin Peaks and she was taken away by Earle.\nHarry went to the conference room, where Hawk and Cooper were studying the petroglyph, which Andy discovered was actually a map. He told Cooper that he had deputies looking for Earle, but the FBI agent said that the only hope of finding Earle and Annie lied within the petroglyph. Pete then came in, reporting that the Log Lady had stolen his truck. However, Cooper said that she did not steal it and that she would arrive momentarily. Truman took a closer look at the petroglyph and noticed the twelve Sycamore trees of Glastonbury Grove, where Hawk had previously found a bloody towel and pages from Laura's diary. The Log Lady then arrived with oil, which her husband called \"an opening to a gateway.\" Dale and Harry smelled the oil and link it back to Doctor Jacoby's statement of smelling \"scorched engine oil\" the night Jacques was killed. Hawk then brought in Ronette Pulaski, who smelled the oil and became frightened, as she recognized the smell from the night Laura Palmer was killed.\nHarry and Dale traveled to Glastonbury Grove, where Cooper declared he must go on alone. Harry watched as he disappeared into a set of red drapes. Andy soon joined the sheriff, where they waited at the Grove for more than ten hours after Cooper disappeared into the Black Lodge. Andy eventually went to get Harry some breakfast.\n \n \nEventually, Cooper and Annie appeared at the entrance, the latter unconscious with blood on her face. Truman and Doctor Hayward took Cooper back to the Great Northern and Annie to the hospital. Cooper got up to brush his teeth. Truman and Doc Hayward heard the mirror break while Dale laughed and asked, \"How's Annie?\" Harry and Will ran 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 struck his head on the mirror, and it struck him as funny.\nAccording to a dossier discovered in 2016, after Cooper left Twin Peaks, Harry read the Andrew Packard case file that was in the Bookhouse and started drinking from reading about Josie. Finally, he allegedly wrote a letter about what he knew of the case, hoping that he would feel better. FBI Special Agent Tamara Preston stated that the letter's handwriting was a 96% match to Truman's.\nFollowing Cooper's sudden departure from Twin Peaks, Harry spent over twenty years investigating what had become of him. He also was an uncredited source for parts of Briggs' dossier.\nLater life\nWhen Wally \u2013 the son of Andy and Lucy \u2013 was born, Harry was named as his godfather.\nHe eventually had several run-ins with the troubled Richard Horne, son of Audrey Horne.\nIn 2016, Truman was diagnosed with cancer and he secretly underwent treatment at a research hospital in Seattle while pretending to have merely retired. He only told his brother, Frank, of the nature of his ailment, although Hawk later managed to learn of it on his own. Frank returned to Twin Peaks, once again serving as sheriff, in an agreement to hold the position for two years to stabilize the department before promoting Hawk to the position.\nAt some point, Harry's nephew, a soldier, committed suicide.\nPersonality\nHarry was an empathetic, self sacrificing man, which was made clear by his lifelong ambition to work in public service. He also deeply honored tradition and his family, as his father and brother were the sheriff of Twin Peaks before him.\nPatient, compassionate, and socially aware, Harry almost always said the right thing to calm down anyone who was upset. He managed to subdue Bobby Briggs at Laura's funeral, and he also managed to calm down Dwayne at the Milford wedding. He displayed great patience and social precision when navigating the sensitive topic of Laura's murder with her parents - Leland and Sarah Palmer. He displayed the same compassion and understanding during Leland's initial arrest for the murder of Jacques Renault.\nHis patience was also demonstrated repeatedly and consistently in his responses to Agent Cooper's rather unconventional means of investigation. He quickly learned that nothing of value or substance will come from questioning Cooper, and so he usually went along with his ramblings and dreams. At times, he even appreciated Cooper's upbeat attitude and approach to life - he allowed Cooper to treat him to coffee under the insistence that one must give oneself a present every day.\nDespite his patience, Harry could be rather cynical and skeptical. This was shown when he finally decided that Cooper's methods of investigation are unreasonably unconventional, and had no basis in reality. He also doubted the existence of BOB, even when BOB had revealed himself and his crimes to the sheriff's department. Harry rarely voiced his cynicism, however, being more of s listener than a speaker. Nevertheless, Harry resented being considered a sidekick, a follower, or second best. He did not enjoy being left out of the loop, feeling very uncomfortable and uneasy when he did not know what was going on.\nHarry was also very sensitive - though he tried not to be. Despite his best efforts at remaining stoic and emotionally solid, his feelings shone through easily in his body language and the way he reacted towards Albert Rosenfield's snarky comments regarding Twin Peaks. Overcome with a protective rage, he attacked Albert twice. His second attempt was admittedly unsuccessful, possibly because Harry was so caught off guard with Albert's sudden outburst of emotion, and confession of love. Truman's tough exterior was completely shattered following the death of Josie Packard. The devastated Truman became a furious drunk, only to be calmed by Cooper and reduced to tears.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending presented in the International Pilot.\nHarry gets a call from Lucy, who says Sarah Palmer saw Laura's killer and will be expecting the Sheriff and Deputy Hawk at the Palmer home to get a sketch of the man.\nTruman gets the sketch of the man and meets Agent Cooper at the hospital, where the one-armed man from the elevator awaits them in the room where they earlier examined Laura's body. The man identifies himself as \"Mike\" and tells them that he lived above a convenience store with a man named \"BOB.\" Harry shows him a police sketch of a balding man, which Mike says is not BOB. He then shows a sketch of a long-haired man, which Mike confirms to be BOB. He says that BOB is in the basement.\n \nTruman and Cooper go the basement, where Harry aims his gun at BOB, who welcomes them to \"the killer's lair.\" They approach him as he asks about Mike, 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 a great pain and collapses to the floor.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nHarry (played by Kevin Nealon) enters Cooper's room at the Great Northern to tell him that Leo Johnson has confessed to murdering Laura Palmer. However, Cooper ignores him, instead suggesting they go to One Eyed Jacks disguised as Indians. He tells him of Leo's confession again, which Cooper determines to be another piece of the puzzle to finding out who killed Laura. He then reveals evidence, including a videotape of Leo killing Laura. Cooper dismisses the obvious and tells him of a dream he had of a hairless mouse with a pitchfork, singing about caves, and surmises this to relate to the caves near the Packard Sawmill.\n \nAndy then brings a handcuffed Leo into the room, who is ready to do his time. Leland comes in to thank Agent Cooper for finding the man who killed Laura. However, Cooper says the killer has not been caught, causing Leland to have a breakdown, then leave. Harry questions why Cooper has done this.\nAudrey enters and Leo interrupts them to show Cooper photos of him before, during, and after Laura's murder, but this still does not convince the FBI agent. After Audrey gives Cooper a present, she leaves, and Cooper tells Harry of his plan to stake out the graveyard disguised as altar boys. Harry shoots this plan down and tries again to convince Cooper, but he keeps suggesting other plans. Cooper picks up a rock and says that if he breaks the window with it, Leo is innocent. He throws the rock, which breaks the window. This frustrates Leo, who says he sent several notes to Cooper, confessing to the crime.\nNadine Hurley then comes with her silent drape runner, asking Cooper to take it to the patent office in Washington, D.C. then leaves. Harry says he is going to leave as well, but Cooper stops him, as they have not yet heard from the Log Lady. Harry says they will not hear from her, as they have already used both female Saturday Night Live cast members. Nevertheless, she rushes in, saying that her log has said Leo committed the crime and she leaves.\nAs Truman leaves with Andy and Leo, Cooper asks who shot him, which Leo confesses to as well.\nBehind the scenes\nSheriff Truman was played by Michael Ontkean in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces, the latter of which were deleted scenes from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nAccording to Mark Frost, casting Truman proved difficult. The role was turned down by David Strathairn and Robert Forster was nearly cast, but had to turn it down due to a prior commitment to another television pilot. Under contract with ABC, Ontkean was cast nearly a week before shooting after expressing interest in the script and meeting with Mark Frost. Ray Wise auditioned for the role before being cast as Leland Palmer.\nAlthough Ontkean initially expressed enthusiasm for reprising his role in Twin Peaks (2017), he ultimately turned it down for undisclosed reasons. Frank Truman was written into the series to accommodate this and, ironically, the role was given to Forster.\nTrivia\nThe sheriff's name in the pilot's original script was Daniel \"Dan\" Steadman.\nThe sheriff has a photo of the 33rd President of the United States, Harry S. Truman, in his office.\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, Harry's father is identified as mill worker Boyd Truman, whereas The Secret History of Twin Peaks states his father to be Frederick Truman, sheriff of Twin Peaks and founding member of Citizens Brigade, which became the Bookhouse Boys.\nAlso mentioned in Access Guide is inventor Crosby Truman, but it is unknown if there is any relation to Harry.\nAccording to The Secret History of Twin Peaks, his favorite book was To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Harry_S._Truman_(president).json b/data/input_docs/Harry_S._Truman_(president).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9ee75454240cbc5138373d646a478b8ab1e885a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Harry_S._Truman_(president).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Harry_S._Truman_(president)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Harry_S._Truman_(president)", "text": "Harry S. Truman (president)\nHarry S. Truman was a President of the United States.\nBiography\nIn 1948, President Truman visited Owl Cave in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHarry S. Truman of Twin Peaks, born in 1950, was named after President Truman by his father. There was no familial relation between them.\nBy 1952, Truman was a high-ranking Mason and allegedly ordered Nathan F. Twining to help organize a secret UFO task force designated Majestic 12."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hatchling.json b/data/input_docs/Hatchling.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f4700d9593c52a42d1f6bb1875d6fe7977cb2285 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hatchling.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hatchling", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hatchling", "text": "Hatchling\nAn unidentified creature hatched in the New Mexico desert on August 5, 1956.\nHistory\nThe creature, resembling a frog but with insectile wings, six front legs, and a spiked proboscis, broke free of a speckled egg that lay on a sand dune. It wandered through the desert and eventually flew up to the window of a nearby home. Inside, a young girl had just lost consciousness while listening to a radio broadcast that a woodsman had commandeered. As the creature approached her face, the girl opened her mouth, allowing the hatchling to crawl inside and be swallowed.\nBehind the scenes\nThe concept of the creature originates from a story related by David Lynch in Quinoa, a short film released alongside Inland Empire, and in his Room to Dream autobiography: it involved a \"frog-moth\" Lynch saw while traveling in eastern Europe. Executive producer Sabrina S. Sutherland referenced the story and described the creature in \"Part 8\" as a \"frogmoth\" in a Reddit Ask-Me-Anything. The creature was referred to as such on the set by Lynch and by the visual effects company, BUF.\nThe creature's back part was based on a drawing by Lynch. Although the drawing is undisclosed, it is quite similar to one of his ballpoint pen drawing.\nThe creature's egg may be one of the eggs disgorged by the experiment earlier in \"Part 8.\" It is suggested in the transition from 1945 to 1956 that its egg lies on or near the Trinity test site."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hawk.json b/data/input_docs/Hawk.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1956ec51bd391bebe95a57cb11b8761df5c22d66 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hawk.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hawk", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hawk", "text": "Hawk\nTommy \"Hawk\" Hill was Deputy Chief at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and a member of the Bookhouse Boys.\nHe was a full-blooded Nez Perce, although, during a discussion as to whether or not he believed in the soul, he referenced Blackfoot Indian mysticism to Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nHe was clearly aware of the supernatural presence in woods of Twin Peaks and also discusses with Cooper his belief in a direct connection to Native American spirituality. He was also the first person to verbally express to Cooper what the White Lodge and Black Lodge were.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nWhen Hawk was a child, he would play in Owl Cave and pretended it was \"haunted by fierce ghosts.\"\nIn high school, Hill was given the nickname \"Hawk\" by Frank Truman, though he was initially resentful of it. He was also a running back in the starting lineup of Twin Peaks High football team of 1968, alongside Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, \"Big Ed\" Hurley, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Baker and Jerry Horne. He was presumably a halfback.\nFollowing high school, he served in the Vietnam War and, sometime after returning home, became a deputy in the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department under Frank Truman and subsequently Harry S. Truman after Frank retired and left Twin Peaks.\nCareer\nIn February 1989, Hawk informed Sheriff Truman and Deputy Andy Brennan that \"Bernie\" was coming in from Canada. When Andy made a stray comment that if he was coming in on foot, thus had a long hike, Hawk quickly left the room before an \"Andy\" situation developed.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nAfter homecoming queen Laura Palmer was found murdered on the morning of February 24, Hawk and Andy asked her boyfriend, Bobby Briggs, about his whereabouts until Sheriff Truman arrived to inform Briggs that Laura had been found dead.\nLater, Hawk went with Andy and Truman to the Palmer home, where he found evidence as the sheriff questioned Mrs. Palmer. He found Laura's diary and took it for the investigation, though they did not have the key and Leland Palmer was mildly reluctant to let him take it. He also found a camcorder.\nWhen James Hurley was arrested, he and Andy took him to his cell.\nAfter James was questioned the next morning by Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, Hawk took him back to his cell once again and later released James to his uncle, Ed Hurley, and the two men made the Bookhouse Boys gesture to each other, touching their temples.\nAt the hospital, Hawk asked Janek and Suburbis Pulaski about their daughter, Ronette, who was attacked by the person who killed Laura. He then spotted a one-armed man go toward the morgue.\nHawk called Agent Cooper the next day, updating him on Ronette's condition and the findings from her parents. He went on to tell him about the one-armed man he saw around the intensive care ward.\n \nHe later assisted Truman in setting up a bottle sixty feet and six inches away from receptionist Lucy Moran, per Cooper's instructions. He questioned what the special agent was doing, but the sheriff was just as baffled. Later, he sat and listened to a presentation Cooper had prepared about Tibet and a method he had derived from a dream to determine which individuals with the initial 'J' were people of interest in the Palmer case. Cooper had Hawk hold rocks that he threw at a bottle. The rock for Lawrence Jacoby knocked over the bottle, but did not break it, and the rock for Leo Johnson broke it.\nHawk informed Agent Cooper the next day that he had found no sign of the one-armed man, then went to Laura's funeral, where he helped restrain Mike Nelson when Bobby and James charged at each other.\nLater he went to the Double R Diner with Harry and Ed. They were joined by Cooper, who they informed about their operation to halt the drug flow into Twin Peaks, introducing him to the Bookhouse Boys. They subsequently took him to the Bookhouse.\nIn the evening, Hawk discussed the human soul with Cooper. He said that he believed in waking souls and dream souls. They had a drink to Laura, but were interrupted when Leland Palmer had a breakdown on the dance floor and they escorted him home.\nHawk called Cooper the next day and said that he had found the one-armed man at the Timber Falls Motel. His name was Gerard and he was in room 101. After Cooper and Truman kicked in the door, Hawk checked Gerard's background and found no criminal record or warrants. After they question Gerard, Hawk told Truman that Josie Packard had been in her car at the motel prior to his arrival.\nHawk later helped bring in files confiscated from the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic and met with Truman, Cooper, and Andy in the pistol range, where he fires at a target, not missing a shot.\nHe later brought in an analysis on a plastic object found in Laura's stomach, determining it to be part of a poker chip. Andy then found a file on a myna bird owned by Jacques Renault named Waldo and Hawk went to retrieve Jacques's address.\nWhen they arrived, they saw a man they believed was Jacques, (who was actually Bobby Briggs placing evidence in Jacques' apartment) but he got away.\nThe next morning, Hawk received a transmission from Truman that he was at Jacques's apartment and wished for Hawk to be there as soon as he can, as he had been sent to find Bernard Renault.\n \nHe later arrived at the apartment, confirming that a post office box noted on envelopes hidden in the apartment belonged to Jacques, providing letters he found in it. He handed Cooper a copy of Flesh World found in the apartment and he found an ad of Laura, which had red drapes matching ones in a photo in the apartment and a dream Cooper had. They then set out to find the cabin seen in the photo.\nHawk led them through the woods, where they encountered the Log Lady. They sat down for tea and cookies while she spoke for what her log saw the night Laura was killed and the men set back out to find the cabin. They heard music playing and found the cabin. They entered, where Hawk found a camera with film in it and blood.\nHe brought forensics results to Cooper in the conference room the next day, determining that Jacques had three people in his cabin: Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, and Leo Johnson. He also provided the only photo found on the camera's film, which showed Waldo on Laura's back.\nHawk later helped Cooper with his wire for the operation at One Eyed Jacks. They then heard a gunshot near the conference room, where they found Waldo dead.\nLater joined by Ed, he listened to Cooper's operation as he spoke with Jacques, who described his involvement with Laura the night she was killed.\nHawk then informed Sheriff Truman that Jacques would be crossing the border.\nLater, after the law apprehended Renault, he stood with Andy and Ed and they told other lawmen about Andy's heroic actions of saving Sheriff Truman's life.\nHe is later told by Cooper to pull the surveillance off of Leo's house and go to Easter Park.\nHe went with Truman and Andy later that night to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern after contact was lost with him. They found the special agent on his floor, bleeding from a gunshot wound.\nAt Leo Johnson's house in the morning, he presented a copy of Flesh World and Leo's duster\u2014which smelled of gasoline\u2014to Truman and Cooper.\nHe took James back to his cell after he was questioned by Sheriff Truman and later to the hospital to give him over to Ed.\nHe later sat in the conference room as Cooper went over the events of the night Laura was killed.\nHe spoke with James at the station a couple of days later before being dismissed by Cooper. He then observed Lucy working on finding out what words all contained the letters found under the fingernails of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Ronette Pulaski. He offered to help just before Lucy's lunch date, Dick Tremayne arrived, whose impending arrival made Andy call in sick. Hawk broke Tremayne's cigarette and ignored his attempts to introduce himself.\nWith Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper, he later discussed a giant that appeared to Agent Cooper. Leland Palmer then arrived to give his knowledge on \"BOB,\" who was apparently the neighbor to Leland's grandfather named Robertson. Cooper sent Hawk to find further information on this.\nHe later returned with his findings that there was no record of anyone named Robertson in the area, but suspected an unmarked mailbox in front of a boarded-up house. Harry then asked if he had seen Phillip Gerard, but he had not. Cooper noted that in his dream, the One-Armed Man knew \"BOB,\" so he led Hawk and Harry to the bathroom, where Gerard had been, and they found a syringe.\nHawk quickly enters the station two days later to inform Harry that the house allegedly lived in by Robertson was actually owned by schoolteachers who knew nothing of a man with BOB's appearance. Having had to drink three cups of tea to extract this information, he excused himself to the bathroom.\nLater, he walked into Harry's office to inform he and Cooper on the whereabouts of Gerard, who had not been seen in a couple of days. He was then suspiciously dismissed by Truman.\nHe followed them to One Eyed Jacks where they rescued Audrey Horne, and he came to their rescue, throwing a knife into an armed guard's back.\nThey took Audrey to the Bookhouse, where Cooper determined that she had been doped with heroin and Hawk later found Phillip Gerard and brought him to the station, to Harry's office.\nCooper later came to the station and had a private conversation with FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, though Hawk and Harry could hear every word Cole said due to his loud speech.\nHe went with Cooper, Truman, and Cole to the conference room to question Gerard. Cole refused to give Gerard his medicine and he seemingly switched personalities into the \"inhabiting spirit,\" Mike. He explained \"BOB\" as being his familiar and that he fed on fear and pleasure. He also said that he was to stop BOB, who was in a house made of wood: the Great Northern Hotel.\nHawk has coffee outside the receptionist's desk the next morning with Cole, Cooper, Mike, and Andy. He was sent by Harry with a search warrant for the apartment of Harold Smith, who allegedly had in his possession another diary written by Laura. He went to Harold's apartment and found his hanging body, with plants and pages strewn about the apartment. After Harry and Cooper arrived, Hawk realized that the pages were from Laura's secret diary.\nWhen Benjamin Horne was determined to have been a prime suspect in the murder, he went with Harry and Cooper to his office, where they arrested him.\nLucy came back to Twin Peaks the next day with her sister, Gwen and nephew, having been visiting them in Tacoma. Hawk was asked by Lucy if he had seen Andy, but he shook his head. Gwen then referred to him as \"Eagle Eye.\" He corrected her and was introduced to her by Lucy. Gwen then asked him if he hated white people for their historical actions against Natives, but he responded, \"Some of my best friends are white people.\"\nAfter Mike escaped from his custody at the Great Northern, Hawk found him and took him back to the station interrogation room. There, Mike said that Ben Horne was not BOB. However, Truman charged him with the murder and Hawk took Mike back to the hotel.\nAt night, another body wrapped in plastic was found, this time belonging to Laura's cousin, Maddy Ferguson.\nHawk observed the next day as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield delivered evidence found on Maddy's body: a letter 'O' under her fingernail and fur from a taxidermy white fox. When Cooper was unsure where to go next with the case, Hawk encouraged him.\nHe wheeled Leo into the roadhouse, where Cooper determined the killer of Laura and Maddy through the use of what he called \"magic.\" He asked to have Horne escorted back to the station with Leland as his attorney. Hawk and Albert took Ben down to interrogation, but Leland was pushed into the room first by Harry and Cooper, causing him to be enraged, revealed as BOB's host.\nThey soon entered the room, where Leland was restrained by Truman as Hawk cautiously pointed his gun him. Through Leland, BOB howled and laughed as he confessed to the murders. Hawk curiously watched him as the lawmen left the room, the sheriff satisfied with the confession. As Cooper discussed all of the evidence against Leland and the events that occurred the night of Laura's murder, Hawk watched Leland through the room's window.\nThey left after BOB chants a poem, then frantically entered again after the sprinkler system went off and BOB slammed Leland's head into the door. Hawk left to call an ambulance, but Leland ultimately died in Cooper's arms.\nCooper's suspension from the FBI\nA few days later, as Dick and Lucy talked about the baby, Hawk tried to get Andy to intervene. However, Andy proposed a truce, which Hawk was not impressed with.\nAs Agent Cooper prepared to leave Twin Peaks, he told Hawk that if he was ever lost, he hoped Hawk to be the one who was sent to find him. However, Cooper was stopped by Special Agent Roger Hardy, who told him that he had been suspended from the FBI.\nHawk went with Andy to Truman's office the next day, where Andy presented a wedding gift for Dougie Milford and his wife-to-be Lana Budding. Hawk stated his disbelief that Milford was marrying again and explained to Agent Cooper that the man's marriages were \"seasonal.\"\nCooper later asked Hawk and Harry if they had ever heard of a place called the White Lodge, it being the last thing Major Garland Briggs spoke about prior to his disappearance while fishing with Cooper. Hawk explained the White Lodge's spiritual nature and that it had a shadow-self, the Black Lodge, and that every spirit must pass through to reach perfection. He said that his people called it \"The Dweller on the Threshold.\" DEA Agent Dennis Bryson then arrived, having been assigned to Cooper's case. However, Hawk and the other men were surprised that Bryson was wearing women's clothing and preferred to be called Denise. After she explained the case to Cooper and left, Hawk remarked, \"That's a good color for him.\"\nHawk later attended the Milford wedding.\nHawk comforted Lana Milford the next morning following the death of her new husband. He restrained the upset Mayor Dwayne Milford as he angrily chided Lana, and Hawk had him escorted out. Lana explained to him that she believed she had been cursed since her prom night, during which her date - who had braces - had his jaw lock open when they kissed and had to have it broken in three places to be corrected. Hawk told her that her curse could be cured and that \"when something really big goes down, the man.\" He leaned against a door just before Andy opened it, causing him to fall. Hawk was later taken by Lana's charm once again along with Harry, Andy, Dick, and Doctor Hayward.\nHawk prepared the very sweaty Ernie Niles for a sting operation into Jean Renault's drug trade the next day. He listened in on the drug buy until Ernie's wire malfunctioned due to his sweat, blowing their cover. Cooper offered himself to Renault in exchange for Ernie and Denise. Harry commanded Hawk to call in backup. After Denise made her way into the house as a waitress and gave a gun to Cooper, Hawk confirmed Renault's death by Cooper.\nWindom Earle and the Black Lodge\nThey returned to the station, where the power was out, due to a bomb in the woods, according to Lucy, though Hawk was sure that there was something more sinister at work.\nA body was found in Sheriff Truman's office. Hawk reported in that he found two sets of the same boot prints outside the station, one coming and one going. Truman later told him to check an abandoned car found on a logging road and he reported that it had no prints. He also said that Hank Jennings was not present at the Dead Dog Farm buy, as he was in the hospital, claiming to have been hit by a bus. Hawk handcuffed him to the bed and charged him with various parole violations.\nHawk escorted Hank into Sheriff Truman's office a couple of days later, where Hank was charged with the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. However, he offered a trade for information on who killed Andrew Packard, and despite the sheriff declining, Hank hinted that Josie Packard was responsible. When Hank mocked Harry, Hawk kicked out one of his crutches and escorted him out.\nFollowing the death of Josie Packard, Hawk brought breakfast from Norma to Harry, who sat at the Bookhouse, drinking. Harry thanked him and asks how things were at the station, confident that Cooper and Hawk could handle his responsibilities.\nHawk went to Cooper to report on Harry's situation. Cooper also noted that Hayward's autopsy on Josie found that she only weighed 65 pounds.\nLater, he again went to Cooper to bring him to the Bookhouse, as Harry was then tearing the building apart in a drunken rage. After Cooper calmed him down, they took Harry to bed.\nHawk brings gear to the entryway the next day for the department's trip to Owl Cave, while Andy spelunked through the ceiling. At the cave, they found the symbol Cooper came to find, and by Andy's mistake of swinging his pickaxe into the cave wall, a petroglyph was revealed.\nThe lawmen returned to Owl Cave the next day, where Hawk found tracks belonging to Windom Earle, Cooper's insane ex-partner.\nLater, at the station, Hawk brought a segment of a poem sent to Donna Hayward, the other two having been sent to Audrey and Shelly Johnson, the latter's being in possession of the Sheriff's Department already. Cooper believed the poems to have been sent by Earle. Hawk told them that Major Briggs had come to speak with them, and Cooper requested him to get Leo Johnson's arrest report. Hawk brought Cooper the report, which showed that the poems were in Leo's handwriting. The agent believed the poem was dictated to him by Earle. Hawk called Donna and Audrey to the sheriff's station the next day, per Agent Cooper's instruction.\nThe following day, Hawk searched the woods for Major Briggs, who had disappeared again. Soon, he encountered him stumbling and took him to the station.\nHe later attended the Miss Twin Peaks Contest. After Annie Blackburn's win, chaos ensued.\nHawk later studied the petroglyph, which Andy had discovered was a map. Harry took a closer look and identified Glastonbury Grove, where Hawk had previously found a bloody towel and pages of Laura's diary. The Log Lady came, bringing oil that her husband called \"an opening to a gateway.\" Hawk then brought in Ronette Pulaski, who smelled the oil and became frightened, as she recognized the smell from the night Laura Palmer was killed.\nTwenty-five Years Later\nOver the next twenty-five years, Hawk was promoted to Deputy Chief in the sheriff's department, and one day, he received a call from the Log Lady, who relayed a message from her log, saying that something was missing and he had to find it and that it related to Agent Cooper, who had been missing for twenty-five years. She also told him that it related to Hawk's heritage.\nHawk brought files to the conference room and explained to Andy and Lucy\u2014by then husband and wife\u2014what Margaret had told him.\nHawk later searched the woods and Margaret called him to say \"the stars turn and a time presents itself.\" She also offered him pie and coffee if he stopped by her cabin, but he took a rain check, as he had reached Glastonbury Grove.\nAndy and Lucy examined the files, but could not figure out what was missing. Lucy then suggested it was a chocolate bunny in the evidence that she admitted to having eaten years before due to having gas. Andy asked if chocolate bunnies had anything to do with Hawk's heritage, but Hawk eventually brought them to the conclusion that their investigation was not about the bunny.\nHawk soon filled in Sheriff Frank Truman - serving in the stead of his sick brother - on the situation concerning Margaret's message. Bobby Briggs - by then a deputy - entered and told them that Agent Cooper had been the last one to see his father alive, but he did not know what they discussed.\nHawk and Andy later continued looking through files, Andy asking Hawk if had found any Indians yet.\nWhile in a restroom, Hawk dropped a coin, which rolled under a stall. When he went to pick it up, he noticed a screw missing from the stall door's paneling. He got a step ladder and a crow bar and pulled back the paneling, finding pages inside.\nThe pages were found to be from Laura Palmer's diary, which noted that Annie had told her in a dream that the \"Good Dale\" was in the Lodge, but could not leave. Hawk believed this to be what the Log Lady had told her to find, but was not completely sure what it meant. After showing the pages to Frank, they agreed to fill in Harry on the details and contact Doctor Hayward.\nAlong with Frank and Bobby, Hawk visited Bobby's mother, Betty, who told them that she had been expecting this meeting after her husband told her about it prior to his death. She gave them a metallic container that Garland had hidden inside of a chair.\nThey took the container back to the sheriff's station and kicked Chad out of the conference room to open it. However, Frank and Hawk could not and an amused Bobby took them outside to open it, revealing slips of paper referring to the \"Jackrabbits Place\" \u2013 an imaginary place where Bobby and Garland used to play during the former's childhood \u2013 and a series of letters and numbers, \"COOPER / COOPER\" being among them.\nMargaret later called Hawk again with another cryptic message concerning the presence of electricity, and its glow dying. She told him that the Truman brothers were \"true men\" and his brothers, as well as the other good men who had been with him. Her message culminated with her telling him \"Laura is the one.\"\nHawk discussed with Frank their destination, presenting an ancient map, which he explained to the sheriff. When Frank questioned a particular symbol on the map, Hawk advised him that he did not wish to know anything about it. Margaret called Hawk again, telling him there was \"fire\" where he was going.\nAfter Sarah Palmer had a breakdown at a nearby grocery store, Hawk went to visit her, assuring her that if she ever needed any help, to call him. During his visit, he heard a rattling noise from inside the home, which Sarah dismissed as \"something in the kitchen.\"\nAfter arresting problematic Deputy Broxford, Bobby led Hawk, Frank, and Andy to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following Major Briggs' instructions. They encountered a nude, eyeless woman, who Andy noted to be important and to be kept under their care. Hawk and Frank admitted that they did not recall anything between finding the woman and Andy telling them about her.\nAfter Hawk and Bobby locked up James Hurley and Freddie Sykes following a fight at the Roadhouse, Margaret called Hawk one last time to say that she was dying. She urged him to remember everything she ever said to him and to watch for \"the one\" she had told him about. After she told him goodnight, he hung up and softly said \"goodbye.\"\nHawk later gathered Bobby, Andy, Lucy, and Frank in the conference room to announce Margaret's passing.\nAfter a gunshot rang out in Sheriff Truman's office, Hawk made his way there to find Cooper's doppelganger dead on the floor. Truman told the baffled Hawk that the dead man was not Cooper, who soon arrived as woodsmen removed BOB from the doppelganger's body.\nAfter Freddie defeated BOB, Cooper told everyone he hoped to see them again and that there were things that would change, stating that the past would dictate the future.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nHawk becomes curious about Georgia Coffee when Cooper suggests it and highly praises it. When Andy connects pins on a map, he identifies the location as Glastonbury Grove.\nThe Rescue\nHawk travels to the grove with Cooper, Ken, and Andy, where Cooper enters the Black Lodge and finds Ken's wife, Asami.\nBehind the scenes\nHawk is played by Michael Horse, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nTrivia\nHawk was not present in the original script for the pilot. Instead, there was an African-American deputy named Bernie Hill.\nIn the International Pilot, Lucy tells Leland Palmer that Hawk is the department's sketch artist. In all other episodes, Andy has this job.\nAccording to The Secret History of Twin Peaks, his favorite book is Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 by Hunter S. Thompson.\nHawk's first name and nickname are a reference to the Tomahawk, a traditional Native American ax.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Head_mover.json b/data/input_docs/Head_mover.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2d4eeef04c0bfa73a799ec686490acfaae0ca404 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Head_mover.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Head_mover", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Head_mover", "text": "Head mover\nA mover in the employ of the Silver Mustang Casino oversaw the delivery of a brand-new gym set to the home of Dougie and Janey-E Jones. He knocked on the front door to ask Janey-E where she wanted the set installed; stunned, she said the backyard would do. The mover pointed out that he had brought a new car for the family as well, courtesy of Rodney and Bradley Mitchum."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Headers_By_Hed.json b/data/input_docs/Headers_By_Hed.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a1b144a597ab611fe874f23e35e123b10b0d8488 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Headers_By_Hed.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Headers_By_Hed", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Headers_By_Hed", "text": "Headers By Hed\n\"We put together what nature tears apart.\"\nHeaders By Hed was a header repair business in Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Heart_locket.json b/data/input_docs/Heart_locket.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b2ed60614a9258e415289c33be99f655cc919625 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Heart_locket.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Heart_locket", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Heart_locket", "text": "Heart locket\nThe heart locket was a necklace that belonged to Laura Palmer and James Hurley as a symbol of their love. The necklace was split in half between them.\nHistory\nThe locket was first given to Laura by James on February 5, 1989, and they split it between each other.\nLaura's father later noticed Laura's half of the locket and intimidatingly asked her if it was given to her by a lover.\nLaura's half of the necklace was later found at the scene of her murder. After word reached Donna Hayward, Laura's best friend, that the authorities believed the killer had the other half, she and James buried his half. However, it was soon dug up by Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, who wanted it as a keepsake of Laura, whom he was obsessed with."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Heba.json b/data/input_docs/Heba.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..48ec7239dafeb9f7817dcb0242519c864f0ce26c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Heba.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Heba", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Heba", "text": "Heba\nHeba was an Icelandic woman that accompanied a group of businessmen and had a relationship with Jerry Horne.\nIn 1989, sometime after meeting Jerry Horne whilst traveling with businessmen, Heba gave him a leg of lamb. He later wooed her at a party held at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the script for \"Episode 5\", Heba is given the full name Heba Thorsdottir, presumably after Heba Thorisdottir, a Los Angeles-based makeup artist who worked in the makeup department for \"Episode 2\" and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Heidi.json b/data/input_docs/Heidi.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..551d80773ac4b85050ff9fb5ed1d8bf4c0306287 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Heidi.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Heidi", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Heidi", "text": "Heidi\nHeidi was a German waitress at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\n\n1989\nOne quiet day at work in February 1989, Heidi held a napkin to her nose, which was bleeding.\nHeidi showed up to work late on February 24, 1989, claiming she could not get her car started, so Shelly Johnson finished the thought with \"too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\" Heidi giggled as Bobby Briggs said \"I thought you Germans were always on time.\" She giggled again, all the way back to the kitchen.\nRoughly a month later, she came into work late again, seeing Bobby and Shelly teasing each other. Heidi claimed she could not get her car started, so Shelly finished the thought with \"too busy jump-starting the old man again.\" She giggled all the way to the kitchen.\nWhen asked on Twitter, Andrea Hays explained her absence between Pilot and Episode 29 as \"I was, I'm just super shy and would hide out in the kitchen with Toad making ham sammachies. OR you just always came in on my day off??\"\n2010s\nHeidi still worked at the diner twenty-five years later and had become acquainted with customer Miriam Sullivan, who one day left a tip that Heidi and Shelly agreed she could not afford. As a token of appreciation for Miriam, the waitresses planned to treat her to pie next time.\nLater that night, Heidi was waiting tables at the diner when Bing rushed in and shouted that he was looking for Billy.\nBehind the scenes\nHeidi was portrayed by actress Andrea Hays, who reprised the role in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Heinrich_Viegel.json b/data/input_docs/Heinrich_Viegel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..88b5f5604e6828a5d8b09cbec923f0f96222d585 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Heinrich_Viegel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Heinrich_Viegel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Heinrich_Viegel", "text": "Heinrich Viegel\n\"Oh Lord \u2026 It was grand to meet you H.V.!\"\n \u2015Stewart Fuller\nHeinrich Viegel, also known by his initials H.V., was an occasional contributor to The Search for the Zone, a blog on alternate dimensions run by William Hastings and Ruth Davenport.\nOn the site's guestbook, Stewart Fuller commented in 2014 that it had been \"grand\" to meet Viegel. The following year, Tom Pence complimented a video Viegel and Hastings had posted, but asked if the light in the video had actually been fire and if \"the boy\" had actually been \"burned.\" He then asked when they were going to do \"the thing.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Helen_Northrup.json b/data/input_docs/Helen_Northrup.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a71bd3cd613c0c998b0b3501b58765a5f91bc13 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Helen_Northrup.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Helen_Northrup", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Helen_Northrup", "text": "Helen Northrup\nHelen Northrup was the first wife of Jack Parsons.\nShe and Parsons divorced sometime after he began an affair with her younger half-sister, Betty. By December 1949, she had remarried.\nBehind the scenes\nMary Helen Northrup (February 6, 1910 \u2013 July 27, 2003) was the first wife of rocket engineer and occultist Jack Parsons.\nThe pair were married from April 1935 until 1946. She was in a relationship with fellow Thelemite Wilfred Talbot Smith from 1942 until his death in 1957."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Helga_Brogger.json b/data/input_docs/Helga_Brogger.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4d176a1fa6a72486e03c8f5f2811b3ff7bb79993 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Helga_Brogger.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Helga_Brogger", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Helga_Brogger", "text": "Helga Brogger\nHelga Brogger was the Wood Mistress at the Packard Sawmill.\nBrogger attributed her skill of sorting wood to genetics, as her mother and grandmother also possessed it."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Henry_Hill.json b/data/input_docs/Henry_Hill.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dda16c86f9234fcbd05a24023d0928dc36604b30 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Henry_Hill.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Henry_Hill", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_Hill", "text": "Henry Hill\nHenry Hill was a Nez Perce tree-topper for the Packard Sawmill for thirty-five years and the father of Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill.\nNotably, Hill never suffered an injury in his tree-topping career, despite the Department of Labor Statistics naming it the most dangerous job in the world.\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town instead states that Hawk's father was a Zuni shaman."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Henry_Houlanan.json b/data/input_docs/Henry_Houlanan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..693cbbbaa9d250e5ec4ce2f330b54d2c4d564612 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Henry_Houlanan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Henry_Houlanan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_Houlanan", "text": "Henry Houlanan\nHenry Houlanan 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/Herb_Frederick.json b/data/input_docs/Herb_Frederick.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..90b2edbf1d6ca5c613762bbb9b286b1c0e6c05cb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Herb_Frederick.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Herb_Frederick", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Herb_Frederick", "text": "Herb Frederick\nHerb Frederick was a trainer for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Herb_Sear.json b/data/input_docs/Herb_Sear.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..df14c6d5cadce22963083caae1f7c7a5add89634 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Herb_Sear.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Herb_Sear", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Herb_Sear", "text": "Herb Sear\n\"Let's kick some essence of butt.\"\nHerb Sear was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season, during which he sidelined seven quarterbacks. His jersey number was 67."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Highway_21.json b/data/input_docs/Highway_21.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6d4ba6ab51cd7d4ea037349720d5a32ba565b4c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Highway_21.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Highway_21", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Highway_21", "text": "Highway 21\n\"I stopped the bike at the light at Sparkwood and 21. She jumped off and ran away. I didn't see her again.\"\n \u2015James Hurley\nHighway 21 was an interstate highway that ran through Twin Peaks, Washington, also serving as the town's Main Street.\nHistory\nIn 1989, Leland Palmer arrived at the Hayward home to pick up his daughter Laura for breakfast. On the way home, Mike shouted madly at Leland and Laura, shouting at Leland that \"the thread will be torn\" and showing Laura Teresa Banks' ring. Leland pulled into a gas station parking lot to gather his wits.\nOn the night of February 23, James Hurley began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike at the intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road. In tears, she told him \"his Laura\" is gone. Screaming that she loves him, Laura runs away from James into the woods.\nFollowing Laura's murder, Maddy Ferguson, Donna Hayward, and James lured Dr. Lawrence Jacoby out of his office, making an appointment at the intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road on behalf of Laura.\nIn 2016, Richard Horne sped and illegally passed traffic, causing him to run over and kill a boy at the same intersection where Mike yelled at Laura years before. Carl Rodd witnessed the event and after seeing a golden aura float from the child's body, he went to comfort the boy's mother. Near this intersection was located a utility pole.\nNotable buildings\nAngelo Wong's (77 Main Street)\nBig Ed's Gas Farm\nDouble R Diner\nHurley house\nRoadhouse\nBookhouse\nWagon Wheel Bakery\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Department\nMo's Motor\nGallery\nNear Big Ed's Gas FarmHighway 21 (near Mo's Motor).jpgNear Mo's Motor\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script of the pilot, Highway 21 is described as follows: \"A long, straight, empty stretch of road leads up between two mountains, Whitetail and Blue Pine, the Twin Peaks.\" \nVarious sections of the highway were filmed in various places. The intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road was filmed on the corner of SE Reinig Road and SE 396th Drive, Snoqualmie, Washington.\nThe intersection where Mike yelled at Laura and where the boy was hit by Richard's car, was filmed at intersection of the Meadowbrook Way and Park Street in Snoqualmie, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Highway_J.json b/data/input_docs/Highway_J.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..49c61d74d71f6064e6d3f59048a1f80ffa5e85b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Highway_J.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Highway_J", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Highway_J", "text": "Highway J\nHighway J was a highway that ran through Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nGentleman Jim's\nHorne's Department Store\nPine View Motel (1289 Highway J)\nFormer building of Third Baptist Church of Black Lake.\nCircular Lodge"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hord.json b/data/input_docs/Hord.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0fab9b74cb957070f61a7b219f3e8c2c66068d99 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hord.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hord", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hord", "text": "Hord\nMr. Hord was Dale Cooper's American history teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 23, 1970, Cooper recorded that \u2013 after hearing April Larken recite D.H. Lawrence's \"Gloire de Dijon\" \u2013 he had an erection throughout Mr. Hord's class.\nBy June 3, Hord had become romantically involved with Larken and was at her apartment that night when Cooper came to visit. He overheard Cooper talking to April about a strange dream he had and a ring appearing on his finger, and hoping April could help him find the answer. Hord commented that Cooper had an \"interesting problem.\"\nWithin the following week, Hord left with April for a commune in Colorado."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Horne%27s_Department_Store.json b/data/input_docs/Horne%27s_Department_Store.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..28fe396eba385d0cd35af4befd77501ccc0ac554 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Horne%27s_Department_Store.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Horne%27s_Department_Store", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Horne%27s_Department_Store", "text": "Horne's Department Store\nHorne's Department Store (formerly Horne's General Store) was a department store in Twin Peaks, owned by Benjamin Horne.\nHistory\nThe store had its beginnings in 1905 when Orville Horne opened Horne's General Store and it began to flourish after its competitor, Thor's Trading Post mysteriously burned down. By the 1920s, it had evolved into Horne's Department Store.\nBy the 1980s, Benjamin Horne had inherited the business and it was managed by Emory Battis until his death in 1989. Battis would recruit girls working in the perfume department to also work at One Eyed Jacks, a brothel and casino in Canada, also owned by Horne. The girls he recruited included Ronette Pulaski and Laura Palmer.\nBenjamin Horne's daughter, Audrey Horne briefly worked in the store's perfume department and Dick Tremayne worked in men's fashion.\nPersonnel\nEmory Battis (store manager)\nDick Tremayne (men's fashion)\nStockroom boy\nPerfume department\nAudrey Horne\nJenny\nLaura Palmer\nRonette Pulaski\nGallery\nInvitation to Love promotion in perfume departmentPerfume department\nBehind the scenes\nThe exterior filming location for Horne's Department Store was the Pacific Commercial Building at 240 2nd Ave S, Seattle, Washington. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Howard.json b/data/input_docs/Howard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ddc095fe4ce80d1268136fb8f64ceeb97ffab387 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Howard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Howard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Howard", "text": "Howard\nHoward was a boyfriend of Marie Schlurman.\nOn October 6, 1968, Dale Cooper witnessed Howard sneaking into Marie's home while her parents were eating dinner at Mr. Steak."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Howard_McCoy.json b/data/input_docs/Howard_McCoy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d1835dfc258e3a8950ea84911775d973d0260cca --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Howard_McCoy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Howard_McCoy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Howard_McCoy", "text": "Howard McCoy\nColonel Howard McCoy was the Director of Intelligence of the United States Army Materiel Command.\nMcCoy was present for the inaugural meeting of Project Sign in late 1947."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Howard_Teller.json b/data/input_docs/Howard_Teller.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c212031fe7e2a714e6b899e33eaed8db9c60d4c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Howard_Teller.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Howard_Teller", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Howard_Teller", "text": "Howard Teller\nHoward Teller was a college friend of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nTeller studied geology at Haverford College and lived down the hall from Cooper's dorm room.\nOn November 7, 1973, Howard took Dale to a local bar and left with a woman that Cooper suspected to have a venereal disease.\nOn November 20, Howard found Cooper screaming in bed and had him taken to the school's infirmary.\nHe took Cooper to a rock concert on March 29, 1974. Cooper suspected that Howard had plans to \"chemically alter\" his mind, and Howard had a supposed out-of-body experience while driving back.\nTeller had a liaison with an accounting major from Bryn Mawr during the afternoon of April 15.\nSometime between September 1974 and June 1979, Howard and his girlfriend recorded a tape of themselves having sex as Richard Nixon gave his resignation speech. The tape was destroyed in a fire on June 9.\nIn December 1979, Teller and Cooper went to a job fair. Howard was under the influence of acid and was mesmerized by radar screens. By the end of the fair, he enlisted in the United States Army.\nHoward announced his enlistment to his parents, who ceased paying for his education. He served in the Army for a period of time, achieving the rank of Captain."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hoyt_Vandenberg.json b/data/input_docs/Hoyt_Vandenberg.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3f9e85fb1a342d5b8a625cf830dd7e5bb802826e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hoyt_Vandenberg.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hoyt_Vandenberg", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hoyt_Vandenberg", "text": "Hoyt Vandenberg\nHoyt Vandenberg was a United States Air Force General and Acting Commanding General of Project Sign.\nVandenberg was present for Project Sign's inaugural meeting at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in late 1947.\nBehind the scenes\nHoyt Vandenberg (January 24, 1899 \u2013 April 2, 1954) was the United States Air Force's second Chief of Staff and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hugo_Boot.json b/data/input_docs/Hugo_Boot.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d9101587d3317b1ae4049c7a6fcd358673d4abc3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hugo_Boot.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hugo_Boot", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hugo_Boot", "text": "Hugo Boot\nHugo Boot was a poet from the Pacific Northwest and author of the 1937 book Formidable or Fake."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Human.json b/data/input_docs/Human.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d5f5db2a3ae505bbd850be850846f028d7505fc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Human.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Human", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Human", "text": "Human\n\"Human\" is an instrumental performed by Hudson Mohawke. Mohawke appeared as himself in Part 9, performing the piece at the Roadhouse."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hungry_Horse.json b/data/input_docs/Hungry_Horse.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2643c4cf71619b5d120dd30f6996a5e9c45910c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hungry_Horse.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hungry_Horse", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hungry_Horse", "text": "Hungry Horse\nHungry Horse was a city in Montana.\nHistory\nLeo Johnson was arrested in Hungry Horse on February 9, 1988, and held in a local jail overnight.\nThe following year, a Giant gave FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper the clue, \"Leo locked in hungry horse.\" Twin Peaks Deputy Andy Brennan investigated this clue, discovering that it referred Leo's incarceration, thus giving him an alibi for the murder of Teresa Banks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hunter_S._Thompson.json b/data/input_docs/Hunter_S._Thompson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..71c41195b0b2877f7673bab6cb2d19da5189b1b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hunter_S._Thompson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hunter_S._Thompson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hunter_S._Thompson", "text": "Hunter S. Thompson\nHunter S. Thompson was the author of Fear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72.\nBehind the scenes\nHunter S. Thompson (July 18, 1937 \u2013 February 20, 2005) was an American journalist and author, best known for his 1971 novel Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hutch.json b/data/input_docs/Hutch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..611e55a13117c15d4394e15c85e3cf750387b8cf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hutch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hutch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hutch", "text": "Hutch\nGary \"Hutch\" Hutchens was an associate of Cooper and the husband of Chantal Hutchens.\nBiography\nIn September 2016, after being given orders to meet Cooper at a farm, Hutch and Chantal waited for him prior to his late arrival, bloodied and having sustained a gunshot wound. Hutch provided Cooper with a cell phone (which he promptly destroyed following Cooper's orders) and was given an assignment to kill Warden Dwight Murphy.\nHutch and Chantal got an angle on Murphy's home. As Murphy arrived home, Hutch shot him twice with a sniper rifle, killing him.\nOn their way to Las Vegas, Hutch and Chantal passed through Utah, and they had a conversation about Mormons.\nAfter their arrival, Chantal killed Duncan Todd and his assistant Roger, and the pair had a fast-food dinner in their van, discussing the practice of killing.\nLater, Hutch and Chantal staked out the home of Dougie Jones, whom they had been hired to kill. After witnessing FBI personnel arrive at the home and the Mitchum brothers make a delivery to the home, a Polish accountant approached their van, complaining that it was parked in front of his driveway. When Chantal refused to move the van, the accountant began pushing it with his own car until Chantal opened fire at him. The accountant returned fire and as they drove away, he fatally shot Hutch and Chantal."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Hutchings.json b/data/input_docs/Hutchings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4a1453e5b444820973315e641739b7bcaa0975fc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Hutchings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Hutchings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Hutchings", "text": "Hutchings\nFather Hutchings was a minister.\nBehind the scenes\nFrank Roberts was credited in the pilot episode as Father Hutchings. However, he does not appear in any version of the episode nor has any footage featuring him ever been released.\nFather Hutchings does not appear in the revised first draft of the script. However, a similarly named Episcopal minister Father Clarence Hutchinson appears in the script and may also be an early version of Reverend Clarence Brocklehurst. In the scene, Hutchinson comforts Sarah Palmer as the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department searches the Palmer home."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/I_Am.json b/data/input_docs/I_Am.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6293342d8430f4aeba5590850fd13defd1b97f1f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/I_Am.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "I_Am", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/I_Am", "text": "I Am\n\"I Am\", also known as \"I Am (Oldschool Hip Hop Beat)\", is a hip-hop instrumental loop by German producer BluntedBeatz, featuring samples from \"Good Man\" by Raphael Saadiq. \"I Am\" appeared in Part 5 and \"Part 6\" of Twin Peaks (2017), accompanying every appearance of Lorraine onscreen.\nThe song appears in shortened form as track 5 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nI'm a, I'm a, I'm a good manI'm a, I'm a good man\nCredits\nWritten and Performed by BluntedBeatz\ncontains samples from\n\"Good Man\"\nWritten by R. Saadiq and Laura Latrice Stinson\nPerformed by Raphael Saadiq\nPublished by Ugmoe Music/Universal Polygram Int. Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) / BMG Platinum Songs (BMI) obo Notting Hill Music (BMI)\nCourtesy of Columbia Records\nBy arrangement with Sony Music Licensing"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/I_Had_Bad_Milk_in_Dehradun.json b/data/input_docs/I_Had_Bad_Milk_in_Dehradun.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0f6aca34f6ccaeaa8500246d9572d695a4891e3f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/I_Had_Bad_Milk_in_Dehradun.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "I_Had_Bad_Milk_in_Dehradun", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/I_Had_Bad_Milk_in_Dehradun", "text": "I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\" 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 red room, the Dutchman's, and the facility in the purple sea.\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/I_Love_How_You_Love_Me.json b/data/input_docs/I_Love_How_You_Love_Me.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..499e7945ff52a04417f721f3003cfbe6a233fa19 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/I_Love_How_You_Love_Me.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "I_Love_How_You_Love_Me", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/I_Love_How_You_Love_Me", "text": "I Love How You Love Me\n\"I Love How You Love Me\" was a song by the Paris Sisters.\nHistory\nAfter failing a job interview with Mike Nelson, Steven Burnett picked up his wife Becky at the Double R Diner and gave her the last of his drug. Steven then turned on the radio to \"I Love How You Love Me\" and drove off, as Becky reveled in the open air.\nBehind the scenes\n\"I Love How You Love Me\" is a 1961 single by the Paris Sisters. It appears in \"Part 5\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and features as track 6 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nI love how your eyes close whenever you kiss meAnd when I'm away from you I love how you miss meI love the way you always treat me tenderlyBut, darling, most of all I love how you love me(Love how you love me)I love how your heart beats whenever I hold youI love how you think of me without being told toI love the way your touch is always heavenlyBut, darling, most of all I love how you love me(Love how you love me)I love how your eyes close whenever you kiss meAnd when I'm away from you I love how you miss meI love the way your touch is always heavenlyBut, darling, most of all I love how you love me(Love how you love me)I love how you hug me (love how you hug me)I love how you squeeze me, tease me, please meLove, how you love meI love how you love me\nCredits\nWritten by Barry Mann and Larry Kolber\nPerformed by The Paris Sisters\nPublished by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ike_%2522The_Spike%2522_Stadtler.json b/data/input_docs/Ike_%2522The_Spike%2522_Stadtler.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..597b29d319f56be8b7c327c827d14ba64ae94622 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ike_%2522The_Spike%2522_Stadtler.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ike_%22The_Spike%22_Stadtler", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ike_%22The_Spike%22_Stadtler", "text": "Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\n\"Looks like Ike finally stepped on his dick!\"\n \u2015Bradley Mitchum\nIke \"The Spike\" Stadtler was a notorious hitman, known throughout the Las Vegas criminal underworld. His signature weapon was an ice pick, labeled \"Ike's Spike.\"\nBiography\nRodney and Bradley Mitchum had an active contract on Stadtler's life.\nStadtler was at a motel recording dice rolls when he received a contract from Duncan Todd, in the form of an envelope containing photographs of Lorraine and Dougie Jones. He visited Lorraine's place of work and stabbed her to death, also killing two of her coworkers in the process. Afterward, Stadtler was visibly upset to realize that his spike had been permanently damaged during the assault.\nLater, when Janey-E Jones and Dale Cooper, who was thought to be Dougie at the time, exited the building in which Dougie worked, Stadtler ran through the crowd of people towards the couple. When he got to them, Cooper was immediately able to disarm him, with some help from Janey-E. The arm appeared to Cooper in miniature form, screaming at him to squeeze Stadler's hand off. Unable to take anymore of Cooper's hits, Stadtler fled from the scene. Authorities later came to take statements and investigate the crime scene, and collected a chunk of flesh from Stadtler's hand which had adhered to the handgun.\nAfter this failure, Ike left a message for \"J.T.\" saying \"no cigar\" and that he was taking medical leave. As he left his motel room with his hand in a cast, he was cornered in the hallway and arrested by Detectives Fusco for attempted murder. After seeing the arrest on a local news broadcast, the Mitchums decided to cancel their hit on him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ilsa_Lindstrom.json b/data/input_docs/Ilsa_Lindstrom.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..783e14a1de7a83d3d3a2e81aba53330f258ecf49 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ilsa_Lindstrom.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ilsa_Lindstrom", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ilsa_Lindstrom", "text": "Ilsa Lindstrom\nIlsa Lindstrom was the mother of Norma Jennings and co-founder of the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nIn 1938, Ilsa and her husband Marty opened the Railroad Diner, which served her homemade pies. The diner was later renamed Marty's Railroad Caf\u00e9, then finally the Double R Diner. Ilsa worked at the diner until Marty was diagnosed with heart disease.\nShe returned to the diner after Marty died in 1978. Ilsa's health declined until she died in her sleep in 1984.\nTo be addedCite error: Invalid tag;\nrefs with no name must have content"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Impressions%3A_A_Journey_Behind_the_Scenes_of_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/Impressions%3A_A_Journey_Behind_the_Scenes_of_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..31245435d6d521239a0e8f0c4f7863954c7ce451 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Impressions%3A_A_Journey_Behind_the_Scenes_of_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Impressions:_A_Journey_Behind_the_Scenes_of_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Impressions:_A_Journey_Behind_the_Scenes_of_Twin_Peaks", "text": "Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks is a series of behind the scenes short films by Jason S., released as part of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A. Each film follows David Lynch throughout the production of Twin Peaks (2017).\nNarrated and scored in an abstract manner by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers, the short films intercut hundreds of hours of footage with new aerial photography of many of the locations, both those used for filming and featured in the series.\nInstallments\nThe Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nThis film focuses particularly on Lynch's meetings with actors \u2013 specifically Sheryl Lee, David Patrick Kelly, Nae Yuuki, Grace Zabriskie, Sherilyn Fenn, Kyle MacLachlan, and Laura Dern \u2013 and setting up various scenes set in and around Twin Peaks as well as the motel Cooper and Diane visit.\nTell It Martin\nThis film follows Lynch throughout the shooting of scenes set in Las Vegas. He is seen discussing scenes with actors Sawyer Shipman, Christophe Zajac-Denek, Jim Belushi, and Robert Knepper.\nTwo Blue Balls\nLynch is followed during the filming of scenes set in South Dakota, Montana, New York, and New Mexico. He meets with actors Matthew Lillard, Cornelia Guest, Benjamin Rosenfield, and Madeline Zima.\nThe Number of Completion\nThe film follows Lynch during the filming of scenes set in the Fireman's home, Sheriff Truman's office, and the KPJK radio station. He discusses scenes with actors Joy Nash, Robert Forster, Jim Belushi, Kimmy Robertson, Kyle MacLachlan, Laura Dern, and Robert Broski. Carel Struycken is also briefly featured, practicing his lines.\nBad Binoculars\nThis film features Lynch directing a rehearsal for an Audrey and Charlie scene, directing scenes featuring Jerry Horne after he leaves the woods, and scenes at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, both on-location in Washington and on a sound stage in Los Angeles.\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nThis film goes behind the scenes with Lynch during the filming on-location in Philadelphia,\nLas Vegas, and South Dakota, directing scenes involving the FBI, Lucky 7 Insurance, Ruth Davenport's apartment, and the doppelganger's car accident.\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nIn this film, Lynch discusses Tim Roth's role with him and directs the scene taking place in Warden Murphy's office, the doppelganger's first death, Murphy's assassination, the Detectives Fusco learning of Ike's location, and Cooper's hospitalization.\nA Bloody Finger in Your Mouth\nThis film shows the filming of Diane's scene in the red room, the scene at Szymon's Famous Coffees, the Las Vegas FBI office, Rod getting hit by Candie, and the Fuscos' visit to Lucky 7 Insurance.\nThe Polish Accountant\nThis film goes behind the scenes with the woodsmen encountering the New Mexico couple, the Jones family, the Las Vegas news broadcast, Ike's arrest, Rodney and Bradley's first meeting with Cooper, and the Polish accountant scene.\nA Pot of Boiling Oil\nThis film shows the filming of a red room scene (during which, Al Strobel tells Lynch of his accident that cost his left arm), scenes in Benjamin Horne's office, Audrey and Charlie scenes, and Cooper's exit from the red room.\nCredits\nDuck Diver Films presents\nA Rancho Rosa Partnership Production\nDirected by\nJason S.\nProduced by\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nJason S.\nPhotographed by\nJason S.\nAdditional Photography by\nKristy Koopman\nStefanie Schmid Rincon\nMusic Composed by\nJosef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nAdditional Music by\nAnn-Kristin Mayr\nJason Denner\nSound Design by\nClaude Sotheby\nDialog Re-recorded and Mixed by\nPeter Schultz\nFilm Edited by\nM\u00fcller von Schmidt\nNarration Written by\nJason S.\nJosef Maria Schafers\nVanessa Weiss\nNarration Spoken by\nJosef Maria Schafers\nStory Consultant\nJon Nguyen\nDigital Intermediate by\nFotokem Creative Services\nDigital Intermediate Colored by\nIsmael Salas\nDigital Intermediate Produced by\nRob Brodersen\nMusic Recorded at\nStudio Stella Luncke, Berlin\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/In_the_Eyes_of_the_Visitor.json b/data/input_docs/In_the_Eyes_of_the_Visitor.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e326d0b6256bd2e04455252dd6b0373352372d27 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/In_the_Eyes_of_the_Visitor.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "In_the_Eyes_of_the_Visitor", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/In_the_Eyes_of_the_Visitor", "text": "In the Eyes of the Visitor\n\"In the Eyes of the Visitor\" was a poem written by Laura Palmer on January 7, 1987.\nI am something constantAn animal of preyNo matter how many timesI am attackedSent home to the nestBleedingI stay.I am the greatest of fools.A defect in the cycle of life.No creature with anyRespectFor lifeFor itselfFor its enemyStands again and againIn the enemy's path.I stay.I have no respectLeftFor the enemyFor the nestFor the treeFor the prey.I waitWithout choiceI challenge his threatTo take this babyAnd hand it to Death."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Interpreter.json b/data/input_docs/Interpreter.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c92e607265dda28e3a66f69329b4a595b0d92cf5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Interpreter.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Interpreter", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Interpreter", "text": "Interpreter\nAn unidentified interpreter accompanied a group of Norwegian businessmen during a trip to Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, the interpreter translated English to Norwegian during a meeting between the businessmen and Benjamin Horne at the Great Northern Hotel.\nLater, Horne's daughter, Audrey wandered into a meeting the Norwegians held alone and told them that her friend had been found murdered, scaring the group away from the town and a potential business deal.\nAs the businessmen left, the interpreter translated Horne's attempts to have the Norwegians stay."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Into_the_Night.json b/data/input_docs/Into_the_Night.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a7a2f48c36b46628de0d5846654f58e51c138c6a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Into_the_Night.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Into_the_Night", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Into_the_Night", "text": "Into the Night\n\"Into the Night\" is a song performed by Julee Cruise. The music was composed by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics were written by David Lynch. It appears in Episode 5 of Twin Peaks.\nLyrics\nNow it's dark.\nInto the night\nI cry out\nI cry out your name.\nInto the night\nI search out\nI search out your love.\nNight so dark\nWhere are you?\nCome back in my heart\nSo dark\nSo dark.\nInto the night\nShadows fall\nShadows fall so blue.\nI cry out\nI cry out for you.\nNight so dark\nWhere are you?\nCome back in my heart\nSo dark\nSo dark\nSo dark."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Invitation_to_Love.json b/data/input_docs/Invitation_to_Love.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..180273b8a8f9129b713ffcbf8c3350e4b2696f03 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Invitation_to_Love.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Invitation_to_Love", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Invitation_to_Love", "text": "Invitation to Love\nInvitation to Love was a soap opera that aired in Twin Peaks, Washington as of early 1989. The series followed the travails of the inhabitants of \"the Towers,\" a lavish high-rise apartment complex.\nCast\nMartin Padley as Chet Weems\nthe nebbish, put-upon husband of Jade and former husband of Emerald\nSelina Swift as Emerald and Jade\nJared's identical twin daughters, opposite in personality, both of whom were married at different times to Chet and Montana\nEvan St. Vincent as Jared Lancaster\nthe owner of the Towers and Jade and Emerald's father, beset by illness and financial difficulties\nand Jason Denbo as Montana\n \nJade's dangerous ex-husband, plotting with Emerald to murder Jared and steal the Towers\nIn March 1989, a cardboard cutout of the character Emerald was used to promote a sale at the perfume counter of Horne's Department Store.\nNotable episodes\n\nEpisode aired February 26, 1989\nShelly Johnson caught the opening title of this episode at home, but shut it off dismissively.\nEpisode aired February 27, 1989\nLeland Palmer was watching this episode at home when his niece Maddy Ferguson arrived to attend Laura's funeral.\nEvents\nJared Lancaster writes a suicide note, saying he has decided to \"end it all\" due to his financial difficulties. He writes a new will which leaves the Towers to his beloved daughter Jade. As he is preparing to shoot himself, Jade forces her way into his office and tearfully begs him to reconsider, saying he has too much to live for. They embrace.\nEpisode aired February 28, 1989\nLucy Moran was watching this episode on a portable television on her desk when Sheriff Harry S. Truman returned to the station and asked her what was going on. Lucy excitedly summarized the latest developments in the series, before Truman specified that he had asked what was happening at the station. It was also playing on TV at the Timber Falls Motel while Benjamin Horne and Catherine Martell conspired to burn down the Packard Sawmill.\nEvents\nEmerald seduces Chet, ignoring his pleas that he is married to her sister now. She convinces him to sneak into Jared's office and steal his new will so that the original (leaving the Towers to Emerald) will take effect when Jared dies at midnight. After Chet returns, Emerald and Montana gloat about their plan, although Montana angrily corrects her that the Towers will belong to both of them, not Emerald. Jade unexpectedly arrives with several wildflowers she picked outside, but is stunned at the sight of Montana, her ex-husband. Emerald suggests they all sit down to have a talk.\nEpisode aired March 1, 1989\nThis episode was playing on a television in the Double R Diner's kitchen as Norma Jennings and Shelly Johnson returned from a hair salon trip.\nEvents\nChet enters Jared's office to find him tied up and gagged in his chair. He starts to dial a phone number but Montana attacks him from behind, beating him to the floor, before Emerald steps on his chest. Both of them laugh, as the episode ends.\nEpisode aired March 2, 1989\nNadine Hurley watched this episode at home, beaming with pride at the character Chet. Late at night, Lawrence Jacoby watched it in his office, before receiving a phone call from \"Laura Palmer.\"\nEvents\nMontana flirts with an uncomfortable Jade, offering her a drink, but she insists that she has grown and become a different person than she was when they were married. Suddenly, Chet bursts in and holds Montana at gunpoint. He concedes that Emerald was lost to him years ago, but warns Montana that if he tries to come between him and Jade he'll kill him. As the clock strikes midnight, Chet shoots Montana in the shoulder, as the episode ends.\nEpisode aired March 3, 1989\nThis episode was playing, muted, on the Johnsons' TV set while Leo attacked Bobby Briggs with an axe, before he was shot through the window by Hank Jennings. As Leo sat bleeding on the couch, he watched Montana's death scene.\nEvents\nContinuing from the previous day's cliffhanger, Chet shoots Montana, just before Jared arrives at his side. Taking the gun from him, Jared shoots Montana a second time. Montana slides down a wall to the floor, staring in abject shock. Later, Emerald laughs to herself as she burns her father's second will.\nBased on the previous day's cliffhanger ending, this is indeed a separate episode, but it somehow appeared on TV after midnight, instead of during the day.\nEpisode aired March 17, 1989\nThis episode, presumably a re-run, was playing in the Johnsons' living room as Shelly attempted to feed a comatose Leo while arguing with Bobby Briggs.\nEvents\nEmerald stalks down a hallway in the penthouse suite, Chet hurrying along after her. They are in the midst of an argument about Emerald being rude to her father and sister while the former was in the hospital. Emerald is enraged at Chet's concern for Jade's feelings, and Chet retorts that Jade is a kind and loving person compared to her. Suddenly, they are interrupted by the arrival of Montana, who has just returned from eighteen months in the Amazon. Emerald is delighted, while Chet is horror-struck.\nMark Frost indicated that Invitation to Love continued to air as of the 2010s, and that Jade was a fan, borrowing her pseudonym from the character of the same name.\nBehind the scenes\nInvitation to Love is a fictional soap opera created for Twin Peaks, episodes of which can be seen playing on incidental TV sets in each of the first season's episodes beginning with \"Episode 2.\" The original impetus was to make the town of Twin Peaks seem even more unusual, by way of its residents obsessively watching a series that existed nowhere else in America, but in practice the segments also acted as a commentary and a knowing satire of events unfolding in Twin Peaks itself, humorously highlighting the more outlandish or melodramatic elements of the show.\nAccording to Harley Peyton, an idea that was discussed, but later abandoned, was to have the main cast of Invitation to Love visit Twin Peaks.\nThe second season almost entirely dropped the concept; only one segment is heard playing in the background in \"Episode 20.\" Writer Robert Engels stated that David Lynch disliked the mocking, over-the-top nature of the segments as filmed.\nThe Invitation to Love segments, shot entirely on video, were written and directed by Mark Frost and filmed at the renowned Ennis House in Los Angeles. The cast was comprised largely of friends and family of Mark Frost and his father Warren, including Mark's then-brother-in-law, Rick Giolito, who played Montana. The full assembly cut of all the segments was uploaded to YouTube by the fan site Twin Peaks Archive.\nCast\nDon LaFontaine as announcer\nLance Davis as Martin Padley / Chet\nErika Anderson as Selina Swift / Emerald and Jade\nPeter Michael Goetz as Evan St. Vincent / Jared Lancaster\nRick Giolito as Jason Denbo / Montana"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Irene.json b/data/input_docs/Irene.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7ddf1ada5cf519ee5cca0e50e27a8f3e6717024f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Irene.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Irene", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Irene", "text": "Irene\nFor the realtor, see Irene Littlehorse.\n\"You want to hear about our specials? We don't have any.\"\nIrene was a waitress at Hap's Diner in Deer Meadow, Washington.\nBiography\nFBI Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley came to the diner before dawn in February 1988 to ask Irene about murdered teenager Teresa Banks, who previously worked at the diner. She told them that the girl was often late and had a cocaine problem. Desmond asked Irene if she ever used cocaine, to which she said she did not do any drugs. Irene also called Teresa's death a \"freak accident.\" She further told them that Teresa's left arm went numb three days before her death. Stanley then asked to order food and she warned that the diner does not have any specials.\nIrene left work later in the morning as Desmond and Stanley got into the former's car.\nBehind the scenes\nA cut line from the shooting script mentions that Irene is married to Jack, the owner of Hap's Diner."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Irene_Littlehorse.json b/data/input_docs/Irene_Littlehorse.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..55a2e000f6b68111b47f2d7f8f6b7d342ddd5b7b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Irene_Littlehorse.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Irene_Littlehorse", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Irene_Littlehorse", "text": "Irene Littlehorse\nFor the waitress at Hap's Diner, see Irene.\nIrene Littlehorse was a realtor in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nWhen suspended FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper was searching for property in Twin Peaks, Irene showed him to Dead Dog Farm. Upon arrival, the door was unlocked and Cooper found trace amounts of baby laxative and cocaine."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Isaiah_Hurly.json b/data/input_docs/Isaiah_Hurly.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a822e1195b0c1f4b1452d0ab00c77a6f4b65b2c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Isaiah_Hurly.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Isaiah_Hurly", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Isaiah_Hurly", "text": "Isaiah Hurly\nIsaiah Hurly was a reverend in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn December 19, 1889, Hurly was at the base of Blue Pine Mountain while en route to visit the ailing Bartholomew Beaufort when he noticed the beginnings of the Blizzard of 1889. He later recounted this experience in his memoirs."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/It_was_Laura.json b/data/input_docs/It_was_Laura.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9b3deca01081d5364cd838fbb8f9938863bdd281 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/It_was_Laura.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "It_was_Laura", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/It_was_Laura", "text": "It was Laura\n\"It Was Laura\" was a poem written and recited by Harriet Hayward during a dinner with her family, plus Leland and Sarah Palmer and Maddy Ferguson, at the Hayward family home.\nIt was LauraAnd I saw her glowing.In the dark woods,I saw her smiling.We were cryingAnd I saw her laughing.In our sadness,I saw her dancing.It was Laura,Living in my dreams.It was Laura.The glow was life.Her smile was to sayIt was alright to cry.The woods was our sadness.The dance was her calling.It was Laura,And she came to kiss me goodbye.\nBehind the scenes\nThe poem was recited in Episode 8 of Twin Peaks and appeared as a hidden track in Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ivan_Pritikoff.json b/data/input_docs/Ivan_Pritikoff.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2de8248cd5fc11be22c3ebd1c48aade5de7bd9fd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ivan_Pritikoff.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ivan_Pritikoff", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ivan_Pritikoff", "text": "Ivan Pritikoff\nIvan Pritikoff was a Russian who concluded the conflict between the Russians and Chinook people by drafting the Treaty of Vladivostok. The treaty granted the Chinook the right to refer to northern icy winds as \"chinook.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/J.J._Horne.json b/data/input_docs/J.J._Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d03b253edfe784f8ddd5a4e3fd0967eca378acd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/J.J._Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "J.J._Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/J.J._Horne", "text": "J.J. Horne\nJ.J. Horne was a property developer and heir of Horne's Department Store. He furthered his family's influence in Twin Peaks by conceiving and building the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nFollowing the death of Orville Horne, J.J. inherited the family's department store. He married and had two sons, Benjamin and Jerry. During his boys' childhood in the 1940s or 1950s, Horne broke ground for the Great Northern Hotel, the eventual crown jewel of the family's properties.\nHorne bought Ben a secondhand Schwinn bicycle, which he painted green and installed a new seat. Despite the bicycle's shortcomings, the younger Horne grew to have fond memories of it.\nBehind the scenes\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, Ben's father is instead named Benjamin Horne, Sr. and the hotel was founded in 1927 rather than during Ben's childhood, as presented in Episode 18."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/J._Edgar_Hoover.json b/data/input_docs/J._Edgar_Hoover.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6c0fb1656cd329204a6434bd749ff9e670714642 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/J._Edgar_Hoover.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "J._Edgar_Hoover", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/J._Edgar_Hoover", "text": "J. Edgar Hoover\nJ. Edgar Hoover was a notable director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.\nBiography\nDuring the summer of 1968, Hoover received a letter from fourteen-year-old Dale Cooper, who told Hoover of his intention to one day join the FBI. In the letter, Cooper told Hoover about a \"purely scientific\" exploit of tape-recording a girls' sexual education class, and hoped it would not disqualify him.\nTo Cooper's awe, Hoover responded to the letter, congratulating him on his ingenuity and inviting him to Washington, D.C. to tour the Bureau headquarters and meet a Special Agent. Cooper and his father visited on July 15, bearing a pound cake prepared by Cooper's mother, which Hoover complimented. Before their tour, Dale posed for a picture next to Hoover, holding a Thompson submachine gun he claimed had been used to kill gangsters back in \"the good old days.\"\nAfter returning home from three years abroad in April 1973, Dale learned that Hoover had passed away.\nIn later years, the name \"J. Edgar\" was used as a euphemism for agents of the FBI.\nBehind the scenes\nJ. Edgar Hoover (January 1, 1895 \u2013 May 2, 1972) was the first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serving from the Bureau's establishment in 1935 until his death in 1972. Hoover is a controversial figure, due most to his secretive abuses of power."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jack_(South_Dakota).json b/data/input_docs/Jack_(South_Dakota).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..809734e51e3824fab5c199271034d05fb400ac2b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jack_(South_Dakota).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jack_(South_Dakota)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jack_(South_Dakota)", "text": "Jack (South Dakota)\nYou may be looking for John Justice Wheeler.\nJack was a mechanic for Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nJack had dinner with Cooper, Ray Monroe, and Darya, eagerly eating three helpings.\nHe later closed up a garage containing Cooper's car and gave him a new one. Cooper began to rub Jack's face and killed him after discovering that he wired the car."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jack_Parsons.json b/data/input_docs/Jack_Parsons.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d65f5ba39f811ad62fc40b50b77fc6cc8574e7df --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jack_Parsons.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jack_Parsons", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jack_Parsons", "text": "Jack Parsons\n\"Once a magician stands between two worlds, he\u2019s in danger of not belonging to either one of them. In the end, Jack danced too close to the flames and it cost him his life.\"\n \u2015Unidentified colleague\nJohn Whiteside \"Jack\" Parsons (born Marvel Whiteside Parsons) was an American rocket engineer and rocket propulsion researcher, noted for founding the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and playing an integral role in the development of rocketry science in the 1930s. In addition, as a member of the Thelemite movement and a student of Aleister Crowley, Parsons' occult activities came to the attention of Project Sign and investigator Douglas Milford.\nBiography\nParsons was born to an affluent family in Pasadena, but became destitute due to the Depression. He was largely a self-taught chemist and briefly attended classes at three prestigious universities, but did not receive a degree due to his family's financial struggles. Nevertheless, he managed to secure a grant from the California Institute of Technology to fund his research. At some point, he married Helen Northrup.\nParsons was a pioneer of rocket fuel science in the 1930s and early 1940s. His developments were adopted by the United States military during World War II. After the war, Parsons became less involved in JPL's routine activities, but continued to work on research with various scientists and engineers that he christened his \"Suicide Squad.\"\nIn 1939, Parsons became acquainted with the English mystic, Aleister Crowley and converted to Thelema, a religion derived from Crowley's teachings. Three years later, he had become leader of the West Coast Theleme lodge.\nParsons co-founded the Pasadena-based Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 1943 and soon thereafter, purchased a mansion known as the Parsonage. By 1945, Parsons regularly hosted Thelema gatherings, which involved drug use and sex magick rituals. He met L. Ron Hubbard in August and brought him into the fold, offering him a stay at the Parsonage. During that year, Parsons began a relationship with his wife's half-sister, 17-year-old Sara \"Betty\" Northrup.\nParsons used the Arroyo Seco for experiments in \"the explosive sciences, of both the literal and metaphorical varities\" with the goal of opening \"the gate.\" It was here where he also began enacting the Working of Babalon, a Thelema ritual to summon the goddess Babalon.\nDuring one Thelema gathering, Parsons spoke alone with Hubbard, discussing Crowley, the teachings of Thelema, alchemy and the relationship between magick and his research. Throughout the discussion, Hubbard noticed Parsons fiddling with a ring on his right hand. Parsons then muttered \"The magician longs to see,\" and remarked that he felt there were spirits contained within the mansion's wood. He then excused himself to attend to his guests, abruptly ending the exchange.\nHubbard and Parsons became close friends and during the next two years, they worked together on the Working of Babalon and to open a second gate, to summon the \"Moonchild,\" an entity discussed in the works of Crowley. They performed the ritual in the Roswell, New Mexico desert in 1947, the weekend before an infamous supposed UFO crash in the same area.\nHubbard later cheated Parsons out of his life savings and left for Florida with Betty Northrup. Additionally, Parsons became under suspicion of selling research to a foreign power. He was ultimately acquitted, but was severed from JPL. Parsons attempted to sue Hubbard to recoup his money, but was countered with Hubbard's knowledge of Parsons' relationship with Northrup beginning when she was 17.\nParsons later married Marjorie Cameron.\nOn December 3, 1949, Parsons met with Major Douglas Milford \u2013 who was in the guise of a journalist \u2013 to \"set the record straight\" about his termination from JPL. However, Parsons instead spoke exclusively of his activities with Hubbard before his wife picked him up for a trip to a flea market.\nHe was called to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee to whom he gave several names and insisted that he was no longer involved with the Church of Thelema, insisting that he now practiced \"individual freedom.\" Despite significant surveillance by the FBI, Parsons was not indicted by the committee, but his military security clearances were not renewed due to his membership of the American Civil Liberties Union.\nAfterward, Parsons found work as a mechanic, hospital orderly, and finally as a pyrotechnic consultant for war movies.\nIn November 1950 Richard Nixon filed an interview he conducted with Parsons. Parsons disclosed that his religious views were a belief of personal freedom. He stated his belief that \"every person is a divine being, but only through achieving a balance of self-will and love for all living things can one open the door to discover their own divine purpose.\"\nBy June 15, 1952, Parsons and his wife lived in a carriage house down the street from the now-demolished Parsonage, with plans for relocating to Mexico. At the house, he met again with Milford, who was again posing as a journalist. Parsons spoke to Milford about his separation from the Church of Thelema, their meeting was rushed by an order Parsons was working on for a movie studio.\nTwo days later, Parsons was killed in an explosion, which police surmised was accidental, caused by his dropping a can of the highly-volatile fulminate of mercury. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Pasadena General Hospital.\nSome of Parsons' colleagues were skeptical of law enforcement's conclusions, arguing that Parsons would have not been so careless with such explosives. Some rumors suggested that a bomb had been detonated from the crawl space beneath Parsons' lab.\nFriends attempted to salvage Parsons' reputation by disposing of his hypodermic needles, as well as painting over a wall he had painted black and with a devil's head. Despite this, the media focused almost exclusively on his occult activities.\nIn the years immediately following his death, Parsons was seldom recognized for his work, but eventually gained some prominence, albeit only marginal. In 1972, a crater on the dark side of the moon was named in Parsons' honor.\nBehind the scenes\nJack Parsons (October 2, 1914 \u2013 June 17, 1952) was an American rocket engineer and rocket propulsion researcher, chemist, and Thelemite occultist. Because of his contributions to rocket engineering, he is regarded as one of the most important figures in the United States space program."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jack_Rabbit%27s_Palace.json b/data/input_docs/Jack_Rabbit%27s_Palace.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1c930b8c0de6cd7502d8170e9dd9f3c7573dd7b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jack_Rabbit%27s_Palace.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jack_Rabbit%27s_Palace", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jack_Rabbit%27s_Palace", "text": "Jack Rabbit's Palace\nJack Rabbit's Palace was a landmark near Listening Post Alpha within Ghostwood National Forest near Twin Peaks, Washington.\nLocated 253 yards east from Jack Rabbit's Palace was a portal connected to the Fireman's home.\nHistory\nDuring Bobby Briggs' childhood, his father spent time with him at Jack Rabbit's Palace, named by Bobby. There, they would play make-believe games.\nOn October 1, 2016, per instructions led by his father, Bobby led Frank Truman, Hawk, and Andy Brennan to Jack Rabbit's Palace. They moved 253 yards to the east further through the woods and saw a nude eyeless woman. A portal formed above them and Andy was transported inside after holding the woman's hand. He appeared before a tall man, who called himself the Fireman. Andy was shown a white figure regurgitating BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura Palmer, angels, the eyeless woman, bifurcation of Dale Cooper, a telephone, himself and Lucy, and a utility pole before being transported back out. He appeared back at Jack Rabbit's Palace, where the other lawmen waited. He carries the woman and told them that she was important and must be kept under their watch.\nThe next day, Dale Cooper's doppelganger reached the woods outside Twin Peaks, arriving at Jack Rabbit's Palace. A portal formed and he was transported to the Fireman's theater where Major Briggs' head floated. The Fireman levitated as the screen showed the Palmer home, then a road in front of the Sheriff's station, where the doppelganger was then transferred.\nBehind the scene\nThe name of this place may be a reference to David Lynch's series of short films, Rabbits, in which one of the main characters is a rabbit named Jack.\nIn Lynch's Inland Empire, Jack Rabbit says he has \"a secret\" which is later shown to be a secret entrance or portal (which is being sought by The Phantom character) - in Twin Peaks, Jack Rabbit's Palace is indeed the location of a secret portal."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jack_Racine.json b/data/input_docs/Jack_Racine.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..73ffecd2e93d85a83d44635be01838cc1a75c2e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jack_Racine.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jack_Racine", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jack_Racine", "text": "Jack Racine\nJack Racine was the attorney of Leo Johnson.\nBiography\nAt Johnson's hearing for arson of the Packard Sawmill in March 1989, Racine presented a chart displaying Johnson's brain activity. The chart found that Leo's brain was displaying minimal activity and Racine stated that making him stand trial would be a mockery.\nDespite District Attorney Daryl Lodwick's objections, Judge Clinton Sternwood deemed Leo unfit to stand trial."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jackie.json b/data/input_docs/Jackie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dfc9ced7353218a5ebb284512c072bef3bf2a416 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jackie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jackie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jackie", "text": "Jackie\nJackie was a floor attendant at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nBiography\nAfter Dale Cooper won two mega jackpots at the casino, Jackie went to congratulate him and inform him of his winnings. As she returned with a larger bucket for him, a woman pointed Jackie in his direction, where he then won another jackpot.\nShe later ran around the casino, trying to keep up with Cooper's constant wins, and informed her supervisor, Burns, that he had won thirty \"Mega Jackpots.\"\nBehind the scenes\nJackie was played by Sabrina S. Sutherland, who produced Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces and Twin Peaks (2017). She was also a production coordinator throughout the original series. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jackson.json b/data/input_docs/Jackson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e90b8d5f6e973cb1bc38f89318fb8199c5769da4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jackson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jackson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jackson", "text": "Jackson\nMrs. Jackson was Principal George Wolchezk's secretary at Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Mrs. Jackson sternly told Bobby Briggs that he was wanted in the office. Briggs was questioned by the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department about his girlfriend, Laura Palmer, who had been found dead."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jackson_Hole.json b/data/input_docs/Jackson_Hole.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0396cbabd4ec3c03e46d1a0be88e29c81466f1f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jackson_Hole.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jackson_Hole", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jackson_Hole", "text": "Jackson Hole\n\"-Says his binoculars killed somebody.-That's my brother, Jerry Horne.\"\n \u2015Sergeant Williams and Benjamin Horne\nJackson Hole was a settlement in Wyoming where Jerry Horne was found naked by Jackson Hole Police Sergeant Williams.\nBehind the scenes\nJackson Hole is a valley between the Teton Mountain Range and the Gros Ventre Range in Wyoming sitting near the border of Idaho."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault%27s_apartment.json b/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault%27s_apartment.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..40280bf82cae6ab22adfc72ecf458c83fbed1a30 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault%27s_apartment.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jacques_Renault%27s_apartment", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jacques_Renault%27s_apartment", "text": "Jacques Renault's apartment\nJacques Renault rented an apartment in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOn the evening of February 28, 1989, Bobby Briggs went to the apartment to plant a bloody shirt belonging to Leo Johnson. Hearing the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department arrive, he fled through the window and down an alley. The officers entered the apartment, and a police car pursued Bobby, thinking he was Jacques Renault. Inside, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper found the bloodied shirt.\nThe next day, the police searched Jacques's apartment, discovering a copy of Flesh World attached to the ceiling, containing letters to Ronette Pulaski from Jacques's P.O. box.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script of Episode 4 Jacques Renault's apartment building discibed as \"a rundown apartment building in the Lotown section of Twin Peaks\" and apartment described as \"empty and ransacked, a one-room efficiency plus a small kitchen.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault%27s_cabin.json b/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault%27s_cabin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..777fe92a7b59872948653157b6fb3fae4cc8db9c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault%27s_cabin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jacques_Renault%27s_cabin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jacques_Renault%27s_cabin", "text": "Jacques Renault's cabin\n\"Jacques' brother said something about a place up near the state line.\"\n \u2015Deputy Chief Hawk\nJacques Renault owned a cabin in Twin Peaks, Washington, located near the state line with Idaho.. He used the cabin as a rendezvous with Leo Johnson, Ronette Pulaski, and Laura Palmer.\nHistory\nOn February 24, 1989, James Hurley began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike at the intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road. In tears, she told him \"his Laura\" is gone. Screaming that she loved him, Laura ran away from James into the woods, where Jacques, Leo, and Ronette waited near Leo's red corvette.\nTogether, they drove to the foot of the trail leading to Jacques's cabin. They climbed the trail, passing by Margaret Lanterman's cabin. Then they hold an orgy in Jacques' cabin, Leland Palmer soon arriving and watching from outside. Later, Leland attacked Jacques outside, and Leo fled in a panic. Leland took Laura and Ronette, both bound, to the train car.\n \nOn March 1, during a search of Jacques's apartment, FBI Agent Dale Cooper found a photo of the cabin and the officers went to the woods in search of it. They found the cabin from the picture and entered as a record player played \"Into the Night\" on vinyl, making Cooper remark that \"there is always music in the air.\" There, they found Waldo in a birdcage, twine, a bloodstain on the floor, and a poker chip inside the cuckoo clock, missing a piece of the same shape that was found in Laura's stomach.\nBehind the scenes\n \nA different exterior was used for the cabin between its appearance in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault.json b/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c5a20116aa88dfaa43652f4cb098fefea6d0dc55 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jacques_Renault.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jacques_Renault", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jacques_Renault", "text": "Jacques Renault\nJacques Renault was the second of the three Renault brothers, between his older brother Jean and younger brother Bernard. He worked as a bartender at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks as well as a croupier and dealer at One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel located across the Canadian border. At the bar, he directed sex buyers to sex workers such as Laura Palmer.\nBiography\nOriginally from Canada, Renault found employment in Washington lumber fields. After significant weight gain, he turned to bartending at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks.\nCriminal dealings\nIn February 1988, Renault received a call at the Roadhouse from Teresa Banks, who was asking about the appearances of Ronette Pulaski and Laura Palmer's fathers.\nAbout a year later, Bobby Briggs called Jacques at the Roadhouse, looking for cocaine. Jacques told him of an individual that would meet him in two days \"by the sound of sawing wood.\"\n \nLater, he saw Laura Palmer enter the Roadhouse and he sent two adult male clients her way to solicit her for prostitution. Jacques later met the group, which also included Ronette Pulaski at the Power and the Glory in Canada. They talked about Teresa Banks, who had been dead for a year and he invited the girls up to his cabin later in the week.\nLaura Palmer's murder\nJacques, Leo Johnson, and Ronette waited for Laura near a cabin on the night of February 23, where they engaged in sex and consumed cocaine. Jacques tied Laura up, against her will, and proceeded to rape her. Afterwards, he stumbled outside and was knocked out cold. Laura was murdered soon thereafter.\nThe following night, Jacques was working the bar at the Roadhouse.\nDays later, Jacques walked towards the Roadhouse on his way to work, but saw a light on, warning him that his brother, Bernard, was in trouble. He then called Leo and informed him of the situation, requesting him to come pick him up.\nArrest and death\nThree days after this, he began his shift at the blackjack table at One Eyed Jacks, where a man in a tuxedo began talking to him. He dealt cards to the man in the tuxedo, who seemed to have a great deal of luck on his side. The man slid a poker chip to him that was partially broken off, and the man claimed to be a friend of Leo. Jacques accepted his offer to buy him a cocktail.\nThey discussed Leo and the drug operation, including their activities with Laura Palmer the night she was killed. The man told him he had a $10,000 job for Jacques across the border, without Leo. The man then further asked about the night in his cabin with Leo, Laura, and Ronette, also noting that his bird seemed to be \"in love\" with Laura. Jacques described the events of the bird attacking her and how the poker chip was damaged. He then parted from the man.\nHe went to where the man told him and was arrested by the local law enforcement in Twin Peaks, charged with the attempted murder of Ronette Pulaski and for the murder of Laura Palmer. However, he did put up a fight, disarming an officer and attempting to shoot Sheriff Harry S. Truman, but before he could do so, he was shot in the arm by Deputy Andy Brennan.\nHe was questioned in a hospital bed by Sheriff Truman and the man in the tuxedo, who had by then been revealed to as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. He was asked about his activities with Ronette and Laura, as well as what he did that night. Jacques admitted to having been hit on the head with a bottle by Leo and that he had used Leo's shirt to stop the bleeding. He then said that he had gotten sick and passed out. \n \nHe later fell asleep in his hospital bed but was then smothered to death with a pillow by Laura's father, Leland Palmer, who later confessed and was released on bail. It is unclear if Leland actually killed him as revenge for Laura's murder or, as Cooper later assumed, to make sure Jacques would not give any testimony which would incriminate him.\nAnother 1989\nOn the night of February 23, Jacques waited for Laura Palmer on a fire road near the intersection of Sparkwood and Highway 21, along with Leo Johnson and Ronette Pulaski. However, Laura never appeared.\nDuring the course of the night, Leo, Jacques, and Ronette ended up visiting an abandoned train car in the nearby woods. Ronette was found the next morning wandering along a rail bridge into Idaho. In the following days, Jacques was questioned in relation to Laura's disappearance, but was never indicted.\nBehind the scenes\nWalter Olkewicz played Renault. The actor appears as Jean-Michel Renault in the 2017 revival. Jean-Michel's relationship to Jacques and his brothers is unclear."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jade.json b/data/input_docs/Jade.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..350a9a4440700c8d7806450e7fa11ea907c2bd1e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jade.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jade", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jade", "text": "Jade\n\"Jade give two rides.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nJade was a Las Vegas sex worker whose clients included Dougie Jones.\nBiography\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost stated that \"Jade\" was not her real name, and she \"was absolutely a big fan of Invitation to Love, which still on the air.\"\nJade was with Dougie one morning in an unsold house and she went to shower after he paid her. As she showered, she heard a loud noise, which happened to be the sound of Dougie being transported to the red room. After her shower, she went out to the living room, where Dale Cooper lay next to a pile of vomit, having replaced Dougie. However, Jade believed him to be Dougie, despite his slightly different appearance.\nAfter his car keys could not be found, she took him to the Silver Mustang Casino and gave him $5 to call for help.\nAfter getting her car detailed, the detailer showed Jade a set of keys to the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington that she had previously found in Cooper's pocket. Noticing the address on them, she put the keys in a mailbox."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jade_(Invitation_to_Love).json b/data/input_docs/Jade_(Invitation_to_Love).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cded76341aa548f69956932645f68f3dd27a27c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jade_(Invitation_to_Love).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jade_(Invitation_to_Love)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jade_(Invitation_to_Love)", "text": "Jade (Invitation to Love)\nJade was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Selina Swift.\nShe was the wife to Chet Weems and the daughter of Jared Lancaster, who wrote a suicide note to her and her sister, Emerald, citing financial difficulties. However, because of Jade, Jared was convinced to not end his life and changed his will to leave her the Towers.\nAnother episode showed Jade refusing a drink from Montana, despite his attempts in tempting her to consume it."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jake.json b/data/input_docs/Jake.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9fe703f73a9e055b5d7d6353917f3403656e6a45 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jake.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jake", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jake", "text": "Jake\nJake was a hitman hired by Lorraine to kill Dougie Jones.\nJake, along with Gene, waited for Jones (actually Dale Cooper) to leave an empty house in Rancho Rosa Estates with Jade, a prostitute. On Gene's signal, Jake sighted Jade's car through a rifle scope as she passed by, but was unable to see Cooper, as he was bent over in his seat. He reported to Gene that Jones was not with her, and agreed to rendezvous at Mikey's after Gene rigged Jones' car with a bomb.\nThat night, Jake sat with Gene outside the house, listening as Gene reported their situation to a furious Lorraine."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jake_Morrissey.json b/data/input_docs/Jake_Morrissey.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a0c2ccc92678f6eb039fd9392a3415273f355c79 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jake_Morrissey.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jake_Morrissey", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jake_Morrissey", "text": "Jake Morrissey\n\"Big\" Jake Morrissey ran the Book House in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOn the evening of October 20, 1984, Morrissey served coffee to Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward. Noticing that they were dressed in short skirts, he asked them if they were \"looking for trouble of a boy nature.\"\nAs the girls left, Laura told Morrissey that they had met three Canadian boys and wanted him to point them in the girls' direction if they showed up at the Book House.\nBehind the scenes\nMorrissey appears in one scene of the original script of Twin Peaks' pilot episode, in which he is described as the owner of the Roadhouse and Hemingway's, presumably an early version of the Book House. In the scene, which takes place at Hemingway's, Morrissey cleans an espresso machine as Donna comes and asks him if he has seen James Hurley.\nMorrissey is also mentioned by Sheriff Harry S. Truman in an outtake from the pilot, describing him as the owner of the Book House and the Roadhouse."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/James_Hurley.json b/data/input_docs/James_Hurley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9e816458310ec3826b511e5fc09c909806d18892 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/James_Hurley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "James_Hurley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/James_Hurley", "text": "James Hurley\n\"James is still cool. He's always been cool.\"\n \u2015Shelly Briggs\nJames Hurley was the secret boyfriend of murdered homecoming queen Laura Palmer, and later fell for her best friend Donna Hayward in addition to other women who found their ways into his life.\nBiography\nJames was born to Billy and Susan Hurley. James' father abandoned his family and his mother became dependent on alcohol and would leave for indefinite periods of time, leaving James mostly in the care of his uncle, Ed Hurley and Ed's wife Nadine.\nFollowing his grandfather's death, James worked weekends pumping gas at Big Ed's Gas Farm, eventually becoming a mechanic.\nLaura's final days\n \nBy February 5, 1989, James began a relationship with homecoming queen Laura Palmer and he gave her half of a heart necklace on that day. One week later, he went on a picnic with Laura and her best friend, Donna Hayward, and filmed them.\nA few days later, James met with Laura in the morning, then at 2:30, James secretly met Laura and she said that she was \"long gone\" like a \"turkey in the corn.\" James requested her to never leave and they shared a kiss.\nJames showed up outside the Palmer home a few days later and Laura went to him. He asked where she had been the previous night, sure that it was drug-related. He asked when he could see her, but her father showed up and Laura said she had to go. James then left.\nHe called her on the evening of February 23 and he came and picked her up on his bike. They went to the woods and she told him about a murder her boyfriend, Bobby committed and she began to act strangely. She said that he did not know her, and even Donna did not. James began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike. In tears, she told him she loved him and ran off into the woods. He watched her go and sped away. James spent the rest of the night riding around on his bike.\nLaura's murder\nThe next morning, James walked through a hallway at Twin Peaks High School to Donna's locker, asking if she had seen Laura yet and commented that it was a nice day for a picnic. He then went to class when, in the middle of roll call, a deputy showed up and spoke to the teacher. He looked over at Donna, who began to appear worried. The teacher said that there would be an announcement, causing James to break a pencil, fearing that the worst had happened to Laura.\nJames later went to his uncle Ed Hurley's gas station. He commented to him that Laura was \"the one.\" He also left a message for Donna to meet him at the Roadhouse later in the evening and drove away to sit alone, examining his half of the heart necklace.\n \nIn the evening, he met with Donna, who said the authorities were looking for him. He said he would be cooperative, even though he believed they would incarcerate him, as he was with Laura the night before. He described the evening before and said that it somehow made sense that she was killed. He expressed guilt over her death and he kissed Donna. They heard sirens and buried the necklace, for the authorities believed the killer had it. They drove off but were stopped by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who was leading the investigation of Laura's murder. James was arrested, despite Donna's insistence that he did nothing wrong.\nAs he was taken to his cell by Deputies Andy Brennan and Hawk, he told Donna that everything would be all right. When he reached his cell, he saw Mike Nelson and Bobby in another, and they began barking at him.\nThe next morning, James was questioned by Cooper and Truman, as he was under suspicion for the murder of Laura. They showed him the tape of Laura and Donna enjoying a picnic, which he confirmed to them that he had filmed. He said that his relationship was kept a secret at Laura's insistence and that he tried to stop her from using cocaine, which she did, but started using again when something scared her. He told them about his activity with Laura the night she died, again feeling guilt over her death. When Cooper showed him Laura's necklace, he asked if James recognized it and if he knew what happened on February 5. James told them that he did not know and did not recognize the necklace.\nJames was released to Ed, saying that he needed the Bookhouse Boys watching his back, to which Ed said he was covered.\nFor dinner, James went to Donna's house and met her father and her mother. When Doctor Hayward asked about James' parents, he said that his father died when he was 10 and his mother was a writer who traveled a lot.\nHe thanked Dr. and Mrs. Hayward for dinner before they went to bed, leaving him and Donna alone. He stated that he did not believe their new relationship was wrong and that it would have happened even if Laura had not died.\nJames went to Ed and Nadine's house the next day to tell them that he would not go to Laura's funeral. Despite this, he later showed up at Laura's funeral. When Bobby accused the whole town of killing Laura, James charged at him, and the two were restrained by the lawmen and Ed.\nJames was later at the Bookhouse when Cooper was introduced to the Bookhouse Boys. He was with Joey Paulson and they had drug mule Bernard Renault restrained.\nJames went to the Double R Diner the next day and called Donna, who said they needed to talk about things she had found out about Laura. He then met a young brunette who resembled Laura - her cousin, Maddy Ferguson.\nThat night, he went with Donna to the woods to find the half of the necklace they buried, as Mrs. Palmer apparently had a vision of someone digging it up. They did not find it.\nHe met with Donna the following morning at the gazebo in the park to tell her the truth about his parents, rather than what he had told her father.\nJames went to the diner with her and introduced her to Maddy. They discussed their investigation into Laura's death and wished for Maddy to find a hiding place that Laura had spoken of. They then left the diner.\nWith Maddy and Donna the next day, James listened to a tape made by Laura, found by Maddy. It was recorded for the psychiatrist, Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, and in it, Laura spoke of the ease of speaking into the recorder and mentioned a coconut in connection to secrets. They noticed that the tape for the night Laura died was missing, and James suggests that could have remained in Jacoby's possession. He then had the idea to go to Jacoby's office and look for it, and says they could lure him out with a \"phone call from Laura.\"\nAt night, he met with Donna and Maddy, the latter wearing a blonde wig, making her look exactly like Laura. James called Jacoby's office and handed the phone to Maddy, who spoke as Laura, luring Jacoby out of his office. He and Donna left Maddy at the park while they went to the office. They watched Jacoby leave and they went inside.\nIn the office, James found Jacoby's collection of paper umbrellas noting important events in his life. Donna found a coconut containing the missing half of Laura's necklace and the tape recorded the night she died. They went back out to his motorcycle and drove off.\nThey went back to Donna's house and listened to the tape, in which Laura declared James to be sweet, but dumb, and mentioned a \"mystery man\" who drove a red corvette. After the tape, he stated that Jacoby did not kill Laura, but Donna asked how he got the necklace.\nHe went to the sheriff's station, wishing to talk to Sheriff Truman, but was taken aside by Agent Cooper. James showed him Laura's tape, pointing suspicion to the man with the red corvette. Cooper told him that Jacoby was in the hospital, having suffered a heart attack after allegedly seeing Laura and he asked if James was involved in this. Truman then entered with cocaine found in the gas tank of James' motorcycle.\nThe next day, he listened to the tape with Sheriff Truman and insisted he was alone when he stole the tape. He told Harry that he did not believe the \"mystery man\" mentioned in the tape were suspects Leo Johnson or Jacques Renault. James also noted a poem about fire that Laura would say along with \"Would you like to play with fire, little boy? Would you like to play with Bob?\" Agent Cooper entered, telling James he knew he had the other half of Laura's necklace and requested it. James complied and gave it to him, saying it was inside a coconut.\nDonna comes to visit him in his cell later, smoking a cigarette. She asked him what he told Cooper and Truman.\nHe was later brought to the hospital, where Nadine was in a coma after overdosing on sleeping pills.\n \nAt the Hayward home the following day, James played guitar and sang a song with Maddy and Donna. As the song finished, he exchanged glances with Maddy, upsetting Donna and she ran out. He chased her and she insisted nothing was wrong before kissing him. When Maddy screamed, he and Donna went to her aid.\nThe following day, James went to the station where Cooper informed him that they knew the cocaine in his gas tank was planted and that he would not be charged with any crime. The agent also warned James to stop trying to solve the case on his own.\nHe went to the diner with Maddy and they discussed Donna's strange behavior. He also stated his wished to sometimes ride away from town on his bike and Maddy placed her hand on his to comfort him just as Donna walked in and misinterprets this. She compared James with a man she met while working the Meals on Wheels route. She then stormed out.\nJames went to the Palmer home and told Maddy he could not find Donna, so he talked to her about his drunken mother returning home. She held him and Donna once again entered and misinterpreted their actions. She stormed out and James angrily followed her out.\nTwo days later, Ed brought Nadine home from the hospital. However, she did not recognize James, her mind having apparently reverted to her teenage self. James suggested they take her to see Doctor Jacoby, but he was in Hawaii, recovering from his heart attack. Nadine - having gone to the kitchen to get something to drink - came back, carrying a cabinet door she ripped off.\nHe sat at the diner later when Maddy came to get a coffee. He asked if she had seen Donna, but she says she had not and the coffee was for her uncle. She hurriedly left and he followed.\nHe burst into the home of Harold Smith later at night to save Donna and Maddy after he heard them scream.\nJames went to the lake the next day and joined Maddy, determining that his attraction to her was just because of Laura. She also expressed that she had some sort of mental connection to her. Maddy also told James that she would be returning home the next day. She kissed him on the cheek and said goodbye.\nJames met with Donna the following day at the Roadhouse and they discussed Harold's suicide, Donna expressing guilt over it. He also told her that Maddy would be leaving, which she had been unaware of. Donna then became emotional during the singer's performance of \"The World Spins.\"\nHe went with Donna to the Palmer home in the morning to say goodbye to Maddy, but Leland said he had just dropped her off at the bus station. They then were amused by the living room being filled with golf balls and they left.\nThe following day, James gave Donna a ring, wishing for them to be together all the time. She approved and they shared a kiss. They saw Deputy Andy, who recited \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" which, according to Donna, was said by a Mrs. Tremond's grandson and, according to Andy, was Harold Smith's suicide note.\nHe met Donna by the lake, where she told him that Maddy had been murdered by the same person that killed Laura. James insisted they could have helped Maddy, but did not know how. He left, profoundly upset.\nLeaving Twin Peaks\nAfter Leland Palmer was arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody after confessing, James left Twin Peaks on his bike. Near Portland, Oregon, he stopped at a bar called Wallies Hideout and went inside to order a beer. While there, he met a woman named Evelyn Marsh, who asked him to repair her husband's Jaguar, to which he agreed.\nJames took a look at the car, complimenting it. When he asked about her husband, she said that she was not sure where he was, but he was out on business. She offered him room and board while he worked on the car.\nMalcolm Sloan introduces himself to James the next day as Evelyn's brother and Mr. Marsh's car driver. He explained that Jeffrey physically abused Evelyn, which he claimed could not be stopped on Jeffrey's watch.\nJames showed Evelyn his progress on the car, showing that he had improved its condition. He asked her about the abuse. However, she was reluctant to talk about it, and they kissed until her husband arrived.\nJames laid in bed that night, listening to Jeffrey Marsh yell at his wife. Malcolm came into his room, swearing that he would kill Marsh.\nHe called his uncle the next day, asking him to send him all of the money James had in his savings. After he hung up, Evelyn came in, asking him why he left Twin Peaks, specifically the women that caused him to do so. She told him she understood and they kissed.\n \nJames later showed her the repaired car and they shared a glass of champagne along with a romantic encounter.\nIn the morning, James met Jeffrey, who admired his love for cars. Later, Evelyn came to his room, finding his bags packed, though she begged him to not leave. He went to check his bike. In the evening, he continued to pack while Evelyn once again begged him to stay, declaring her love for him. As police approached, she tells him that Jeffrey had died in a car accident. He figured out that this was a setup for him, and she said it was planned by Malcolm, who was not her brother. She told him to go and find the girl that loved him.\nHe left the house and found Donna waiting for him and they ran away from the Marsh home.\nJames and Donna went back to Wallies Hideout, where he told her that he was being framed for Jeffrey's murder and said he must talk to Evelyn, believing she would tell the truth to the police.\nHe returned to the Marsh home, where he confronted Evelyn, questioning her motives. She told him that she was in it for the money, but said that she had true feelings for him. They kissed and Malcolm hit him with a gun. While he was knocked out, Donna came to his aid and Evelyn killed Malcolm.\nJames and Donna had a picnic the following day and he said that he would have to go to trial as a witness. She forgave him for his relationship with Evelyn and asked him to return to Twin Peaks with her, but he refused, feeling it was not right, though he promised her that he would come back.\nAs James predicted, he was summoned as a witness for the prosecution in the case against Evelyn. In the court, his testimony was strongly challenged by a defense attorney, which greatly shook his confidence, and when he afterwards heard \"loose talk\" that he was at risk for being charged with perjury, James panicked and fled town before completing his testimony, causing the Oregon authorities to issue a warrant for his arrest. He soon reached San Francisco, from where he sent a postcard to Donna. In it, he stated that he planned to go to Mexico.\nIn Mexico, he found mechanic work in Baja, working under an alias. He remained there for nearly a year until his skills as a mechanic greatly impressed a capo for the Sinaloa Cartel, who ended up hiring him to maintain his personal fleet of luxury vehicles. Approximately six months later, a rival gang invaded the capo's estate, seeking to execute him. A shootout between the invaders and the capo's personal ensued, with James standing as one of the few survivors, as he had sought refuge in a car's trunk. In the aftermath of the shooting, James was arrested by Mexican federal authorities. \nJames spent a few months in the custody of the Mexican government before word of his peril reached Twin Peaks. With the help of Sheriff Truman and FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole, James was eventually cleared of wrongdoing and he was subsequently escorted to the American border by the Mexican authorities who instructed him to leave the country and never return. He returned to Oregon, where he served six months in a minimum security prison and was given two years of probation, during which time he was not allowed to leave the state. During this period, Ed rented an apartment in Portland, so he could keep an eye on James and make sure he lived up to the conditions of his probation. As soon as the two years were up, James immediately took to the road again on a newly acquired motorcycle, and he would continue to travel around the US for the next decade. \nLater life\nIn 2006, while in West Virginia, James totaled his motorcycle in an accident involving a runaway coal truck. He suffered a compound fracture in his leg and returned to Twin Peaks, finding employment at his uncle's gas station.\nHe soon found a night job as a security guard at the Great Northern Hotel and began to regularly perform as a musician at the Roadhouse.\nOne evening in 2016, he visited the Roadhouse with co-worker Freddie Sykes one night and looked across the room at Shelly's friend, Renee, apparently not for the first time. James often went there hoping to run into her, despite her being married.\nNights later, James performed \"Just You\" at the Roadhouse.\nOn James' birthday, he and Freddie sat outside the Great Northern. James inquired about the green glove Freddie always wore and he explained that, one night after drinking too much, he had been taken somewhere and \"the Fireman\" had told him to buy that particular glove at a nearby store, as it would give him superhuman strength. He also stated that the Fireman had told him to go to Twin Peaks to find his destiny.\nJames then went inside the hotel's furnace room, and tracked the strange humming that had been plaguing Benjamin Horne's office to a particular door.\nLater, James and Freddie went to the Roadhouse, where James greeted Renee. However, she was with her husband, Chuck, who then attacked James. Freddie came to his aid, punching Chuck with his gloved hand. James urged the crowd to dial 9-1-1, commenting that Chuck and another man Freddie punched were badly hurt.\nJames and Freddie were later locked up at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, where Hawk informed them that the men Freddie punched were in intensive care. After Hawk and Bobby left, James took notice of an eyeless woman in the cell across from him.\nJames was witness to Freddie incapacitating Deputy Chad Broxford and shattering BOB into pieces at the sheriff's station. During the battle, James kept Naido out of harm's way.\nNot long after, James' uncle Ed married true love Norma. James played a song he wrote on his guitar during a civil ceremony conducted by the Big Log near the old train station, with half the town in attendance.\nBehind the scenes\nJames is played by James Marshall. According to Marshall, the character was inspired by American actor James Dean.\nEpisode 4 and episode 10's scripts shared the same scene between James and his mother, Colleen Hurley. She was portrayed by Linda Carlson in the deleted scene. However, The Secret History of Twin Peaks established James' mother as Susan Hurley.\nTrivia\nIn a photo of the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team seen in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, a player is identified as Jeff Hurley. It is unknown if he has any relation to James and his family.\nAccording to The Secret History of Twin Peaks, his favorite book is Charlotte's Web by E.B. White.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/James_M._Cain.json b/data/input_docs/James_M._Cain.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3992ba454509f9635659c6302ed9d41058f1f97a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/James_M._Cain.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "James_M._Cain", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/James_M._Cain", "text": "James M. Cain\nJames M. Cain was the author of Double Indemnity.\nBehind the scenes\nJames M. Cain (July 1, 1892 \u2013 October 27, 1977) was an American writer who began his career as a journalist until making the transition into a novelist, penning works such as The Postman Always Rings Twice and Double Indemnity."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/James_Madison.json b/data/input_docs/James_Madison.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8ff554f3fdf46196f860598f1c4e9dda2a69f771 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/James_Madison.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "James_Madison", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/James_Madison", "text": "James Madison\nJames Madison was a United States President, the successor of Thomas Jefferson.\nWhen Meriwether Lewis died, he had been en route to deliver evidence of General James Wilkinson's treachery to Madison and Jefferson.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Madison (March 16, 1751 \u2013 June 28, 1836) was the fourth President of the United States. One of the nation's Founding Fathers, he is known specifically as the \"Father of the Constitution\" due to his prominent contributions to the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/James_Neely.json b/data/input_docs/James_Neely.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0b8baa43fe16cc58aaf43629a9f6c7eedd10f194 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/James_Neely.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "James_Neely", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/James_Neely", "text": "James Neely\nMajor James Neely was an agent of relations with the Choctaw Indian Nation, appointed by General James Wilkinson. He escorted Meriwether Lewis following his departure from Fort Pickering.\nOn October 10, 1809, Neely stayed behind on Lewis' route to search for two horses that had gone astray into the woods. He arrived at Grinder's Stand twelve hours after Lewis \u2013 who had by then died under mysterious circumstances \u2013 and his servants.\nNeely claimed Lewis' belongings and arranged a swift burial at a nearby property. In a letter dated October 18, Neely wrote to Thomas Jefferson, informing him that Lewis had committed suicide.\nOf Lewis' belongings, Neely kept one of his horses, a knife, pistols, and a gold pocket watch. Garland Briggs later speculated that Neely had also taken a ring Lewis carried in a leather pouch. Shortly after Lewis' death, Neely disappeared for several months.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Neely (December 24, 1773 \u2013 April 17, 1842) was a Chickasaw Indian agent who accompanied Meriwether Lewis from Fort Pickering and directed him to Grinder's Stand as he stayed behind to search for two pack animals that had run away during a storm.\nDavid Patrick Kelly narrated Neely's letter in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/James_Packard.json b/data/input_docs/James_Packard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1840fbf1c2fcd92eb24932b3f035e61a2660ea72 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/James_Packard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "James_Packard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/James_Packard", "text": "James Packard\nJames Packard was the founder of the Packard Sawmill.\nBiography\nPackard was the eldest son of a Boston shipping family and attended Harvard and Yale.\nAfter being inspired by a vision, he traveled west with his wife Unguin, with the intention of settling in Seattle, Washington. They soon decided to instead settle in Twin Peaks, where Packard founded the Packard Sawmill in the late 1880s.\nBy 1922, management of the mill had been passed down to Packard's son, Thomas Packard."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/James_Wilkinson.json b/data/input_docs/James_Wilkinson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..743d39f835a888be49b931569e5913e22a6c6db2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/James_Wilkinson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "James_Wilkinson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/James_Wilkinson", "text": "James Wilkinson\nGeneral James Wilkinson was the commander of the United States Army and a double agent for the Spanish crown.\nBiography\nWilkinson was hailed as a hero of the Revolutionary War.\nIn 1787, he became an agent for Spain for several decades, and used various schemes to undermine the careers his opponents. Wilkinson also disclosed details to Spain of the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson. Spain ordered him to halt the expedition, prompting him to hire assassins to eliminate the explorers, but these efforts ultimately failed.\nBy 1805, Wilkinson had become involved in a conspiracy by Aaron Burr to seize control of land from Texas, Mexico, and Louisiana in order to establish a nation to lead as a monarch. However, he exposed the plot to President Thomas Jefferson, while deliberately leaving out details of his own involvement.\nWilkinson was stationed in New Orelans in 1809 and named Major James Neely as the head of relations with Tennessee's Choctaw Indian Nation.\nFollowing the death of Meriwether Lewis, Wilkinson ordered Thomas Freeman to oversee the transportation of Lewis' belongings to Monticello.\nWilkinson died in 1825, after which his allegiance to the Spanish crown came to light.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Wilkinson (March 24, 1757 \u2013 December 28, 1825) was an American soldier and statesman who was twice the Senior Officer of the United States Army, first Governor of the Louisiana Territory, and a diplomat in Mexico City.\nNearly thirty years after his death, his activities as a spy for the Spanish Empire were revealed. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Janek_Pulaski.json b/data/input_docs/Janek_Pulaski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2801aae9c10d07e3bd1dd9531be3f11bd8407cb6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Janek_Pulaski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Janek_Pulaski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Janek_Pulaski", "text": "Janek Pulaski\nJanek Pulaski was the father of Ronette Pulaski, who was present and severely traumatized at the scene of Laura Palmer's murder. He was an employee at the Packard Sawmill.\nBiography\nAfter being reported missing on the morning of February 24, 1989, following the murder of Laura Palmer, Janek's daughter, Ronette was found in a battered state, walking along a bridge. She was then taken to the hospital, where she remained unresponsive. Following the discovery of his daughter, Janek was escorted by the police from his job.\nThe next day, Pulaski and his wife were questioned by Deputy Hawk about their daughter. They told him that she worked the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store, with Janek commenting that Ronette described it as \"the sweetest-smelling job she'd ever had.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Janet.json b/data/input_docs/Janet.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8151d33cd3003e768e92f18f31fc451a6b8037ec --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Janet.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Janet", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Janet", "text": "Janet\nJanet worked as a secretary to Benjamin Horne in March 1989.\nOn March 6, Horne asked Janet to contact Special Agent Dale Cooper for him upon learning of his daughter Audrey's captivity by Jean Renault."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Janey-E_Jones.json b/data/input_docs/Janey-E_Jones.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9875c159b1c0c5923a287a9f130cbaad52091ee1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Janey-E_Jones.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Janey-E_Jones", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Janey-E_Jones", "text": "Janey-E Jones\nJane Jones, nicknamed \"Janey-E\", was the wife of Dougie Jones and mother of Sonny Jim Jones.\nBiography\nDiane Evans' double claimed that Janey-E was her estranged half-sister, whom she hated. Diane had supposedly not spoken to her for several years, but knew of her marriage to Douglas Jones.\nAs the double is not necessarily trustworthy on the matter, Diane and Janey-E's relationship is unconfirmed.\nIn September 2016, Dougie went missing for three days, missing Sonny Jim's birthday party. One night, Janey-E came outside to find him in a confused state; he had just been dropped off by a casino limo driver. Upset, she smacked him and took him inside, but he was mostly unresponsive. She took the bag he was carrying, finding thousands of dollars in casino winnings, and she felt a wave of happiness since it appeared to be enough to pay off their debts.\nThe next morning, she assisted Dougie in getting to the bathroom and getting him dressed. She then made him pancakes and coffee for breakfast. When Dougie took a drink of his coffee, he spat it out and grinned, saying \"Hi!\"\nShe later counted the money that Dougie won, coming to a total of $425,000. Then noting his strange behavior and the absence of his car, Janey-E begrudgingly took Dougie to work.\nDougie was brought home in the evening by police officers. Janey-E took him inside and made him a sandwich, then told him she planned a doctor's appointment for him the next day. After sending Dougie upstairs to say goodnight to Sonny Jim, she opened an unmarked envelope that was delivered to them, which contained a photo of Dougie with Jade. Angry, she called him down and scolded him before receiving a call from the men who Dougie owed money to, planning to meet them the next day.\nJaney-E met with Tommy and Jimmy at the park, where she explained that her family could not afford to pay them back the full $52,000, but paid back Dougie's loan with 25% interest, which she explained to be a generous offer.\nWhen picking up Dougie from work later, detectives revealed to them that Dougie's car had been involved in an explosion. As they left Dougie's place of business, he was attacked by a hitman who he disarmed and subdued with ease.\nJaney-E later waited with Dougie as his boss Bushnell Mullins gave a statement to the police. After he decided to give Dougie the rest of the day off, she suggested she could take him to the doctor.\nShe took him to Dougie's doctor, who found him to be in perfect health, much to Janey-E's surprise, as Dougie was usually overweight.\nAfter going home, she tried to tempt him as he ate cake, and despite him not giving much response, she took him upstairs for sex. She admitted to him the next morning that she could not stop thinking about the previous night.\nAfter Dougie brought Bradley and Rodney Mitchum an insurance payout they were owed, the brothers treated Janey-E to a new car.\nLater, Janey-E brought Dougie a slice of cake and as she left him unattended, he stuck a fork in an electrical outlet, causing a power outage in the home.\nDougie was hospitalized and Janey-E and Sonny Jim sat at his bedside as Mullins arrived, followed by the Mitchum brothers, with food in tow before offering to stock the Jones home.\nAfter Janey-E took Sonny Jim to the bathroom, they returned to find that Dougie was awake and much more alert than he was before. He then drove them to the Silver Mustang Casino, where Dougie told them he had to leave, but would be back. However, he did first accidentally speak of Dougie in the third person and Janey-E came to the realization that he was not her husband. Before he left, Janey-E kissed him and thanked him.\nSoon after, Dougie knocked on the Jones' door and embraced Janey-E and Sonny Jim, who were overjoyed at his return.\nTrivia\nJaney-E shares her full name with actress Jane Jones, who played Margaret Honeycutt in the pilot episode of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It is unknown if this was intentional."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Janice_Hogan.json b/data/input_docs/Janice_Hogan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ba975ff9056c8cf822545204cf9491ec84724a34 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Janice_Hogan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Janice_Hogan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Janice_Hogan", "text": "Janice Hogan\nJanice Hogan was a friend of the Palmer family.\nBiography\nAfter the death of Laura Palmer, Janice helped Doctor Will Hayward sedate Laura's mother, Sarah, so she could answer questions from Sheriff Harry S. Truman.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the pilot's original script, she is the neighbor of the Palmers and Leland calls her and tells her to go to Sarah after learning about Laura's death."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jared_Back.json b/data/input_docs/Jared_Back.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5e4bf177a060a8f7615b3833af43dab04ba510a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jared_Back.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jared_Back", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jared_Back", "text": "Jared Back\nJared Back was the author of the bestseller, Backstop, which included mention of the Little Scottie, a drink that originated in Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jared_Lancaster.json b/data/input_docs/Jared_Lancaster.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7c713871fb9f58b24a0d8978f47a579736381e09 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jared_Lancaster.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jared_Lancaster", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jared_Lancaster", "text": "Jared Lancaster\nJared Lancaster was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Evan St. Vincent.\nIn one episode, Jared wrote a suicide note to his daughters, Jade and Emerald, stating that he was planning to take his life due to financial difficulties. However, Jade convinced him to change his mind and he altered his will to leave the Towers to her.\nJared was seen in a later episode, gagged and witnessing Montana beat up and threaten Jared's son-in-law, Chet Weems. Jared witnessed Chet shoot Montana and stood by him as Montana stared at them in horror."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jason_Denbo.json b/data/input_docs/Jason_Denbo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4cc6c3eef2e0cb3ebb040f78051ca2dc3076f80d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jason_Denbo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jason_Denbo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jason_Denbo", "text": "Jason Denbo\nJason Denbo was an actor who portrayed Montana in the television series Invitation to Love."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jean-Michel_Renault.json b/data/input_docs/Jean-Michel_Renault.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3ccbfe7be22c5be3ac129e409ebe80c7a56bca3b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jean-Michel_Renault.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jean-Michel_Renault", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jean-Michel_Renault", "text": "Jean-Michel Renault\nJean-Michel Renault was a bartender at the Roadhouse.\nBiography\nJean-Michel, like his relative, Jacques Renault years before, worked closely with a prostitution racket and received a call pertaining to this business concerning two prostitutes he set up clients for who were discovered to be 15 years old. He denied any responsibility and hung up.\nBehind the scenes\nJean-Michel is played by Walter Olkewicz, who previously portrayed Jacques Renault. In an on-set photo and an official promotion picture from Part 7, Olkewicz is seen with bandages on his left knee. It is unknown if the character is intended to have the same injury in the series.\nJean-Michel's relationship to Jacques, Jean, and Bernard is unclear, although Jean stated in \"Episode 20\" that he had no remaining brothers.\nSimilarly, his relationship with the Renault who murdered Hank Jennings in prison is unknown."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jean_Jacques_Renault.json b/data/input_docs/Jean_Jacques_Renault.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..27402a12add90734d41f6eb77f866383fc4b4ddd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jean_Jacques_Renault.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jean_Jacques_Renault", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jean_Jacques_Renault", "text": "Jean Jacques Renault\nJean Jacques Renault was a Canadian criminal.\nIn October 1914, Renault traveled to Twin Peaks, Washington to assist. Ersel Martell in a knife fight against Thomas Packard. The fight either stemmed from jealousy over a girl or an insult toward Renault. After the fight, Renault fled back to Canada.\nRenault later established the Renault Gang, infamous for smuggling whisky from Canada into the United States during Prohibition."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jean_Renault.json b/data/input_docs/Jean_Renault.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..768f33330191c7bf0cb05d541b44efaacb11adb0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jean_Renault.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jean_Renault", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jean_Renault", "text": "Jean Renault\nJean Renault was the eldest and most ruthless of the three Renault brothers, but hid his ruthlessness behind a soft-spoken, charming appearance. He was described as being involved in gambling, extortion, drug dealing and other crimes in the Northwest.\nBiography\nRenault attended the Quebec Reform School.\nIn 1968, Renault bribed Twin Peaks High School football player Hank Jennings to throw a game against Kettle Falls. When asked his reasons, Renault stated, \"Because I can.\"\nAt One Eyed Jacks in early March 1989, he sat on Audrey Horne's bed and woke her up, giving her English caramels.\nHe went to Blackie O'Reilly and Emory Battis, who looked over security footage, finding that there was an undercover FBI agent named Cooper at the casino. Jean wished to have him, for his actions resulted in the deaths of both of his brothers.\nThe next day, Jean went to Benjamin Horne's office at the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks. He showed him a videotape made by Battis of Audrey in captivity. In exchange for Audrey, he wished to be Horne's business partner and wanted Agent Cooper.\nLater, back at the brothel, Audrey was brought to him, saying that Emory hit her. He told him to never let this happen again, then informed Audrey that he spoke to her father and that she was not in danger. As Emory tried to explain the situation further to Audrey, Jean shot and killed him. He then held Audrey, who began to cry.\nRenault called Benjamin Horne the next day and gave the instructions for Agent Cooper to follow.\nHe sat with Blackie, plotting to kill Agent Cooper with a blade hidden on his wrist and their taking over the brothel along with making Audrey overdose on heroin. Jean's lover, Nancy O'Reilly\u2014Blackie's sister\u2014then came in as Blackie left. The two then plotted to kill Blackie.\nHe and Blackie later discussed the plan to kill Audrey. When Blackie tried to leave, he pulled her in for a kiss and stabbed her. He saw a man in the window and drew a gun, shooting at him, then escaped. Outside, he found Hank Jennings with the identification of Washington state prosecutor Daryl Lodwick.\nDays later, Renault to the office at the brothel, where he met with the man he earlier restrained with the identification of Lodwick, now known to be Hank Jennings. Hank had brought him Ernie Niles for his computer expertise that could be used for a financial operation. Preston King entered with a drug supply to frame Agent Cooper and Hank took Ernie to the casino. King expressed his doubts in Niles, finding him to be too nervous.\nDuring a drug buy at Dead Dog Farm with Ernie and a buyer from Seattle, smoke began to bellow from Ernie's shirt, revealing a microphone. Renault and King held the men at gunpoint and begin negotiating with Agent Cooper, who was on the perimeter of the farmhouse. Cooper gave himself up in exchange for Ernie and the other man, Agent Bryson.\nLawmen surrounded the farmhouse where they hold Cooper, who suggested they surrender. Jean revealed to the FBI man that he held him responsible for the deaths of his brothers, as he saw both to be caused by the special agent's involvement in the town. A woman dressed as a waitress approached the house and she was allowed entry. She sneakily passed a gun to Cooper, who used it to shoot Renault dead.\nGallery\nJean Renault's mugshot."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jeanie_Pombelek.json b/data/input_docs/Jeanie_Pombelek.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..84fe28b761638274f232a5cb81c20595b2cb258a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jeanie_Pombelek.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jeanie_Pombelek", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jeanie_Pombelek", "text": "Jeanie Pombelek\n\"She does not speak one word of English.\"\n \u2015Pete Martell\nJeanie Pombelek was a counter at the Clean and Save dry cleaning service.\nShe moved from Budapest to Twin Peaks and got a job at a dry cleaning service, despite her lack of knowledge of English.\nOne day Pete Martell came to her, but since he knew only two words in Hungarian, they just stood there and \"looked at each other like were made of wood.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jeff_Hurley.json b/data/input_docs/Jeff_Hurley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d76a662dc01388ea8fe98a611a954c7a3a6bd7ff --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jeff_Hurley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jeff_Hurley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jeff_Hurley", "text": "Jeff Hurley\nJeff Hurley 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/Jeff_Moore.json b/data/input_docs/Jeff_Moore.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ca5a703458ec400ab7b3c37d716e6917dda2d1eb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jeff_Moore.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jeff_Moore", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jeff_Moore", "text": "Jeff Moore\nJeff Moore was a bellman at the Great Northern Hotel.\nIn March 1989, Moore brought a telegram to John Justice Wheeler. After reading the message, Wheeler asked Moore to inform the front desk that he would be checking out."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jeffrey_Marsh.json b/data/input_docs/Jeffrey_Marsh.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e6f310f0b20808672babecac58d962105d5dccc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jeffrey_Marsh.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jeffrey_Marsh", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jeffrey_Marsh", "text": "Jeffrey Marsh\nJeffrey Marsh was the husband of Evelyn Marsh, a woman James Hurley met while drifting in a town outside Twin Peaks.\nBiography\nMarsh returned home to his wife one day in March 1989, and he later abused her in the evening.\nA couple of days later, Jeffrey met James Hurley, who had been staying with the Marsh family to make repairs to Jeffrey's car. Jeffrey then decided to take a ride in the car.\nIn the evening, he died in a car accident arranged by Evelyn and her lover, Malcolm Sloan."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jennifer_Lynch.json b/data/input_docs/Jennifer_Lynch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bdf472cfe3b752886a2d68bd9f4fb365bbcefc86 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jennifer_Lynch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jennifer_Lynch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jennifer_Lynch", "text": "Jennifer Lynch\nJennifer Chambers Lynch is an American director and screenwriter. For Twin Peaks, she wrote The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer.\nShe is the oldest of the four children of David Lynch and so the sister of Austin Jack Lynch and Riley Lynch. She directed the movies Chained which starred Eamon Farren and A Fall from Grace starring Tim Roth in which her father also appeared.\nExternal links\n Jennifer Lynch at the Internet Movie Database\n Jennifer Lynch at Wikipedia\n Jennifer Lynch (@thatjenlynch) on Twitter\n Jennifer Lynch (@thinkajen) on Instagram"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jenny.json b/data/input_docs/Jenny.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..345738601135d56d505683654568fa7a108bbb92 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jenny.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jenny", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jenny", "text": "Jenny\nJenny was an employee in the perfume department at Horne's Department Store.\nBiography\nIn February 1989, Jenny visited One Eyed Jacks.\nThe following week, after Audrey Horne excused herself to the restroom, Jenny was summoned to Emory Battis' office, where he gave her a unicorn figurine and offered her a hospitality position at One Eyed Jacks. Battis gave her a phone number for the \"Black Rose.\"\nAudrey \u2013 having spied on the meeting between Jenny and Battis \u2013 later asked Jenny for the number for the \"Black Rose,\" claiming to have lost it."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jeremiah_Johnson.json b/data/input_docs/Jeremiah_Johnson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ea498226ff3a4c6fc9c28799616e4533dbfc5b9c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jeremiah_Johnson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jeremiah_Johnson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jeremiah_Johnson", "text": "Jeremiah Johnson\n\"An excellent movie, by the way.\"\n \u2015Tammy Preston\nJeremiah Johnson was a 1972 film, starring Robert Redford as a character based upon Liver-Eating Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nJeremiah Johnson is a 1972 film directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Robert Redford in the title role. It is based partly on the life of Liver-Eating Johnson as told in the books Crow Killer: The Saga of Liver-Eating Johnson, by Raymond Thorp and Robert Bunker, and Mountain Man by Vardis Fisher."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jerry_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Jerry_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3fb4c550796502b8ccd31fd5ce7915659d9f4193 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jerry_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jerry_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jerry_Horne", "text": "Jerry Horne\nJeremy \"Jerry\" Horne was the playboy brother of Benjamin Horne and the uncle of Audrey and Johnny. \nBiography\n\nEarly life\n \nAt some point in his childhood, Jerry 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.\nJerry was the place kicker (punter, return specialist) in the starting lineup of Twin Peaks High School football team of 1968 alongside Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, Big Ed, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, and Thad \"Toad\" Barker. Since all of the players in the lineup were Bookhouse Boys, he was perhaps a member.\nHe graduated last in his class at Gonzaga University in 1974 and managed to pass the bar on his third attempt, followed by having his license to practice law revoked in Illinois, Florida, Alaska, and Massachusetts.\nGhostwood Development Project\nBy 1989, Jerry began working alongside his brother, traveling around the world to find potential business partners for the Ghostwood Development Project. Also by this time, Ben became the owner of the Canadian brothel and casino, One Eyed Jacks. On February 26, 1989, Jerry came to the Great Northern Hotel after a trip to Paris. He interrupted the Horne family's dinner and brought a sandwich for Ben, who loved it. He left the dining room with his brother, who told him about the murder of Laura Palmer and that the Norwegians who were set to sign the Ghostwood deal had left. Ben also said that there was a new girl at One Eyed Jacks and that one of the brothers was \"first in line.\"\nThey took a boat to One Eyed Jacks and he ordered drinks for him and his brother. The brothel's madame, Blackie O'Reilly, brought out the girls, including the one Ben spoke of. Jerry lost a coin toss for her and Blackie had a drink with him.\n \nJerry arrived at the Great Northern a few days later with potential business partners from Iceland and went to Ben's office. Ben said that the businessmen had received complaints from nearly every guest in the hotel. Jerry told his brother about an Icelandic woman named Heba that he had fallen in love with and gave him a leg of lamb. Ben suggested a plan to have the visitors sign the deal, potentially convincing them with a trip to One Eyed Jacks. Leland Palmer then came, wishing to occupy his mind with work. When he broke down crying, Jerry closed the office doors.\nHe later wooed Heba at a party held for the businessmen at the Great Northern. Subsequently, he made an announcement to the attendees but was interrupted by music playing, which in turn caused Leland to have a breakdown. Confused, Jerry went to his brother, who said, \"get Doctor Jacoby, a net, and get out of my life.\"\nThe next day, Jerry sang with a group of Icelanders and Ben, each with a mug of beer, except for Ben, who had ice cream. Jerry was asked to dismiss them to the dining room so Ben could ask when the businessmen would be signing the contracts, to which Jerry said they are ready and wished to finalize the deal at One Eyed Jacks. He then went to round them up for the trip there.\nTwo days later, he asked Blackie where Ben was, and she asked why Ben was holding out on her. This angered Jerry and he then calmly shined a light on her face, commenting that she used to be pretty. Jerry then left her some heroin and went to the room where Ben was, saying that there was a situation that needed his attention.\nBack at Ben's office, they discussed plans on finding Catherine Martell's whereabouts and getting a report on Leo Johnson's medical condition. They are interrupted by a cheerful Leland Palmer, whose hair had turned completely white. He and Ben danced along with the song Leland sang and Leland then announced that he was \"back and ready.\"\nHe walked through the hotel with his brother, discussing a dessert. They noted Audrey's absence and went to Ben's office, where Hank Jennings waited. Hank explains Josie Packard leaving the night before, along with Leo being in a coma. Jerry took issue with Leo apparently chopping wood inside the house. Hank also noted the probability that Catherine was dead in the wreckage of the mill.\nJerry sat with his brother the next day in front of the two ledgers for the Packard Sawmill. They went over the rest of the plan to obtain the mill's land.\nHe later went to Ben's office with an insurance policy for the mill, unsigned by Catherine. Ben had him call the Icelanders as Leland entered, suggesting they call but found that they were already doing so. Jerry handed the phone to Ben, who spoke to Einar Thorson, who said that Leland called him about the fire, believing this had some effect on the development plans. Leland soon spotted a police sketch that he claimed to recognize and rushed out to inform the authorities. Ben then said to Jerry, \"Please kill Leland.\"\nNearly a week later, he went to the sheriff's station, where his brother was in custody for the murder of Laura Palmer. He said he would act as his lawyer, as Leland was responsible for the murder of Jacques Renault. When Jerry asked about his activities the night Laura was killed, Ben said he was with Catherine. They then reminisced about when they were boys, watching Louise Dombrowski dancing in their room with a flashlight.\nWhen Ben was questioned by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Jerry claimed that the treatment of his brother was completely violating his rights. Agent Cooper then revealed that he knew Jerry's spotty background in law. Ben was angered after being presented with Laura's diary, which made suspicious statements about him. Jerry asked to be left alone with Ben for a moment, which was granted by the Sheriff and FBI Agent. He reprimanded Ben for this outburst of anger and stated that he needed a better lawyer, as there was much evidence pointing his way.\nA one-armed man was brought before Benjamin, rambling on about someone named \"BOB.\" Jerry commanded Truman to either charge Ben or release him, as he had been held for twenty-four hours. Harry charged Ben with Laura's murder and Ben tried to attack the sheriff, but Jerry restrained him.\nBen was released the following day after Leland Palmer was found guilty and died in custody. He also lost the Ghostwood Development Plan to Catherine Martell.\nBen's Civil War\nA few days later, Audrey brought Jerry to Ben's office, the latter believing himself to be Robert E. Lee while re-enacting a miniature Civil War. When Jerry got Ben's attention, Ben believed him to be Jeb Stuart.\nJacoby stated the next day that his experiment in letting Ben interact with the public did not help his mental state, as he continued to believe himself to be General Lee, though Jerry admitted that Ben was fun in this state. He told Audrey that they could develop some projects in Ben's stead, though she stated she would take over.\nHe later acted as Wilmer McLean in Ben's Civil War. 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.\nStop Ghostwood\nJerry attended a board meeting the next day with John Justice Wheeler, a potential business partner. Ben presented his plan to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel, which called to work against the Ghostwood Development Plan.\nTwenty-five years later\nTwenty-five years later, Jerry had traded the business of hotels for that of cannabis, but still remained somewhat close to his brother, who he loudly interrupted while meeting with a new hire, Beverly Paige. Jerry crudely asked if Ben had slept with her yet, and Ben reprimanded him, demanding respect for the woman. The brothers chatted briefly until Ben asked if Jerry was wearing their mother's hat.\n \nJerry had also become of a viewer of Doctor Jacoby's webcast that he hosted as \"Dr. Amp,\" which Jerry would view while smoking cannabis.\nWhile high, Jerry later became lost in the woods and spoke on the phone with his brother. Still high, he later noticed his foot, which he hallucinated as telling him that it was not his foot. He tried grabbing it, causing himself to fall down. He remained in the woods for some time, struggling to acquire phone service, and eventually reached a clearing.\nJerry soon saw his great-nephew Richard and Cooper's doppelganger investigating a rock and watched through one side of a pair of binoculars, turned backwards. After Richard received an electric shock and disintegrated, Jerry frustratingly blamed his binoculars.\nHe later discarded his clothing and reached Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he was taken into custody by the police, who called Ben to have him picked up.\nBehind the scenes\nJerry was played by actor David Patrick Kelly, who reprised the role in the 2017 revival."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jesse_Holcomb.json b/data/input_docs/Jesse_Holcomb.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..40ccf4d4543d98d1b0112cc701755e1b7e2bf138 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jesse_Holcomb.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jesse_Holcomb", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jesse_Holcomb", "text": "Jesse Holcomb\n\"I was at Big Ed's Gas Farm. And you know what? I heard shots.\"\nJesse Holcomb was a deputy with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nHolcomb interrupted a meeting between Sheriff Frank Truman and Deputy Chief Hawk to inform them that a man going by Wally Brando had arrived at the station to pay his respects to the sheriff.\nA few days later, while at Big Ed's Gas Farm, Jesse heard shots fired near the Double R Diner and reported to the scene, taking over for off-duty Deputy Bobby Briggs.\nLater, he asked Sheriff Truman if he wanted to see Jesse's new car, but he refused,\nsuggesting he would the following day."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jim.json b/data/input_docs/Jim.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1741f0999d1782a846742473d47e8fd41801ad1f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jim.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jim", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jim", "text": "Jim\nJim was an attendant working at the morgue of Calhoun Memorial Hospital in 1989.\nBiography\nJim was present in the morgue when Leland Palmer arrived with Sheriff Truman to positively identify the body of his daughter Laura.\nWhen Dale Cooper arrived to inspect the body, the morgue's fluorescent lights were not functioning properly, for which Jim apologized. Spotting something under the ring fingernail of Laura's left hand, Cooper asked Jim if he could leave them alone for a moment. Jim, apparently mishearing, instead gave his name. After an awkward moment, Cooper repeated his question, and Jim quickly obliged.\nBehind the scenes\nJim was portrayed by an unknown extra.\nJim mishearing Cooper's question was a real-life blooper: the extra misheard the line, and gave his real first name, prompting Kyle MacLachlan to repeat Cooper's question. David Lynch liked the improvised lifelike dialogue and kept it in the final episode."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jim_(Philadelphia).json b/data/input_docs/Jim_(Philadelphia).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..04c47f3b1aba66112d85bdac7d190a2d05f482ed --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jim_(Philadelphia).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jim_(Philadelphia)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jim_(Philadelphia)", "text": "Jim (Philadelphia)\nJim was a digger who worked alongside Dale Cooper during the summer of 1973.\nBiography\nCooper surmised that Jim had once been in prison, based on a tattoo he had on his forearm.\nThe two first worked together for eight hours on June 10. However, they did not speak to each other at all during this time.\nTwo days later, Cooper lost ten dollars to Cooper, throwing knives. Cooper asked him if he practiced Zen, to which Jim responded that he practiced staying alive.\nOn June 17, Cooper accompanied Jim to his apartment, where he kept boxes of notes that he referred to as his \"remembrances,\" that he kept so that someone would know about them. Jim then told Cooper that he had dug a good hole that day and that he should leave before anyone had their suspicions about what they were doing.\nAfter having an epiphany as to the meaning of the visit to the apartment, Cooper returned later in the night. However, by the time he arrived, the apartment had completely burned alongside several others. Jim's body was not found in the aftermath, although nobody reported seeing him leave. Cooper then saw a shadow of a man in an alley and heard laughter come from it. Nevertheless, upon investigating the alley, Cooper found only a sharpened pencil, which he suspected to be a message."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jim_Garrison.json b/data/input_docs/Jim_Garrison.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..478574ff54c413245aa72b6b907076f8a03888a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jim_Garrison.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jim_Garrison", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jim_Garrison", "text": "Jim Garrison\nJim Garrison was the District Attorney of New Orleans who led an investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.\nBiography\nIn 1947, Garrison worked for the FBI in the Pacific Northwest.\nAs part of his investigation, Garrison arrested Clay Shaw for conspiring to kill the President. He then subpoenaed Fred Crisman, the first person Shaw called after being taken into police custody. Garrison questioned Crisman about his connections to various persons of interest in the investigation and eventually released him.\nShaw was later acquitted and Garrison's investigation was seen in retrospect as \"prosecutorial overreach.\" It was later the subject of Oliver Stone's 1991 film, JFK.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Carothers Garrison (November 20, 1921 \u2013 October 21, 1992) was the district attorney of Orleans Parish, Louisiana, famous for his controversial investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy.\nHe was portrayed by Kevin Costner in JFK while Garrison himself appeared as Earl Warren."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jim_Jacoby.json b/data/input_docs/Jim_Jacoby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a2cd454bca0a791d80a4db2876545386cfbb429e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jim_Jacoby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jim_Jacoby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jim_Jacoby", "text": "Jim Jacoby\nJim Jacoby 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/Jimmy_Stewart.json b/data/input_docs/Jimmy_Stewart.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8e57fca0d2e1c544d1153bb094e88d1c8f163954 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jimmy_Stewart.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jimmy_Stewart", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jimmy_Stewart", "text": "Jimmy Stewart\nJimmy Stewart was an actor.\nIn 1967, thirteen-year-old Dale Cooper had a poster on his wall of Stewart in the film The FBI Story. Cooper referred to the poster as his \"most important personal item\" and forbid anyone else to touch it.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Stewart (May 20, 1908 \u2013 July 2, 1997) was an American film actor and military officer who was primarily known for his film appearances of the 1940s and 1950s. His most famous films include It's a Wonderful Life (1946), Rear Window (1954), and Vertigo (1958). "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Joe_(Twin_Peaks).json b/data/input_docs/Joe_(Twin_Peaks).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d69cbdd29ccd23d8f2e35d421e80151a64595d51 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Joe_(Twin_Peaks).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Joe_(Twin_Peaks)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Joe_(Twin_Peaks)", "text": "Joe (Twin Peaks)\nFor the casino security guard, see Joe (Las Vegas).\nJoe was a deliveryman in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOn one occasion, Joe delivered a shipment of shovels to Lawrence Jacoby, who resided atop White Tail Peak. He asked if Jacoby needed any help, but he responded that he preferred to work alone."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Joe_Fielding.json b/data/input_docs/Joe_Fielding.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4c66fce8f4e1c9a74d337dc95c2494db63fcc78d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Joe_Fielding.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Joe_Fielding", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Joe_Fielding", "text": "Joe Fielding\nJoe Fielding was a coroner who conducted the autopsy of Laura Palmer.\nFollowing the murder of popular high school student Laura Palmer, Doctor Will Hayward could not bring himself to perform the autopsy, having delivered Laura. As a result, he had Fielding do it and assisted him.\nTrivia\nDoctor Hayward says that Fielding came from Fairvale to perform the autopsy. There is no actual Fairvale in the United States, and thus may be a reference to the fictional Californian town where Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 film Psycho takes place, as well as the Robert Bloch novel it was based on."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Joe_Hastings.json b/data/input_docs/Joe_Hastings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..df933af309339d99a491a97482466a18fde2f066 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Joe_Hastings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Joe_Hastings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Joe_Hastings", "text": "Joe Hastings\nJoe Hastings 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/Joey_Paulson.json b/data/input_docs/Joey_Paulson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fb4baf8aa263e2ca96a704f88e37b8e665396d09 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Joey_Paulson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Joey_Paulson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Joey_Paulson", "text": "Joey Paulson\nJoey Paulson was a member of the Bookhouse Boys.\nBiography\nIn mid-February 1989, Joey told the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department that Bernard Renault, a drug mule, left Canada.\nJoey sat in the Roadhouse on the evening of February 24, 1989, listening to a singer perform until he saw Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson arrive, whom he referred to as \"Mutt and Jeff.\" When Mike angrily grabbed his girlfriend, Donna Hayward, Joey rose and came to her rescue as other bar patrons fought Mike and Bobby. He escorted her out of the Roadhouse and took her to James Hurley.\nDays later, Joey was with James at the Bookhouse, where they had Bernard Renault restrained."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_F._Kennedy.json b/data/input_docs/John_F._Kennedy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..435e7f9b8db2bbd491391a94c164c5799c007e9f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_F._Kennedy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_F._Kennedy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_F._Kennedy", "text": "John F. Kennedy\nJohn F. Kennedy was a President of the United States during the 1960s until his assassination in 1963.\nBiography\nKennedy was known to have expressed an interest in outer space and the phenomenon of UFOs.\nOn November 22, 1963, Kennedy was assassinated at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. Although Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with the crime, doubts clouded the circumstances of Kennedy's murder. Shortly after the shooting, three tramps were arrested but released shortly after, with their arrest records later being lost. In 1967, New Orelans District Attorney Jim Garrison arrested Clay Shaw for conspiring to kill Kennedy, but Shaw was acquitted.\nIn 1973, Dale Cooper began to express doubts over Oswald acting alone. At this time, he believed Kennedy to have been shot by a man concealing a gun inside of an umbrella and that the assassination was connected to the death of Marilyn Monroe. Cooper expressed such thoughts again in 1987 and 1989.\nIn 1991, Oliver Stone released the film JFK, which focused upon Shaw's trial.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 \u2013 November 22, 1963) was the 35th President of the United States, serving from 1961 until his assassination in 1963.\nAlthough official investigations into Kennedy's assassination have found Lee Harvey Oswald to be solely responsible, his death has been the subject of various conspiracy theories."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_Glenn.json b/data/input_docs/John_Glenn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..33c127a8868294149c861816928dc1cfbcf635de --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Glenn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Glenn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Glenn", "text": "John Glenn\nJohn Glenn was an influential American figure of the 20th century.\nIn 1989, an archivist equated Meriwether Lewis' cultural impact to those of Glenn, Charles Lindbergh, and Neil Armstrong combined.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn Glenn (July 18, 1921 \u2013 December 8, 2016) was an astronaut who became the first American to orbit the Earth in 1962."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_Grinder.json b/data/input_docs/John_Grinder.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e1a8723b04cbb4a8d38d35a2aabf9500c4b8a083 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Grinder.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Grinder", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Grinder", "text": "John Grinder\nJohn Grinder was the proprietor of Grinder's Stand.\nAlthough Grinder was away on business when Meriwether Lewis died at Grinder's Stand, residents of a local Tennessee county accused Grinder, his wife, and \"parties unknown\" of murdering Lewis. Ultimately the charges were dropped due to the jury's \"fear of retribution.\"\nShortly thereafter, Grinder and his wife left Tennessee after coming into \"a substantial sum of money.\"\nBehind the scenes\nRobert Griner (1767 \u2013 July 3, 1827) was the proprietor of Griner's Stand, where Meriwether Lewis died in 1809.\nGriner's name was changed to John Grinder in The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_Hanford.json b/data/input_docs/John_Hanford.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..78f7cfa821e5b35eccf3467927dab2074dacba35 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Hanford.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Hanford", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Hanford", "text": "John Hanford\nJohn Hanford was the first mayor of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHanford was elected mayor by July 4, 1891. On this date, he created the cocktail, the \"Little Scottie\" at an establishment that later became the Roadhouse."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_Irving.json b/data/input_docs/John_Irving.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5c5e0a4d037e28a2b6f0af31a9ebf22c7b2954e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Irving.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Irving", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Irving", "text": "John Irving\nJohn Irving was the author of The World According to Garp.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn Irving is an American-Canadian novelist and screenwriter, best known for his bestselling novels The World According to Garp, The Cider House Rules, A Prayer for Owen Meany, and A Widow for One Year."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_Jacob_Astor.json b/data/input_docs/John_Jacob_Astor.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0bb23782724e20ea441788d12a4f8965154a5a70 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Jacob_Astor.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Jacob_Astor", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Jacob_Astor", "text": "John Jacob Astor\nJohn Jacob Astor was a timber and fur mogul who sent envoys to the Pacific Northwest to retrieve beavers following the expedition of Lewis and Clark.\nThe Millhouse family of Mine Hollow claimed that Astor was their great uncle \"a couple of times\" removed.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn Jacob Astor (July 17, 1763 \u2013 March 29, 1848) was a German-American businessman noted to be the first multi-millionaire of the United States, having earned his fortune from fur trade and real estate."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_Johnson.json b/data/input_docs/John_Johnson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3e5511a24b73f8c6ea6c43cf4d963a9412d19d91 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Johnson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Johnson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Johnson", "text": "John Johnson\nJohn Johnson 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/John_Justice_Wheeler.json b/data/input_docs/John_Justice_Wheeler.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4f47c311bacb49127c2f2afd22d23c71fb8c95c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Justice_Wheeler.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Justice_Wheeler", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Justice_Wheeler", "text": "John Justice Wheeler\nJohn Justice \"Jack\" Wheeler was a friend of Benjamin Horne and later fell in love with his daughter Audrey Horne.\nBiography\nWhen Jack was younger, businessman Benjamin Horne made an investment in him and invited him years later in 1989 to join him in business.\nUpon arrival in Twin Peaks, Jack approached the concierge desk at the Great Northern Hotel, where the young woman there first was cold to him, but after looking at him was more willing to be attentive. He then noted that she was Ben's daughter, Audrey and requested her to send someone to the airport to retrieve his luggage that he did not have room for on the van he took to the hotel. He then told her about a picture he had of her when she was ten.\nLater, he went to a board meeting with Horne, where he met Bob Briggs and was reacquainted with Benjamin's brother Jerry. Audrey was also present. Ben explained how he helped Jack to start his business and asked for his help with Horne Industries Incorporated. Ben presented a plan to work against Catherine Martell's Ghostwood Development Project by attempting to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel.\nHe had dinner that evening with Ben and Audrey. After Ben excused himself, Jack said that he had come to help the Horne business as a favor to Ben, an old friend. When she excused herself for an appointment, he watched her as she left.\nHe apologized to Audrey the next day about any negative behavior the previous evening and she did the same before he asked her out to a picnic, to which she agreed. At their picnic, Jack sang to Audrey, which she was appreciative of. He senses that there is another man in her life, but she insists that this is no longer the case.\nDuring the Stop Ghostwood campaign's presentation, the endangered weasel bit Dick Tremayne's nose and became loose, causing a panic in the crowd. When Audrey was knocked over, Jack came to her aid and caught her. They then shared a kiss.\nIn the morning, Audrey came to his room with food he ordered through room service. He offered to take her for a flight and dinner, which she accepted.\nLater, he went to Ben's office and found out that Audrey would be leaving for Seattle in an hour, canceling their plans. She then left. Ben asked Jack his secret to \"being good,\" to which he advised to always tell the truth. He then told Ben that he was falling in love with Audrey, and Ben seemed to approve.\nAt the hotel, he sat down by the fire with a drink and discussed love with a man, in particular, their respective situations in their love lives. Bellman Jeff Moore then brought a telegram to him, informing him that his close friend and business partner in Brazil had been murdered. He prepared to check out of the hotel.\nHe went to the front desk in the morning to ask if Audrey had returned, but she had not, and also had not left any messages. He had someone sent to retrieve his bags and he went to Horne's office and informed him that he would leave due to his partner's death. Jack looked for Audrey one more time before he left the hotel.\nBen later expressed his discouragement, feeling as though he could not continue his business without Jack, but Jack wished him well and left a message for Audrey as he went.\nHe began to leave in his jet when Audrey stopped him. Jack got out and kissed her. They expressed their love for each other and Audrey told him she was a virgin, so they boarded his jet together.\nLater in the evening, Jack left Twin Peaks by himself.\nBehind the scenes\nWheeler is played by American actor Billy Zane. The character was originally introduced to replace Agent Cooper as Audrey Horne's love interest, due to Kyle MacLachlan's opposition to the idea of Cooper becoming romantically involved with a high school student."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/John_Lewis.json b/data/input_docs/John_Lewis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cc10b44fd6384b349bf21463cc0bcf78b9dfdaf3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/John_Lewis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "John_Lewis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/John_Lewis", "text": "John Lewis\nJohn Lewis was Dale Cooper's roommate at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.\nLewis was a highly skilled marksman, possessing skills comparable to his and Cooper's instructor."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Johnny_Carson.json b/data/input_docs/Johnny_Carson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bbddd180aa947468d9f5bbd338beed98654f43ab --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Johnny_Carson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Johnny_Carson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Johnny_Carson", "text": "Johnny Carson\nJohnny Carson was the host of The Tonight Show.\nAnnually, Carson would film his show on the West Coast. One 1969 taping in Los Angeles was attended by newlyweds Hank and Norma Jennings.\nBehind the scenes\nJohnny Carson (October 23, 1925 \u2013 January 23, 2005) was an American television host, comedian, writer, and producers best known for hosting The Tonight Show from 1962 to 1992."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Johnny_Horne%27s_nurse.json b/data/input_docs/Johnny_Horne%27s_nurse.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..03c0ed533b421faf8be9af0b93df047b29fa1962 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Johnny_Horne%27s_nurse.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Johnny_Horne%27s_nurse", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Johnny_Horne%27s_nurse", "text": "Johnny Horne's nurse\nAn unidentified nurse served as Johnny Horne's live-in caregiver in 1989.\nBiography\nOn February 24, Johnny was in an agitated state, bashing his head against a dollhouse in his room. The nurse came downstairs and told his mother Sylvia that it might help if she talked to him, but Sylvia snapped at her that he wouldn't be able to understand why Laura Palmer wouldn't come to work with him that day.\nUnsubstantiated sources identify the nurse as \"Greta.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Johnny_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Johnny_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bac87f053de76d6a184d64a58a397b64fcbaf0b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Johnny_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Johnny_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Johnny_Horne", "text": "Johnny Horne\nJohnny Horne was Benjamin Horne's mentally disabled son. He was tutored by homecoming queen Laura Palmer prior to her murder.\nBiography\n\n1980s\nOn Thanksgiving morning, Audrey, as a toddler, pushed a nine-year-old Johnny down the stairs.\nJohnny began to be tutored by Laura Palmer in December 1986 and his favorite story for her to read was Peter Pan.\nOn February 24, 1989, while wearing a headdress, Johnny constantly hit his head against a dollhouse, upset that Laura was not present, for she had been murdered the night before.\nTwo days later, Johnny sat at the dinner table with his family, wearing a headdress, as usual. His humming was the only sound other than silverware and plates until his uncle Jerry arrived.\nThe next day, he was coaxed into removing his headdress for Laura's funeral by Doctor Lawrence Jacoby.\nAt the funeral, where he brought with him an antique copy of Peter Pan, after the prayer, Johnny loudly said \"Amen!\"\nSylvia later revealed to Audrey why she believed her to be responsible for Johnny's disability in a bitter speech that obviously upset 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.\nWeeks later, Johnny laughed at his father's musings about Stonewall Jackson, believing himself to be Robert E. Lee.\nA few days later, he let out a war cry and fired a suction-cup arrow at a buffalo target.\n2010s\nOn a day twenty-five years later, Johnny was running around his home unsupervised, slamming doors behind him, as his mother Sylvia yelled \"Mary, what are you doing?\" Johnny ran head first into a wall and broke several framed pictures, including one of the falls by the Great Northern Hotel. A flash of electricity occurred during the collision, possibly from a crashing lamp. He lay on the ground, unconscious and bleeding profusely, until Sylvia found him.\nAfter the incident, Johnny was outfitted with a protective helmet and mouthpiece and restrained to a kitchen chair, while a disfigured teddy bear repeatedly issued the greeting \"Hello Johnny, how are you today?\" One morning, Johnny helplessly watched, screaming, as Richard attacked and robbed Sylvia at their home. He fell over in his chair while attempting to free himself.\nBehind the scenes\nJohnny was played by Robert Davenport in the Pilot and by Robert Bauer through the rest of the series. Erik Rondell appeared as Johnny in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nHis scenes from Episode 25 are recycled footage from \"27 Going on 6,\" a scene deleted from Episode 1."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jolene_Jennings.json b/data/input_docs/Jolene_Jennings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..38df52202affdf2090f4e88ba9104cdcf0557236 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jolene_Jennings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jolene_Jennings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jolene_Jennings", "text": "Jolene Jennings\nJolene Jennings was the wife of Emil Jennings and doting mother of Hank Jennings.\nJolene was one of the original waitresses at the Double R Diner, where she worked for thirty-five years until she was diagnosed with lung cancer."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jolson.json b/data/input_docs/Jolson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..af39b7d141305b7abffd7fa6a89e4c29789f18ae --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jolson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jolson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jolson", "text": "Jolson\nJolson was an actor in the film The Jazz Singer.\nWhen The Jazz Singer debuted at the Bijou Opera House in Twin Peaks, Washington, the town's last-surviving Civil War veteran \"succumbed to a fatal rictus\" upon hearing Jolson sing in the film.\nBehind the scenes\nAl Jolson (May 26, 1886 \u2013 October 23, 1950) was an American entertainer, dubbed \"The World's Greatest Entertainer\" at the height of his immense popularity in the 1920s."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jonathan_Kumagai.json b/data/input_docs/Jonathan_Kumagai.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..76bf5c279fe034d02adeca827cc61d6c2ce91526 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jonathan_Kumagai.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jonathan_Kumagai", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jonathan_Kumagai", "text": "Jonathan Kumagai\nJonathan Kumagai was an employee of Thomas Eckhardt, sent to Twin Peaks to bring Josie Packard back to Hong Kong.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Jonathan arrived in Twin Peaks, sent by Thomas Eckhardt. From the Great Northern Hotel, he called the Blue Pine Lodge, where Josie Packard lived. Sheriff Harry S. Truman answered, but said Josie was not there and he did not know when she would be back. Jonathan then hung up and placed a call to Hong Kong.\nThe next two days at the hotel, he kept a watchful eye on FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nSoon, he watched through a window at the Blue Pine Lodge at Sheriff Truman and Josie becoming intimate.\nThe following day, he was introduced to Pete Martell as Josie's cousin. When Pete went to get him coffee, they discussed the distribution of the Packard Sawmill's land and that they were expected in Hong Kong in two days by Eckhardt. He also asked about the Sheriff being an obstacle.\nHe went to the Double R Diner later in the evening, where he roughed up Hank Jennings.\nTwo days later, Jonathan buckled his belt after sleeping with Josie; Josie is visibly crying, suggesting the encounter was nonconsensual. He told her to pack for Hong Kong, but she said she had not received her money yet from Ben Horne or the insurance payout from the assumed death of Catherine Martell. He threatened to kill Sheriff Truman if she did not leave for Hong Kong.\nHe took Josie's bags outside later in the evening. After their arrival in Seattle, Josie murdered Jonathan with three gunshots to the back of the head.\nBehind the scenes\nJonathan's last name Kumagai (\u718a\u8c37, literally \"bear valley\") is actually of Japanese origin. It's a common last name and is also transliterated as Kumagae."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jones.json b/data/input_docs/Jones.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..56a59ab23cffdb30a25075819507223a2fa467e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jones.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jones", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jones", "text": "Jones\nMiss Jones was Thomas Eckhardt's assistant.\nBiography\nJones arrived in Twin Peaks with Eckhardt in March 1989, after he located his object of obsession, Josie Packard.\nFollowing Eckhardt's murder and Josie's subsequent death, Jones went to Catherine Martell to expedite the transport of Eckhardt's body back to Hong Kong. However, Catherine accused her of ulterior motives and Jones said she brought a gift. With a gun aimed at her, Jones slowly pulled out a black box \"from Thomas.\" She wished Catherine luck and left.\nIn the evening, she went to the Bookhouse, where Sheriff Harry S. Truman \u2014 Josie's lover \u2014 was staying. She incapacitated a Bookhouse Boy guarding the house and went to Truman, who was sleeping and she got into bed with him.\nShe put a hallucinatory liquid on Truman's lips and her own and kissed him. After he said Josie's name, she proceeded to attempt to strangle him with a garrote. However, the sheriff was able to overpower her and knock her out. He took her into custody and she requested to speak to the South African consulate."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jones_family.json b/data/input_docs/Jones_family.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..191ca3c63fa055fc8f085e37ff1d0b09bfd9b139 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jones_family.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jones_family", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jones_family", "text": "Jones family\nThe Jones family of Las Vegas, Nevada, headed by husband and wife Douglas and Jane Jones, were questioned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in relation to a double homicide.\nBiography\nDouglas and Jane Jones had at least four children.\nWhile attempting to locate Dougie and Janey-E Jones on the orders of Gordon Cole, FBI agent Wilson apprehended Douglas and Jane, who happened to share their names. Wilson reported to Agent Headley that they and their children had arrived at the office, but Headley was incensed to hear that they had multiple children, as Dougie and Janey-E only had one son."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jos%C3%A9_%2522Shorteyes%2522_Manuela.json b/data/input_docs/Jos%C3%A9_%2522Shorteyes%2522_Manuela.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b77e7f7282cd78171e2ce7652b0c3924500bea95 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jos%C3%A9_%2522Shorteyes%2522_Manuela.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jos%C3%A9_%22Shorteyes%22_Manuela", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_%22Shorteyes%22_Manuela", "text": "Jos\u00e9 \"Shorteyes\" Manuela\nJos\u00e9 \"Shorteyes\" Manuela was a Spanish trapper and prison inmate who sought shelter in Owl Cave alongside Edwardo Delegato during the Blizzard of 1889.\nAccording to legend, 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/Jos%C3%A9_Ra%C3%BAl_Capablanca.json b/data/input_docs/Jos%C3%A9_Ra%C3%BAl_Capablanca.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7189ae087c420c174ea03f353d5ca5a3fd8512a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jos%C3%A9_Ra%C3%BAl_Capablanca.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jos%C3%A9_Ra%C3%BAl_Capablanca", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Ra%C3%BAl_Capablanca", "text": "Jos\u00e9 Ra\u00fal Capablanca\n\"Now, if there's chess boards in heaven, Jos\u00e9's sitting next to the Lord.\"\n \u2015Pete Martell\nJos\u00e9 Ra\u00fal Capablanca was a prominent chess player.\nBiography\nCapablanca played against Lasker in St. Petersburg in 1914.\nIn 1989, Pete Martell attributed his knowledge of chess to Capablanca.\nBehind the scenes\nJos\u00e9 Ra\u00fal Capablanca (November 19, 1888 \u2013 March 8, 1942) was a Cuban chess player. He held the title of world chess champion from 1921 to 1927 and is often considered one of the greatest chess players in history.\nPete's mention of Capablanca's game against Lasker is a reference to the St. Petersburg 1914 chess tournament in which Capablanca won first place, followed by Emanuel Lasker in second."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Josh,_Rick,_and_Tim.json b/data/input_docs/Josh,_Rick,_and_Tim.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3afd2eff1902e24d1023e8727aea69f63c287a8f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Josh,_Rick,_and_Tim.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Josh,_Rick,_and_Tim", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Josh,_Rick,_and_Tim", "text": "Josh, Rick, and Tim\nJosh, Rick, and Tim were a group of young Canadian men who met Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward on two occasions in 1984.\nOn October 12, the men met Laura and Donna at the Bookhouse and gave them marijuana. The girls identified themselves to them as Bernice and Trisha and that they were on a tour called \"Round About the Woods.\" After dancing, the girls left to \"meet their tour bus.\"\nOn October 20, they encountered the girls again and took them out to the woods, sharing a bottle of alcohol. Laura danced for the men until Donna suggested they go skinny-dipping. Josh and Rick stayed with Laura, fondling and kissing her, as Tim spent his time with Donna and kissed her.\nThe men soon parted from Laura and Donna. Although Tim and Donna exchanged phone numbers, they never met again. Donna would state in 1989 that her experience with Tim was the first time she fell in love."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Joshua_Palmer.json b/data/input_docs/Joshua_Palmer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0726a128afbeb6ff741de1c137f185fc2b3c5ef9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Joshua_Palmer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Joshua_Palmer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Joshua_Palmer", "text": "Joshua Palmer\nJoshua Palmer was the grandfather of Leland Palmer.\nBiography\nPalmer moved his family to Twin Peaks prior to 1914."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Josie_Packard.json b/data/input_docs/Josie_Packard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1a69ccdb6e62295702c287048ecb6c91384b9cef --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Josie_Packard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Josie_Packard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Josie_Packard", "text": "Josie Packard\nJocelyn \"Josie\" Packard (born Li Chun Fung) was the owner of the Packard Sawmill following the apparent death of her husband, Andrew Packard.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nJosie was born Li Chun Fung in Guangzhou Province to a high-ranking Red Pole enforcer in the Siu-wong triad and a beautiful prostitute known as \"Lace Butterfly,\" who died shortly thereafter from a heroin overdose. Her father became Deputy Mountain Master of the largest triad in the region.\nShe attended a private boarding school in Shanghai, where she organized her own drug trade and prostitution ring, then graduated with honors.\nShe founded her own fashion label, which was used as a front for her drug trade, and was suspected in several \"accidental\" overdoses. She was initiated into her father's triad and became fluent in six languages, also maintaining several aliases. She also became an associate of Thomas Eckhardt, who became obsessed with her.\nHer father was killed in a gang war in 1980, and she was suspected of masterminding it, turning the triad against her. She went into hiding until she met Packard Sawmill owner Andrew Packard in 1983 at a black-tie mixer in Hong Kong. He took her to his hometown of Twin Peaks, Washington in the United States, where she accepted his marriage proposal. She moved into the Blue Pine Lodge with Packard and his sister Catherine and her husband Pete Martell.\nLife in Twin Peaks\nPackard named his 1936 Chris-Craft Sportsman after Josie. On September 27, 1987, under orders from Thomas Eckhardt, Josie hired Hank Jennings to rig the boat to explode, then commit vehicular manslaughter on a vagrant to avoid investigation into her husband's death. Following this, she inherited the sawmill.\nIn 1988, Josie began taking English lessons from teenager Laura Palmer.\nIn January 1989, she began seeing Twin Peaks' Sheriff, Harry S. Truman. She would regularly report seeing a prowler in order to have him come visit her.\nOn a day a few weeks later, Dell Mibbler was confused about the dimensions of two-by-fours, with Josie unable to give an explanation, Pete explained why they were not exactly two inches by four inches, justifying it by pointing out that the dollar was not worth what it used to be.\nDuring a tutoring session with Laura on February 23, Laura told her \"I think now I understand how you feel about your husband's death.\"\n \nThe next morning, Josie was looking into a mirror, applying makeup while humming. She looked over when she heard Pete leave to go fishing. When he discovered a body wrapped in plastic, she and Catherine looked on as it was revealed to be Laura Palmer.\nTroubles with the Mill\nLater, Josie got into an argument with Catherine, who wanted to keep the mill running through the rest of the day while Josie wanted it shut down, due to the disappearance of worker Janek Pulaski's daughter, Ronette and the murder of Laura Palmer. She got her way when Pete ordered the workers to pull the plug. Josie announced to the workers her reasons for the mill closing for the day.\nShe later attended a conference where Special Agent Dale Cooper announced the FBI's takeover of the Laura Palmer case, due to its similarities to a murder that occurred the previous year.\nIn the evening, she was visited by Sheriff Truman, and they looked on at where Laura's body had been found earlier that day, Truman noting that the murder must have happened twenty-four hours before.\nShe greeted Pete the next morning with, \"on top of the morning to you, Pete,\" which he corrected. She also thanked him for standing up for her during the argument with Catherine. Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper to question her about Laura, who had been tutoring her in English. She said the last time she saw Laura was Thursday at 5:00pm and she left an hour later. She also noted that Laura had said, \"I think now I understand how you feel about your husband's death.\" She then received a phone call from Catherine, who told her that her \"shenanigans\" the previous day cost the mill $87,000. She went back to Cooper, who defined \"shenanigans\" for her.\nThe next day, Josie was given the key to the safe containing the mill's ledger by Pete. She opened the safe hidden behind a fake bookshelf and found two ledgers.\nShe attended Laura's funeral the next day, and later in the evening, she sat with Harry, who questioned her about what was bothering her. She said that Benjamin Horne and Catherine wanted to hurt her and also supposed to him that Andrew's death was not an accident. She showed him the safe, where there was then only one ledger. She told him her fear that she may have been a target if Andrew was killed for the mill. Harry swore to protect her, and they kissed.\nIn the morning, Josie took pictures of Catherine with Benjamin Horne at the Timber Falls Motel.\nIn the evening, she received a call from Harry. When he asked about her activities at the motel, she said she had to go and hung up. She gave Pete a turkey sandwich and he asked if she was interested in joining him for a fishing competition.\nPete went to bed and Josie opened an envelope containing a drawing of a domino. She then received a phone call from Hank, who asked if she received his message. She hung up, clearly shaken.\nThe next day, Josie smoked a cigarette inside Benjamin Horne's office. Horne later entered and she showed him the ledger she found hidden in his desk and they arranged to proceed with their business the following night.\nHarry came to see her the following day and asked why she was at the motel earlier in the week. At first, she was reluctant to tell him, but revealed her activities to him and that she heard Catherine talking on the phone about a fire at the mill.\nShe received a call from Ben, and they agreed to have Catherine at the mill. She hung up with Hank standing next to her.\nJosie gave Hank a suitcase of $90,000. He then noted the value of it and how she was responsible for the death of her husband, and that it was not merely a boating accident. Hank said he wanted more money, though Josie said they had an agreement. He then cut their thumbs and pressed them together as a symbol of them being in business together for life.\nThe following evening, she went to the Great Northern Hotel and shot Agent Cooper in the abdomen three times. She then left town, leaving a note for Pete saying that she had emergency business in Seattle.\nAfter being absent for several days, she returned to the Blue Pine Lodge with many boxes. Pete informed her that Catherine had died when the mill was burned down.\nAftermath\nShe met with Harry, who asked about her activities while she was absent and was upset that she did not tell him about leaving. He also noted his suspicion of her leaving around the time Catherine died and left behind insurance money. They kissed and made love on the couch.\nShe later introduced Jonathan Kumagai to Pete as her cousin. When Pete went to get him coffee, they discussed the sale of the mill's land and that they were expected in Hong Kong in two days, per Thomas Eckhardt's wishes.\nA couple of days later, Jonathan told Josie to pack for Hong Kong, but she told him she had not received insurance money or a payment from Ben Horne yet. He threatened to kill Harry if she did not go to Hong Kong.\nShe went to Horne's office for her money, which he said would be paid at a later time, but she refused to leave without it. He threatened her with blackmail and she did the same, putting them at a stalemate. He handed her a $5,000,000 check from Tokyo Bank and she left.\nAs Jonathan took her bags out of the Blue Pine Lodge, Harry came and she introduced Jonathan as \"Mr. Lee.\" She told him that she was returning home, for her time in Twin Peaks was over since she sold the mill. She started to go and he declared his love for her. She stopped but then kept going.\nAfter their arrival in Seattle, Josie shot Jonathan three times in the back of the head, then returned to Twin Peaks, where she went to Harry's house and fell into his arms.\nThe next morning, Josie lay in bed when Harry entered, pulling the shades open and giving her a glass of water. He kissed her and joined her, holding her close. He asked her to tell him the truth and she explained that she previously worked for Thomas Eckhardt in Hong Kong, who took her off the streets when she was 16. She explained that \"Mr. Lee\" worked for Eckhardt and said that he would kill her if she did not return to Hong Kong with him. She told Harry that she believed Eckhardt was responsible for her husband's death.\nShe went to Catherine, who survived the mill fire, and asked her about Andrew, telling her that Eckhardt killed him, which did not surprise Catherine. She told Josie that she would then work as her maid as a result of her part in Andrew's death. Catherine took advantage of this the next day, calling Josie to bring her and Pete appetizers and promised her all of the respect she deserved. When Harry came to see her the following day, he wished to help her out of her situation as Catherine's maid.\nCooper and Harry met with her the next day to discuss Jonathan, who was found dead, and the Seattle police believed she had something to do with it. She got a phone call from Eckhardt, wishing to meet with her. However, Catherine hopped onto the line, welcoming him to Twin Peaks.\nShe later answered the door to find Eckhardt on the other side for a meeting with Catherine. She overheard them speaking about where she would end up: most certainly in the hands of Eckhardt.\nJosie brought firewood into the Blue Pine Lodge the next morning and fainted when she saw Andrew, alive and well.\nCooper came to speak to her about her activities in Seattle, Josie insisting that she ran from Jonathan at the airport and had nothing to do with his murder. He told her to be at the station that evening, or else he must arrest her. After Cooper left, Catherine came in and told her that Eckhardt wished to meet with her later in the evening. Josie feared for her life and Catherine revealed a gun to her, which Josie took.\nLater, she was visited by Andrew, who brought her a drink. She apologized, though he said that he had long since forgiven her, pinning all of the blame for his \"death\" on Eckhardt. He implored Josie to meet with Eckhardt.\n \nShe met with Eckhardt and after a fight, she shot him. He fell dead as Agent Cooper arrived. Josie and the agent aimed their guns at each other, and she all but confessed to his attempted murder and the murder of Jonathan. Harry then came in with his gun drawn, commanding her to drop hers. She asked for his forgiveness and clutched her pistol to her chest, then died. Josie then screamed from an end table's wood knob that she was apparently trapped in.\nHer autopsy by Doctor Will Hayward found that she weighed only 65 pounds. Days later, Ben Horne and Pete both saw Josie in wooden objects at the Great Northern.\nAnother 1989\nOn the morning of February 24, Josie hummed in front of her mirror while applying makeup, and listened as Pete departed for a fishing trip.\nTrivia\nShe is between 5'6 and 5'10 tall.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nEpisode 29 deleted 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.\nRichard Beymer took photographic evidence of Joan Chen's stunt double with multiple shots of her body and head in and out of each side of the curtain.\nBehind the scenes\nJosie was portrayed by Chinese-American actress Joan Chen.\nJosie was originally conceived as an Italian woman named Giovanna Pasqualini Packard. David Lynch's domestic partner at the time, Isabella Rossellini, was to have played her. Rossellini previously appeared in Lynch's Blue Velvet as Dorothy Vallens.\nIn scenes deleted from \"Episode 29\", it is indicated that when BOB killed Josie, possibly out of fear, he took her head along with her soul. This may account for how Josie's body had been only 65 pounds at the time of the autopsy and why her face is dormant in the wood of the Great Northern, as in the drawer knob just after her death and as Pete saw her face on the fireplace.\nChen asked to be written off the show to film Turtle Beach. She has since regretted her decision to leave, and calls the film \"a disaster of a film\" since it was a critical and commercial failure.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks states that Josie's autopsy was performed on March 11, 1989. However, when going by how many days pass in the show by the time of her death, Josie would have died around March 20, 1989. \nIn early drafts of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me script, it was mentioned by Jeffries that Judy had a sister, and writer Robert Engels confirmed that this sister could have been Josie. An open letter written by Joan Chen (in character as Josie) to Lynch in 2017, indicated that she too, was aware that Judy was at some point written to be Josie's twin sister.\nLynch had conversations with Chen about potentially reprising her role in The Return, but he didn't ask her back because he couldn't come up with a way for Josie to be a part of the storyline that would make sense, though Chen would have been happy to return.\nJosie's Chinese maiden name Li (\u674e, literally \"plum\"), or Lee, is a common surname in China, while Chun-fung (\u6625\u9cf3, often translated as \"spring-phoenix\") is a common female name. The translation provided in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, \"Upright Autumn Bird,\" is somewhat inaccurate, as it is derived from \"Li-chun\" (\u7acb\u6625), a tonally different word that is not normally used as a given name. In addition, \"Li-chun\" (\u7acb\u6625) actually means \"upright spring,\" whereas \"upright autumn\" would be \"Li-qiu\" (\u7acb\u79cb)."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Juan_Rodriguez_Cabrillo.json b/data/input_docs/Juan_Rodriguez_Cabrillo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bcb46086b4274275f4de755e50e7cea049de0d18 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Juan_Rodriguez_Cabrillo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Juan_Rodriguez_Cabrillo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Juan_Rodriguez_Cabrillo", "text": "Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo\nJuan Rodriguez Cabrillo was the first European to reach the northwest coast of what would later become the United States.\nIn 1542, reportedly needing directions, Cabrillo reached what would become known as the Puget Sound.\nBehind the scenes\nJuan Rodr\u00edguez Cabrillo (1497 \u2013 January 3, 1543) was Spanish explorer who was the first European to navigate the coast of modern-day California."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Judy.json b/data/input_docs/Judy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d7c766d2bb7289ae7d0ed1b3ba78c27fb6102915 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Judy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Judy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Judy", "text": "Judy\nFor the social worker, see Judy Swain.\n\"Well now. I'm not gonna talk about Judy; in fact, we're not gonna talk about Judy at all, we're gonna keep her out of it!\"\n \u2015Phillip Jeffries\nJudy, originally known as Jowday or Joudy, was a mythological entity and powerful negative force studied by the Blue Rose Task Force.\nHistory\n\nOrigins\nIn stories from ancient Sumerian mythology dating to at least 3000 BC, Joudy was the female form of the utukku, an escaped, wandering demon that feasted on human suffering. It was said that if the female and male form (known as Ba'al) ever married while on Earth, the union would produce an even more malevolent being, hastening the end of the world.\nOver time, the being Joudy came to be known as \"Judy.\"\n1980s\nIn 1986, the Blue Rose Task Force leader Phillip Jeffries took an extended posting in Buenos Aires to investigate an apparent international criminal enterprise. In his first month, he identified \"Judy\" as a central person of interest in this investigation, and notified Gordon Cole. Subsequently, Jeffries was not heard from for nearly two years.\nOn February 16, 1989, Jeffries inquired after \"Miss Judy\" at the Palm Deluxe hotel in Buenos Aires. The desk clerk gave him a letter that \"the young woman\" had left for him. The very same day, Jeffries materialized for a few minutes at the FBI office in Philadelphia. During this visit, he initially stated to Cole that he did not want to talk about Judy, but later emphasized that she was \"positive about this,\" and that he had found something \"in Seattle, at Judy's.\"\nA search of Jeffries' hotel room at the Palm Deluxe revealed that the word \"JOUDY\" had been carved into the wall behind the telephone. The name was hidden beneath wallpaper when the room was remodeled in 1997.\nA monkey spoke Judy's name.\nMajor Garland Briggs shared his discovery of Judy with FBI agents Gordon Cole and Dale Cooper, and the three devised an elaborate plan to track it down. Cooper indicated to Cole that, if he disappeared in the course of this plan, they were to do everything possible to find him, as he was attempting to \"kill two birds with one stone.\" Briggs and Cooper both disappeared in early 1989, leaving Cole uncertain as to how, or if, the plan was unfolding.\nExactly when this plan came into being is not stated. Since Cooper does not appear to have met Major Briggs prior to \"Episode 8,\" it may have occurred offscreen between \"Episode 8\" and \"Episode 29.\"\n2010s\nIn October 2016, Dale Cooper's doppelganger found Jeffries at his hiding place at the Dutchman's Lodge, and asked to know who Judy was and whether they wanted something from Cooper. Jeffries replied that he had already met Judy, and manifested a series of coordinate numbers which Cooper wrote down.\nDays later, the original Cooper visited Jeffries, who showed him where he could find Judy. The symbol found in Owl Cave floated out of Jeffries' spout and transformed into an \"8\" symbol, with a bead modulating around its lower half. Finally, it stopped, and Jeffries exclaimed that he had found it. In a burst of electricity, Cooper was transported to the woods outside Twin Peaks on the night of February 23, 1989, where he attempted to lead Laura Palmer to a portal on Blue Pine Mountain.\nAfter crossing with Diane Evans, Cooper traveled to Odessa, Texas, and came across Eat at Judy's, a coffee shop. Cooper later met one the waitresses at Judy's, Carrie Page, who he believed was actually Laura Palmer.\nBehind the scenes\nIn early drafts of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me script, it was mentioned by Jeffries that Judy had a sister, and writer Robert Engels confirmed that this sister could have been Josie Packard. An open letter written by Joan Chen (in character as Josie) to David Lynch in 2017, indicated that she too, was aware that Judy was at some point written to be Josie's twin sister.\nShowtime's closed-captioning for Fire Walk with Me erroneously states that the monkey saying Judy's name is speaking with Jeffries' voice.\nIn Twin Peaks (2017), Judy's actual nature is revealed. The closed captioning for \"Part 17\" gives the ancient spelling as \"Jowday,\" which was confirmed by producer Sabrina Sutherland and co-author Mark Frost who stated it to be more correct than Joudy.\nEtymology\nThere have been some online attempts to find a Chinese source for the name, frequently tied to the word \u53eb (ji\u00e0o), which sounds similar to an emphatic \"jow\" and means \"to name, to call\" or \"named, called\". However, most of these attempts\u2014like \u53eb\u5f97 (ji\u00e0ode)\u2014have the wrong pronunciation (\"jow.duh\") and are ungrammatical, without any actual meaning in Chinese."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Judy_Swain.json b/data/input_docs/Judy_Swain.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9da1fc25be5c6b3b91f958e3e19417878bdab9a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Judy_Swain.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Judy_Swain", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Judy_Swain", "text": "Judy Swain\nFor the entity studied by the Blue Rose unit, see Judy.\nJudy Swain was a social worker with the Happy Helping Hands organization.\nIn March 1989, Swain met with Dick Tremayne, Andy Brennan, and Lucy Moran concerning the orphaned Nicky Needleman, whose case she managed at the time. She informed them that the boy likely bore trauma from his past, especially due to the fact that his parents died under mysterious circumstances."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Julee_Cruise_(fictional).json b/data/input_docs/Julee_Cruise_(fictional).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..119e4e7a98a938a3cd60dbf194a954972550ba83 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Julee_Cruise_(fictional).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Julee_Cruise_(fictional)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Julee_Cruise_(fictional)", "text": "Julee Cruise (fictional)\nJulee Cruise was a regular performer at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, known for her angelic, dream-like voice.\nBiography\n \nOn a night in mid-February 1989, Cruise performed \"Questions in a World of Blue\".\nThe following week, Cruise performed \"Falling\" and \"The Nightingale.\" During the latter, a fight broke out in the crowd between Bobby Briggs, Mike Nelson, Ed Hurley, and a group of bikers.\nA record of Cruise's song \"Into the Night\" was left playing, unattended, at Jacques Renault's cabin in Ghostwood National Forest. The sound led Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman's party to the site, which they discovered had been visited by Laura Palmer the night of her murder.\nOn the night of March 9, she performed \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart\" and \"The World Spins.\" During the second number, Cruise and her band seemed to disappear from the stage, replaced by the Giant issuing a warning to Dale Cooper. Only Cooper appeared to notice this incident.\nIn late 2016, she sang \"The World Spins\" once again.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Roadhouse Singer,\" also credited as \"Girl Singer\" and \"Singer,\" was portrayed by Julee Cruise. Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town revealed that the character is intended to be Julee Cruise herself. All of the songs she performed in the series appear on her 1989 album Floating into the Night, alongside \"Mysteries of Love,\" which was written for David Lynch's Blue Velvet. Each song's music was written by Angelo Badalamenti, with the lyrics by Lynch. Her song performed in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (also written by Badalamenti and Lynch) was released on her 1993 album, The Voice of Love.\nCruise returned in the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Julie_Duvic_(character).json b/data/input_docs/Julie_Duvic_(character).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..de5165cf26f3322a702a66de0df7db0ae4f66eea --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Julie_Duvic_(character).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Julie_Duvic_(character)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Julie_Duvic_(character)", "text": "Julie Duvic (character)\n\"The Norwegians are leaving!\"\nJulie Duvic was a concierge at the Great Northern Hotel in February 1989.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Julie informed Leland Palmer that he had received a phone call from his wife. As he was on the phone, Sheriff Harry S. Truman came to the hotel in search of Leland. Julie pointed him to Leland so he could deliver the news that Leland's daughter, Laura, was dead.\nLater, co-worker Bob told Julie to not inform the visiting Norwegian businessmen \u2013 who had come to sign a development deal with hotel owner Benjamin Horne \u2013 of Laura's death. Sitting next to her, Audrey Horne poked a pencil into a styrofoam cup of coffee and asked what would happen if she pulled it out. Julie said she wouldn't dare, but Audrey did anyway, spilling coffee all over Julie's desk. Audrey then left to check out the Norwegians' smorgasbord, while Julie mopped up the mess and called after her.\nMinutes later, in a panic, Julie shouted repeatedly that the Norwegians were leaving, as Ben desperately tried to convince them to remain and sign the deal as planned. She later told Horne that Audrey had wandered into the Norwegians' conference room just before they decided to leave en masse.\nThe character, credited as \"Hotel Employee,\" was named for the pilot's location manager Julie Duvic, as seen on her name tag."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jumping_man.json b/data/input_docs/Jumping_man.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1978067e9bda97d1bddb80c8dd2d813de3f7bbce --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jumping_man.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jumping_man", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jumping_man", "text": "Jumping man\nA jumping man lived in the area above a convenience store. The man wore a red suit, similar to that worn by the arm, and a plaster mask with a long spike for a nose. In his right hand the man held a small tree branch.\nBiography\nThe man was present at a meeting above a convenience store between the arm and BOB, where he jumped on and off a plastic crate while making a screeching noise.\nWhen Dale Cooper's doppelganger asked to see Phillip Jeffries at the convenience store, one of the woodsmen turned a lever on a device, causing an electrical discharge. The jumping man briefly appeared in the room, violently animated.\nThe man later rushed down a staircase after Dale Cooper and Mike walked up the stairs on their way to visit Phillip Jeffries.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"jumping man\" appears in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and the 2017 revival, portrayed by Carlton Lee Russell. The shooting script of Fire Walk with Me makes no mention of this character during the Lodge meeting scene.\nIn the featurette, \"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\", actor Carlton Lee Russell says, \"David told me that my character was this talisman come to life.\" The footage shifts from his interview to that of Mrs. Tremond's grandson hopping around like a bird outside the Red Diamond City Motel.\nIn \"Part 15,\" the man's face is superimposed with the face of Grace Zabriskie, who plays Sarah Palmer. The accompanying audio, when slowed down, appears to be David Lynch repeating the words \"Keep going back, Michael,\" and variations thereof.\nThe jumping man as seen in \"Part 15\" appears in a composite image on the final page of Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier, along with BOB and the featured woodsman from \"Part 8.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Jupiter_(cat).json b/data/input_docs/Jupiter_(cat).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..190f65e61de9a92a18bcdcefa62f0a8e0e21454d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Jupiter_(cat).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Jupiter_(cat)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Jupiter_(cat)", "text": "Jupiter (cat)\nJupiter was a cat that belonged to Laura Palmer.\nDuring a dream Laura had on the night of July 23, 1983, she encountered a man \"with long hair and very large, callused hands\" who told her that he had Jupiter.\nLaura stopped writing in her diary between September 15, 1983 and October 3 of the next year. In the interim, Jupiter was hit by a car after chasing a mouse into the road in front of the Palmer house."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Just_You.json b/data/input_docs/Just_You.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b57079ea32f0aac75be1af7cd12a9f08a6bbf611 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Just_You.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Just_You", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Just_You", "text": "Just You\n\"That was really good. Let's try it again.\"\n \u2015James Hurley\n\"Just You\" was a song by James Hurley.\nHistory\nJames, Maddy Ferguson, and Donna Hayward recorded the song at the Hayward home in 1989. Donna noticed James and Maddy looking at each other and ran out of the room, upset. A phone call came for Donna from Harold Smith as Maddy had a vision of BOB coming at her over the couch, causing her to scream. James and Donna went to her, but there was nothing there.\nIn late 2016, James performed the song with two backup singers at the Roadhouse, visibly moving Renee.\nBehind the scenes\nThe song was written by David Lynch and performed by James Marshall, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Sheryl Lee. It originally appeared in Episode 9 of Twin Peaks and later in Part 13 of the 2017 series. \nIt was released on the 2007 album, Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More.\nLyrics\nJust youAnd IJust youAnd ITogetherForeverIn loveJust you (just you)And I (and I)Just you (Just you)And I (and I)TogetherForeverIn loveIn loveWe go strolling togetherIn loveWe go strolling foreverOh oh ohJust you (just you)And I (and I)Just you (just you)And I (and I)TogetherForeverIn loveJust youAnd IJust youAnd I"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/KPJK.json b/data/input_docs/KPJK.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..34b20672f9d2e20d2ee8cf701067458c690069d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/KPJK.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "KPJK", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/KPJK", "text": "KPJK\nKPJK was a radio station, located about fifteen miles away from Los Alamos, New Mexico.\nHistory\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, the station was playing the song \"My Prayer\" by the Platters. One of the Woodsmen entered the station, crushed the receptionist's head and began doing the same with the disc jockey; interrupting the broadcast, he took the microphone and began repeating the following mantra over and over:\n\"This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within.\"\nListeners reported hearing \"electrical or mechanical word sounds\" for six minutes after the station went off the air; many locals reported severe disturbance in their pets or livestock. While hearing the mantra numerous people fell unconscious, including a young girl listening in her bedroom. The Woodsman seemingly stopped only after the hatchling climbed down the girl's throat; he then proceeded to crush the DJ's skull and exited the radio station.\nWhen the sounds stopped the station went to dead air, and all of the people regained consciousness. Policemen were solicited by listeners who tried to call the station to no avail, and, upon visiting the station, concluded that the gruesome murders were victims of \"extreme blunt force trauma\".\nSarah Novack, then thirteen years old, was one of the two people named in the news reports out of an estimated dozen: she was found unconscious by her parents in her room and came to senses while she was being taken to the hospital, in the backseat of the family car. Emergency doctors found nothing wrong with the girl, as with the other people they examined that night, and she was released after a cursory examination.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes inside the KPJK station were filmed in a specially constructed set. Upon visiting the set for the first time, series' director David Lynch stated that he envisioned a simple set for one shot, but instead they had built an authentic radio station, which he joked could be on the air by the following week."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Kansas_City.json b/data/input_docs/Kansas_City.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ae13c09c89d14a2ac281664fc122270643745172 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Kansas_City.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Kansas_City", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Kansas_City", "text": "Kansas City\nKansas City was a city in Missouri.\nHistory\nOn May 2, 1986, Dale Cooper and his father passed through Kansas City while on a road trip to San Francisco.\nIn March 1989, Windom Earle sent a gift-wrapped package containing an article of Caroline Earle's wedding clothes to a law enforcement agency in Kansas City.\nBehind the scenes\nKansas City is the largest city in the state of Missouri and is the anchor of the Kansas City metropolitan area, which straddles the Kansas-Missouri border.\nThere also exists a Kansas City in Kansas, adjacent to and named after the city in Missouri."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Katy_Mullen.json b/data/input_docs/Katy_Mullen.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..457b8d6e1059a0de0641e909280ce08416771942 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Katy_Mullen.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Katy_Mullen", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Katy_Mullen", "text": "Katy Mullen\nKaty Mullen was the secretary to James Packard.\nFollowing the Blizzard of 1889, Mullen wrote that many coffins were being held at the Opera House, stating that she would never again see a performance at the venue. She went on to describe the conditions of some of the bodies and the effect the blizzard had on Packard."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ken.json b/data/input_docs/Ken.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..68754ce44159e6652f4395507f514c7c759ddb65 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ken.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ken", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ken", "text": "Ken\nKen is a man who goes to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper while searching for his missing wife, Asami.\nBiography\nAfter his wife disappeared, Ken went to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, where he sought Dale Cooper's help in finding her. He showed Cooper a postcard he received from her, as well as two items found in her room after her disappearance: a photo of her and a deer head. Cooper then suggested they think about this over a coffee. Lucy Moran and Andy Brennan brought in coffee, but Cooper rejected their coffee for a can of Georgia Coffee. Ken then asked about the deer head, and Cooper noticed a symbol on it that would lead them to Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nKen and Cooper went to the Gas Farm, where they find Asami's car, a Von Singer Vibel. In the front seat was a triangle of red snooker balls. They went to the Double R Diner, where Shelly Johnson offered them coffee, only to be rejected by Cooper's preference for Georgia Coffee. Shelly then gives him an origami swan, saying that \"a beautiful woman\" left it there for him.\nAs Cooper analyzed the swan, he found the letter 'G' on it, making him suggest they have some Georgia Coffee. When Andy connected pins on a map, Hawk identified the location as Glastonbury Grove.\nKen and Cooper traveled to the grove, where Cooper entered the Black Lodge and recovered Asami. Ken embraced her and they celebrated over Georgia Coffee."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Kenneth_Arnold.json b/data/input_docs/Kenneth_Arnold.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c147d70627bda7974ff37d3af38c240fae6c23aa --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Kenneth_Arnold.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Kenneth_Arnold", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Kenneth_Arnold", "text": "Kenneth Arnold\nKenneth Arnold was a businessman and pilot who claimed a UFO sighting in 1947.\nBiography\nOn June 24, 1947, Arnold set out in search of a United States Marine transport that had been lost in late 1946. He claimed that, during his flight near Mt. Rainier, Washington, he spotted nine \"saucer-like\" aircraft. Upon landing in Yakima, Arnold questioned locals about the aircraft, but turned up nothing.\nThe following morning in Pendleton, Oregon, Arnold learned from an unidentified man from Ukiah that he had also seen the flying objects.\nArnold's UFO sighting soon made headlines around the world, gaining him unwanted fame to the point where his business suffered and curious people would crowd him in public. This ultimately caused him to regret making his report, remarking, \"If I saw a ten-story building flying through the air I would never say a word about it.\"\nFollowing the incident, he was interviewed on three occasions by military personnel and by CBS newsman Edward R. Murrow, during which he stated his belief that if the aircraft were not manufactured by the Army Air Forces, that they must be of extraterrestrial origin.\nOn July 30, after receiving a call from Ray Palmer, offering him $200 to write an article about a UFO sighting in Tacoma, Arnold flew to Tacoma and checked into the Winthrop Hotel, where a reservation for Room 502 was waiting for him.\nThat evening, he met with Fred Crisman and Harold Dahl, who provided metallic fragments that had been dropped by the UFOs. They decided to share the story with Arnold's friend, United Airlines pilot Emil J. Smith, who also claimed to have seen strange aircraft. He additionally contacted Military Intelligence officer Douglas Milford and FBI agent Frederic Nathan, who had previously questioned him.\nThe next day, Arnold flew to Seattle to retrieve Smith and return to Tacoma, where they met with Crisman and Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown.\nAt 12:30 AM, Arnold received a phone call from reporter Paul Lantz from the Tacoma Times, warning Arnold about the meeting taking place at the hotel, described in great detail by an anonymous source. Davidson and Brown suggested they take some fragments in order to launch a full investigation, to which Arnold complied.\nThe next morning, a distraught Crisman informed Arnold that the B-25 containing Davidson and Brown had caught fire and crashed shortly after take-off. Crisman later told Arnold that Lantz had contacted him, saying that an anonymous source claimed that the B-25 had been sabotaged or shot down, and that the Marine transport Arnold had been searching for suffered the same fate.\nLantz joined the group at the hotel and gave detail about the anonymous informant, the investigation into the B-25 crash, and Dahl's absence from the meeting. A stringer for the United Press, Ted Morello, called the group to confirm details about their meeting in regards to Davidson and Brown, and said that an anonymous source told him to tell Arnold and Smith that the \"same thing could happen to them,\" causing Crisman to flee the hotel.\nAbout an hour later, a note was delivered to the hotel room, informing Arnold and Smith that the hotel services were suspended due to the formation of a strike. Fearful of surveillance, they locked the room's doors, turned on the faucets, and turned the radio to maximum volume to drown out their quiet conversation.\nAt some point during the day, Arnold left the hotel room to buy the evening edition of the Tacoma Times, which contained Lantz's article on the B-25 crash on its front page. Morello called them at 5:30 with another message from the informant, but Arnold and Smith decided to meet Morello about the matter at the KMO radio station. There, Morello told them that the informant told him that Crisman had been taken into custody by the military and was being taken to Alaska by an Air Force transport.\nSmith unsuccessfully tried to confirm the claim of Crisman's whereabouts, prompting Morello to advise that they leave Tacoma until the situation \"blew over.\" Arnold and Smith went to the address given to them by Dahl, finding it deserted.\nFollowed by a black Buick sedan, Arnold and Smith drove to McChord Field, where they met with an Army Intelligence major who took the remaining metallic fragments.\nArnold then flew Smith back to Seattle before setting off to return Boise. Along the way, after stopping in Pendleton for fuel, Arnold reached fifty feet in altitude and his engine suddenly stopped. He managed to land the plane without being harmed and discovered that the fuel valve had been shut off, something only he would have been capable of doing. After turning it back on, his engine started perfectly. After repairs were made to his plane, he returned home safely.\nIn spring 1948, Arnold wrote an article for Ray Palmer's Fate magazine recounting the events in Tacoma.\nIn 1952, Arnold published a book, The Coming of the Saucers. He later unsuccessfully ran for lieutenant governor of Idaho in 1962 and died in 1984.\nBehind the scenes\nKenneth Arnold (March 29, 1915 \u2013 January 16, 1984) was an American businessman and aviator who was the first person in modern history to claim to have made a UFO sighting.\nDavid Patrick Kelly provided Arnold's voice in his interview and Fate article in the audiobook edition of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Kenny_Wilson.json b/data/input_docs/Kenny_Wilson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c86bcd11002ea43cebaad271e3e843f5382c60d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Kenny_Wilson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Kenny_Wilson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Kenny_Wilson", "text": "Kenny Wilson\nKenny Wilson 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/Knut_Zimmerman.json b/data/input_docs/Knut_Zimmerman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a34920dcf4befa7a5a91efbec9f781626d29ca81 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Knut_Zimmerman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Knut_Zimmerman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Knut_Zimmerman", "text": "Knut Zimmerman\nKnut Zimmerman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington who witnessed the death of Pete Lindstrom in the Blizzard of 1889."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Kriscol.json b/data/input_docs/Kriscol.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a927abdcc96361863c702414512bae0ae79b1e28 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Kriscol.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Kriscol", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Kriscol", "text": "Kriscol\nKriscol was a resident of the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nKriscol performed various maintenance services for other tenants, free of charge. To make money, he would sell his own plasma. This eventually prompted Carl Rodd to confront Kriscol, asking that he begin charging for his jobs while also giving him fifty dollars and a month of free rent."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Kristi.json b/data/input_docs/Kristi.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2d0a34127b53aa2d27d7c8e300359c5a90cf0ac5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Kristi.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Kristi", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Kristi", "text": "Kristi\nKristi was a waitress at Eat at Judy's.\nBiography\nOne morning, Kristi served coffee to an elderly couple and Dale Cooper. Cooper asked Kristi if another waitress worked there, which Kristi confirmed, commenting that the other waitress had taken her third day off.\nShe was then harassed by a group of cowboys, who Cooper subdued. After he placed their guns in the deep fryer, he had Kristi write down the other waitress's address on a piece of paper."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/L._Ron_Hubbard.json b/data/input_docs/L._Ron_Hubbard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9671732cb773579b9c19b541583e93ff04f7f181 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/L._Ron_Hubbard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "L._Ron_Hubbard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/L._Ron_Hubbard", "text": "L. Ron Hubbard\nLafayette Ronald Hubbard was a United States Navy officer and science fiction writer who founded Scientology.\nBiography\nHubbard served in World War II, commanding two anti-submarine ships in the Pacific theater. Combat stress caused him a myriad of health issues, including ulcers, conjunctivitis, bursitis, and problems with his eyes and feet.\nIn the military intelligence community, Hubbard acquired a dishonest reputation and his discharge was eagerly anticipated.\nFollowing the war, Hubbard lived in Los Angeles and pursued a career as a science fiction writer, penning various short stories and novels for small publishing companies. In August 1945, a group of acquaintances introduced him to a Pasadena-based group that included Jack Parsons.\nHubbard and Parsons became friends and during a period of financial difficulty, Hubbard was invited to stay at Parsons' home, the Parsonage, alongside several others. There, he soon discovered that Parsons was a follower of Thelema, a religion modeled on the teachings of the late Aleister Crowley, a friend and mentor to Parsons.\nHubbard attended a Thelema gathering, witnessing various illicit activities. During this gathering, he secretly recorded a conversation between himself and Parsons, in which they discussed Crowley, alchemy, and the similarities between magick and Parsons' work. Hubbard noticed that Parsons wore an inscribed ring. Parsons softly spoke \"the magician longs to see\" and commented that he sensed spirits within the home's wood, then abruptly excused himself from the exchange to attend to his guests. Hubbard left the home after midnight.\nFor two years, Hubbard and Parsons worked together on a ritual, the Working of Babalon, with the goal of summoning the goddess Babalon and the \"Moonchild\" from the Roswell, New Mexico desert.\nAfterward, Hubbard swindled Parsons out of his life savings as well as Parsons' girlfriend, Sara \"Betty\" Northrup, with whom he purchased a yacht and settled in Miami, Florida. He married Northrup before officially divorcing his first wife. Parsons eventually attempted to sue Hubbard, but Hubbard threatened to expose that Parsons began seeing Betty when she was only 17.\nOn October 17, 1949, Hubbard was interviewed by Congressman Richard Nixon of the House Un-American Activities Committee, to whom he disclosed details of the Thelema gathering.\nIn 1950, Hubbard published Dianetics. Borrowing elements of Thelema, the book became the basis of his own religion, Scientology.\nBehind the scenes\nL. Ron Hubbard (March 13, 1911 \u2013 January 24, 1986) was a science fiction and fantasy writer best known for the foundation of the Church of Scientology."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lady_slot-addict.json b/data/input_docs/Lady_slot-addict.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..99ad944806461f7e01eea379e72d594677f8ff7f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lady_slot-addict.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lady_slot-addict", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lady_slot-addict", "text": "Lady slot-addict\nA slots-addicted old woman met Dale Cooper at the Silver Mustang Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nFollowing her gambling addiction, the woman lost her home and her relationship with her son, Denver. Disheveled and malnourished, she frequented the slot machines at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nOne September, Dale Cooper showed up at the casino and, dazed and confused, began imitating the patrons and playing slots with quarters the cashier had given him. On his first try, he won a Mega-Jackpot, while the old woman stared at him in envy. He pointed at the machine next to hers, but she angrily muttered at him and gave him the finger, then did the same to the camera mounted on the ceiling above her.\nAfter Cooper won another jackpot nearby, she rushed to the machine he had pointed at and played a game, which also resultd in a jackpot. She cheered and clapped, ecstatic.\nNow calling Cooper \"Mr. Jackpots,\" she sought his advice on which machine to play, and won yet another game. She jumped up and down, thanking him effusively.\nThe woman used her winnings to rehabilitate herself, buying a house and a small dog and reconciling with Denver. Days later, while at Santino's with her son, she was delighted to run into Cooper at Santino's, where he was dining with the casino's owners Rodney and Bradley Mitchum. Nearly moved to tears, she explained how she had turned her life around and said she owed him everything. She then said to Mitchums that she hoped they knew what a special person they were dining with."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lamplighter_Inn.json b/data/input_docs/Lamplighter_Inn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..87f0824944ccf54cf12d4e100f8163f3dc363667 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lamplighter_Inn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lamplighter_Inn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lamplighter_Inn", "text": "Lamplighter Inn\n\"Albert, listen. If you come up through Lewis Fork, I can recommend a place for lunch. The Lamplighter Inn. They got a cherry pie there that'll kill you.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nThe Lamplighter Inn was a restaurant near Lewis Fork, Washington, located on Highway 2.\nHistory\nThe Lamplighter Inn was described as a \"rustic establishment designed with nubby colors\" and its chicken pot pies were reportedly \"close to celestial.\"\nFBI Special Agent Dale Cooper stopped at the inn for lunch on February 24, 1989 on the drive from Spokane to Twin Peaks, ordering a tuna fish sandwich, cherry pie, and coffee. He enthusiastically recommended the stop to both Diane Evans and Albert Rosenfield."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lana_Budding_Milford.json b/data/input_docs/Lana_Budding_Milford.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ca7059daaf6a305ef2856c509466e3da8d4cab29 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lana_Budding_Milford.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lana_Budding_Milford", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lana_Budding_Milford", "text": "Lana Budding Milford\nLana Milford (n\u00e9e Budding) was a seductive woman known to charm almost any man around her, particularly the brothers Dougie and Dwayne Milford.\nBiography\n\nMarriage to Dougie Milford\nClaiming to be 19 years old and allegedly from Georgia, 25-year-old Lana Budding joined the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan in 1989, allegedly to see how rich Douglas Milford was.\nLana was married to Milford on March 17, 1989, at the Great Northern Hotel. However, Dougie's brother, Dwayne Milford, insisted that she was only marrying him for his money and his newspaper.\nAt the reception, she met FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who solved the Laura Palmer murder case.\nThe next morning, she ran from her room at the hotel, screaming, as her husband had died in bed of an apparent heart attack.\nDeputy Hawk comforted her as she mourned her husband. Mayor Milford chided her, calling her a \"sexual adventuress\" and that she would \"burn in hell\" for Dougie's death. After Dwayne was escorted out, she claimed to have been cursed since her prom night, when her date - who had braces - had his jaw lock up on him after they kissed and had to have it broken in three places for it to be corrected. Deputy Hawk told her that her curse needed a cure.\nShe later told stories to Hawk, Harry, Dick, Andy, and Doctor Hayward, who had all been taken by her charms.\nDoctor Lawrence Jacoby later found that Lana was not cursed, but possessed a heightened sexual drive. As they left to go bowling, they were confronted by Dwayne, who was armed with a shotgun. Cooper had she and Dwayne settle matters privately in the conference room. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until they came in to find her kissing Dwayne, who then announced that they would be adopting a child.\nMiss Twin Peaks Contest\nA few days later at the Double R Diner, Lana told Dwayne that she wanted to win the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, and believed he could make this so, as he was one of the judges.\nLater, she served the wine at Dick's wine-tasting event.\nA day before the pageant, Dwayne came to tell her that Norma Jennings and Dick had been confirmed as the other judges for the contest and they plotted a way for her to definitely win.\nThe morning before the pageant, Tim Pinkle taught her and the rest of the women in the Miss Twin Peaks Contest some choreography. During a break, she approached Dick and asked him to help her \"find something in the storage room.\"\nAt the contest, she performed a dance of \"contortionistic jazz exotica.\"\nAfter the winner was announced as Annie Blackburn, she looked at Dwayne in utter shock.\nAftermath\nSix months after Dougie's death, Lana left Twin Peaks after receiving an insurance payout. She resurfaced in the Hamptons and briefly dated a Fifth Avenue-based real estate mogul. In the mid-1990s, Lana encountered Donna Hayward at a public function; a photograph of the two was featured in the Twin Peaks Post.\nEventually, Lana married a hedge fund manager. She was last known to reside in Antigua, where her new husband dropped dead during a morning jog, and she predictably made off with the cash. Tammy Preston was unable to find any trace of Lana after this event, noting she was said to have drifted toward the south of France.\nThe Archivist surmised that she could have been an assassin hired by somebody from Milford's past, but had no evidence to prove this.\nBehind the scenes\nDuring his The Secret History of Twin Peaks book tour, Mark Frost said at each convention that Lana was Miss Twin Peaks 1989 despite the fact that Annie was the clear winner in Episode 28. This is later explained in Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier as Lana having won as the runner-up following Annie's disappearance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lance_Masterlund.json b/data/input_docs/Lance_Masterlund.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..de4e9d146b792b480ce819089b3fe35cb6d29dd2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lance_Masterlund.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lance_Masterlund", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lance_Masterlund", "text": "Lance Masterlund\nLance Masterlund 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/Lark.json b/data/input_docs/Lark.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6190838ca5a240cd48c5d3ee276951e129109514 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lark.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lark", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lark", "text": "Lark\n\"Lark\" was a song by the band Au Revoir Simone.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Au Revoir Simone played \"Lark\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Lark\" is a song by Au Revoir Simone from their second studio album The Bird of Music (2007). It appears in \"Part 4\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and features as track 4 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nSoSo longSo long agoThere wasn't anyone out there I thought I needed to knowBut no moreWhen I find the day leave my mind in the evening just as the day beforeI saw the window was openThe cool airI don't know what you saw thereDon't know what you saw in meSometimes I want to be enough for youDon't askKnow that it's understoodThere's not enough of meI saw that something was brokenI've crossed the lineI'll point you to a better timeA safer place to beSometimes I want to be enough for youDon't askKnow that it's done no goodSometimes I want to be enough for youDon't askKnow that it's done no good\nCredits\nWritten and performed by Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart\nPublished by Only Ponies, Touch Of Spring, Triple Keyboard Action (ASCAP)\nCourtesy of Our Secret Record Company"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Larkin.json b/data/input_docs/Larkin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..aea7ed20863a913aba75b8d7d9dd8d48fb34cf87 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Larkin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Larkin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Larkin", "text": "Larkin\nMrs. Larkin was a resident of Twin Peaks.\nShe owned a photo book which contained a picture of a pony named Troy. Laura Palmer saw this photo book on at least one occasion and decided to give the name Troy to her own pony."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Las_Vegas.json b/data/input_docs/Las_Vegas.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..90c94b8a5bc2084246472eee9fa66e1be63e53c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Las_Vegas.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Las_Vegas", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Las_Vegas", "text": "Las Vegas\nLas Vegas was a city in Nevada, United States.\nHistory\nTo be added"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Las_Vegas_doctor.json b/data/input_docs/Las_Vegas_doctor.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9ff17b15982c9f6c3d7282e2aa4b44710204c0a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Las_Vegas_doctor.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Las_Vegas_doctor", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Las_Vegas_doctor", "text": "Las Vegas doctor\nA medical doctor in Las Vegas, Nevada treated Dale Cooper while he was in a coma.\nBiography\nAfter stepping out of Cooper's room for a time, the doctor returned to find him awake and cognizant, attempting to release himself from the hospital's care. He asked her to verify that he was in good health. After listening to Cooper's heartbeat through a stethoscope, she was very surprised to report that he was fit for release, and left to file the appropriate paperwork.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Female Doctor\" was portrayed by Bellina Martin Logan, who previously played Great Northern Hotel concierge Louie Budway in episode 11 of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Laudner.json b/data/input_docs/Laudner.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..34554f4ba4519ca67e422dd73f53d88591b264a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Laudner.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Laudner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Laudner", "text": "Laudner\nMrs. Laudner was a woman who suffered an injury after tripping on a crack in front of her home.\nOn June 3, 1970, Dale Cooper told April Larken about Mrs. Laudner's fall, stating that her nose was smashed against her cheek, consequently causing her to appear as if she was walking sideways."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Laura_Palmer%27s_secret_diary.json b/data/input_docs/Laura_Palmer%27s_secret_diary.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ef6a11d4c60f659c16bfe8268170c9b3457b206d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Laura_Palmer%27s_secret_diary.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Laura_Palmer%27s_secret_diary", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Laura_Palmer%27s_secret_diary", "text": "Laura Palmer's secret diary\nLaura Palmer's secret diary held revealing secrets about her abuse from BOB and other town secrets. She also kept a second diary that portrayed her as the \"perfect\" girl that the town knew.\nShe gave it to Harold Smith before she died (following her discovery that someone had torn pages out), and he mutilated it prior to his suicide, but left pages for Donna Hayward at Mrs. Tremond's home.\nKnown pages\nRead by Harold:\nBut still I'm afraid to tell her of my fantasies and my nightmares; sometimes she's good at understanding, other times she just giggles, and I don't have the nerve to ask why things like that are funny to her. So I feel badly again and shut up about it for a long time. I love Donna very much, but sometimes I worry that she wouldn't be around me at all if she knew what my insides were like. Black and dark, and soaked with dreams of big, big men and different ways they might hold me and take me into their control.\nLess than two weeks before her death, from Harold's mutilated diary:\nSomeday I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne. I'm gonna tell them who Ben Horne really is.\nHard to read page next to the ones Laura saw ripped off before giving the diary to Harold, followed by the following:\nDear Diary,I spent the afternoon with Dr. Jacoby at his office. He wanted to see me and go over what I had said to him on my tapes. He wanted to hear more about James Hurley and the fact that I had mentioned going sober because of him. I told him James was some one I had known for a long time, although not so well. I told him I had fallen in love with his purity and the idea that if I was strong enough I could let James take me\nLaura's father, Leland, ripped pages from the diary and showed them to Laura the night she died. He abandoned them at Glastonbury Grove and they faded by the time they were found by Deputy Hawk.\nThe pages left by Harold for Donna:\nFebruary 22nd. Last night I had the strangest dream. I was in a red room with a small man dressed in red and an old man sitting in a chair. I tried to talk to him. I wanted to tell him who BOB is because I thought he could help me. But my words came out slow and odd. It was frustrating trying to talk. I got up and walked to the old man. Then I leaned over and whispered the secret in his ear. Somebody has to stop BOB. BOB's only afraid of one man, he told me once. A man named Mike. I wonder if this was Mike in my dream. Even if it was only a dream, I hope he heard me. No one in the real world would believe me.\nFebruary 23. Tonight is the night that I die. I know I have to because it's the only way to keep Bob away from me. The only way to tear him out from inside. I know he wants me. I can feel his fire. But if I die he can\u2019t hurt me anymore.\nTwenty-five years after the murder, four pages were still missing. Three were found in a stall door at the sheriff's station, possibly hidden by Leland when he was interrogated for the murder of Jacques Renault:\nThey've never listened to my cries and I never wanted them to anyway. But there is this - This came to me in a dream last night....\"My name is Annie. I've been with Dale and Laura (me??!!!). The good Dale is in the lodge and he can't leave. Write it in your diary.\"That's what she said to me.\nThere I was with a plastic pumpkin full of money and the clothes that Nancy brought. She's bending my ear with all sorts of non-sense. I can't make out what she's trying to say but I take it all in as best I can.I sure didn't need a mask today. Some Halloween!\nThe moon has been high in the sky for hours now I can't sleep!It's 1:30 A.M. I'm crying so hard I can hardly breath. NOW I KNOW IT ISN'T BOB. I KNOW WHO IT IS.\nBehind the scenes\nThe diary was released in 1990 between season 1 and 2 as the novel The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, written by Jennifer Lynch, daughter of Twin Peaks co-creator, David Lynch."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Laura_Palmer.json b/data/input_docs/Laura_Palmer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f42ed8ea6f3ac01ecbd83b7f90b6d42b2c82eda2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Laura_Palmer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Laura_Palmer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Laura_Palmer", "text": "Laura Palmer\n\"Everybody knew she was in trouble... but we didn't do anything. All you good people! You want to know who killed Laura? You did! We all did!\"\n \u2015Bobby Briggs\nLaura Palmer was the daughter and only child of Leland and Sarah Palmer of Twin Peaks, Washington. Laura was found murdered, at the age of seventeen, on the morning of February 24, 1989, an event that shook the small town to its core and prompted an investigation by FBI agent Dale Cooper.\nBiography\n\nPre-conception\nFollowing the 1945 Trinity nuclear test in White Sands, New Mexico, a gold orb containing Laura's image was sent to Earth by Senorita Dido and the Fireman.\nEarly life\nDelivered by Doctor Will Hayward, Laura was born on July 22, 1971, in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington, the only child of Leland and Sarah Palmer.\nLaura was baptized by Clarence Brocklehurst, who also instructed her in Sunday school. Laura would comment that Brocklehurst talked too much.\nOn her twelfth birthday, Laura received a diary and, from her father, a pony whom she named Troy. From the age of twelve, she began to be molested by BOB.\nThe following night, she had a nightmare that she was near Pearl Lakes and BOB was singing to her as a wind blew at her. Her cat, Jupiter ran into the woods and BOB lifted his hands, stopping the wind. She began to feel a burning heat between her legs and BOB began to sing in her mother's voice. He said \"Laura, you are home,\" and she woke up. Laura slept through much of the next morning, hooting like an owl at some point. Her older cousin, Maddy arrived later in the day.\nAlong with her best friend, Donna Hayward, Laura spent much time with Maddy during the following days. They built a fort in the Palmers' backyard, where they discussed boys and tried cigarettes, the latter which made Laura feel mature. She also tried on some of Maddy's clothes, Maddy telling Laura that they made her look like Audrey Horne, whose father, Benjamin Horne seemed to neglect in favor of Laura.\nSoon, Laura began to try to resist thinking about sex and try to be good, so that BOB would stop attacking her. However, she found this difficult to do as she would only think about it more, as she began to go through puberty.\nIn September of 1983, she discovered that someone had been reading her diary, so she stopped writing in it until the next October, having found a hiding place for the diary. During the times between entries, her trust in people had dwindled and she discovered that Troy had been given to her by Benjamin Horne, not by her father. Her cat was also hit and killed by a car.\nA little over a week later, Laura and Donna met three older Canadian boys who introduced them to marijuana, something which Laura happened to enjoy. Laura also danced for the boys. More than a week after this, the girls met a new set of young men who got them drunk and went skinny dipping with them. During this time, Laura managed to seduce the boys.\nA few weeks later, she saw a vision of 1400 River Road, and she rode there with Troy. When Laura arrived, it turned out to be an abandoned gas station. Margaret Lanterman, or, the \"Log Lady\" was waiting and told Laura of several things she knew about her and of owls.\nNights later, Laura had a nightmare of a rat trying to bite her foot off until she bit it off herself. She blamed this dream on her activities with the older boys and once again said she would try to resist her mature thoughts. Another nightmare followed the next month where she saw her diary appearing and disappearing on peoples' laps and when they read it, they turned into rats. She did not write again until April 1985, still struggling with her thoughts.\nIn June, she recounted the ways BOB would sexually abuse her, and on her birthday the following month, she tried to lure him\u2014as the \"bad Laura\"\u2014from the woods to no avail. An owl swooped down in front of her as she left.\nWeeks later, Laura went on a date with Bobby Briggs and they had sex inside of an abandoned barn. He told her that he loved her, but she did not openly reciprocate these feelings, as she was trying to suppress the \"good Laura.\" She laughed at him until he cried. Laura then vowed to reveal to the world who BOB was once she found out. Bobby later called her and apologized.\nOver a month later, Bobby took Laura to a party being thrown by Leo Johnson, who Bobby warned her to never sleep with, for he was into \"weird shit.\" At this party, she performed oral sex on a young woman and she tried cocaine for the first time, soon becoming addicted. During the time following this, she had dreams of BOB and of her father discovering her activities at the party.\nIn November 1987 , after Leo gave her a supply of drugs following an orgy, she encountered BOB in her room. A month later, she began tutoring Johnny Horne three times a week for drug money. Donna also began to date Mike Nelson, whom Laura did not think too highly of, especially when he began to join Bobby in selling cocaine for Leo, as she did not want Donna to get involved with this lifestyle. By this time, she had also begun to \"party\" with Jacques Renault, who later gave her a supply of drugs for Christmas.\nOn New Year's Eve, Laura and Bobby had a sexual encounter, Laura realizing that she did indeed have romantic feelings for him as she managed to remove all of the bad thoughts from her head. By this point, Laura began to believe that BOB was a creation of her own mind, and she figured that she had by then slept with at least forty people.\nIn February 1987, whilst hitchhiking to Jacques' cabin, Laura was taken to a motel. She entertained a group of men and managed to escape after hitting one over the head with a bottle.\nBy March, her friendship with Donna was deteriorating and she neglected Troy to the point of him having to be put down by the border police. She was soon working the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store with Ronette Pulaski, and took photos for Flesh World.\nOn her sixteenth birthday, Laura found out that she was seven and a half weeks pregnant, unsure of who the father was. Weeks later, she had an abortion.\nLaura had become sober at this point and the department store manager, Emory Battis, offered her a position as a hostess at One Eyed Jacks. She subsequently relapsed. Also during this time, she began to work for the Double R Diner as part of the Meals on Wheels service, and she began giving English lessons to Chinese immigrant Josie Packard. During her Meals on Wheels route, she met Harold Smith who became a friend to her.\nLaura began an additional diary and in it, would present herself being as innocent as the town of Twin Peaks thought she was.\nFinal year and murder\nIn February 1988, in the Red Diamond City Motel, Teresa Banks came to Ronette Pulaski and Laura with money from a man who chickened out of his planned foursome with them. Laura observed Teresa's ring when she adjusted her hair.\nDuring one of her nights working at One Eyed Jacks, Laura was caught using cocaine by the brothel's madame, Blackie O'Reilly, who warned her that this behavior would get her dismissed. Laura vowed that one day, she would tell the world about Benjamin Horne, who was secretly the brothel's owner.\nOn her birthday, six months before her death, she began to consult psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. It was possibly intentional that Laura's age was recorded by Doctor Jacoby as being 18, as the fact that she was a patient of his was not to her parents' knowledge. Being his patient, she began to record audio tapes for him.\n \nThe next year, on February 5, James Hurley gave Laura half of a heart locket after they began a secret relationship.\n \nThen on February 12, Laura went on a picnic with James and Donna.\nOne day, later in the month, Laura walked to school with Donna, passing their boyfriends, on the way, the boys declaring Mike to be \"the man.\" \nWhen they arrived at school, she stopped briefly with James, then went into the restroom, where she snorted cocaine before heading to class.\nAt 2:30, she secretly met James and said that she was \"long gone\" like a \"turkey in the corn.\" James requested her to never leave and they shared a kiss. On the way out from school, Laura and Donna encountered Bobby, who was angry over the fact that he had not known her whereabouts for the previous hour. However, she easily calmed him down and they went to Donna's house, where they discussed James and Bobby, the former being \"the one.\"\nLaura went home and to her room, where she looked into her diary and noticed pages had been ripped out.\nLaura's mother then came home from the store and Laura frantically asked for the car, claiming to have forgotten her books. She nearly took the cigarette she caught from her mother's mouth, but her mother advised her that she would never become a smoker if she did not start.\n \nShe went to Harold Smith's home and told him that BOB was responsible for the missing pages, though he told her that BOB was not real. She then told him about her history of BOB coming for her since she was 12 years old. She said \"fire walk with me,\" briefly getting a corpse-like face, and then burst into tears. She had him hide the diary before she left, saying she did not know when she could come back.\nWhen Laura came home, her mother had figured out that she lied about the books. She told her mother that she had to see Bobby, which frustrated her as she always wanted the truth from her daughter.\nIn the dining room, Laura's father trudged in, loudly declaring that he was hungry. He then taught them how to introduce themselves in Norwegian, as potential business partners from Norway were coming.\nThat night, Laura got into a semi-truck to \"party\" with a trucker.\nThe next day, she loaded up a Meals on Wheels delivery with assistance from the Double R Diner's Shelly Johnson, then saw an elderly woman with a young boy wearing a mask. The woman gave her a painting and the boy said that the \"man with the mask\" was looking for her diary in its hiding place. Laura then told Shelly she could not do the Meals on Wheels delivery and frantically left for home.\nWhen she arrived, she went to her room, where she saw BOB searching her hiding spot and she ran out of the house, hiding in a neighbor's bushes. She looked back at her house and saw her father leaving. She tearfully feared that her father may have actually been BOB, but she tried to deny it. She then went to the Hayward home.\nWhen Laura came crying to Donna, the latter said that she worried Laura did not want to be around her because she was uptight, but Laura assured her that even just thinking about her made her happy. They went inside and Donna got Laura's opinion on whether she should sleep with Mike. However, Laura cast doubts that Donna actually had any feelings for him. Donna then asked her mother for a muffin, and her father then came in, trying to perform a magic trick. Laura then lit a cigarette and Doctor Hayward questioned why he let her do this. Mrs. Hayward then brought out huckleberry muffins for the girls. Doctor Hayward then read Laura 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.\" Laura's father then called the house and she went to return home.\nWhen she arrived, her father sat at the dinner table. He insisted that she had not yet washed her hands and examined them, noting one fingernail in particular. He then asked about her necklace - half of a heart. He insisted that it was not from Bobby and he frightened Laura, with her mother coming to her aid. Leland then told her to wash her hands, which she got up and did in tears.\nThat night, when she was sitting at the desk in her room, her father came in, crying, and told her that he loved her, kissing her on the head before going back to his room. She then began to cry and looked at a painting of an angel, asking, \"is it true?\" She then looked at the painting given to her by the old woman and hung it up before she went to sleep.\nAs she slept, she heard a man's voice saying \"don't take the ring.\" She turned to see a woman named Annie in her bed. Annie told Laura \"the good Dale is in the Lodge and can't leave\" and to write it in her diary. Annie then disappeared and a ring appears in her hand, the same one Teresa had worn. She got up and started to leave her room, noticing herself appearing in the painting. However, she was then back in bed. Laura heeded Annie's words and wrote down what she had been told in her diary.\n \nShe woke in the morning and took the painting down. That evening, Laura made herself a drink with plans to go out and Donna came, asking where she was going, but Laura said she was not going with her. She went to the Roadhouse where she encountered the Log Lady.\nShe went inside, where a blonde singer performed onstage. Laura watched her and broke down into tears. She soon began to smoke a cigarette and nodded to Jacques Renault, who sent two men to her table, wishing to pay for her services as a prostitute. However, Donna came over, the men wondering if she was \"part of the deal,\" which Laura denied, but Donna's actions insisted that she join them.\nLaura and Donna traveled with the men up to Canada, Laura having a good time. When they arrived, one of the men (identifying himself as Buck) gave her some cocaine.\nThe group went to the Power and the Glory, where they met with Jacques. Laura danced with Buck, who removed her shirt. Ronette Pulaski soon joined them and Jacques came to them. They talk about Teresa Banks and Jacques invited the girls up to his cabin later in the week.\nLaura and Ronette then sat in a booth, receiving oral sex from Buck until Ronette pointed out Donna, topless with Laura's shirt tied around her waist. This caused Laura to become upset, saying she did not want her to wear her clothes, and that she wanted to go home.\nThe next morning, at the Hayward home, Donna questioned why Laura lived the way she did. Leland then came to pick up Laura for breakfast and along the way, they were followed by a man recklessly driving a camper. Laura said she smelled something burning - the car's engine. The man drove around the block and stopped next to Laura and Leland, shouting \"you stole the corn!\" among other incoherent-seeming statements, including \"it's your father!\" to Laura. She was frightened as they stopped at a mechanic. They both sat and talked about the man. She then asked her father if he had come home the previous week, which he denied until Laura said she thought she saw him and he admitted that he came home briefly to take aspirin on Friday.\nLater, Laura sat in her room and thought about the ring she had seen in her dream, as well as on the man's finger, and previously on Teresa's finger. She later put a plastic bag with a key inside in her diary.\nDuring breakfast the next morning, Leland came through the dining room to remind Laura and her mother that it was Johnny Horne's birthday. Johnny was a mentally handicapped boy that Laura had tutored.\nAt school, she met Bobby, who said there was 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 cocaine before drawing a gun. Bobby pulled out his own gun and killed him. Laura began teasingly insisting that he killed Mike, much to his anger.\nLater that night, she received a call from her Doctor Jacoby, wondering why she did not see him the previous day, which she said was because she was with Johnny. He asked her to make him a tape and she said she might the following day. He asked her to send him a kiss and she hung up.\nThe next day, Bobby had her store $10,000 in a safety deposit box while he went out to the woods to test the dealer's product. She continued to tease him that he killed Mike.\nLater, James showed up outside the Palmer home and Laura went to him. He asked where she had been the previous night, sure that it was drug-related. He asked when he could see her, but Leland showed up and Laura said she had to go. James then left.\nShe went inside and BOB spoke to her through the ceiling fan above the stairs and she slowly grinned at it until her mother asked her if she had seen her blue sweater, which she was wearing. This caused Sarah to cry, believing she was having a mental breakdown.\nIn the evening, Laura sat in her room, snorting cocaine. When she was in bed, she heard the hallway fan turn on. BOB then came in through her window and he began to assault her while she asked him who he was until his face turned into her father's.\nLater that night, she had a dream that she was in a red room with a small man in red and an old man. She tried to speak to the old man, but her words came out strange. She walked over to him and whispered the secret of BOB in his ear.\nAt breakfast the next morning, Laura did not eat much and did not wish to speak with her parents. She left the dining room and when Leland followed, she told him to stay away from her. She had trouble making it through the school day, the world seeming to spin around her.\nAt some point in the day, she wrote a diary entry stating that she would die that night.\nAt 5:00 in the afternoon, she went to Josie Packard's home. Laura commented to Josie that she understood how she felt about her husband's death that had occurred a year and a half prior. She left after an hour.\n \nShe complained to her mother about asparagus that evening and asked to go to Bobby's to do homework. She went to the Briggs home and was let into the house by Mrs. Briggs and went down to the basement, \"where belongs.\" Bobby told her that the cocaine from the dealer was actually a baby laxative. After giving her the cocaine from his private stash, Bobby walked her out of the house.\nWhen home, she told her mother goodnight, then went to her room, using the cocaine Bobby gave her. Her phone rang, with James calling. She arranged to meet him in fifteen minutes. She looked at the angel painting again and left through her window, hiding as she watched her father enter their house. James then came for her and they rode away to the woods. She told him about the murder Bobby committed and began to act strangely. She said that he did not know her, and even Donna did not.\nJames began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike. In tears, she told him she loved him and ran off into the woods, where Jacques, Leo, and Ronette waited near a cabin. There, they engaged in sex and cocaine, with Jacques tying her up, despite her protests against it. Leo let Jacques' bird Waldo out of its cage and it started to peck her shoulders. As she screamed about Waldo, Leo placed a poker chip in her mouth, saying \"bite the bullet baby, bite the bullet.\" Laura bit off part of the poker chip and ingested it.\nShe requested Leo to untie her, but he angrily refused, before storming off to his red Corvette and speeding away. A drunk Jacques stumbled out of the cabin, only to be knocked unconscious by Leland Palmer, inhabited by BOB, who hit him over the head with an empty beer bottle.\n \nLeland took Laura and Ronette to an abandoned, secluded train car. BOB placed a mirror in front of Laura's face, in which she briefly saw BOB and screamed as he taunted her. Hoping to save Laura and Ronette, Mike raced to the train car, managing to pry open the door. Ronette escaped through the open door, and moments before BOB slammed it shut, Mike threw a ring to Laura, which she placed upon her finger. This enraged BOB, who could not inhabit Laura's body, for the ring prevented him from doing so. Consumed with rage, BOB bludgeoned Laura to death with a hammer, just as he had done to Teresa Banks. He placed a small piece of paper with the letter 'R' printed on it beneath Laura's left ring finger, then left a note written in Leland's blood, reading \"FIRE WALK WITH ME.\" He then wrapped her body in plastic and sent it afloat into a river.\nMurder investigation\n \nLaura's body was found the next day, February 24, by Pete Martell and was identified by Doctor Hayward and Sheriff Harry S. Truman.\nLater, her father came and identified her body. Her mother noted that the last time they saw each other was around 9:00 the previous night and that Laura's final words to her were \"good night,\" and that she had received a phone call.\nFBI Special Agent Dale Cooper arrived in town and examines her body at the Calhoun Memorial Hospital, finding a small piece of paper with the letter 'R' under the nail on her left ring finger. Her diary was also examined, containing a safety deposit box key. A videotape of Laura and Donna was also found, filmed by James at their picnic. In the video, she wore her half of the heart necklace.\nIn the evening, James told Donna about his activities with Laura the night before. He says that she seemed like a different person and said there were things about her not even Donna knew, and that Bobby had killed someone. James said that she wrapped her arms around his neck, screaming \"I love you,\" before running away. James and Donna buried his half of the heart necklace since the authorities believed it was in possession of the killer. However, after they left, Doctor Jacoby came and dug up the necklace to have it as a keepsake of Laura.\nThe day after her body was discovered, Laura's autopsy results were presented by Doctor Hayward, who only assisted due to an emotional attachment to Laura since he had delivered her and she was his daughter's best friend. Instead, Hayward had Joe Fielding perform the autopsy. The results revealed the time of death to have been between midnight and 4:00 AM, the cause of death was a loss of blood, bite marks were on her shoulders and tongue, and lesions were on her wrists, ankles, and upper arms. It was also found that she had sexual relations with at least three men within twelve hours before her death and that her killer also attacked Ronette.\nJames confirmed to Cooper and Truman that he filmed the video of she and Donna, but denied knowing who the missing half of the necklace was given to.\nDoctor Jacoby later listened to a tape made by Laura and took James' half of her heart necklace out of a coconut in his office.\nThe following night, she was seen in a dream by Agent Cooper. When Cooper asked if she was Laura, she answered that she felt like she knew her \"but sometimes arms bend back.\" A little man then described her as his cousin and being full of secrets. When the little man began dancing, she went to Cooper and kissed him, and whispered in his ear the name of her killer. However, Cooper had forgotten the name by morning.\nAgent Cooper then learned that morning that Laura had worked at the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store, the same place as Ronette Pulaski.\nA fight later broke out between Albert Rosenfield and Doctor Hayward over Laura's body, Rosenfield wishing to hold it for further analysis while Hayward wanted to release it to the family for Laura's funeral. When Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman interfered, the body was released. Laura's cousin, Maddy Ferguson then arrived for Laura's funeral.\nRosenfield delivered his findings to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman: traces of cocaine were found in the plastic bag inside her diary and she was addicted to the substance; two different kinds of twine were used on her wrists and arms and she had been tied up twice; industrial strength soap particles were found on the back of her neck, as the killer had washed his hands and kissed her after she had died; claw marks and bites were on her neck and shoulder; and a small plastic particle was found in her stomach.\nAt the funeral, Bobby and James got into a fight and Leland broke down, throwing himself onto Laura's casket.\nOn March 10, Laura's killer struck again, this time murdering Maddy just before she intended to go home.\nTwo days later, Benjamin Horne had been arrested by the sheriff's department, with Sheriff Truman convinced that he had done it. However, Agent Cooper did not agree and called a gathering to the Roadhouse of several people. By the use of \"magic,\" he remembered the name Laura had whispered into his ear in his dream.\nLeland was taken back to the station and while under control of BOB, he confessed to killing Teresa, Laura, and Maddy. Soon, BOB slammed Leland's head into a metal door and ceased control over him, causing Leland to express guilt for all of his actions. However, Laura forgave him as he passed away.\nBlack Lodge\n \nLaura appeared to Cooper in the Red Room, where she sat next to the little man and greeted Agent Cooper, saying \"I'll see you again in 25 years. Meanwhile,\" and disappeared after doing the gesture of \"tree\" in sign language.\nIn the Black Lodge, her doppelganger appeared to Cooper and screamed at him after saying \"meanwhile\" and doing the \"tree\" gesture as well. In another room, she took Annie Blackburn's place and screamed at him again, then had her place taken by Windom Earle.\n \nLater, Laura appeared in the Red Room, with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper placing his hand on her shoulder as she saw an angel and cried while smiling and laughing.\nIn late 2016, Laura appeared to Agent Cooper in the Lodge and told him he could \"go out now.\" He asked her if she was Laura Palmer, and just like in the dream they both had many years before, she answered, \"I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back.\" Then when he asked her if she was Laura Palmer, she confirmed and explained that she was alive and dead at the same time. She then removed her face, revealing an intense light behind it, then replaced it. Cooper then asked her when he could leave, then she walked over to him and kissed him before whispering in his ear, just like in the dream. Suddenly, Laura began screaming and a force pulled her up.\nLaura was later seen crying in a vision had by FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole.\nAnother 1989\nOn the night of February 23, 1989, after abandoning James and running into the woods, Laura encountered Dale Cooper, recognizing him from her dream. He took her hand and promised to lead her home. As they approached an opening on Blue Pine Mountain, which led to the Fireman's home, she disappeared, and Cooper heard her screaming over a billowing sound.\nThe Twin Peaks Post reported on Laura's disappearance, which remained an unsolved case until at least 2017. The FBI, represented by the younger Dale Cooper, arrived to conduct an investigation but apparently failed to turn up any sign of her. One year to the day later, Laura's father Leland shot himself in his car by White Tail Falls.\nCarrie Page\nMain article: Carrie Page\nGuided by intuition, Dale Cooper crossed with Diane Evans and began searching for Laura. He followed clues leading to Eat at Judy's coffee shop in Odessa, Texas, and then to the home of one of its waitresses, Carrie Page. Knocking on the door, he was stunned to see that she resembled an older Laura Palmer, and haltingly explained that it was very important they go to her old house in Twin Peaks, Washington. Looking to get out of the city, Carrie agreed.\nWhen they arrived, it seemed as though the Palmer family had never lived at the house, which had a new owner. Carrie heard the voice of Sarah Palmer calling Laura's name, and screamed in terror.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nLaura appears in a room with red drapes, where she sits and joins hands with a little man. When Cooper asks if she is Laura, to which she answers she feels like she knows her \"but sometimes arms bend back. The little man describes her as his cousin and being full of secrets. When the little man begins dancing, she goes to Cooper and kisses him, and whispers in his ear.\nBetween Two Worlds\nNote: The canonicity of this featurette is ambiguous rather than not officially canon.\nLaura describes her experience in the Lodge to David Lynch.\nBehind the scenes\nThe character of Laura\u2014and the series as a whole\u2014was partially inspired by the 1944 film Laura, which, in turn, was based on the 1943 novel of the same name. Laura focuses around the murder investigation of a young woman named Laura Hunt, and important to the investigation is a photo of her and her diary, much like Twin Peaks employed years later. Additionally, Laura was heavily inspired by actress and model Marilyn Monroe. Laura's death itself drew inspiration from the 1908 unsolved murder of 20-year-old Hazel Drew, whose body was found floating in a pond, dead from a blow to the head.\nLaura was played by actress Sheryl Lee, who also played Maddy Ferguson. She was given the role of Maddy after David Lynch was impressed by her performance while filming the picnic videotape.\nLee reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nTrivia\nCards released during the show's run and The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer state her birthdate as July 22, 1972. However, since the show states her death to have been February 24, 1989, this would make her 16 at the time of her death, when it is explicitly stated that she was 17 years old. Because of this, this birthdate cannot be assumed as canon.\nAlso, in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, there is a document written by Jacoby after Laura's death that gives her age as 18. However, this could be explained by either Laura or Jacoby lying about the former's age."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lawrence.json b/data/input_docs/Lawrence.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6b0b25d573f7dd03e8ebab192008499c81859d70 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lawrence.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lawrence", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lawrence", "text": "Lawrence\nLawrence was a croupier at One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel located in Canada, near the United States border."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lawrence_Jacoby%27s_attacker.json b/data/input_docs/Lawrence_Jacoby%27s_attacker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a480effe5dfd30f50d7d0e7e3bb14fa25569e904 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lawrence_Jacoby%27s_attacker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lawrence_Jacoby%27s_attacker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lawrence_Jacoby%27s_attacker", "text": "Lawrence Jacoby's attacker\nAn unidentified man attacked Lawrence Jacoby at Easter Park. He struck him several times, causing Jacoby to suffer a heart attack.\nAccording to Mark Frost, the assailant was Leland Palmer while possessed by BOB. After following Maddy Ferguson, he feared that Jacoby would attack her, so he assaulted him. However, the attacker's identity is never revealed onscreen."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lawrence_Jacoby.json b/data/input_docs/Lawrence_Jacoby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3866409d5b75df0e014a825c5ff624a351442912 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lawrence_Jacoby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lawrence_Jacoby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lawrence_Jacoby", "text": "Lawrence Jacoby\nDr. Lawrence Jacoby was a highly eccentric psychiatrist who grew up in Hawaii and remained fascinated by it. Jacoby was seeing Laura Palmer as a patient prior to her murder.\nJacoby's license was revoked following the investigation into Laura's death and years later, he began to host a webcast under the name \"Dr. Amp.\" \nBiography\n\nEarly life\nAs a child in 1939, Jacoby's family moved from Twin Peaks, Washington to Hawaii, where his father was stationed with the United States Navy. His parents divorced the next year, and he remained in Hawaii with his mother (who changed her name from Esther to Leilani), while his father and brother returned to Twin Peaks.\nIn Hawaii, he attended Punahou School and the University of Hawaii Medical School.\nGreatly interested in native cultures' views on mental illness, alternative medicine, and shamanism, Jacoby would spend much of his college education doing field work in the South Pacific and South America, where he would seek out semi-isolated aboriginal tribes, and, after earning their trust (which according to Jacoby at one point involved getting into a short-lived marriage to the daughter of a chief), participate in their shamanistic rituals which often involved the use of psychoactive drugs. In the late 1960s, Jacoby wrote several research articles and eventually a book based on his experiences, the latter titled The Eye of God: Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind. Said writings attracted quite a bit of attention and controversy amongst his colleagues, making Jacoby a rather notorious figure in the American field of psychology in for the rest of the 1960s and well into the 1970s.\nIn 1981, he moved back to Washington following his mother's death to study Native American tribes and to care for his brother, who had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. He established a psychiatry practice in his hometown of Twin Peaks.\nLaura Palmer's murder\nSix months prior to her death, Laura Palmer had secretly begun seeing Dr. Jacoby for therapy. Laura would record tapes for him about her thoughts and experiences. On February 21, 1989, Jacoby called her, saying that she had missed an appointment, and she said that this was due to her visiting Johnny Horne on his birthday. He asked her to make him a tape and she said maybe the following day. He then asked for her to send him a kiss, but she hung up.\nTwo days later, Laura was found dead. At the hospital, Jacoby excitedly told its staff about a fish he had caught until he saw Sheriff Harry S. Truman and a man in a suit on the elevator. He rushed to them, but the door closed and he took the stairs to meet them. He noted that Laura's death was a terrible tragedy and he was introduced to the man in the suit, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. He said that Laura was a patient of his and wanted to assist them in the morgue, which the lawmen did not allow, as it was against procedure. He also said that Laura's parents did not know that she had been seeing him.\nBelieving that Leo Johnson was involved in Laura's murder in some capacity, Jacoby staked out Leo's residence that evening, and even shadowed him in his own car when he went out for a night drive in his red Corvette. Although he lost Leo's trail when he drove into the woods, Jacoby happened to spot Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward, and secret boyfriend, James Hurley driving by on James' motorcycle. Following the couple unseen as they went deeper into the woods, he saw them talking about something, but he was too far away to make out what they were saying. He then watched them as they buried half of a heart necklace given to James by Laura. Waiting until Donna and James had left the area, Jacoby went over and dug up the necklace and took it as a keepsake.\n \nThe next day, in his office, Jacoby played a tape made for him by Laura. He took the necklace out of a coconut and began crying.\nTwo days later, he coaxed Johnny Horne into removing his headdress for Laura's funeral.\nJacoby did not attend the funeral but went to the cemetery at night to leave some flowers on her grave, where he encountered Agent Cooper. He called himself a terrible person, saying he did not truly care for his patients until Laura, so he could not bring himself to come to the funeral. He promised Cooper that he would do whatever he could to help the investigation.\n \nJacoby sat in the sheriff's station conference room with Agent Cooper the following day, doing magic tricks with golf balls. Cooper asked him if Laura had been seeing him due to her cocaine problem, but he did not answer the question, citing doctor-patient confidentiality, and insisted on a less specific question. Jacoby was then asked if Laura's problems were sexual, to which he answered that he believed that every problem is of a sexual nature, before telling Cooper about the ancient Hawaiians using the ginger plant in the same way Laura used cocaine. He then admitted to Cooper that, although Laura had chosen to confide in him, there had still been a lot of things she had kept secret from him, and he had not been able to break down the walls surrounding these secrets. The sheriff entered and asked him if Laura ever discussed Bobby Briggs or James Hurley, to which he responded that they were boys and Laura was a woman. Cooper stated that Laura had sex with three men the night she was murdered, and asked Jacoby if he was one of them. Amused by the direct question, Jacoby denied that it was the case, but mentioned that on the night of the murder, he had been following a man Laura had spoken to him about, that drove a red Corvette. Cooper then let him go.\nA day later, he met with the Briggs family for a counselling session, where they discussed Bobby's behavior. A bit into the session, Jacoby told Bobby's parents that he need to speak to Bobby alone, explaining to the confused Major Garland Briggs that he would need to see each of them individually. Now alone with Bobby, he questioned him about his relationship to Laura. Although Bobby was resistant to these questions at first, Jacoby got him to open up when he revealed that he knew that Bobby had cried after the first time he had sex with Laura and that Laura had responded by laughing at him. Bobby tearfully confessed to him that Laura had wished to die and said he believed Laura had a secret that made her want death. He also learned that Laura corrupted Bobby, making him sell drugs to provide for her addiction.\nThe following evening, Jacoby watched Invitation to Love in his office when he got a phone call from someone claiming to be Laura. Though he was incredulous, she told him to go to his door. Taking his gun from his drawer before opening the, he found an envelope with a videotape inside. He played it, seeing \"Laura\" holding the latest newspaper. He picked his phone back up and \"Laura\" told him to meet her at Sparkwood and 21 in ten minutes. But Jacoby quickly studied the tape again and noticed the park's gazebo in the background of the video and so he drove there instead.\nHe soon arrived at the park and watched \"Laura\", but before he could make contact with her, he was assaulted from behind by someone. As he was repeatedly beaten by his assailant, he suffered a heart attack from the shock. As the assailant made a quick escape, he watched helplessly as \"Laura\" left with James and Donna. He was later taken to the hospital, rambling incoherently.\nWhile never identified onscreen, Mark Frost stated that Jacoby's attacker was Leland Palmer, who \u2013 while possessed by BOB \u2013 was fearful that Jacoby would attack Maddy, so assaulted him.\nThe next day, he laid in his hospital bed as Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper arrived. When questioned on how he came into possession of Laura's necklace, he recounted following James and Donna and digging up the necklace they had buried. He also noted that the last time he saw Laura, she seemed to have made peace with herself and was ready to die. He was also questioned if he saw anything when Jacques Renault was killed in the hospital the previous night. He noted having smelled scorched engine oil.\nTwo days later, he laid in his hospital bed, which was then filled with Hawaiian decor. He introduced Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman to his wife, Eolani, who massaged him. He had Truman hold a stone as Cooper hypnotized him. Cooper asked him what he saw the night Jacques Renault was killed and he described the murder, stating that he knew the culprit: Leland Palmer.\nAfter his release from the hospital, he went to his home in Hawaii to recover.\nLater work\nFollowing the funeral for Leland Palmer a week later, Jacoby returned to Twin Peaks and attended the reception. Palmer had died in custody after being arrested for the murder of his daughter. Major Briggs approached Jacoby, welcoming him back to town.\nHe and Ed Hurley later convinced the staff at Twin Peaks High School to admit Ed's wife, Nadine, into the student body since she believed she was a teenager, following a suicide attempt.\nDays later, Jacoby observed Benjamin Horne, who operated a miniature Civil War re-enactment, believing himself to be General Robert E. Lee.\nHe later went to the sheriff's station, where he dismissed any curses within Lana Milford that lead to the death of her husband, Dougie Milford, despite claims by Milford's brother, Dwayne. Instead, he said that she had a heightened sexual drive. As they left to go bowling, they were confronted by Dwayne, who was armed with a rifle. Cooper commanded the mayor and Lana to have a private discussion. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until Cooper gave them the go-ahead to enter, where they found Lana kissing Dwayne, who announced that they would be adopting a child.\nAfter hearing Ben muse about Stonewall Jackson, Jacoby told Audrey and Jerry that his experiment in showing Ben to the public did not help his mental state. When Audrey requested he return Ben to the \"real world,\" he suggested they re-enact the surrender at Appomattox.\nAt the surrender, Jacoby played General Grant and surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben then collapsed, then came to, believing his Civil War to have been a dream.\nDays later, Jacoby sat down with Ed and Nadine Hurley, so the former could ask the latter for a divorce. However, she was confused, as she believed they were only dating.\nAt the Hurley home a few days later, Nadine showed some of her wrestling highlights to Dr. Jacoby, Ed, Norma, and Mike. Jacoby said he had gathered them together, as he felt the divorce would be easier if all parties involved discussed their feelings. Ed told Nadine that he and Norma planned to get married, to which Nadine responded that she and Mike would be doing the same.\nThe following day, Jacoby brought Sarah Palmer to the Double R Diner to speak to Major Briggs.\nOn March 18, 1989, Jacoby sent a letter to the Washington State Medical Review Board, admitting his failure in handling the Laura Palmer case, specifically confessing that he had missed the obvious signs that Laura had been suffering sexual abuse at the hands of her father, and declared he was willing to accept any punishment they saw fit to bestow upon him for his actions. Less than a week later, the Review Board decided to revoke Jacoby's medical license and he returned to Hawaii to work on his memoirs.\nAt the invitation of \"an unspecified band member\" of the Grateful Dead, Jacoby spent most of 1994-95 on the road with the band, ostensibly employed as a \"senior spiritual advisor\". His tour with the band would eventually come to an end upon the death of lead guitarist and singer Jerry Garcia in August 1995.\nBetween 1996 and 1998, Jacoby took up residence in Amsterdam, as a member of a \"sketchy progressive think tank\" called the \"Zonderkop Institute\", headed by a noted Dutch eccentric and coffee shop owner named Dr. Jost Peopjes. Jacoby's involvement with the \"Institute\" came to an end, when most of its members bought heavily into the Y2K panic and isolated themselves in a \"secure and unspecified\" location in northern Sweden as a result. Jacoby decided against joining them, and instead returned to the United States, where he settled down in Florida.\nDuring the 2000 Presidential Election, Jacoby volunteered as a vote counter during the \"hanging chad\" portion of the election. During his free time, he offered lay counsel to distraught Ralph Nader supporters, which eventually lead him to write an article on what he named the \"defiant liberal denial syndrome\". As his article managed to gain quite a bit of traction in progressive media circles, Jacoby started to take an interest in political activism. This interest would be reinforced less than a year later, when he happened to be in New York on the day of the 9/11 attacks, as a participant in a conference on shamanism. In the days following the attacks, Jacoby spend time as a volunteer, comforting the wounded and traumatized. His experiences would lead him to believe that the United States and the world at large where entering a \"Kali Yuga\", a hinduist dark age.\nIn 2003, Jacoby returned to Twin Peaks, where he bought a used mobile home and a cheap acre of land on White Tail Peak, and took up residence there. Uninterested in reconnecting with the community in Twin Peaks, Jacoby kept a low profile, only entering town about once a week after dark for supplies. The only person he would maintain any direct contact with during this time was his old friend, Jerry Horne.\nJacoby would spend the next couple of years learning about Internet and its workings, during which he developed an alter ego, which he named \"Dr. Amp\". In 2006, shortly after reaching the age of seventy, he launched The Dr. Amp Blast, an internet radio program he transmitted live five days a week, one hour a night, and then offered as a downloadable podcast after each broadcast. Preaching a message of progressive political activism, anti-authoritarianism, self-enpowerment and new-ageism, with a heavy conspiracy-theorist bend, Jacoby managed to quickly gather himself an audience which grew into a small, but devoted fanbase, especially within his native Twin Peaks. His popularity would eventually begin to spread beyond the regional into the national following the burst of the housing bubble in 2009, where his program's message of hope, activism, and defiance struck a cord with many newly dissolute Americans.\nIn spite of his broadcast's increasing popularity, very few natives from Twin Peaks had realized that Jacoby was the man behind the show, before he started doing video broadcasts in 2012, where the true face of Dr. Amp was finally revealed to the world at large. Following his rising profile, Jacoby would receive several offers from mainstream media outlets to commercialize The Dr. Amp Blast, but he would reject them all as he had saved up enough money to support his rather modest lifestyle indefinitely.\nRetirement\n \nIn late 2016, Jacoby still lived in his mobile home atop White Tail Peak, where he continued to broadcast as \"Dr. Amp,\" delving into various corporate conspiracies and advertising his wares. The program's viewers included Jerry Horne and Nadine Hurley.\nOn one occasion, Jacoby ordered a set of shovels and spray-painted them gold. On a subsequent broadcast, Jacoby advertised his golden shovels to his viewers so that they could shovel themselves \"out of the shit and into the truth,\" with each shovel running $29.99 plus shipping. While making a significant amount of money off this business, Jacoby is noted to anonymously donate the vast majority of these profits to charitable and progressive political organizations.\nJacoby later drove by Nadine Hurley's store, Run Silent, Run Drapes and spotted one of his shovels in the window. He stopped to visit with her, recounting the last time he had seen her seven years prior at a supermarket during a storm. The two shared a flirtatious glance.\nNot long after, rumors suggested that Nadine and Jacoby may have started dating.\nPersonality\nJacoby was known for keeping cocktail umbrellas marked with dates of influential events that affected him. He is also a keen surfer. A recognizable trait of the Doc's were his glasses - one lens of which was blue, the other red.\nBehind the scenes\nJacoby was played by actor and dancer Russ Tamblyn. He previously appeared with co-star Richard Beymer in the 1961 musical film, West Side Story. This association was what led to Tamblyn's casting as Jacoby.\nTamblyn reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nTrivia\nThe character of Dr. Jacoby is partially inspired by ethnobotanist and philosopher Terence McKenna.\nDr. Jacoby has appeared in two episodes of General Hospital.\nThere is also a blooper reel featuring Dr. Jacoby available online.\nAlthough Jacoby's appearance in General Hospital is not considered canon in Twin Peaks, the show could be considered to be part of the Tommy Westphall Universe.\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players on the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team is identified as Jim Jacoby. It is unknown if there is any relation between Jim and Lawrence Jacoby.\nThe beginnings of Jacoby's scenes in Part 5 and 12 are the same footage.\nThere is an oblique reference to Dr. Jacoby in the television series Fringe, where one of the main characters, Dr. Walter Bishop, dons a similar pair of red and blue glasses and explains, \"These were created by an old friend of mine, Dr. Jacoby from Washington State.\"\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/LeAnn%27s_Country_Inn.json b/data/input_docs/LeAnn%27s_Country_Inn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d800a92a19a46318fd0d4afa403474794a7573a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/LeAnn%27s_Country_Inn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "LeAnn%27s_Country_Inn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/LeAnn%27s_Country_Inn", "text": "LeAnn's Country Inn\nLeAnn's Country Inn was an inn in Twin Peaks, Washington. Among its offerings were queen-sized beds, private baths, continental breakfast, and complimentary copies of the Twin Peaks Gazette."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Learning_to_Speak_in_the_Red_Room.json b/data/input_docs/Learning_to_Speak_in_the_Red_Room.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ed1103aba7adba5b1a2ee90dd42a3dbf247b0bb3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Learning_to_Speak_in_the_Red_Room.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Learning_to_Speak_in_the_Red_Room", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Learning_to_Speak_in_the_Red_Room", "text": "Learning to Speak in the Red Room\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\" 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 Michael J. Anderson presenting his method of learning to speak backward, as he and other actors did in the Red Room scenes.\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/Leilani.json b/data/input_docs/Leilani.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6e4ce4277757b989757ef68816a1b7f0bd17f829 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Leilani.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Leilani", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Leilani", "text": "Leilani\nLeilani (n\u00e9e Esther Jacoby) was the mother of Robert and Lawrence Jacoby.\nIn 1939, Esther and her family moved to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii due to her husband's orders from the Navy. The following year, the couple suddenly divorced and Esther remained in Hawaii with her younger son, Lawrence. Shortly thereafter, she changed her name to Leilani."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Leland_Palmer.json b/data/input_docs/Leland_Palmer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a43e485e16ecc0368aa83bd8c6ecba6f1907565a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Leland_Palmer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Leland_Palmer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Leland_Palmer", "text": "Leland Palmer\nLeland Palmer was an attorney, with his primary client being local businessman Benjamin Horne. He was well-known and respected in the town of Twin Peaks. Together with his wife Sarah and his daughter Laura, his family seemed to be the perfect family, but when Laura was murdered, Leland's psychological foundations began to crumble. He experienced multiple nervous breakdowns and remained unstable for some time.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nLeland was born an only child.\nAs a boy near his grandfather's vacation home near Pearl Lakes, he met a neighbor named Robertson, or \"BOB\" who would flick matches at Leland whilst taunting him with \"you wanna play with fire, little boy?\" BOB, an evil spirit, possessed Leland.\nLeland graduated from the University of Washington in 1966. During his third year, he was editor of the university's Law Review, and he became especially knowledgeable in International Corporate Law.\nHe married his college sweetheart, Sarah Novack in 1968. They had one child, a daughter named Laura, in 1971.\nHe and Sarah organized the Twin Peaks Timber Players in 1974, which annually held three summer performances staged at Twin Peaks High School.\nMurders\nIn 1988, while observing an issue of Flesh World, he called prostitute Teresa Banks, saying that he really liked her picture and wanted to party with her. She told him to meet her at the Red Diamond City Motel in room 123. After hanging up, he looked at her picture in the magazine, it reminding him of his daughter.\n \nLater, after chickening out of his planned threesome with Teresa and her friends\u2014due to one of them being his daughter\u2014Teresa called him, having discovered his identity. Later, possessed by BOB, he tracked Teresa to the Fat Trout Trailer Park and murdered her.\nOne evening the next year, Leland trudged into the dining room of his home, loudly declaring to his wife and daughter that he was hungry. He then taught them how to introduce themselves in Norwegian, in order to greet Norwegian businessmen that were due to arrive in town.\nLeland stopped by his house the following day while on break, apparently to take an aspirin, but while possessed by BOB, he found Laura's secret diary and removed pages. He then left and headed out to work. Later, he came home for dinner and Laura came to the dining room. He insisted that she had not yet washed her hands and he examined them, noting one fingernail in particular. He then asked about her necklace - half of a heart. He insisted that it was not from Bobby and he frightened Laura, with her mother coming to her aid. Leland then told her to wash her hands.\nWhile getting ready for bed that night, Leland began to cry and he went to Laura's room. He told her he loved her and kissed her on the head before going to bed.\nA few mornings later, Leland picked up Laura from the Hayward home to take her out for breakfast, and when he saw Laura and Donna together, he was reminded of seeing Laura and Ronette together on a bed at the motel a year earlier. Along the way to breakfast, they were followed by a man recklessly driving a camper. Laura said she smells something burning - the car's engine. The man drove around the block and stopped next to Laura and Leland, shouting \"you stole the corn!\" among other incoherent-seeming statements, including \"it's your father!\" to Laura.\nThey stopped at a mechanic and Leland had a flashback involving Teresa Banks.\nHe snapped back into reality, and he and Laura both sat and spoke about the man. He has another flashback of when he discovered that Teresa's friends were Ronette and Laura and he chickened out of \"partying\" with them.\nLaura then asked Leland if he had come home the previous week, which he denied until she said she thought she saw him, and he said that he came home briefly to take aspirin on Friday.\nLater at night, he flashed back again to murdering Teresa Banks.\nHe came down to the dining room the next morning to remind his family that it was Johnny Horne's birthday, then leaves for work.\nThe following night, he drugged his wife and turned on the staircase fan. He was then revealed to Laura to be BOB's host, who had come in through Laura's window to assault her.\nAt breakfast the next morning, Laura did not eat much and did not wish to speak with her parents. She left the dining room and when Leland followed, she told him to stay away from her.\nLater, he came home and glanced in the bushes, hearing a noise.\nSoon after he went inside, he stared out the window as James Hurley drove away from the house with Laura. BOB took control, following her to a cabin, where she was engaging in sex and cocaine with Jacques Renault, Leo Johnson, and Ronette. When Jacques came out, he knocked him out.\nHe took Laura and Ronette to a train car, where he murdered Laura, begging BOB to not make him do it. He wrapped her body in plastic and sent her along the river. He then went to the Black Lodge, where Mike demanded his garmonbozia. BOB pulled the blood from Leland's shirt and threw it on the ground.\nInvestigation of Laura's murder\nThe next morning, Leland sat on a couch in front of a fireplace at the Great Northern Hotel, speaking to Benjamin Horne about the papers for the Norwegian businessmen to invest in his country club Horne planned to build on the land where the Packard Sawmill then stood. Leland pointed out that they had not yet acquired the land, but Ben insisted that the mill would be through within a year. Palmer then attended a conference with Norwegians about the Ghostwood Estate until he received a call from his wife and he excused himself. He answered the phone, his wife asking if Laura was with him, which he denied and she sounded worried, saying that she was not home in the morning and also did not know where Laura's boyfriend, Bobby was, so Leland said Laura must be with him. He then saw Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrive and ask to see him. Stunned, he slowly lowered the phone with his wife sobbing on the other end as Truman took off his hat. He stood and asked the Sheriff if his news concerned Laura, which Truman confirmed. Realizing his daughter was dead, he dropped the phone and began sobbing, his hand tightly grasping the Sheriff's jacket.\nHe went with Sheriff Truman to the hospital, where Doctor Will Hayward was waiting for him to identify the body. He tearfully confirmed it as Laura as soon as he saw her face.\nLeland later sat in Laura's room with Deputy Hawk, who searched for potential evidence, including Laura's diary.\nHe went to his wife the next day to tell her that Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward had come. He told Donna to try to not upset Sarah. When his wife began screaming, he came back into the room to console her.\nThe following day, Leland turned on the record player at his home and picked up a photo of Laura, beginning to spin around in circles with it, causing him to cry and scream. His wife came in and tried to stop him, but he declared that they must dance for Laura. When they broke the picture frame, cutting his hand, he began rubbing his blood over the photo.\nLeland sits on his couch the next day, watching Invitation to Love when Sarah's niece, Madeleine Ferguson arrived for Laura's funeral. They hugged and she told him she was sorry about Laura.\n \nAt Laura's funeral, Leland broke down and threw himself onto her casket.\nLeland went to the Great Northern in the evening and he began dancing but broke down and was escorted out by Deputy Hawk and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nThe next morning, as his wife described a vision she saw of a gray-haired man, Leland reminded her about the vision she had of a hand digging up Laura's necklace.\nLeland went to Ben Horne's office the next day, wishing to help with Icelandic potential business partners to occupy his mind, but Ben insisted he go home to rest. He then began crying, stating he was afraid to leave town when Ben also suggested a vacation.\nHe later went back to the Great Northern, where a gathering was taking place for the Icelandic businessmen. As Jerry Horne made an announcement, swing music began playing, causing Leland to have a breakdown and he began tearfully dancing alone until he was joined by Catherine Martell. However, he stopped dancing and began just crying, which Catherine imitated as a dance move, causing everyone in attendance to join in.\nLeland sat on his couch in the dark as he noticed Maddy sneak out of the house.\nAccording to Mark Frost, Leland followed Maddy to the park, where he attacked Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, under the possession of BOB, out of fear that Jacoby would attack Maddy. The assailant is never identified onscreen.\nHe then went to the sheriff's department, having heard that Laura's killer had been arrested. He asked Truman to confirm this, but the sheriff insisted it is just a suspect and excused himself. Doctor Hayward came to him and tells him he should have been home with Sarah, then left. Leland then said \"hospital\" and left the station.\nHe went to the hospital and set off the fire alarm before going to Jacques Renault's room and smothering him to death with a pillow. It is unclear if he killed him to avenge Laura or if, as believed by Cooper, it was to prevent any incriminating testimony.\nLeland went to his living room the next morning, with his hair having turned completely white, happily singing \"Mairzy Doats.\"\nSinging the same song, he went to Ben Horne's office to announced that he was \"back and ready.\"\nLater, he joined his family at the Haywards to hear a poem about Laura written by Harriet Hayward as Gersten Hayward played the piano. Doctor Hayward asks about his hair and Leland said that it simply happened overnight and with it, his mood had improved. He then got up and had Gersten play \"Get Happy\" so he could sing. However, he sped up the rhythm and soon fainted.\nLeland went to Ben's office the next day to say that they should soon call the Icelanders now that the mill had burned down, but found that the Horne brothers were already doing just that. He saw a police sketch of a long-haired man on an end table and recognized the man as the man from his childhood who lived next to his grandfather. He hurried out to tell the sheriff.\n \nHe went to the sheriff's station to inform the lawmen about the man in the sketch, that the man lived near his grandfather's summer house near Pearl Lakes and had the name Robertson. He would flick matches at him whilst saying \"you wanna play with fire, little boy?\"\nLeland later comforted Maddy as she was upset over the town treating her as if she was Laura. Sheriff Truman and Cooper then showed up to arrest him for the murder of Jacques.\nLeland was taken to the interrogation room at the sheriff's station and waived his right to an attorney. Sheriff Truman asked him about his activities at the hospital and he tearfully confessed to killing Jacques. Sometime during his stay at the station, he may have stashed pages from Laura's diary in a bathroom stall door, possibly for fear of being frisked.\nHe was taken before Judge Clinton Sternwood. However, the prosecutor, Daryl Lodwick was not present, so the proceedings were delayed until the next morning.\nJudge Sternwood called Leland's hearing into session at the Roadhouse, where Leland pleaded not guilty. Lodwick proposed that he be denied bail due to the seriousness of the crime, along with it being premeditated by Leland in his current state of mind. Sheriff Truman spoke for the defense, which ultimately led to Leland's release on bail until his trial.\nHe and Ben went to the latter's office the next day, Ben wanting Leland back at work while Jerry was on the road. Leland was appreciative of this and Ben told him of new potential investors from the Orient and Leland delivered a potential plan to get the investors on board.\nLater in the evening, in the Great Northern Timber Room, he sang \"Getting to Know You\" from The King and I\nThe following morning, Maddy came to tell Leland and Sarah that she would be returning home to Missoula.\n \nIn the evening, Leland looked into a mirror and straightened his tie, his reflection being that of BOB. Maddy came downstairs, complaining of something burning. Leland grabbed her and began to beat her and dance with her while saying and crying Laura's name. He then yelled, \"Leland says you're going back to Missoula, Montana!\" and slammed her head into a painting, killing her. He then placed a small piece of paper under her finger and stored her body in a golf bag.\nLeland played golf in his living room the next morning when Donna and James came to say goodbye to Maddy, but he told them that he took her to the bus station 20 minutes prior and that she was disappointed that they did not come to tell her goodbye. He was then called upstairs by his wife and came back down telling them to write to her. They left and Leland went to a mirror to straighten his tie, the reflection of BOB staring back. He went to the closet to get his jacket and golf bag - containing Maddy's body - and left.\nAt the Great Northern, he danced around the Timber Room with a golf club. Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman came to tell him that Ben had been arrested for Laura's murder. He left the room and feigned sobbing, which soon turned into grinning laughter until Cooper followed him. When Cooper left with Truman, Leland laughed once again and danced once more.\nLeland drove recklessly while singing until he was stopped by Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman. He claimed that his driving was caused by being distracted by thoughts of Ben. He also said that around 10:00 the night Laura died, Ben took a phone call, where he mentioned a \"dairy,\" which Cooper supposed to actually have been \"diary.\" When Truman was occupied by a call from Lucy Moran, Leland offered to show Cooper his golf clubs. He prepared to hit the special agent with a club but was unable to when he and Harry left in a rush. Leland got back into his car and adjusted his mirror, BOB staring back at him once again.\nDonna came to his home the next day to deliver a tape for Maddy of a song she recorded with Donna and James. She then revealed to him that Laura had another diary, which had been in the possession of a man named Harold Smith, who had since committed suicide. He approached Donna and the phone rang with a call from Maddy's mother. He told Donna that Maddy did not return home, but she had nothing to worry about. He left the room for lemonade, taking the time to straighten his tie in front of a mirror with BOB staring back.\nHe went to Donna with lemonade, first stroking her hair before she noticed him. Insisting that Maddy was fine, he put on a record and went to her to dance. She accepted, but he soon violently pulled her to him until they were interrupted by the doorbell. Leland let Sheriff Truman in, who said there had been another murder and he needed Leland's help.\nLeland went to the roadhouse with Truman, where Cooper said they were possibly being met by the killer. After the floor was cleared and more people arrived, including Leo Johnson and the already-present Ben Horne, Cooper said that the killer was in the room, and he would determine his identity with \"magic.\" An old waiter entered and approached Cooper with a piece of Beaman's gum. Leland commented that this brand of gum was a kind he enjoyed as a boy, and the waiter responded, \"That gum you like is going to come back in style.\" Cooper said that Ben Horne was to be brought back to the station, with Leland as his lawyer.\nAs Ben was taken to interrogation, Leland was instead pushed into the room by Cooper and Truman. This caused BOB to become rage-filled within Leland.\nHe was then restrained by Truman, who read him his rights. Through Leland, BOB laughed and howled as he was interrogated, confessing to the murders of Laura and Maddy. Satisfied with the confession, the lawmen left.\n \nHe began reciting, \"Through the darkness of futures past, the magician longs to see. One chants out between two worlds, fire walk with me. I'll catch you with my death bag. You may think I've gone insane, but I promise I will kill again!\" The sprinkler system then went off and BOB slammed Leland's head into the door. The lawmen frantically entered. With BOB gone from his being, Leland tearfully expressed his guilt over Laura's death, wishing to be forgiven. He then told the lawmen about his being possessed by BOB as a boy and the nature of this since then, that he was unable to control it and would not remember his actions. He also confessed that he was forced to kill Teresa Banks as well. As he began to fade, Cooper comforted him and he saw Laura, who had forgiven him for his acts under the command of BOB. He then died in the special agent's arms.\nThree days later, he was buried next to Laura.\nIn the red room\n \nCooper later encountered a grinning black-haired doppelganger of Leland in the Black Lodge, who said, \"I did not kill anybody.\" He then smiled to Cooper's doppelganger.\nIn late 2016, on two occasions, Leland appeared to Cooper and told him to find Laura.\nAnother 1989\nOn the evening of February 23, Leland glared at Laura menacingly from the window of their home as she jumped on James Hurley's motorcycle. The same evening, however, Laura disappeared, never to be seen again. Her case was investigated by the sheriff's department and the FBI, but no leads were found on her whereabouts.\nOne year to the day after she disappeared, Leland shot himself while sitting in his parked car near White Tail Falls.\nRelationships\n\nBOB\nIt was difficult to tell when Leland was truly in control of himself or when he was being possessed by BOB. It was unclear if Leland killed Jacques Renault on his own to avenge Laura or to cover his tracks since he was a witness, Cooper theorized. Leland seemed lost from that point onward: he was no longer able to stop BOB and was completely taken over which was physically manifested by his hair turning white and a dramatic change in behavior with his maniacal dancing. The changes from this point helped Dale Cooper to finally identify him as BOB's \"host.\"\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section only covers the alternate ending presented in the International Pilot.\nLeland calls Lucy Moran, trying to get a hold of Sheriff Truman. He tells Lucy that Sarah believes she saw the killer in Laura's room. She tells him that she will contact the Sheriff and Deputy Hawk.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nLeland (played by Phil Hartman) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern to thank him after Leo Johnson confesses to Laura's murder. He hugs him, saying he will miss him and asks Cooper to dance with him. However, the agent says Laura's killer is still at large. Leland has a breakdown and leaves.\nBehind the scenes\nRay Wise plays Leland and reprised the role in the 2017 revival."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lena_Fraser.json b/data/input_docs/Lena_Fraser.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0cdee43080cdaa62cfbfd43438516ea4bcd67586 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lena_Fraser.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lena_Fraser", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lena_Fraser", "text": "Lena Fraser\nLena Fraser was a college love interest of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nCooper first mentioned Lena on July 1, 1975 and stated that she shared his love for coffee.\nDespite her interest in him, Lena told the sexually-frustrated Cooper that she had taken a vow to celibacy until she had come to terms with her mother. The two eventually went to Hershey to visit her parents, where Lena revealed that the reason she had ill feelings toward her mother was because her mother slept with her last boyfriend hours after meeting him.\nLater in the night, as her mother came upon Dale, Lena started a fire in the home.\nOn the way back to Haverford, Cooper smelled gasoline and stopped the car to investigate, then discovered that the source of the smell was Lena's clothes. The two had a sexual encounter, during which, the car's parking brake slipped and the car hurtles toward a herd of cattle and did not stop until the radiator was punctured by a bull.\nDays later, Dale received a call from Lena's mother, informing him that Lena had been checked into a hospital to undergo psychiatric evaluation. Two days later, he visited her and they talked for half an hour, but she did not remember who he was.\nUpon her release from the hospital, Lena still had mental troubles and seemed to believe that Cooper was her brother, Todd.\nCooper received a letter from her the next Christmas, telling him that she was better and had married her high school sweetheart."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Leo_Johnson.json b/data/input_docs/Leo_Johnson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..43f85a5941453c8d82b00865f762d10d2c15a406 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Leo_Johnson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Leo_Johnson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Leo_Johnson", "text": "Leo Johnson\nLeo Abel Johnson was a trucker who also moonlighted as Twin Peaks' primary source of narcotics, which he obtained from the Renault brothers, and trafficked it over the Canadian/US border for distribution in Twin Peaks. Because of his criminal versatility, Sheriff Harry S. Truman had never been able to obtain any evidence of his criminal dealings.\nLeo was married to Shelly, one of the waitresses at the town diner. Due to his volatile temper, he regularly beat her for both real and imagined transgressions, ranging from her infidelity with high school footballer Bobby Briggs to his dissatisfaction with the way she washed the kitchen floor. Shelly once said Leo married her with the intention of having a maid he wouldn't have to pay.\nBiography\n\nCriminal background\nAccording to his criminal record, Johnson made an illegal u-turn in April 1986.\nIn November of the next year, Leo was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct.\nWhile in Twin Peaks, Washington, Johnson met Shelly McCauley, who was then a junior in high school. Three weeks after their initial meeting at the Roadhouse, the two were married by a local justice of the peace.\nLeo was incarcerated in Hungry Horse, Montana on February 9, 1988. In September of that year, he was arrested for aggravated assault, but the charges were dropped.\nAt some point, he sent an ad into Flesh World containing a picture of his truck.\nOn a day in mid-February 1989, Leo abused his wife, lecturing her on how to clean the house. Bobby Briggs then called, requesting a shipment of cocaine to sell, but Leo refused, as Bobby owed him $5,000.\nLeo, Jacques Renault, and Ronette Pulaski met Laura near a cabin on the night of February 23, where they engaged in sex and cocaine. At some point during the night, Leo hit Jacques in the head with a bottle and Jacques used Leo's shirt to soak up his blood. Jacques tied Laura up against her will and after he had his way with her, she requested Leo to untie her, but he angrily refused after seeing Jacques unconscious outside. He got his belongings out and drove away.\nLaura Palmer investigation\n \nThe next morning, Laura was found dead on the shore of Black Lake, wrapped in plastic. Later, as Shelly watched news coverage on Laura's death, Leo examined the ash tray at his home, noticing that there were different types of cigarette butts. When he questioned her, Shelly said she just smoked whatever she found at the diner, but he advised that she start smoking one brand from then on, and threatened her life if she did not so as he said.\nLeo was cleaning his truck the next day when Shelly came out to him. When she said she had finished doing laundry, he gave her another load and commanded her to do it then. When Norma Jennings arrived to take Shelly to work, Leo told his wife to save him a piece of pie, for he possibly planned to go by the diner.\nLater, he frantically searched for the shirt Jacques had used but did not find it.\nHe later cut open a football as Shelly got home. He put a bar of soap into a sock and questioned her about his missing shirt before beating her.\nLeo went to the woods the next night to see Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson, who owed him $10,000, but was told that Laura had the money. He said that he knows Shelly had been cheating on him, but he did not say if he knew with whom. He then told them to \"go out for a pass\" and threw the football in which he left some of the drugs they had paid for.\nThe next day, he was visited by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who questioned him about Laura Palmer, but he denied knowing her personally. He also denied having a criminal record, but this was quickly refuted by Cooper. He said he was on the road at the time Laura was killed and said that his wife would confirm this.\nHe later received a call from Jacques Renault, who informed him that his brother, Bernard, was in trouble and requested Leo to pick him up. He left as Shelly got back from work.\nLeo met with Benjamin Horne in the woods the next night and showed him the body of Bernard Renault, saying that he killed him. They then arranged to have Leo burn down the Packard Sawmill.\nLeo came home the next night and loaded gas cans into his pickup truck. He was then beaten and threatened by Hank Jennings before he went inside. He commanded Shelly to get him a beer, but when she asked him what happened, he angrily shoved her to the floor and she pulled out a pistol. As he stalked toward her, she shot him in the arm and he fled.\nFrom his pickup truck, Leo spied on Bobby going to the Johnson home to see Shelly, who welcomed him with a hug. He aimed a rifle, waiting for a shot at Bobby, but heard a radio transmission from the sheriff's department regarding a bird and he quickly got inside his truck.\nHe later went outside the sheriff's station and shot Jacques's bird, Waldo.\nThe following night, he entered his home as Shelly washed her hair in the kitchen sink. When she reached for her towel, Leo grabbed her and took her to the mill, where he tied her up and brought gasoline into the building. He set the bomb and showed it to Shelly, noting his plans to kill Bobby before the bomb went off in an hour.\nLeo went to his home and waited. Bobby soon arrived, looking for Shelly. As he tried to kill Bobby with an ax, Leo was shot through his living room window. Unable to move, Leo watched the TV, where a character was shot in Invitation to Love.\nCatatonia\nAfter being found by Deputy Andy Brennan, Leo was taken to the hospital and was hooked up to tubes, the bullet having been lodged in his spine. It was removed, but it was feared that he was possibly paralyzed.\nLeo returned home days later as an invalid confined to a wheelchair. He was pushed through his home by Bobby, who bumped him into several objects as Leo was only capable of sitting, staring, and moaning.\nBobby and Shelly later threw a party, celebrating his current condition as he sat and breathed into a kazoo. Bobby brought over a cake and Leo fell into it.\nThe following day, he sat in his wheelchair at his kitchen table and began to scream. He then spat and said, \"New shoes.\"\nHe later continued to spit and say \"new shoes\" as Bobby and Mike broke the heel off of one of Leo's boots and found a micro-cassette.\nLeo was wheeled into the roadhouse two days later, where Agent Cooper used \"magic\" to determine the identity of Laura's killer: Leland Palmer.\nLeo was used the next day to prop up a mirror used by Bobby as he put on one of Leo's suits.\nShelly later brushed his teeth. When she went to answer a call from Bobby, Leo moved.\nA few days later, Leo was fed by Shelly and he spat on her.\n \nLater at night, he was standing on his own and grinned at Shelly as the power to their house fluctuated.\nAs Shelly tried to escape their home, Leo managed to keep her inside. He picked up an ax and prepared to kill her, but was stopped by Bobby. Leo pinned him against the wall with the ax handle but was then stabbed in the leg by Shelly. He escaped through a hole cut in the plastic covering the home's unfinished wall.\nLeo wandered through the woods until he found a cabin and went inside, where a man named Windom Earle welcomed him in.\nWith Windom Earle\nLeo woke the next morning to find that Earle had found his criminal history. Leo stood, but Earle knocked him down and pinned him, declaring Leo to be a pawn to him and he placed a shock collar on him.\nEarle forced him to transcribe a poem and showed him pictures of Donna, Shelly, and Audrey, asking which one would be his queen.\nOver the next two days, he was further used by Earle as a sort of servant, including making arrows for him and bringing him his belongings such as his slippers, pipe, and a newspaper.\nLeo sat by while Earle listened in on a conversation at the sheriff's station through a bugged bonsai plant. Earle had Leo pick a card from a deck and announced that the winner of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest would die.\nThe following day, Earle told Leo about a good place called the White Lodge and an evil place called the Black Lodge.\nLater, Leo gave Rusty Tomasky\u2014a youth lured to the cabin by Earle's promises of beer\u2014a sip of beer while he was inside of a large chess pawn constructed by Earle. Earle then got out a crossbow and told Leo to get him an arrow. However, he refused and was promptly shocked by his collar until he complied. Earle then fired the arrow at Rusty, killing him.\nThe next day, Earle told Leo that he wished to question Major Garland Briggs, who previously worked with him on Project Blue Book.\nLater, Earle told Leo about the dugpas and how much he would have appreciated them. He spotted the card with Shelly's face on it and said her name. Earle asked Leo if he would mourn her death, perhaps even help him kill her if she won Miss Twin Peaks. Leo denied this and points the shock collar remote at Windom, who backed away, feigning fear until Leo shocked himself.\nIn a horse costume, he and Earle later incapacitated Briggs.\nLeo watched as Earle interrogated Briggs, then was commanded to put him to bed.\nLeo was chained up in the cabin by Earle, with Major Briggs, who was still dazed and confused from having been drugged by Earle, by his side. He managed to reach a desk containing a key, but it was to Briggs' restraints. He freed him and shook him awake, telling him to save Shelly. As Briggs made his escape, Leo gazed at the card with Shelly's face. Earle returned to discover that Briggs was gone. He quickly concluded that Leo had freed him, and expressed insincere regret that Leo had betrayed him like that. Earle then mockingly told him that, in spite of everything, he had grown rather fond of him and that he had been a great assistant and sounding board, but it was time for them to part ways. He then waved a bag in front of Leo while grinning.\n \nLater, Earle left the cabin for good, with a nest of tarantulas above Leo's head, ready to fall if he were to let go of a string between his teeth.\nEventually, Leo, while still on the floor of the cabin, was fatally shot five times in the chest by an unknown assailant. His body was discovered by the FBI along with Earle's hideout, and an autopsy was performed by Albert Rosenfield on April 1, in which he stated the killer stood \"Bureau style,\" judging by scuff marks near the cabin's door. Due to this evidence, Rosenfield theorized that Earle was responsible.\nAnother 1989\nOn the night of February 23, Leo waited for Laura Palmer on a fire road near the intersection of Sparkwood and Highway 21, along with Jacques Renault and Ronette Pulaski. However, Laura never appeared.\nDuring the course of the night, Leo, Jacques, and Ronette ended up visiting an abandoned train car in the nearby woods. Ronette was found the next morning wandering along a rail bridge into Idaho. In the following days, Leo was questioned in relation to Laura's disappearance, but was never indicted.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\n \nLeo (played by Chris Farley) confesses to murdering Laura and is brought to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern, ready to do his time, but also demanding a beer.\nLeland comes in to thank Cooper for finding the man who killed Laura, but the agent says the murderer is still at large. Audrey Horne then comes in and Leo interrupts to show Cooper photos of him about to kill Laura, killing Laura, and wrapping Laura's body in plastic. The agent is still unconvinced.\nCooper picks up a rock, saying that if he breaks the window with it, Leo is innocent. He throws the rock and breaks the window, but this only irritates Leo, who says that he sent Cooper several notes in which he confessed to the crime.\nAs Sheriff Truman and Deputy Andy escort him out, Cooper asks who had shot him one night at the hotel, and Leo confesses.\nBehind the scenes\nLeo was played by Eric Da Re, son of Twin Peaks casting director Johanna Ray and actor Aldo Ray, the latter having been originally cast in David Lynch's 1984 film Dune, until he was replaced by Patrick Stewart due to his alcoholism.\nIn the original script for Episode 29, Deputy Hawk and Major Briggs come to the cabin and Leo smiles when he sees them, which then causes the tarantulas to fall. Leo's screams and gunfire are then heard.\nTrivia\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, a photo of Twin Peaks High School's 1968 football team identifies a John Johnson. It is unknown if he has any relation to Leo.\nIn The Secret History of Twin Peaks, although agent Tamara Preston explicitly stated Ray Palmer not to be related to the Palmer family of Twin Peaks and President Truman not to be related to the Truman family, she did not write anything about a possible link between 'Liver-Eating' Johnson and Leo Johnson's family. Incidentally, a picture of a mountain man is seen in Leo Johnson's house in Episode 6.\nGallery\nLeo's truck in a Flesh World ad"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Leslie.json b/data/input_docs/Leslie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..88f6bac835f555eec026d6fc93a7daaa34d845fb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Leslie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Leslie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Leslie", "text": "Leslie\nLeslie was a waitress at Szymon's Famous Coffees in Las Vegas.\nBiography\nLeslie worked as a waitress at Szymon's Famous Coffees, near the Lucky 7 Insurance Company, in Las Vegas, Nevada."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lester_Arnholdt.json b/data/input_docs/Lester_Arnholdt.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..563ec0eeac34ff1678af3b0c343760623810fddd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lester_Arnholdt.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lester_Arnholdt", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lester_Arnholdt", "text": "Lester Arnholdt\nLester Arnholdt 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/Lewis_Nordine.json b/data/input_docs/Lewis_Nordine.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3cbd37004a9eb4622057e8ed29b15074d0eee2fc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lewis_Nordine.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lewis_Nordine", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lewis_Nordine", "text": "Lewis Nordine\nLewis Nordine was a childhood friend of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nFor Christmas 1967, Lewis' father gave him a model airplane. As he flew the airplane, his older brother fired at it with a BB gun until its engine failed, causing it to hit a snow emergency sign.\nNordine later served in the United States Air Force. He was interviewed for the release of Cooper's autobiographical tape collection."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lil.json b/data/input_docs/Lil.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..40e6e8ceb2aa820018d4415e59b4c59036b50c6e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lil.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lil", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lil", "text": "Lil\nLil was a woman identified by Gordon Cole as his cousin, who through a particular interpretive dance briefed Chester Desmond on what to expect during his investigation into the death of Teresa Banks.\nBiography\nFollowing the murder of Teresa Banks in February 1988, Lil danced for Special Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley at a private airport in Portland. The dance served as a briefing for them: \nShe wore a sour face, meaning that Desmond would have problems with the local authorities; they would not be receptive to the FBI.\nBoth of her eyes were blinking, which meant that there would be trouble higher up.\nShe had one hand in her pocket, meaning local authorities were hiding something.\nHer other hand was made into a fist, indicating that the local authorities were likely to be belligerent and aggressive.\nShe is walking in place meaning that there would be a lot of legwork involved in the investigation.\nCole stated that Lil was his \"mother's sister's girl.\" Missing in that sentence was the word \"uncle\"; this was then elaborated on when Cole placed four fingers in front of his eyes like prison bars. This meant that the sheriff's uncle was in prison.\nHer dress had been tailored (with different-colored thread) to fit Lil, this being a code for drugs being involved with the investigation.\nPinned to the dress was a blue rose.\nTrivia\nBy pure coincidence, Lil's actress, Kimberly Ann Cole, shares her surname with Gordon Cole."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Linda_(Pearblossom_Motel).json b/data/input_docs/Linda_(Pearblossom_Motel).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2135ea69527229927905980ff6ebe8a4e6797363 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Linda_(Pearblossom_Motel).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Linda_(Pearblossom_Motel)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Linda_(Pearblossom_Motel)", "text": "Linda (Pearblossom Motel)\nFor the Twin Peaks resident, see Linda (Twin Peaks).\nLinda was a guest at the Pearblossom Motel and Richard's former partner.\nBiography\nThe Fireman told Dale Cooper to remember the names \"Richard and Linda.\"\nAfter checking into the motel and spending the night with Diane Evans, Dale Cooper awoke to find that Diane had disappeared. Cooper found a letter from Linda to Richard, explaining that she had left him and asking him not to look for her.\nBehind the scenes\nLinda's relationship to Diane Evans is unclear. The circumstances in which the motel room letter is found suggest that Dale and Diane have replaced, or become, Richard and Linda respectively since crossing over."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Linda_(Twin_Peaks).json b/data/input_docs/Linda_(Twin_Peaks).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..21463ee1920fa5f91a8f695cad35484807ce3baa --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Linda_(Twin_Peaks).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Linda_(Twin_Peaks)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Linda_(Twin_Peaks)", "text": "Linda (Twin Peaks)\nFor the motel guest, see Linda (motel).\nLinda was Mickey's wife, who lived in the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nLinda was a disabled veteran. She requested a motorized wheelchair to help her get around more easily, which took six months to arrive. One day, Mickey rode into Twin Peaks with Bill and Carl Rodd to pick up Linda's mail."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/List_of_Twin_Peaks_locations.json b/data/input_docs/List_of_Twin_Peaks_locations.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c8db173c796c5097cf46900cbcbf6be86442b848 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/List_of_Twin_Peaks_locations.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "List_of_Twin_Peaks_locations", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Twin_Peaks_locations", "text": "List of Twin Peaks locations\nEstablishments located in Twin Peaks, Washington:\nEstablishments\n\nStores\nCarlson's Odd Shop\nGentleman Jim's\nGilda's Card and Cheese Shop\nHorne's Department Store\nOne Stop convenience store\nRun Silent, Run Drapes\nThor's Trading Post\nTwin Peaks General Store\nDining\nAce's Bar-B-Que\nAngelo Wong's\nDouble R Diner\nElk's Point 9\nRoadhouse\nWagon Wheel Bakery\nLodging\nThe Cozy Box Bed 'N Breakfast\nGreat Northern Hotel\nLeAnn's Country Inn\nMrs. Thrimble's Bed and Breakfast\nPine View Motel\nRobin's Nest Motel\nSnow Street Inn\nTimber Falls Motel\nThe Willow Inn\nOther Businesses\nAbandoned gas station\nBig Ed's Gas Farm\nBijou Opera House\nBroken Circle Stables\nEd Strimble's Worker's Warehouse\nHike and Bike\nLydecker Veterinary Clinic\nMo's Motor\nPackard Sawmill\nSlice 'n' Carve\nTim and Tom's Taxi-dermy\nTwin Peaks Savings and Loan\nWater processing plant\nLaw/Government\nThe Grange Hall\nTwin Peaks Chamber of Commerce\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Department\nTwin Peaks Town Hall\nEducation\nTwin Peaks Community College\nTwin Peaks High School\nWarren G. Harding Elementary School\nMilitary\nListening Post Alpha\nUnguin Air Force Base\nRailroad facilities\nTrain car\nRailroad cemetery\nPublic attractions and facilities\nBookhouse\nCalhoun Memorial Hospital\nCounty Museum\nEaster Park\nGhostwood National Forest\nGlastonbury Grove\nOwl Cave\nWhite Tail Falls\nGazebo\nResidences\nAbandoned cabin\nBlue Pine Lodge\nBriggs house\nDead Dog Farm\nHarold Smith's apartment\nHurley house\nHayward house\nJacques Renault's cabin\nJacques Renault's apartment\nLog Lady's cabin\nMilford Place\nPalmer house\nReligious\nChapel in the Woods\nChrist the King\nChurch of the Good Shepard\nThe Third Baptist Church of Black Lake\nTwin Peaks Episcopal\nTwin Peaks Theosophist Society\nUnited Methodist Church\nCemeteries\nBlack Lake cemetery\nHistoric buildings that are now demolished\nOpera House\nStreets\nCedar Street\nChurch Lane\nDeepwoods Avenue\nDoyle Road\nEnthwhistle Street\nFalls Avenue\nFrost Avenue\nGreat Northern Highway\nHighway 12\nHighway 21\nHighway 9\nHighway J\nLynch Road\nMain Avenue\nMain Street\nNorth Western Street\nOak Street\nOld logging road\nOwl Street\nParker Road\nRiver Road\nRoute 21\nSnow Street\nSparkwood Road\nThrasher Avenue\nTimber Lane"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Listening_Post_Alpha.json b/data/input_docs/Listening_Post_Alpha.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b4108d1cdc148eaba001f2e17f54a6fd6f1801c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Listening_Post_Alpha.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Listening_Post_Alpha", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Listening_Post_Alpha", "text": "Listening Post Alpha\nListening Post Alpha was a secret U.S. Air Force facility located outside Twin Peaks, Washington on Blue Pine Mountain devoted to studying paranormal activity both local and extraterrestrial, working under the direction of Major Garland Briggs.\nHistory\nIn early 1983, Philip Jeffries accompanied Gordon Cole to Twin Peaks, supposedly in order to investigate the construction of the Listening Post Alpha facility by the U.S. Air Force on Blue Pine Mountain that Mayor Dwayne Milford and a number of locals were concerned about. Milford's concerns were allayed after a \"thorough\" investigation determined the facility was part of the new \"Star Wars\" defense program.\nListening Post Alpha was actively engaged in a mission to locate the White Lodge well into the 1980s under the direction of Major Garland Briggs and his superior, Colonel Calvin Reilly. This endeavor was considered a matter of national security.\nAfter learning of the death of Douglas Milford, which occurred three days before, Briggs went to Listening Post Alpha, where he received one final message from Milford, written the night Briggs disappeared. The message contained Milford's regrets involving their work, a warning that the government had not been on the level with either of them, and his speculations on the nature of the Black Lodge and the encounters both he and Briggs had experienced with it, but he ultimately urged Briggs to continue the work.\nIn the early hours of March 28, 1989, Briggs went to Listening Post Alpha on his own, intending to send a 'MAYDAY' signal. The next day, Briggs was reported to have died in a fire at the station, although his body was not found.\nAfter one of his disappearances, Briggs explained that his station was working to locate the White Lodge, and that he believed he had been taken there during his disappearance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Little_Scottie.json b/data/input_docs/Little_Scottie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f6484db1fc14dffadce5e9d7f36abccda0d880f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Little_Scottie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Little_Scottie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Little_Scottie", "text": "Little Scottie\n\"This is a sly dog with a big bite!\"\nThe Little Scottie, or just Scottie, was a cocktail created by Twin Peaks, Washington's first mayor, John Hanford on the July 4, 1891 at an establishment later known as the Roadhouse. It was featured in Spirits magazine, the \"Jerry Allen Show\" and Backstop by Jared Back.\nIt was made of:\n2 parts bourbon\n1 part rye\nA dash of Drambuie\nA twist of lime\nIt was strained over cracked ice in a short glass and was usually accompanied by cheese and crackers."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Liver-Eating_Johnson.json b/data/input_docs/Liver-Eating_Johnson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4c4f9afe819c3f756a7ff072cf89655d87973c89 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Liver-Eating_Johnson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Liver-Eating_Johnson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Liver-Eating_Johnson", "text": "Liver-Eating Johnson\nJeremiah \"Liver-Eating\" Johnson was a mountain man who assisted United States military forces in ambushing Chief Joseph.\nAs General Oliver Howard's forces pursued the retreating Nez Perce led by Joseph, they encountered Johnson. He claimed that he had knowledge of the Native Americans' ways and of the \"source of Joseph's power.\" He led the men through the Bear Paw Mountains, where they ambushed Joseph.\nFollowing Joseph's surrender, Johnson told Captain Charles Erskine Wood that a \"reckoning\" would come due to the military's treatment of the Nez Perce.\nJohnson died in 1900 at a veterans' home in Santa Monica, California.\nJohnson was the inspiration behind the 1972 film, Jeremiah Johnson, in which he was portrayed by Robert Redford. Prompted by the film's release, his body was reburied in 1974 in Cody, Wyoming, where a memorial was erected.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn \"Liver-Eating\" Johnson, born John Jeremiah Garrison Johnston (c.\u20091824 \u2013 January 21, 1900) was an American soldier and mountain man who served in the Union Army during the Civil War."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Llama.json b/data/input_docs/Llama.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1aa229703cf473dc699228ee9dae93c628c2f260 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Llama.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Llama", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Llama", "text": "Llama\nA llama was a patient at Lydecker Veterinary Clinic in February 1989.\nWhen FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman went to the clinic to follow up on a lead of a bird belonging to Jacques Renault, the llama walked between them mid-conversation and snorted in Cooper's face. Cooper was unfazed, although the clinic's attendant found the event amusing."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Location_Guide.json b/data/input_docs/Location_Guide.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..55c6d335324f5f38ae76fbeffb9fde7aa19b005c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Location_Guide.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Location_Guide", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Location_Guide", "text": "Location Guide\nFor descriptions of locations seen in the show, see Twin Peaks, Washington\n\"Location Guide\" is a featurette originally released in the 2007 DVD set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nAs the title states, it is a guide to finding the real-life filming locations seen in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe locations shown are:\nWelcome sign at SE Renig Rd., .25 Mile West of 428th & Renig, North Bend, WA\nBlue Pine Lodge kitchen and exterior where Laura was found and Great Northern interiors at the Kiana Lodge 14976 Sandy Hook Rd. NE, Poulsbo, WA\nLaura's log\nPackard Sawmill at Weyerhaeuser Paper Mill 7001 396th Dr. SE Snoqualmie, WA\nSheriff's station at Weyerhaeuser Paper Mill offices 7001 396th Dr. SE Snoqualmie, WA\nGreat Northern Hotel exterior at Snoqualmie Falls, Salish Inn and spa, 6501 Railroad Ave., Snoqualmie, WA\nRonette's bridge at 396th Dr. and SE Renig Rd., Snoqualmie, WA\nDouble R Diner at Twede's caf\u00e9 (formerly Mar-T) 137 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA\nThe Roadhouse at Colonial Inn 4200 Preston Fall City Rd. SE Fall City, WA\nA short interview segment with Phoebe Augustine is seen in the segment for Ronette's bridge.\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/Loesch.json b/data/input_docs/Loesch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7ad41766123135c0500aff7475449e0e329ee374 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Loesch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Loesch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Loesch", "text": "Loesch\nMrs. Loesch was Andrew Packard's English teacher in 1927.\nShakespeare was among her curriculum, whom Packard paraphrased in an account of a strange Scout trip."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Log_Lady%27s_cabin.json b/data/input_docs/Log_Lady%27s_cabin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..10ad16ae98f5c8c61f01d065d1eb83a38d84cf87 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Log_Lady%27s_cabin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Log_Lady%27s_cabin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Log_Lady%27s_cabin", "text": "Log Lady's cabin\nLog Lady's cabin was the residence of Margaret Lanterman.\nHistory\n\n1989\nWhen Deputy Hawk, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Special Agent Dale Cooper, and Doctor Will Hayward, in the course of investigating the murder of Laura Palmer searched, for Jacques Renault's cabin, they stumbled upon the Log Lady's cabin. She invited them in for tea and cookies, stating they were two days late and that the owls will not see them inside. She told them about her husband, who was a logging man that \"met the devil\" in the form of fire the day after their wedding, to which Hawk commented that \"The wood holds many spirits.\" She said that her log saw something the night Laura was killed and presented it to Agent Cooper, who asked it what it saw. Margaret talked for it: \"my log\" described darkness, laughter, owls flying, two men, two girls, flashlights in the woods over the ridge, quiet, and then the footsteps of a man. Not long after, she alleged that the log heard the screams of a girl further up over the ridge.\n2016\nOn October 1, 2016, Log Lady passed away and the light inside her cabin went out. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Log_Lady_introductions.json b/data/input_docs/Log_Lady_introductions.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..670bf21a42c307386cc1662944639fba4649c5e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Log_Lady_introductions.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Log_Lady_introductions", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Log_Lady_introductions", "text": "Log Lady introductions\n \nThe Log Lady introductions are a series of short monologues by Catherine E. Coulson in character as Margaret Lanterman (the Log Lady), intended to introduce each episode of Twin Peaks (1990\u201391). The vignettes were written and directed by David Lynch in 1993 for the syndicated re-airing of the series on the Bravo network.\nIn each short, the Log Lady, sitting in her cabin and holding the log, speaks to the camera, usually touching obliquely on the plot or theme of the accompanying episode.\nText\n\nPilot\n\"Welcome to Twin Peaks. My name is Margaret Lanterman. I live in Twin Peaks. I am known as the Log Lady. There is a story behind that. There are many stories in Twin Peaks. Some of them are sad, some funny. Some of them are stories of madness, of violence. Some are ordinary. Yet they all have about them a sense of mystery \u2013 the mystery of life.\nSometimes, the mystery of death. The mystery of the woods. The woods surrounding Twin Peaks.\nTo introduce this story, let me just say it encompasses the all \u2013 it is beyond the \"fire\", though few would know that meaning. It is a story of many, but begins with one \u2013 and I knew her.\nThe one leading to the many is Laura Palmer. Laura is the one.\"\nAired on June 11, 1993. The line \"Laura is the one\" is used again by the Log Lady in Part 10.\nEpisode 1\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.\nDo 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.\"\nAired on June 18, 1993.\nEpisode 2\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.\nAll 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.\"\nAired on June 25, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Cooper's dream.\nEpisode 3\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.\nThen the day when the sadness comes. Then we ask, 'Will the sadness which 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.\"\nAired on July 2, 1993.\nEpisode 4\n\"Even the ones who laugh are sometimes caught without an answer. These creatures who introduce themselves, but we swear we have met them somewhere before, yes? Look in the mirror. What do you see? Is it a dream, or a nightmare? Are we being introduced against our will? Are they mirrors? I can see the smoke. I can smell the fire. The battle is drawing nigh.\"\nAired on July 9, 1993.\nEpisode 5\n\"I play my part on life's stage. I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. But that answer cannot come before all are ready to hear, so I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. Sometimes my anger at the fire is evident. Sometimes it is not anger, really \u2013 it may appear as such, but could it be a clue? The fire I speak of is not a kind fire.\"\nAired on July 16, 1993.\nThe dialogue likely refers to her telling the log's witness statement on Laura's murder to the Sheriff's Department.\nEpisode 6\n\"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Yet there are those who open many eyes. 'Eyes are the mirror of the soul,' someone has said, so we look closely at the eyes to see the nature of the soul. Sometimes when we see the eyes \u2013 those horrible times when we see the eyes \u2013 eyes that have no soul, then we know a darkness. Then we wonder: where is the beauty? There is none, if the eyes are soulless.\"\nAired on July 23, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to One Eyed Jacks.\nEpisode 7\n\"A drunken man walks in a way that is quite impossible for a sober man to imitate, and vice versa. An evil man has a way, no matter how clever. To the trained eye, his way will show itself.\nAm I being too secretive? No. One can never answer questions at the wrong moment. Life, like music, has a rhythm. This particular song will end with three sharp sounds, like deathly drumbeats.\"\nAired on July 30, 1993.\nThe dialogue refers to Cooper being shot three times and also possibly to Leland Palmer showing his evil side while killing Jacques Renault.\nEpisode 8\n\"Hello again. Can you see through a wall? Can you see through human skin? X-rays see through solid, or so-called solid objects. There are things in life that exist, yet our eyes cannot see them. Have you ever seen something startling that others cannot see? Why are some things kept from our vision? Is life a puzzle?\nI am filled with questions. Sometimes my questions are answered. In my heart, I can tell the answer is correct. I am my own judge. In a dream, are all the characters really you? Different aspects of you? Do answers come in dreams?\nOne more thing. I grew up in the woods. I understand many things because of the woods. Trees standing together, growing alongside one another, providing so much. I chew pitch gum. On the outside \u2013 let's say, of the Ponderosa pine \u2013 sometimes pitch oozes out. Runny pitch is no good to chew. Hard, brittle pitch is no good. But in between these exists a firm, slightly crusted pitch with such a flavor. This is the pitch I chew.\"\nAired on August 6, 1993.\nThe dialogue refers to Cooper's cryptic vision of the Giant and her chewing gum at the Double R.\nEpisode 9\n\"As above, so below. The human being finds himself, or herself, in the middle. There is as much space outside the human, proportionately, as inside.\nStars, moons, and planets remind us of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Is there a bigger being walking with all the stars within? Does our thinking affect what goes on outside us, and what goes on inside us? I think it does.\nWhere does creamed corn figure into the workings of the universe? What really is creamed corn? Is it a symbol for something else?\"\nAired on August 13, 1993.\nThe dialogue describes the nature of creamed corn. It also parallels one of the Man from Another Place lines from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me: \"Going up and down. Intercourse between the two worlds.\" It also is similar to a line from Mrs. Tremond cut from the movie script: \"Why not be composed of materials and combinations of atoms?\".\nEpisode 10\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.\"\nAired on August 20, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to BOB's printed letters under the fingernails of his victims, one being found on Ronette during the episode.\nEpisode 11\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.\nHappiness, 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.\"\nAired on August 27, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Leland's illness state.\nEpisode 12\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.\"\nAired on September 3, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Leland relationship with BOB.\nEpisode 13\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.\"\nAired on September 10, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to Gerard temporarily subduing Mike with his use of the haloperidol drug.\nEpisode 14\n\"A poem as lovely as a tree.\nAs 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.\nWoe to ones who behold the pale horse.\"\nAired on September 17, 1993.\nThe dialogue likely refers to the pale horse seen by Sarah Palmer and the golden circle mentioned by Mike.\nEpisode 15\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. \nBalance 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.\"\nAired on September 24, 1993.\nEpisode 16\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.\"\nAired on October 1, 1993.\nThe dialogue possibly refers to how David Lynch wanted to not reveal the killer, but was pressured to do so by the show producers.\nEpisode 17\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.\nWhat 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?\"\nAired on October 8, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to the many plotlines developing now that Laura's investigation is now over.\nEpisode 18\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.\nPainting. Colors. Shapes. Textures. Composition. Repetition of shapes. Contrast. Let nature guide us. Nature is the great teacher. Who is the principal?\nSometimes jokes are welcome. Like the one about the kid who said: 'I enjoyed school. It was just the principal of the thing.'\"\nAired on October 15, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to Windom Earle's ongoing chess game with Cooper.\nEpisode 19\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.\"\nAired on October 22, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to the Dead Dog Farm.\nEpisode 20\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? \nWhen 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.\"\nAired on October 29, 1993.\nEpisode 21\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?\"\nAired on November 5, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Cooper's relationship with Caroline Earle revealed in the episode.\nEpisode 22\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?\"\nAired on November 12, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to the death mask left by Windom in Cooper's room.\nEpisode 23\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? \nThis 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?\"\nAired on November 19, 1993.\nThe dialogue refers to Josie Packard being trapped in a wooden drawer knob.\nEpisode 24\n\"Sometimes, well let\u2019s say all times, things are changing. \nWe are judged as human beings on how we treat our fellow human beings. How do you treat your fellow human beings? \nAt 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? \nYou 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.\"\nAired on November 26, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to Benjamin Horne's efforts to become a good man.\nEpisode 25\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?\"\nAired on December 3, 1993.\nEpisode 26\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.\nI 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.\"\nAired on December 10, 1993.\nEpisode 27\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?\"\nAired on December 17, 1993.\nEpisode 28\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!\nI 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.\nOn the mantelpiece, in that jar, are some of the ashes of my husband.\nMy 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.\"\nAired on December 24, 1993. In this intro, Margaret holds the log directly in front of her, instead of the usual position cradled in her arms. She turns the end of the log to the camera while talking about crosscut logs. For once the camera moves to another part of the cabin, showing the fireplace where the opening is covered by plywood, and later the mantel where is a vase, a pipe stand, and some old pictures.\nEpisode 29\n\"And now, an ending. Where there was once one, there are now two. Or were there always two?\nWhat 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.\nIt has been a pleasure speaking to you.\"\nAired on December 24, 1993. Throughout the dialogue, the camera has been slowing zooming in until only the Log Lady's face is framed. As she finishes speaking, the camera continues to zoom in. As it gets closer and closer, the Log Lady looks nervously up, down, and to her left, before staring straight ahead as the camera moves in through her left glass frame. As the iris of her left eye fills the screen, the screen turns completely white, then a hissing sound is heard, and finally a 'door slamming' sound as the screen turns from white to black.\nThe dialogue probably refers to doppelgangers.\nProduction staff\nCatherine E. Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (uncredited)\nWritten and directed by David Lynch (uncredited)\nvteTwin PeaksTwin Peaks\n\"Pilot\"\n\"Episode 1\"\n\"Episode 2\"\n\"Episode 3\"\n\"Episode 4\"\n\"Episode 5\"\n\"Episode 6\"\n\"Episode 7\"\n\"Episode 8\"\n\"Episode 9\"\n\"Episode 10\"\n\"Episode 11\"\n\"Episode 12\"\n\"Episode 13\"\n\"Episode 14\"\n\"Episode 15\"\n\"Episode 16\"\n\"Episode 17\"\n\"Episode 18\"\n\"Episode 19\"\n\"Episode 20\"\n\"Episode 21\"\n\"Episode 22\"\n\"Episode 23\"\n\"Episode 24\"\n\"Episode 25\"\n\"Episode 26\"\n\"Episode 27\"\n\"Episode 28\"\n\"Episode 29\"\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n\"Part 1\"\n\"Part 2\"\n\"Part 3\"\n\"Part 4\"\n\"Part 5\"\n\"Part 6\"\n\"Part 7\"\n\"Part 8\"\n\"Part 9\"\n\"Part 10\"\n\"Part 11\"\n\"Part 12\"\n\"Part 13\"\n\"Part 14\"\n\"Part 15\"\n\"Part 16\"\n\"Part 17\"\n\"Part 18\"\nInternational Pilot\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (The Missing Pieces)\nLog Lady introductions\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/Lois_Duffy.json b/data/input_docs/Lois_Duffy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5400653b06c20705682ee2fdb24cf7f5e4a28f20 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lois_Duffy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lois_Duffy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lois_Duffy", "text": "Lois Duffy\nLois Duffy was a suspect in a murder of her own tulpa, a case that led to the naming of the Blue Rose Task Force.\nBiography\nIn Olympia, Washington in 1975, Duffy killed her tulpa, who said \"I'm like the blue rose,\" before dying and disappearing. The case was investigated by FBI agents Gordon Cole and Phillip Jeffries. The tulpa's final words were used in naming the task force that Cole and Jeffries belonged to.\nDuffy was indicted for the murder of her tulpa. Following this, she committed suicide by hanging."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/London.json b/data/input_docs/London.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..073153c44ab7ecd05032b346dbb9eb8701250125 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/London.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "London", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/London", "text": "London\nLondon was a city in England, and the birthplace of Freddie Sykes.\nLocations\n\nEast End\nAfter spending a night in a pub drinking with his peers in 2016, Freddie Sykes had an epiphany in the corner of an alley. He climbed upon a stack of boxes and jumped, and was transported through a vortex in a void, where he received instructions from a man who called himself \"the Fireman.\"\nThe following day, following the Fireman's instructions, Freddie entered a nearby hardware store to buy a single green gardening glove. Freddie tried to purchase the glove, in spite of the shopkeeper's resistance due to the packaging being already open. Freddie paid for the glove anyway and left the shop, which caused the shopkeeper to run after him. Freddie wore the glove and punched the shopkeeper without thinking, breaking his neck. Freddie was unable to remove the glove in any way whatsoever; when a doctor tried to take the glove off, Freddie's hand started to bleed.\nActing according to the Fireman's plan, Freddie decided to go to Twin Peaks, Washington in the United States, and found out that his ticket had already been purchased for him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Long_Day%27s_Journey_Into_Night.json b/data/input_docs/Long_Day%27s_Journey_Into_Night.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c58eecefc2dd68cdc5aa717e0bead96e3e2c8139 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Long_Day%27s_Journey_Into_Night.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Long_Day%27s_Journey_Into_Night", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Long_Day%27s_Journey_Into_Night", "text": "Long Day's Journey Into Night\nLong Day's Journey Into Night was a play to be performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nAt the time of his death, Leland Palmer was to appear in the role of James Tyrone, Sr.\nBehind the scenes\nLong Day's Journey Into Night is a Pulitzer Prize-winning four-act drama written by Eugene O'Neill, first published in 1956."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lorraine%27s_co-worker.json b/data/input_docs/Lorraine%27s_co-worker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..df215fe12a92bc7400e15e29ba4b168dce5a8bd4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lorraine%27s_co-worker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lorraine%27s_co-worker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lorraine%27s_co-worker", "text": "Lorraine's co-worker\nAn unidentified woman worked with Lorraine and was stabbed to death by Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lorraine.json b/data/input_docs/Lorraine.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e5bc846ae5f5a92d1c4e3ed4e0c43f76b4ffea81 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lorraine.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lorraine", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lorraine", "text": "Lorraine\n\"She's a worrier.\"\n \u2015Gene\nLorraine was a woman hired to assassinate Dougie Jones.\nBiography\nIn September 2016, Lorraine hired Gene and Jake to kill Dougie at the Rancho Rosa property development, but they were unsuccessful. When they reported in, Lorraine screamed at them that they were going to get her killed. She then sent a message solely containing the character \"2\" to a recipient named \"ARGENT\" in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A black device in a bowl beeped twice in response to her signal.\nDuncan Todd took out a contract with Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler to kill Lorraine. At her workplace, just after she learned about Dougie's car exploding at the empty house, Stadtler ran into her office and stabbed her to death with an ice pick.\nBehind the scenes\nEvery appearance of Lorraine onscreen (even her photograph) is accompanied by BluntedBeatz's \"I Am (Oldschool HipHop Beat).\" It is unclear if this is simply on the soundtrack, as the song carries over the telephone in the conversation between her and Gene.\nWhile unconfirmed, Lorraine is presumably the woman whom Duncan Todd refers to in \"Part 2,\" when he tells Roger to convey that \"she's got the job.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Louie_Budway.json b/data/input_docs/Louie_Budway.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b93fa0e23d7eb9b253638746124ec03576b7d458 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Louie_Budway.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Louie_Budway", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Louie_Budway", "text": "Louie Budway\nLouie \"Birdsong\" Budway was a desk clerk at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, she told her boss, Benjamin Horne and Norma Jennings\u2014owner of the Double R Diner of the impending arrival of food critic M.T. Wentz.\nLater, she checked an Asian man into the hotel, believing him to be the critic.\nThe following day, she told Ben over the phone that the Asian man, Mr. Tojamura, was paying a visit.\nBehind the scenes\nBudway was played by American actress Bellina Martin Logan, who also appeared as a female doctor in Twin Peaks: The Return.\nShe later appeared as Woman With No Name in Mark Frost and David Lynch's On the Air. She also filmed scenes as Beany Thorn in Lynch's Wild at Heart, but the scenes were deleted."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Louise_Dombrowski.json b/data/input_docs/Louise_Dombrowski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d3db759d160cf8c5a2a7807b94c87ed3eb72e765 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Louise_Dombrowski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Louise_Dombrowski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Louise_Dombrowski", "text": "Louise Dombrowski\nLouise Dombrowski was a girl who Benjamin and Jerry Horne knew in their youth.\nBiography\nOne day in the youth of Ben and Jerry Horne, Louise danced on the rug in their room with a flashlight. The brothers happily reminisced about this event years later in 1989."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Louise_Shelvy.json b/data/input_docs/Louise_Shelvy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..43a894d04924c13fe00c6be0d5db8451c70616c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Louise_Shelvy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Louise_Shelvy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Louise_Shelvy", "text": "Louise Shelvy\nDoctor Louise Shelvy was a physician.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Shelvy oversaw the condition of Ronette Pulaski, who had been raped in addition to being traumatized by the murder of Laura Palmer, which Ronette had witnessed. When FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman came, Ronette spoke the words, \"don't go there.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lucky_7_Insurance.json b/data/input_docs/Lucky_7_Insurance.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3bac25b3bbbd7f32979ee4ac436f8cddac5b3302 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lucky_7_Insurance.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lucky_7_Insurance", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lucky_7_Insurance", "text": "Lucky 7 Insurance\nLucky 7 Insurance was an insurance firm in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nNotable employees\nBushnell Mullins \u2013 owner\nAnthony Sinclair \u2013 insurance agent\nDougie Jones \u2013 insurance agent\nRhonda \u2013 receptionist\nPhil Bisby\nFrank\nDarren"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lucy_Brennan.json b/data/input_docs/Lucy_Brennan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5d7f0d3f6ef3db9600d076cd07098109463a24e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lucy_Brennan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lucy_Brennan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lucy_Brennan", "text": "Lucy Brennan\nLucy Brennan (n\u00e9e Moran) was the receptionist at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nAfter a lengthy on-and-off relationship with Deputy Andy Brennan, the couple married and raised a son, Wally Brando.\nBiography\nLucy attended Tacoma High School and Mrs. Smith's School of Secretarial Science.\nBy February 1989, Lucy had been in an on-and-off-again relationship with Deputy Andy Brennan. During a break, she went out with Dick Tremayne.\nOne day, Lucy called Andy and Sheriff Harry S. Truman over the intercom to let them know that Josie Packard claimed she heard a prowler. Harry, apparently being summoned for one of his regular rendezvous with Josie, left Andy in the room. Lucy continued speculating over what the prowler may have been, not realizing Harry had already left the room, resulting in her screaming with surprise when he showed up right in front of her. Andy, hearing this scream, ran to see what the trouble was, while Lucy continued to speak over the intercom asking if he was still there. She then left her desk and they ended up colliding in the hallway.\nOn the morning of February 23, Lucy patched through a call from Pete Martell to Sheriff Truman after he discovered the body of Laura Palmer wrapped in plastic.\n \nLater, she received a call from Andy, who helped find a train car where the murder took place. He told her to tell Harry that he did not cry and she tried to comfort him.\nShe later listened in to a conversation between Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson, who planned to beat a biker with the initial 'J.' When she went to report her finding to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, he was already steps ahead of her, as he saw the reflection of a bike in Laura's eye in a video taken of her.\nShe later patched through a call from Doctor Will Hayward to Sheriff Truman regarding his daughter, Donna sneaking out.\nWhen Donna was seen at the Roadhouse, Truman told her to send two backup units and to tell Hayward that his daughter was safe. When Truman brought in James Hurley for questioning, he had Lucy prepare an arrest form and she set out an arrangement of donuts for Cooper and Truman. After Truman recommended to Cooper that he stay at the Great Northern Hotel, Lucy gave him directions.\nWhen Agent Cooper arrived at the sheriff's station in the morning, she ate breakfast and told him that she got him jelly donuts and that Sheriff Truman was waiting for him in the conference room.\nLucy later received a long-distance call from FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield for Cooper and she handed over the phone to him.\n \nThe following day, she assisted Sheriff Truman and Deputy Hawk in setting up a bottle sixty feet and six inches from where she was standing, per Agent Cooper's orders. She offered all of the men coffee, to which they all enthusiastically accepted and Cooper highly approved of it. She watched Cooper's presentation of Tibet and a method he had derived from them to determine what individuals with the initial 'J' could have been involved in the case. He had Lucy put check marks next to the names when the bottle was hit. The rock for Doctor Lawrence Jacoby hit the bottle but did not break it. When the \"Jack with one eye\" on the list was determined to possibly mean the casino One Eyed Jacks, Lucy removed it from the list. Then when the rock was thrown for Leo Johnson was thrown, the bottle broke. Later, Albert Rosenfield arrived in Twin Peaks and impatiently had Lucy inform Agent Cooper of his arrival.\nLucy went with Sheriff Truman to the Great Northern Hotel the next morning to meet with Agent Cooper, who had stated to Harry that he knew who killed Laura Palmer. However, he did not remember the name of the killer.\nThe following day, Lucy intently watched Invitation to Love when Harry and Andy came. The sheriff asked her \"what's going on?\" and she responded with the events of the television show, but he clarified that he meant at the station and she told him Cooper was waiting in the conference room with Doctor Jacoby. When he went, Andy stays behind, asking why he could not spend the previous night with her, but she ignored the question and asked if he would be having coffee.\nLater, she paged Agent Cooper when his superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole called, followed by a call from Hawk.\nLucy was told by Harry to look through files confiscated from the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic and to pull out the names of all of the bird owners. When Andy told her about a mishap he had with his gun, she brushed him off.\nThe next day, Lucy called in sick.\nAndy came to see her at her desk the day she returned to work, but she again did not wish to engage in conversation with the deputy. He left when she got a phone call from her doctor. Agent Cooper then arrived, commenting on her being out sick the previous day. She later went to the conference room when it was found that the myna bird, Waldo, had been shot.\nThe next day, Lucy watered the plants at the sheriff's station as Ed Hurley and Deputy Hawk talked about Andy's heroic actions of saving the life of Sheriff Truman. Impressed, she went to the kitchen area, where Andy joined her, closing the divider behind him. They kissed until Lucy announced that she was pregnant. She went back to her desk and received a call apparently from Leo Johnson, who asked for the sheriff and said to check out James Hurley, who was an \"easy rider.\" When Sheriff Truman returned to the station, she told him about this phone call.\nAfter Agent Cooper was brought to the hospital with a gunshot wound, she stood over him with Doctor Hayward and Sheriff Truman as he came to in the morning. Truman told her to inform him that Leo Johnson had been shot, Jacques Renault was strangled, Shelly Johnson and Pete Martell had suffered smoke inhalation, Catherine Martell and Josie Packard are missing, and Nadine Hurley was in a coma from overdosing on sleeping pills. With Truman, she followed Cooper, who had left his hospital bed to resume work, against Hayward's wishes.\nBack at the station, Phillip Gerard came to sell Sheriff Truman some shoes but departed when Lucy told him that Harry was busy. Donna later showed up to see James.\nAgent Cooper later had Lucy and Andy go through copies of Flesh World to find a picture of Teresa Banks, whose murder the previous year had clear similarities to Laura Palmer's.\nShe was present in the conference room as Cooper went over the events that occurred the night Laura died. She smiled proudly as Andy stood up to Albert Rosenfield and his insults.\nThe following day, a fly buzzed around the receptionist's desk, much to Lucy's annoyance. Andy came in and reveals to her that he is sterile and asked how she was having a baby under this circumstance. She leaned closer to him, and while he assumed to be receiving a kiss, Lucy pulled a piece of tape off of Andy's head and shut the window.\nShe later patched through a phone call from Benjamin Horne. The station received another call, this time from someone who refused to reveal their identity, wishing to speak to Sheriff Truman. She hung up.\nLucy overheard Agent Cooper telling James to stop trying to solve Laura's murder on his own. He also checked on her as she figured out how many words contained the letters found under the fingernails of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Ronette Pulaski. Hawk came to check on her work just before Dick arrived to take her out to lunch. Hawk gave him the cold shoulder and left before they went to lunch at the Double R Diner.\nAt the diner, Dick bored Lucy with his talking about his work and the way he used his fork. She then displayed her annoyance with the fact that he had not called her in weeks despite how exciting their relationship had become. He then discussed a way to make it up to her and she proposed a maternity dress, informing him of her pregnancy.\nShe collided with Andy in a hallway at the station the next day. She noticed that he had an issue of Flesh World and was on his way to the bathroom. Disgusted, she shoved the book at him and left in a huff to the receptionist's desk.\nLucy was later approached by Andy and was still upset over catching him with the magazine. Agent Cooper came and dismissed Andy so he could talk to Lucy about her behavior as of late. She complained about the things she did not like about Andy and explained her relationship with Dick Tremayne, which had while she and Andy were on a break. He asked if she wanted to get back with Andy, but she did not know and became upset, then left the area.\nLater, she drank a coffee during a storm as Judge Clinton Sternwood arrived at the station and greeted her, asked for a hug, and noticed that she was upset. Sheriff Truman then arrived, followed by Agent Cooper. The three men went as Dick arrived, saying that he was ashamed of his own behavior and gave her $650 for an abortion. This upset her and she kicked him out of the station, giving his money back.\nLucy went to Sheriff Truman in the morning to tell him that she would be leaving to see her sister, Gwen in Tacoma, as she and her husband had a baby the previous week. She reluctantly left, escorted by the sheriff.\nShe returned to Twin Peaks a few days later with her sister, and they went to the sheriff's station, Gwen carrying her son Carl and discussing an infection she had. Lucy asked Hawk if he had seen Andy, but he shook his head.\nLater, Andy came to the sheriff's station and saw Lucy holding her nephew, which caused him to faint. She held ice to his head as Gwen rambled on and interrupted Andy's wishes to talk with Lucy in private until they told Gwen to shut up. She went away and Andy told Lucy that he could very well be the father of her child, as he had his sperm re-counted.\nAndy went to her the next day, wishing to talk about their child, but she confirmed to him that it may not have been his.\nDick came to see her at the station and she took him to a room with Andy, where she told them she wanted full cooperation from both of them throughout her pregnancy. This occurred as Leland Palmer confessed to his daughter's murder and subsequently died in custody.\nDick announced to her the next day that he had quit smoking and wished to speak about the baby while Lucy changed fluorescent light bulbs. Andy intervened, stating that there should not be any fighting between them.\nAs Agent Cooper prepared to leave Twin Peaks, he gave Lucy his best wishes for her and the baby and wished to be invited to her wedding. However, Cooper was stopped by Special Agent Roger Hardy, who told him he had been suspended from the FBI.\nA couple of days later, Lucy sat down with Judy Swain, Andy, and Dick. Judy was the case manager for Nicky Needleman, an orphan who was under Dick's care and may have been traumatized by his parents' mysterious deaths.\nDick came back to the station in the evening and passed by her to speak with Andy.\nLater she answered a call for Truman but discovered that the sheriff and all of the other men at the station had been taken by the charms of Lana Milford.\nThe next day, Lucy overheard a conversation between Andy and Dick, but they were gone when she came to investigate. She was instead met by Cooper, who had assigned her to search newspapers for a chess deal of any information about a Windom Earle.\nLater at night, Lucy explained to Truman that the station's power was out due to a bomb in the woods.\nThe following day, Andy informed Lucy that he and Dick believed that Nicky murdered his parents when he was six years old, but Lucy did not believe the boy to be capable of this.\nLater, Major Garland Briggs stumbled in, wishing to speak to the sheriff, and he collapsed. After he came to and was taken to Harry's office, Lucy brought him water.\nIn the evening, Doctor Hayward forced her, Andy, and Dick together for a meeting. The doctor shot down the accusations that Nicky murdered his parents, informing them that the boy was conceived by a rape, his mother died in childbirth, and his adoptive parents were killed in a car accident.\nA couple of days later, Sheriff Truman had Lucy call Pete to the station and to check the newspaper for any chess moves by Windom Earle.\nDuring Pete's work, he had Lucy and Andy start playing chess. She became frustrated when he moved one of his knights without doing the \"little hook thing,\" as he believed it was optional, though Pete corrected him. She then put Andy in check.\nLater in the evening, Lucy appeared as a model in the fashion show for the Stop Ghostwood campaign.\nThe next morning, Andy dropped through the ceiling in front of Lucy's desk, preparing for the Sheriff's Department's trip to Owl Cave. She had him promise he would be careful.\nLucy went to Dick's wine-tasting event the next day, again sponsored by the Stop Ghostwood campaign. There, she became fed up with Dick's snootiness.\nThe day after the wine-tasting, she asked Andy for advice on her speech for the upcoming Miss Twin Peaks Contest and told him that the next day, she would choose whether he or Dick would act as her baby's father, regardless of who it belonged to biologically.\nIn the morning, Lucy and the rest of the women participating in Miss Twin Peaks were taught some choreography by Tim Pinkle. At the contest that night, Lucy displayed her talent for dance.\nAs the judges decided on the winner, Lucy took Andy and Dick aside to announce to them that she had chosen Andy as the father of her child. Dick congratulated Andy and then went to make his vote for Miss Twin Peaks. Andy told Lucy that he was excited for his responsibility of being a father, but excused himself to talk to Agent Cooper. Following Annie Blackburn's win, chaos ensued.\nBack at the station, Andy asked Lucy if she was scared, and she confirmed this by expressing her worry that the lights at the Roadhouse were going out and that she was afraid that the same thing would happen in a hospital elevator when she was in labor. Andy declared that if this happened, he would be with her and help her have the baby inside the elevator. They shared a kiss and, for the first time, said \"I love you.\"\nLater life\nLucy had her baby, a son, on Marlon Brando's birthday, and although Andy wanted to name him Marlon, the name Wally was decided on. Andy and Lucy married at some point over the next twenty-five years and both retained their jobs in the sheriff's department.\nA man in a suit came to the station one day, asking to speak to Sheriff Truman, but he did not know whether he wanted to talk to the one who was sick, or the one who was fishing. He gave Lucy his card and left.\n \nLater, Hawk\u2014by then promoted to Deputy Chief\u2014called Lucy and Andy to the conference room and told them that, according to the Log Lady, there was something missing from the files he brought to the room that somehow pertained to Agent Cooper, who had gone missing since before Wally was born.\nLucy and Andy further investigated the files, but could not figure out what was missing. While meeting with Hawk, Lucy pointed out that a chocolate bunny was missing from the evidence and admitted that she had eaten it years before to relieve gas. Hawk soon brought them to the conclusion that they were not looking for the bunny.\nLater, after a phone conversation with Sheriff Frank Truman about the thermostat, she became frightened when he suddenly entered the station. Andy comforted her, trying to explain cell phones and reassured her. Soon after, Wally arrived at the station to pay his respects to Harry and give his blessing for Lucy and Andy to turn his room into a study.\nLucy later called Frank\u2014who was in Hawk's office\u2014to inform him that his wife, Doris, was on her way.\nLucy and Andy later shopped for a chair online, arguing over whether to get it in red or beige, Lucy arguing for the latter. Andy soon decided to let Lucy have the decision her way. However, she ordered the red chair.\nDeputy Chad Broxford later came to Lucy's desk, commenting on the weather. She recounted to him a story when Andy thought a clock had stopped and they did not realize what time it was. She then watched as Chad went out to retrieve the mail.\nFBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole later called the station and she transferred him to Sheriff Truman.\nFollowing the department's trip to Jack Rabbit's Palace, Lucy provided a woman they found with clothing.\nLucy transferred the Log Lady's final call to Hawk, who later announced to Lucy, Andy, Bobby, and Frank that Margaret had died.\nAndy later brought Cooper's doppelganger inside the station, believing him to be the real Dale Cooper. However, Lucy then received a call from the real Cooper and transferred him to Sheriff Truman. She made her way to Truman's office, where she shot and killed the doppelganger, commenting that she now knew how cell phones worked.\nShe witnessed BOB being pulled out of the doppelganger's body as the real Cooper arrived and BOB was shattered by Freddie Sykes. Cooper told all who were present that he hoped to see them again and that things would change, as the past dictated the future.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending in the International Pilot.\nAt her home, she plays with a paddle-ball as Andy plays trumpet. She gets a phone call from Leland Palmer, who is trying to contact Sheriff Truman. He tells her that his wife believes she saw Laura's killer. She says she will contact Truman and Deputy Hawk as soon as she hangs up. Lucy hangs up the phone, then calls Sheriff Truman in his cruiser to tell him about Leland's call.\nShe then calls Agent Cooper to tell him of Leland's call. He tells her to have Harry get the sketch of the killer and go to the hospital.\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nLost\nWhen Cooper and Ken decide to discuss a case over coffee, Lucy brings some in, but Cooper rejects this coffee for a can of Georgia Coffee, which he suggests to them.\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nWhen Cooper suggests the same again, Lucy brings in several cans of Georgia Coffee.\nBehind the scenes\nLucy is played by Kimmy Robertson, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nTrivia\nHer last name is given as \"Morgan\" in the credits of the pilot episode.\nLucy buys all of the books for the Bookhouse Boys, her favorite being The Stand by Stephen King."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Lydecker_Veterinary_Clinic.json b/data/input_docs/Lydecker_Veterinary_Clinic.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2ff8b214d174b4040ddfea519ced33e54764afb2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Lydecker_Veterinary_Clinic.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Lydecker_Veterinary_Clinic", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Lydecker_Veterinary_Clinic", "text": "Lydecker Veterinary Clinic\nThe Lydecker Veterinary Clinic was the practice of Bob Lydecker in Twin Peaks, Washington. Midge Loomer worked as a receptionist at the clinic.\n \nHistory\nIn February 1989, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman went to the clinic, following up on a lead about a man named \"BOB\" and confiscated their files to find a myna bird owned by Jacques Renault.\nPersonnel\nBob Lydecker (veterinarian)\nMidge Loomer (receptionist)\nBehind the scenes\nThe exteriors were shot at 30354 Mulholland Highway in Cornell, California. It is currently home to The Rock Store, a popular spot for motorcycle enthusiasts."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/MC.json b/data/input_docs/MC.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9a7eebcee1167e688dd757592754582bb7ee9741 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/MC.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "MC", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/MC", "text": "MC\n\"Next, on the Roadhouse playlist! It's one of our favorites: \"Sharp Dressed Man,\" by ZZ Top!\"\nAn unidentified man was the host and master of ceremonies at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nThe MC formally introduced several of the Roadhouse's acts and welcomed them to the stage, including the Nine Inch Nails,, James Hurley,, Lissie, and Edward Louis Severson III.\nOne night in October 2016, the MC introduced ZZ Top's \"Sharp Dressed Man\" on the Roadhouse playlist, and turned up a mock volume knob on a placard before dancing his way offstage.\nImmediately after Severson's performance, the MC unexpectedly announced \"Audrey's Dance,\" and the patrons cleared a space for Audrey Horne to dance for the crowd.\nBehind the scenes\nThe MC was portrayed by JR Starr in Twin Peaks (2017). He also filmed introductions for The Cactus Blossoms, Au Revoir Simone, Trouble, Hudson Mohawke and Julee Cruise, which were not used in the final cut. These are included in the full musical performances featured in Twin Peaks: From Z to A."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mac_Fousteck.json b/data/input_docs/Mac_Fousteck.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..88319b8765c315acdf3aa08c40b9d5745c00bad9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mac_Fousteck.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mac_Fousteck", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mac_Fousteck", "text": "Mac Fousteck\nMac Fousteck 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/Maddy_Ferguson.json b/data/input_docs/Maddy_Ferguson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fb0bec345ba74ae96f8a06e028f0fabe1a2cd987 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Maddy_Ferguson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Maddy_Ferguson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Maddy_Ferguson", "text": "Maddy Ferguson\nMadeleine \"Maddy\" Ferguson was the niece of Sarah Palmer who came to Twin Peaks for the funeral of her cousin, Laura Palmer. Maddy was several years older than Laura, but otherwise looked identical, excluding Maddy's dark hair and bookish glasses.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nMaddy was the daughter of Beth, who lived in Missoula, Montana. She was the niece of Sarah Palmer and the cousin of Sarah's daughter, Laura.\nThe script for \"Episode 2\" identifies Maddy's father's name as Donald.\nGrowing up, Maddy was very close with Laura, so close that many would believe them to be sisters. When Maddy was sixteen, she had a boyfriend and she introduced Laura to cigarettes, and also let her try on her clothes.\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer indicates that Maddy knew and befriended Donna Hayward, although they seem to first meet during the series itself.\nMaddy attended Missoula High School and by 1989, she worked for an insurance company.\nLaura's murder investigation\n \nAfter Laura was found murdered in February 1989, Maddy arrived in Twin Peaks for the funeral. She greeted her uncle Leland and told him she was sorry about Laura.\n \nThe next day, as Deputy Andy Brennan sketched a man Maddy's aunt Sarah saw in a vision, Maddy served tea to Sheriff Harry S. Truman and later went to the Double R Diner to pick up an order for her aunt and uncle. There, she met James Hurley.\nShe went to the diner the next day and met James, who introduced her to Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward. She learned that the two were doing their own investigation into the murder and wished for Maddy to find a hiding place in the Palmer house that Laura had spoken of before. The three then left the diner together.\nLater that night, having found Laura's hiding place, Maddy crept down the stairs with a box, which contained a tape.\nShe listened to the tape at with James and Donna at the latter's home the next morning. In it, Laura expressed to Doctor Lawrence Jacoby how easy it was to speak into the recorder and went on to mention a coconut connected with secrets. They noticed that the tape for the night Laura died was missing and James supposed Jacoby had it, and he suggested they went to Jacoby's office later in the night by luring him out with a \"phone call from Laura.\"\nLater, Maddy snuck out of the Palmer home to meet James and Donna in the park. She donned a blonde wig, making her look exactly like Laura. James called Jacoby and handed the phone to Maddy, who recited quotes from Laura's tape and told Jacoby she wished to see him at Sparkwood and 21 in ten minutes. She waited at the phone while James and Donna went to Jacoby's office.\nMaddy wandered around the park, waiting for Donna and James, who soon arrived to pick her up. They went back to Donna's house, where they listened to Laura's tape, in which she noted James to be sweet, but dumb, and mentioned a \"mystery man\" who drove a red corvette. James said that Jacoby did not kill Laura, but Donna asked how he got Laura's necklace.\nMaddy sat on the couch the next morning at the Palmer home, talking with her aunt, who asked if she missed her mother. However, Maddy avoided the question and told her about a dream she had, but was interrupted by Leland, who entered with his hair having turned completely white. She looked down at the floor and it began to appear to her as if it was stained with blood.\nShe meets with Donna at the Double R and gave her a pair of Laura's sunglasses. Maddy then broke her own eyeglasses, saying she hated them. She asked about James being arrested and if they were responsible for a heart attack suffered by Doctor Jacoby. She then told Donna about Leland's hair changing color.\nIn the evening, she joined Leland and Sarah at the Hayward home, where Gersten Hayward played the piano and Harriet Hayward presented a poem about Laura. There, Donna informed her that she had gotten Laura's Meals on Wheels route and was to start the next day.\n \nAt Donna's house the next evening, Maddy sang a song along with James and Donna. As the song finished, she exchanged glances with James, upsetting Donna and causing her to run out of the room. As James chased Donna and the latter received a phone call, Maddy saw a long-haired man stalk behind the couch and climb over it.\nThe following day, she went to the diner with James, where they discussed Donna's strange behavior. As James expressed his wishes to sometimes leave town, she comforted him by placing a hand on his, just as Donna entered and misinterpreted her action. Donna angrily told James about a much better man she met while working the Meals on Wheels route before storming out of the diner.\nJames later came to the Palmer home, clearly upset. He explained that his alcoholic mother had shown up. Maddy held him just as Donna showed up, once again misinterpreting their actions and leaving.\nMaddy expressed to Leland that she felt like she had fallen into a dream since she showed up and that everyone seemed to treat her as if she was Laura. Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper then arrived to arrest Leland for the murder of Jacques Renault, a suspect in Laura's murder.\nMaddy met with Donna at the diner the next day to discuss their relationships with James. Donna changed the subject to Laura's secret diary, which was in the possession of Harold Smith.\nMaddy attended her uncle's hearing for the murder of Jacques the following evening. Leland was released on bail until his trial after a statement by Sheriff Truman.\nShe met with Donna and they planned their way to get the diary from Harold's apartment.\nShe then went to the diner to get a coffee and encountered James. He asked if she had seen Donna, which she denied and quickly left with the coffee to go to Harold's apartment, where she hid outside in the bushes. She soon saw Donna's signal for her to go inside and she did so. She was silently told by Donna where to find the diary hidden in Harold's bookshelf. However, she was caught and an upset Harold cornered them.\nAfter scratching his own face with a gardening tool, Harold expressed his disappointment in Donna betraying his trust. James then burst through the door and got the girls out, but Harold managed to take the diary back.\nShe went to the lake the next day and was joined by James, who determined that his feelings for Maddy were purely because of Donna, and Maddy spoke of her mental link to Laura and her belief that James and Donna should be together. She also told him that she would be returning home the next day. She kissed him on the cheek and said her goodbyes to him.\nShe went out to the living room in the morning to tell her aunt and uncle that she would be going back to Missoula.\nMurder\n \nIn the evening, she went down to the living room, smelling something burning and found Sarah on the floor. Leland switched between himself and the long-haired man Maddy saw and began beating her, then dancing with her. This culminated with him proclaiming, \"Leland says you're going back to Missoula, Montana!\" and slamming her head into a painting, killing her. He then placed a small piece of paper with the letter 'O' under her left ring finger and wrapped her body in plastic, which was discovered the following night.\nLeland was quickly arrested for Maddy's murder, having done so while possessed by the spirit known as \"BOB.\" However, he died in custody.\nHer doppelganger, with white irises, later appeared to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in the Black Lodge, telling him to \"watch out\" for her cousin.\nMark Frost suggested that Maddy would not have been murdered in the new version of events resulting from \"Part 17.\"\nBehind the scenes\nMaddy was portrayed by Sheryl Lee. The character was created when David Lynch was so impressed by Sheryl Lee's performance as Laura while filming the picnic tape and wanted to have her on the show regularly.\nMaddy's full name comes from two characters in Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 film Vertigo. The female lead character is named Madeleine and the male lead has the last name, Ferguson. Kim Novak also plays two characters in the film, much like Sheryl Lee did in Twin Peaks.\nGallery\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Madoc.json b/data/input_docs/Madoc.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..43b7a2ed327ab6bfda5f1bc83ef37858447da9a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Madoc.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Madoc", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Madoc", "text": "Madoc\nMadoc, known in Welsh as Madog ab Owain Gwynedd, was a 12th century Welsh prince who sailed to modern-day America and established several colonies along the Mississippi River.\nHe was rumored to be an ancestor to the Mandan tribe.\nBehind the scenes\nMadoc, alternately spelled as Madog, ab Owain Gwynedd is a character of folklore, said to have sailed to America in 1170. The story was expanded to state that his fellow voyagers intermarried with Native Americans in the area. There is no conclusive evidence of Madoc's existence."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Magazines.json b/data/input_docs/Magazines.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3d2dd9350662ab22c431c3302968927f2e1c9d5c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Magazines.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Magazines", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Magazines", "text": "Magazines\nThe following is a collection of magazines featuring Twin Peaks.\nMagazines\nTV Guide - May 15, 2017"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Maggie_Brown.json b/data/input_docs/Maggie_Brown.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..55d39a803ef51f9ae43de275506c18f2535511b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Maggie_Brown.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Maggie_Brown", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Maggie_Brown", "text": "Maggie Brown\nMaggie Brown was the dispatcher for the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nWhen Sheriff Frank Truman returned from a fishing trip, Maggie filled him in on a few calls they had during his absence, including the drug overdose of Denny Craig.\nMaggie later expressed disbelief at Deputy Chad Broxford's cruel remarks about Doris Truman as well as the Trumans' son who committed suicide."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Majestic_12.json b/data/input_docs/Majestic_12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f2719c515f35235a693d7528772a0561ef301f31 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Majestic_12.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Majestic_12", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Majestic_12", "text": "Majestic 12\nMajestic 12 (abbreviated as MJ-12 and also known as the Wise Men and possibly Project Gleem) was the code name of an alleged secret committee of scientists, military leaders, and government officials, formed to facilitate investigation of unidentified flying objects.\nHistory\nBy 1952, United States Air Force officer Nathan F. Twining was said to have organized the group under the orders of President Harry S. Truman. Its members (among them secretary of defense James Forrestal) were given the highest security clearance in the history of American military.\nAs of 2016, the existence of Majestic 12 remained in dispute."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Malcolm_Sloan.json b/data/input_docs/Malcolm_Sloan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0654602e0c13541652d9d6d060460ec2ca6145d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Malcolm_Sloan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Malcolm_Sloan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Malcolm_Sloan", "text": "Malcolm Sloan\nMalcolm Sloan was the secret lover of Evelyn Marsh who lived in the Marsh home, acting as Evelyn's brother and family driver.\nBiography\nMalcolm met James Hurley in March 1989, claiming to be Evelyn's brother and Jeffrey Marsh's driver. He discussed his life at the house and said that Mr. Marsh abused Evelyn.\nDuring an episode of abuse, Malcolm went to James and told him that he swore he would kill Marsh.\nHe observed James and Evelyn having a romantic encounter the following day.\nLater in the evening, he went to Evelyn and kissed her.\nAfter Jeffrey was killed, Malcolm and Evelyn pinned the blame on James, though they were the ones responsible.\nLater he went to get Evelyn from the bar and threatened to kill James' friend if she interfered.\nFinding James and Evelyn in an embrace, he hit James with a gun and prepared a cover story, framing James again as having come back to kill her, and her killing him in self-defense.\n \nHe tried to convince Evelyn to leave her fingerprints on his gun so he could then kill James, but she refused. Donna then burst into the home, pleading for James' life. Malcolm then commanded Evelyn to hand over the gun, but she shot Malcolm, killing him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Man_hit_with_bottle.json b/data/input_docs/Man_hit_with_bottle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..932f45aac583186b363afa1231dd60ff25d77b5b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Man_hit_with_bottle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Man_hit_with_bottle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Man_hit_with_bottle", "text": "Man hit with bottle\nA man was involved in an altercation with Monique's husband at the Roadhouse.\nBiography\nThe man was apparently involved with Monique, a married woman. As they watched Audrey dance, Monique's husband threw a beer bottle at him, starting a fight. Disturbed, Audrey ran over to her husband Charlie and begged him to get her out of there."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Man_in_suit.json b/data/input_docs/Man_in_suit.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..89802f4e6208fb3a5aec498a5e8b9de7fb5a567f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Man_in_suit.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Man_in_suit", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Man_in_suit", "text": "Man in suit\n\"It's about insurance.\"\nA man wearing a suit inquired after \"Sheriff Truman\" at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department in late 2016. Explaining that he was calling \"about insurance,\" the man repeatedly asked for Truman, and was bewildered when Lucy Brennan said that there were two, one of whom was sick while the other was gone fishing. Finally, the man awkwardly offered Lucy his business card and rushed out, saying he would call another day."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mandie_and_Sandie.json b/data/input_docs/Mandie_and_Sandie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..772eee7287f91add1201966b3c36c48b1bd44ce4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mandie_and_Sandie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mandie_and_Sandie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mandie_and_Sandie", "text": "Mandie and Sandie\nMandie and Sandie, along with their companion Candie, were personal assistants to casino owners Rodney and Bradley Mitchum.\nBiography\nLike Candie, the girls wore pink cocktail waitress uniforms and constantly attended to the Mitchum brothers, both at home and at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nThe girls 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.\nOne night, Mandie and Sandie prepared martinis for the Mitchums as they watched the news on television. Sandie tried to console Candie as she wept, but was pushed away, and shrugged at Rodney.\nThey leaned against the wall in the surveillance room as Anthony Sinclair arrived to break some important news to the Mitchums regarding their insurance claim.\nThe next evening, Mandie and Sandie joined the Mitchums and Dale Cooper at Santino's after being delayed in traffic, where they 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, delivering gifts to Bushnell Mullins as thanks for honoring their original insurance claim.\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."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mannie_Josephson.json b/data/input_docs/Mannie_Josephson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd81d57475f8a88cdf6604cdcc60571b2b383f27 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mannie_Josephson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mannie_Josephson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mannie_Josephson", "text": "Mannie Josephson\n\"Best sense of humor; always knew the punchline but never 'read' a play.\"\nMannie Josephson was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 53."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mansion_room.json b/data/input_docs/Mansion_room.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e52190ff943402e3c05da89581cafdfb36373a71 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mansion_room.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mansion_room", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mansion_room", "text": "Mansion room\n\"Where is this? Where are we?\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nA mansion room overlooking the purple sea was visited by Dale Cooper during his escape from the red room.\nThe \"mansion room\" is the name used by director David Lynch for this set during filming.\nProperties\nThe room had an arched ceiling and a curved sofa sitting before a large hearth, and at least two doors set on opposite sides. A window led onto a small balcony, which looked down on a vast purple body of water. A blue rose sat on a table beside a giant panel resembling a wall socket. This socket, at various times, seemed to \"connect\" to a cigarette lighter in Mr. C's car, and then to the wall socket of an empty home in Rancho Rosa Estates, Las Vegas.\nIn the back of the room, a ladder led to a hatch, which would deposit the traveler on a tiny box floating in the middle of space. On top of this \"spaceship\" was a bell-shaped machine, like those found in the Fireman's home.\nHistory\nAfter disappearing from a glass box in New York City, Dale Cooper fell through space, and soon saw a blooming purple mass in front of him. He fell onto the balcony and made his way inside the room, which was suffused with a purple aura, causing time to stutter and reverse. He found a woman with no eyes sitting before the fire, who touched his face and tried to speak, but could only make chirping sounds. Suddenly, something began banging on the two doors, and Naido urged him to be quiet. As it continued, the wall panel, which was labeled \"15,\" lit up and began humming. Cooper approached the panel, but Naido rushed over and pulled him away, waving her hand to indicate it was not safe. Instead, she led him to the rear ladder and climbed onto the roof.\n \nOutside, Naido pulled a lever on the bell-shaped device and was electrically shocked, throwing her off the ship into nothingness. After a moment, Cooper noticed the face of Major Garland Briggs floating past in the darkness, which said the words: \"Blue Rose.\"\nUpon returning to the room, Cooper found that the purple aura had disappeared, along with the skipping. Sitting on the sofa now was an American girl, who turned to look at Cooper, and then at her digital watch, which turned to 2:53. Cooper approached the wall socket again, which now had the number \"3.\" As the banging started again, the girl told Cooper that when he got \"there,\" he would already be there, and that he should leave before her mother came. As he neared the outlet, Cooper was jolted off his feet, forced headfirst into the outlet. His shoes fell off as he entered fully, landing on the floor.\nPhillip Jeffries' mechanism was situated in a room with a similar design to the mansion room, possibly the same one.\nIt is possible the room is part of the Fireman's home, although it does not appear to exist in black and white."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/March_1989.json b/data/input_docs/March_1989.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..58699dc61c3ea4050fdb7fd5125a9cbb4cce42a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/March_1989.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "March_1989", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/March_1989", "text": "March 1989\nThe following events took place in March 1989:\nEvents\n\nWednesday, March 1\nTo be added\nThursday, March 2\nTo be added\nFriday, March 3\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 4\nTo be added\nSunday, March 5\nTo be added\nMonday, March 6\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 7\nTo be added\nWednesday, March 8\nTo be added\nThursday, March 9\nTo be added\nFriday, March 10\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 11\nTo be added\nSunday, March 12\nTo be added\nMonday, March 13\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 14\nTo be added\nWednesday, March 15\nTo be added\nThursday, March 16\nTo be added\nFriday, March 17\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 18\nTo be added\nSunday, March 19\nTo be added\nMonday, March 20\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 21\nTo be added\nWednesday, March 22\nTo be added\nThursday, March 23\nTo be added\nFriday, March 24\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 25\nTo be added\nSunday, March 26\nTo be added\nMonday, March 27\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 28\nTo be added\nDeaths\nLeo Johnson"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Margaret_Honeycutt.json b/data/input_docs/Margaret_Honeycutt.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7a69e252f6764d26a6c419386638e332e9e5cb7e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Margaret_Honeycutt.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Margaret_Honeycutt", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Margaret_Honeycutt", "text": "Margaret Honeycutt\nMargaret Honeycutt was a teacher at Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn February 23, 1989, she was teaching to Laura's classroom.\nThe following morning, she was interrupted while taking roll by a state trooper who asked if Bobby Briggs was in her class. He then pulled her aside, telling her that her absent student, Laura Palmer, was found dead. Shocked, she told her class that there would be an announcement."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Margaret_Lanterman.json b/data/input_docs/Margaret_Lanterman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..576786929239e1196a5808f7a72376dbe40977d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Margaret_Lanterman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Margaret_Lanterman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Margaret_Lanterman", "text": "Margaret Lanterman\n\"This is 'now,' and now will never be again.... We come from the elemental, and return to it. There is change, but nothing is lost. There is much we cannot see \u2013 air, for instance, most of the time \u2013 but knowing our next breath will follow our last without fail is an act of faith. Is it not? Dark times will always come, as night follows day. A dark age will test us all, each and every one. Trust and do not tremble in the face of the unknown. It shall not remain unknown to you for long. Robert knows this now, as will we all in the sweet by-and-by.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman, 1986\nMargaret Lanterman (n\u00e9e Coulson), better known as the Log Lady, was known as such for carrying a cut log with her that she claimed had an agency to be able to perceive events. To most residents in the town, she was perceived solely as mentally ill as she often spoke in nonsequiturs. However, aside from her confusing speech patterns, she was a shaman who was able to interact with the spiritual world through the log that accurately described multiple events. Members of the Bookhouse Boys including Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Deputy Hawk recognized the Log Lady as having connections with the spiritual world, with Hawk mentioning that the log held many spirits within it.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\n \nIn her childhood, Margaret attended school at Warren G. Harding Elementary. In third grade, she met Robert Jacoby, who would become a life-long friend of hers. Jacoby noted that Margaret was unusually tall for her age, a trait that would follow her throughout life, and was a bit awkward and reserved towards her peers as a result, but he also noticed that beneath her quiet surface, she was quite intelligent and dignified.\nOn the evening of September 8, 1947, Margaret suddenly disappeared alongside classmates Carl Rodd and Alan Traherne during a school outing. The three children would reappear just as suddenly the next day, September 9, and none of them could offer any coherent account for the hours they have been gone. Margaret, alongside the two other children, was brought to the Calhoun Memorial Hospital. There, she was examined by Dr. Dan Hayward, who noted that she, like the two boys, experienced intense thirst and hunger following her disappearance, but he chalked this up to the fact that they had been lost in the wilderness for several hours. He also noticed that had a pattern of raised skin on the back of her right knee, forming three triangles. Hayward tried to question her about them, but though she complained of feeling slight pain where the marks were, she could apparently not remember where and how she got them. Hayward also noted in his report that Margaret had asked him if he thought \"the owl would be coming back,\" though she would not elaborate on what she meant by this. Hayward speculated that this strange question might be down to her memory being fuzzy as children tended to block out traumatic experiences, though he found it rather strange that the two boys did not seem to remember any details about the night either.\nMargaret returned to normal life afterward, but Jacoby quickly discovered that his friend had been marked somehow by whatever experience she had undergone, noticing that after the incident she became less playful and more quiet, internal, and watchful. Though he tried to get Margaret to talk about what had happened, she would not confide in him, but he sensed that she remembered more than she was willing to share.\nMargaret attended Twin Peaks High School and graduated in 1958. Jacoby remained friends with Margaret during their years in the high school, and even dated her a couple of times. He noticed that during this time, she kept her serious demeanor from her childhood and appeared observant and self-contained when compared to her adolescent peers. He also noted that she felt no need to engage with artificial entertainment, such as films and books, and appeared puzzled by other people's attempt to escape reality through them. Jacoby remembered one curious incident though, where he had taken Margaret out to see the science-fiction film Invaders from Mars. Margaret had been unusually deeply affected by the film, and she and Jacoby had a long conversation afterwards about the possibility of life on other planets. Jacoby noticed that during the conversation, she had insisted on using the term \"life from other places\" and had wondered what interest \"they\" had in us. \nAfter high school, Margaret attended Evergreen University, majoring in Forestry and Wildlife Management. She hoped that her degree could help her find employment in the U.S. Forest Service, but, much to her disappointment, the only job that the Forest Service offered to female applicants at the time was secretarial work. Instead, she took up a job at the Twin Peaks Town Library. She also took up an interest in environmental protection, and would spend a portion of her free time raising money for the Sierra Club.\nThrough her work for the Sierra Club, she eventually met Samson \"Sam\" Lanterman. She and Sam fell in love and got married, but Margaret was almost immediately widowed, as Sam was a volunteer fireman and was called out to a forest fire during their wedding reception. The very same evening, Sam perished in the fire after falling into a burning ravine. The following day, she cut a log from a Douglas fir that had fallen during the fire.\nIn late 1983, Margaret was visited by 12-year-old Laura Palmer and told her of owls and several things she knew about her.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\n \nOn February 18, 1989, Margaret briefly encountered Laura Palmer outside the local roadhouse. Putting her hand to her log and then the stunned Laura's forehead, Margaret intoned: \"When this kind of fire starts, it is very hard to put out. The tender boughs of innocence burn first, and the wind rises, and then all goodness is in jeopardy.\"\nMargaret cried and cradled her log the night of February 23 as Laura was murdered.\nThe next day, she attended a conference held by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who announced the bureau's takeover of the murder investigation of Laura's murder. Margaret flickered the lights, shushing the citizens in attendance.\nThe next day, she drank coffee at the Double R Diner when she was greeted by Agent Cooper. She overheard him speaking about Laura and went to him, saying her log saw something the night of the murder. She told him to ask it, but he said nothing and she left.\nThe Log Lady attended Laura Palmer's funeral two days later.\n \nA few days later, Deputy Hawk, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Agent Cooper, and Doctor Will Hayward came to her cabin, where she had been waiting for them. She invited them in for tea and cookies and said they were two days late. She told them about her husband, who was a logging man, who \"met the devil\" in the form of fire the day after their wedding. Hawk then commented that \"The wood holds many spirits.\" She said that her log saw something the night Laura was killed and presented it to Agent Cooper, who asked it what it saw. Margaret talked for it: \"my log\" described darkness, laughter, owls flying, two men, two girls, flashlights in the woods over the ridge, quiet, and then the footsteps of a man. And then, not long after, she alleged that the log heard the screams of a girl further up over the ridge.\nShe sat at the Double R Diner several days later, chewing gum, which she spat out and stuck to the wall.\nMargaret returned to the diner the next day and sat next to Major Garland Briggs. Norma Jennings poured her a cup of coffee and requested her to start properly disposing of her gum. She then swallowed her current wad of gum and asked for a bear claw. She observed the Major's medals, asking him if he had any pride for his medals, which he denied. Her log then told her a message for Briggs, which she translated to \"Deliver the message,\" which Briggs understood the meaning of.\nShe went to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman days later to tell them, \"There are owls in the Roadhouse\" and confirmed to Cooper that something was happening. She went to the Roadhouse with them, where she ate many peanuts.\n\"The opening to a gateway\"\nThe Log Lady attended the wedding of Dougie Milford and his new bride, Lana. She commented that she \"just Milford weddings.\"\nMargaret went to the diner a few days later, where she saw Major Briggs, who had a pattern of three triangles behind his ear. She went to the sheriff's station with Briggs, and they told Cooper about the markings on them, hers of the two mountains surrounding Twin Peaks. She also recalled having heard a call of an owl when she received the marking as a girl. Margaret also said she heard the sound before her husband died.\nMargaret ate at the diner the next day when Agent Cooper entered with his loud, nearly-deaf superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole. She observed as Cole admired Shelly's beauty, and he declared that he could hear Shelly speak, despite his hearing problems. He described it as a miracle, and Margaret asked what was wrong with miracles, declaring her pie to be a miracle.\nMargaret attended the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, where choreographer Tim Pinkle cried with joy on her shoulder, upon seeing the contestants. The Log Lady was impersonated by Windom Earle, who was seeking to abduct the winning girl, who turned out to be Annie Blackburn.\nMargaret went to the sheriff's station, where Pete Martell accused her of stealing his truck. However, Cooper said Windom Earle was responsible. She brought a jar to Agent Cooper with oil, which her husband had retrieved and called \"an opening to a gateway.\"\nLater life\nIn September 2016, Margaret appeared to be weak and required the use of an oxygen mask. She called the sheriff's department and relayed a message from her log to Deputy Chief Hawk: something was missing and Hawk must find it, something related to Agent Cooper, who had since gone missing. She added that the way Hawk would find it had something to do with his heritage.\nShe later called Hawk on his cell phone and told him, \"the stars turn and a time presents itself,\" and made an offer for him to stop by her cabin for pie and coffee.\nMargaret later called Hawk again with another message, telling him about the presence of electricity and its fading glow. She went on to say that the Truman brothers were Hawk's brothers, as well as the other good men he associated with. She said that the circle was almost complete and for him to \"watch and listen to the dream of time and space. It all comes out now, flowing like a river. That which is and is not.\" Her message culminated in her saying, \"Laura is the one.\"\nAfter feeling that Hawk had found something, Margaret called him again, telling him that there was \"fire\" where he was going.\nShe called Hawk once more to announce that she was dying and told him to remember all that she had ever told him, particularly for him to watch for \"the one.\" She soon passed away and the light inside her cabin went out.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nThe Log Lady (played by Jan Hooks) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern after Leo Johnson confesses to Laura's murder. She tells Cooper that her log says Leo did it and she leaves.\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nLost\nThe Log Lady shows up at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department to confirm Agent Cooper's praises for Georgia Coffee.\nCherry Pie\nShe shows up at the Double R Diner to again confirm the praise for Georgia Coffee.\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nShe shows up once again to confirm praises for the coffee at the sheriff's station.\nThe Rescue\nWhen Cooper prepares to enter the Black Lodge to find Asami, Margaret says to \"watch.\"\nPlaying Lynch\nIn David Lynch's project, Psychogenic Fugue, actor John Malkovich plays various roles from Lynch projects, including the Log Lady and Dale Cooper. Among images posted prior to the project's announcement was an advertisement for Lanterman's Essential Oils, presumably related to Margaret Lanterman.\nLanterman's Essential OilsJohn Malkovich as the Log LadyJohn Malkovich as the Log Lady\nBehind the scenes\nThe Log Lady was played by Catherine E. Coulson, who was previously involved in production of David Lynch's Eraserhead (while married to its star, Jack Nance) and played the titular character in his short film, The Amputee.\nThe idea for the Log Lady was conceived by Lynch in the 1970s, when he had intended to do a television series called I'll Test My Log with Every Branch of Knowledge. He presented the concept in such terms, some of it was reused while other ideas were scrapped:\n\"It's a half-hour television show starring Catherine as the lady with the log. Her husband has been killed in a forest fire and his ashes are on the mantelpiece, with his pipes and his sock hat. He was a woodsman. But the fireplace is completely boarded up. Because she now is very afraid of fire. And she has a small child, but she doesn't drive, so she takes cabs. And each show would start with her making a phone call to some expert in one of the many fields of knowledge. Maybe on this particular day she calls a dentist, but she makes the appointment for her log. And the log goes in the dental chair and gets a little bib and chain and the dentist X-rays the log for cavities, goes through the whole thing, and the son is also there. Because she is teaching her son through his observations of what the log is going through. And then sometimes they go to a diner and they never get to where they're going. That was the idea.\"\nCoulson briefly parodied her role as the Log Lady on the USA Network series Psych in \"Dual Spires,\" the series' Twin Peaks tribute episode that featured numerous Twin Peaks actors. In the scene, she appears to be talking to a log, weirding out series protagonists Shawn and Gus: it eventually turns out she was actually talking to her grandson, to which Shawn and Gus express relief.\nCoulson appeared posthumously in the 2017 series. Lynch revealed in an interview that her scenes were shot mere days before Coulson passed away, remarking, \"Certain things came together just in the nick of time.\"\nTrivia\n \nWhen the series was syndicated to Bravo, Lynch created new Log Lady introductions for each episode. They range in length from under a minute to about three minutes.\nInterestingly, Margaret's scar presented in The Secret History of Twin Peaks is the marking on Major Briggs as rearranged by Agent Cooper, not of the Log Lady.\nHer husband is thought by some to be the Woodsman seen in the Meeting Room with other members of The Black Lodge.\nIt is thought that the spirit of her husband resides in her log due to Hawk's comment about the \"wood holding many spirits\" and seeing how Josie's soul is trapped in a wood knob in the Great Northern Hotel. It can be noted that it was not the personal opinion of the Log Lady's performer Catherine Coulson who considered that the log was more of memento of the Log Lady's late husband.\nThe Curious Woman in the Fat Trout Trailer Park has the same sweater as her, indicating perhaps a Deer Meadow alter-ego, as the town itself is shown as a twisted version of Twin Peaks in the movie.\nThe rule book for the Twin Peaks Murder Mystery Game erroneously states that Margaret witnessed Laura's murder rather than her log being a witness."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Marie_Schlurman.json b/data/input_docs/Marie_Schlurman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..86943a0f5358b1cacfb8e8259414e050a64eaac4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Marie_Schlurman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Marie_Schlurman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Marie_Schlurman", "text": "Marie Schlurman\nMarie Schlurman was a childhood friend and love interest of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nMarie was first introduced in Cooper's tapes as the sister of his friend Bradley. She was fourteen and lived next door to the Coopers. Dale saw her dancing suggestively through her window and she continued to do this on at least one other night, during which she took off her shirt and Dale saw her in her underwear, causing his first experience of sexual arousal.\nShe expressed an attraction to Cooper and allowed him to tie her up in order to practice his knot-tying skills for the Boy Scouts. She then tied him up, but he easily escaped.\nHowever, she later told Cooper that she could not talk to him until he was older. He subsequently followed her and saw her kissing a boy named Daren Seedler. Ten days later, Dale invited her to a party, but she declined and by this point, always had the shades in her room closed.\nMarie was deeply effected by the death of Bobby Kennedy, after which she opened her shades and stood nude in her window as she looked into Cooper's room. Days later, she French-kissed Cooper as the train carrying Kennedy's body passed through Philadelphia and she ran away with tears in her eyes.\nShe left for a family vacation to national parks a little under a week later and returned in about two months, and was quite clearly a changed person. She was now a flower child and criticized Dale's plan to join the FBI and that his \"heart was rotten and that would never achieve nirvana.\"\nMonths later, Marie suffered from an overdose at school and when Cooper visited her in the hospital, she revealed that she tried to kill herself by \"taking too many pills\" and offered him sexual favors if he helped her escape. He refused on the grounds of scout law, which angered her.\nShe later shaved her head and wrote a letter, apologizing to Dale and telling him that she had befriended a poet who had previously jumped off a bridge, breaking his legs in eleven places.\nThe next time Cooper spoke of Marie was months later, as she visited him while he was sick and was wearing a cheerleader outfit. She said that she was recovering and that she had found Jesus after the poet she met had committed suicide.\nCooper later received a drawing of Marie holding baby Jesus for Valentine's Day, but commented that he was not sure what to think of it.\nShe later showed some disapproval for the Apollo 11 mission and said that the astronauts might meet God on the moon, and He would tell them to go back where they belong.\nAfter the moon landing, she went outside and Dale joined her as they looked at the moon until she requested him to pray with her, though he continued to watch the moon as her eyes were closed.\nAfter the death of Dale's mother, Marie tried to comfort him by saying his mother was with God, but he was resistant to this and told her he would \"knock her goddamn teeth out\" if she spoke one more word.\nOn Dale's sixteenth birthday, she gave him a card with a dog on it.\nThe next Summer, Dale and his father went on a trip with the Schlurmans to the Poconos. On Independence Day, when the two were left alone, Marie ran into the woods, leaving a trail of her clothing. After they met, they had a sexual encounter after Cooper told her he believed in God, but they were interrupted when a rocket landed and exploded near them, causing a fire.\nTen days later, Marie dove off of a swimming platform and hit her head at Promised Land Lake and drowned, as nobody else was in the area. Her last words to Cooper were \"Thanks for saving my sneakers.\"\nShe was buried three days later in a silver coffin on a day with large, white clouds in the sky."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Marjorie_Cameron.json b/data/input_docs/Marjorie_Cameron.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..217e1b6f6345c9a8caea9770ffdb30df9e8462a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Marjorie_Cameron.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Marjorie_Cameron", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Marjorie_Cameron", "text": "Marjorie Cameron\nMarjorie Cameron Parsons was the second wife of Jack Parsons.\nBiography\nThe couple had recently wed in December 1949 and lived in an apartment at Manhattan Beach. On the 9th, she picked up her husband from a meeting with Douglas Milford to go to a flea market.\nBy June 1952, they moved into a carriage house on Orange Grove Boulevard, though they prepared arrangements to relocate to Mexico. On June 12, after arriving home less than an hour after her husband suffered fatal injuries from an explosion in his laboratory, Cameron fled to Mexico, making no comments to the press.\nBehind the scenes\nMarjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel (April 23, 1922 \u2013 July 24, 1995), known professionally under the mononym Cameron, was an American artist, poet, actress, and occultist."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Marjorie_Green.json b/data/input_docs/Marjorie_Green.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..16b6b5a5ad80110f020b6e25df076f7dd2a2018d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Marjorie_Green.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Marjorie_Green", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Marjorie_Green", "text": "Marjorie Green\nMarjorie Green was a resident of an apartment building on Arrowhead Road in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nMarjorie walked through the apartment complex with her dog, Armstrong, which discovered a smell coming from the room of Ruth Davenport, Marjorie's neighbor. Marjorie called the police and the scatterbrained woman sent officers Olson and Douglas on a short hunt to find a key to the room. It turned out that she had one the whole time, as she was supposed to water Ruth's plants whenever she was gone."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mark_Bartlett.json b/data/input_docs/Mark_Bartlett.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4a00a0d0df8f842118c22563322fc23f0ab25b57 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mark_Bartlett.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mark_Bartlett", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mark_Bartlett", "text": "Mark Bartlett\nMark Bartlett 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/Mark_Frost_Interview_with_Wrapped_in_Plastic.json b/data/input_docs/Mark_Frost_Interview_with_Wrapped_in_Plastic.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2c4a90da83427d603a14e53dee619665e8135ae8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mark_Frost_Interview_with_Wrapped_in_Plastic.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mark_Frost_Interview_with_Wrapped_in_Plastic", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mark_Frost_Interview_with_Wrapped_in_Plastic", "text": "Mark Frost Interview with Wrapped in Plastic\n\"Mark Frost Interview with Wrapped in Plastic\" is a featurette originally released on 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 a telephone interview with Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost, conducted by Craig Miller and John Thorne of Wrapped in Plastic magazine.\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/Mark_Twain.json b/data/input_docs/Mark_Twain.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..34f1b189e75c888587e12a088e31792c0cc44f53 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mark_Twain.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mark_Twain", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mark_Twain", "text": "Mark Twain\nMark Twain, born Samuel Clemens, was a writer and humorist.\nIn 1892 Twain was scheduled to read his novel Huckleberry Finn at the Old Opera House in Twin Peaks, Washington. However, he cancelled this event and instead explored the forests surrounding Twin Peaks.\nBehind the scenes\nSamuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 \u2013 April 21, 1910), best known by his pen name, Mark Twain, was an American writer. Among his best-known works were the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and its sequel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Marsh_house.json b/data/input_docs/Marsh_house.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d5e1d936befb713557c6a90cd47cb0716ef08998 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Marsh_house.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Marsh_house", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Marsh_house", "text": "Marsh house\nThe Marsh house was the residence of Jeffrey and Evelyn Marsh and their driver, Malcolm Sloan.\nHistory\nTo be added.\n \nBehind the scenes\nThe mansion where many of the exterior scenes were shot is a private residence located at 4825 Louise Avenue in Encino, California. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Martha_Grimes.json b/data/input_docs/Martha_Grimes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..593b64022cf1d8087f592cd2806f72088b2dac67 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Martha_Grimes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Martha_Grimes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Martha_Grimes", "text": "Martha Grimes\nMartha Grimes was a Twin Peaks High School student. She was Laura Palmer's schoolmate and was present when Margaret Honeycutt took attendance the day Laura's body appeared."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Martin_Luther_King.json b/data/input_docs/Martin_Luther_King.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6502fdd29b91e2b470e9a8afa90bb958c641e527 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Martin_Luther_King.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Martin_Luther_King", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Martin_Luther_King", "text": "Martin Luther King\nMartin Luther King was an American political activist.\nOn April 4, 1968, King was assassinated when he was shot in the neck while standing on a hotel balcony. Mr. Cooper of Philadelphia had a notable reaction to King's death, causing him to say \"shit\" in front of his son, Dale for the first time. The Cooper family subsequently watched television coverage of the assassination and Dale was confident that the assassin would be caught by the FBI.\nIn 1989, FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield explained that he was averse to violence, likening his method to that of Gandhi as well as King.\nBehind the scenes\nMartin Luther King Jr. (January 15, 1929 \u2013 April 4, 1968) was an American minister and civil rights leader, best known for his advocacy of nonviolence.\nIn the behind-the-scenes featurette Tell It Martin, David Lynch, during a production meeting, describes an affecting moment from the video of King's famous 1963 \"I Have a Dream\" speech."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Martin_Padley.json b/data/input_docs/Martin_Padley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..607aa38cdc86be0e4e63071de026f886af2a629f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Martin_Padley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Martin_Padley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Martin_Padley", "text": "Martin Padley\nMartin Padley was an actor who portrayed Chet Weems in the television series Invitation to Love."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Marty_Lindstrom.json b/data/input_docs/Marty_Lindstrom.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c846580e7183b61b04bad972bf5c00b5a9736fe8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Marty_Lindstrom.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Marty_Lindstrom", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Marty_Lindstrom", "text": "Marty Lindstrom\nMarty Lindstrom was the father of Norma Jennings and Annie Blackburn and co-founder of the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nLindstrom founded the Railroad Diner in 1938 with his wife Ilsa Lindstrom. Following World War II, he attempted to rename it Marty's Railroad Caf\u00e9, then finally the Double R Diner. He worked at the diner until becoming ill with heart disease.\nTo be added\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Marty\" name is a play on the \"Mar T\" name of the actual diner location used when the original TV series was shot there."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Marx_Brothers.json b/data/input_docs/Marx_Brothers.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4ac10ac828a9da8b0c32e0100335bc855891b615 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Marx_Brothers.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Marx_Brothers", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Marx_Brothers", "text": "Marx Brothers\n\"Harpo, you talk too much.\"\n \u2015Groucho Marx\nThe Marx Brothers were a vaudeville troupe, comprised of at least five brothers, among them Groucho and Harpo.\nThe group performed at the Bijou Opera House in the late 1910s.\nIn a tape recorded for Diane Evans on February 20, 1989, FBI Agent Dale Cooper quoted Groucho Marx.\nIn 2016, Agent Albert Rosenfield compared Agent Randall Headley to the Marx Brothers.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Marx Brothers were an American comedy act prominent in vaudeville, Broadway, and film in the first half of the 20th century, comprised of brothers Chico, Gummo, Harpo, Groucho, and Zeppo Marx."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mary_(Horne_residence).json b/data/input_docs/Mary_(Horne_residence).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7e7d7307d078bcaf65ebb35b02735d58a6cc6129 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mary_(Horne_residence).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mary_(Horne_residence)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mary_(Horne_residence)", "text": "Mary (Horne residence)\nMary was present in Sylvia Horne's home the day Sylvia's son Johnny had an accident, running into a downstairs wall. As he was running through the house, Sylvia angrily shouted at Mary, asking what she was doing.\nFrom the context, Mary may be one of Johnny's caregivers. Other characters named \"Mary\" are referenced in \"Part 8\" and \"Part 12.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mary_(New_Mexico).json b/data/input_docs/Mary_(New_Mexico).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..daf84337cdafb2bf4ce41e2778ef112dc7ce6898 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mary_(New_Mexico).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mary_(New_Mexico)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mary_(New_Mexico)", "text": "Mary (New Mexico)\nMary was a girl from Los Alamos, New Mexico.\nMary had been going out with a local boy, but as of August 5, 1956, their relationship had ended, a fact which did not sadden the boy.\nOther characters named \"Mary\" are referenced in \"Part 9\" and \"Part 12.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mary_(Roadhouse).json b/data/input_docs/Mary_(Roadhouse).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..847a510cbacf6db53b0af6834cb47c9ef85b8844 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mary_(Roadhouse).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mary_(Roadhouse)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mary_(Roadhouse)", "text": "Mary (Roadhouse)\n\"I hate her... and Angela fucking really hates her, too.\"\n \u2015Natalie\nMary was an acquaintance of Abbie and Natalie.\nOne night at the Twin Peaks Roadhouse, Abbie and several other people saw Mary and Clark together in the corner, \"off in their own world.\" Two nights later, Abbie was distressed to learn from Natalie that Clark was also going out with Angela, as the latter despised Mary and was currently going through a difficult time.\nOther characters named \"Mary\" are referenced in \"Part 8\" and \"Part 9.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Matt_Stewart.json b/data/input_docs/Matt_Stewart.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d58e802ab4c5836a0b27cb7628b46d2984fb68a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Matt_Stewart.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Matt_Stewart", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Matt_Stewart", "text": "Matt Stewart\nMatt Stewart 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/Mavis_Packard.json b/data/input_docs/Mavis_Packard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..652061319f53c11ffb3900af5b7cd3de9c13dbc4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mavis_Packard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mavis_Packard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mavis_Packard", "text": "Mavis Packard\nMavis Packard was the youngest daughter of James Packard.\nPrior to a 1918 performance by Enrico Caruso at the Bijou Opera House, his accompanist fell ill, prompting Mavis to accompany for him instead."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Max_Hartman.json b/data/input_docs/Max_Hartman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..660d1850da5fe3d5198100526060e70cefc94e1d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Max_Hartman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Max_Hartman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Max_Hartman", "text": "Max Hartman\nMax Hartman was the football coach at Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Sarah Palmer called Hartman, looking for Bobby Briggs, her daughter Laura's boyfriend, as Laura was not home. Hartman reported that Bobby had not shown up for practice all week."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Max_Von%27s_Bar.json b/data/input_docs/Max_Von%27s_Bar.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e414e15141021853db54f2b6b6d502084e8b4bc2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Max_Von%27s_Bar.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Max_Von%27s_Bar", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Max_Von%27s_Bar", "text": "Max Von's Bar\n\"Do you still know where she lives?\"\"I know where she drinks.\"\n \u2015Gordon and Albert\nMax Von's was a bar in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.\nHistory\nOn September 27, 2016, during a conversation with Gordon Cole in South Dakota, Albert Rosenfield implied that he knew Diane Evans was a regular client of the bar. Later that evening, Albert visited Max Von's back in Philadelphia, and he found Diane drinking at the counter. The two greeted each other, then Diane asked whether the meeting was about Cooper, which Albert didn't deny. Diane replied \"no fucking way,\" and Albert left the bar."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mayfair_Hotel.json b/data/input_docs/Mayfair_Hotel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..127e77777c1ab8774b5681bf2ac3b3e303475a47 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mayfair_Hotel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mayfair_Hotel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mayfair_Hotel", "text": "Mayfair Hotel\nThe Mayfair Hotel was a hotel in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nIt housed the temporary headquarters of the Blue Rose Task Force while they investigated the apparent resurfacing of Dale Cooper.\nHistory\n\n2016\nOn September 29, Albert Rosenfield and Constance Talbot enjoyed a dinner together, to the amusement of Gordon Cole and Tammy Preston. Later that night, Albert knocked on the door of Gordon's room, interrupting him while he drawing; Cole experienced a vision of Laura Palmer crying and heard Sarah Palmer shouting her daughter's name before seeing Albert. Albert showed Gordon a text received from Diane Evans, which was apparently sent by Mexico and to which she responded that they have Hastings. Agent Preston walked in and showed Albert and Gordon a picture of Cooper's doppelganger with a man in a lab coat in the room with the glass box.\nOn September 30, Albert Rosenfield and Gordon Cole convocated Agent Preston in a lounge; as they shared some wine from Gordon's personal cellar, Albert briefed Tammy on the Blue Rose task force and asked her to join, to which she replied affirmatively. Subsequently, they called in Diane Evans and Albert proposed her to be \"deputized\" temporarily, under payment and out of curiosity to know what happened to her friend Cooper; she accepted. Following the meeting, Diane drank a cocktail in the hotel's bar and answered a text from Cooper's doppelganger, informing him that her colleagues didn't ask about Las Vegas yet. Albert visited Gordon Cole, interrupting his date with a French woman; after she left, Albert reported on Diane's outcoming text.\nOn October 1, Gordon called Sheriff Truman and came to know about the retrieval of the missing pages from Laura Palmer's secret diary, which suggested the existence of two Coopers. Albert told Preston about the first Blue Rose case. Gordon walked in and called for a coffee break, only to be disturbed by the hotel's window cleaner. Diane entered the room and was asked whether Cooper mentioned Major Briggs in his last appearance, which she refused to confirm. Gordon mentioned that a ring from Janey-E to Dougie in the stomach of the supposed corpse of Major Briggs; Diane recognized the names as those of her estranged half-sister and her brother-in-law. Gordon called the Las Vegas FBI division and told Randall Headley to look for the Joneses in relation to a double homicide. Diane left and Gordon shared with Albert and Tammy the information he received from Sheriff Truman. He then proceeded to tell them of a Monica Bellucci dream he had, which was followed by his recollection of Phillip Jeffries' appearance in the FBI's headquarters in February 1989.\nOn October 2, in the hotel's bar, Diane received a text from Cooper's doppelganger, which prompted her to text him a set of numbers. She proceeded to confess to Gordon, Albert and Tammy what happened on the last night during which she saw Cooper. As she spoke, she grew increasingly terrified; she concluded by saying that she was not herself and that she was at the Sheriff's Station; she took out a revolver, but was shot in the chest multiple times by Albert and Tammy, causing her to vanish from the room.\nStill shocked by Diane's disappearance, Cole informed Albert and Tammy about a plan which he set in motion years prior with Cooper and Major Briggs to capture an evil identity known as Judy. He apologized to Albert, then expressed his doubt about the plan working, since they were supposed to hear from Cooper by that point. The phone in the hotel room rang, and Agent Headley informed Cole that Cooper (under the name of Dougie Jones) was in a hospital but already left. Bushnell Mullins took the phone and reported to Gordon a message from Cooper: \"I am headed for Sheriff Truman's. It is 2:53 in Las Vegas, and that adds up to a ten, the number of completion.\" Gordon thanked him and closed the phone; Tammy gathered information on Douglas Jones, including the explosion of his car and his electrocution. Gordon told Albert and Tammy that he knew where Cooper was going, and the three of them left the hotel.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes in the hotel and the establishing shots were shot on location at the Mayfair Hotel, a Hotel at 115 East Third Street in Pomona, California.\nThe scene with the French woman in the hotel was the final scene shot to feature Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield, thus it serves as Miguel Ferrer's final time playing his character before his death in 2017."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/McFarley_O%27Halloran.json b/data/input_docs/McFarley_O%27Halloran.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..df51aa02f241ef2e7c4c871d7a9d3557559f27c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/McFarley_O%27Halloran.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "McFarley_O%27Halloran", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/McFarley_O%27Halloran", "text": "McFarley O'Halloran\nMcFarley O'Halloran was the first phone operator in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nO'Halloran came from an Irish family and when she settled in Twin Peaks, supposedly the only job she was capable of getting was switchboard operator. She was against conventional telephone directories and thus decided to order Twin Peaks' directory by first name.\nReportedly, O'Halloran once stated \"kicking cats\" as one of her hobbies and became known for her habit of yelling \"what!\" whenever the switchboard received a call."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Meals_on_Wheels.json b/data/input_docs/Meals_on_Wheels.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bc98a3b64c8a72daeab3098e0ad66a902db8bcb1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Meals_on_Wheels.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Meals_on_Wheels", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Meals_on_Wheels", "text": "Meals on Wheels\nMeals on Wheels was a food delivery service to the elderly and shut-ins, such as the agoraphobic Harold Smith. The service in Twin Peaks, Washington was first organized in August 1987 by Norma Jennings and Laura Palmer through the Double R Diner. Sometime between its founding and 1991, Bjorn Brogger was the director of the program.\nFollowing Laura's death, her best friend Donna Hayward took over her delivery route."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Megan.json b/data/input_docs/Megan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..21ae5e36ef1d5abf8bc83cea79e9c122960ac758 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Megan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Megan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Megan", "text": "Megan\nMegan was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington, and the daughter of Tina.\nBiography\nMegan and Tina witnessed Billy jumping a fence and running into their house, bleeding from the nose and mouth. Billy apparently held his head in the sink for a few moments and then ran out again, the episode lasting no more than ten seconds.\nLater, at the Roadhouse, Megan met up with Sophie, who warned her that she needed to stay away from \"the nuthouse\" and stop taking drugs. Sophie jokingly asked where she had stolen her sweater, and Megan said she had borrowed it from Paula. Sophie, offhandedly, asked if Megan had seen Billy recently, and Megan told her about the incident, becoming disturbed to realize she couldn't remember if her uncle had also been there at the time. Sophie asked Megan what her mother's name was again, and she responded that it was Tina. They were then interrupted by the Roadhouse MC announcing Lissie's performance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Meher_Baba.json b/data/input_docs/Meher_Baba.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cbffbac17794de69c42bf43a7d316ca67ebd5869 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Meher_Baba.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Meher_Baba", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Meher_Baba", "text": "Meher Baba\nMeher Baba reviewed Lawrence Jacoby's The Eye of God: Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind, saying, \"I'm speechless.\"\nBehind the scenes\nMeher Baba (February 25, 1894 \u2013 January 31, 1969) was an Indian spiritual master."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Memphis.json b/data/input_docs/Memphis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0e65056adbc240665eec978c895a1cb32ab3f885 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Memphis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Memphis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Memphis", "text": "Memphis\nMemphis was a city in Tennessee.\nHistory\nPhillip Gerard had a car accident in Memphis, costing him his left arm.\nMartin Luther King was assassinated on a Memphis hotel balcony on April 4, 1968."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Meriwether_Lewis.json b/data/input_docs/Meriwether_Lewis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..38927f3749da69eb9a631b0256e21c91642b977b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Meriwether_Lewis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Meriwether_Lewis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Meriwether_Lewis", "text": "Meriwether Lewis\nCaptain Meriwether Lewis was the co-commander of the Corps of Discovery, alongside William Clark.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nLewis grew up in Virginia and knew Thomas Jefferson since childhood. In his youth, Lewis had much contact with Native Americans and would often advocate on their behalf.\nCorps of Discovery\nIt was Lewis' relations with the indigenous people that prompted Jefferson \u2013 then President of the United States \u2013 to select him to lead the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition across the Louisiana Purchase. Lewis hand-picked his former commanding officer William Clark as his co-commander.\nWhile preparing for the expedition, Lewis studied various physical sciences among other subjects at the American Philiosophical Society library in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.\nOn June 13, 1805, Lewis recorded in a diary entry that he saw two identical mountains that he likened more to ramparts than nature.\nIn September 1805, after splitting up the expedition, Lewis was retrieved by Reubin Fields to meet Chief Twisted Hair of the Nez Perce tribe, on orders from Clark. Lewis asked the chief about a map he had drawn of a nearby area to the north where a river flowed between two mountains and into a waterfall. Twisted Hair told him that white people lived in this area and had given him three strange artifacts, among these a ring. Lewis asked him further about the ring and Twisted Hair pointed to the symbol on it and told him something that the expedition's Shoshone guide Sacagawea could only translate as being something about an owl and a \"spirit world\" the tribe worshiped. The chief then allowed Lewis to take the ring. Lewis recounted this experience in a letter to Jefferson, dated September 25, in which he also surmised that Twisted Hair was withholding more information and stated his intent to explore the area in the map drawn by Twisted Hair.\nDuring this time, Lewis corresponded with Jefferson through letters, the first of which were straightforward, but eventually went on to be strange and sometimes unintelligible ramblings. Among these were rants about \"the secret deep within the color red,\" the \"mysterious force B. Franklin had stumbled upon,\" and the fragmented description of an encounter with a \"silent man.\" Following this, Lewis' writing appeared to have returned to normal, but he wrote that he \"should have heeded his warning.\" Jefferson surmised that \"his\" referred to either Twisted Hair or the \"silent man.\"\nLewis reunited with Clark on October 3 and wrote to Jefferson, stating the expedition's intent to head west and recorded that none of the men who accompanied him northward remembered any of it and he himself had trouble recalling the events. In the letter, he also said that he \"could have returned it to the chief,\" but decided to keep it. Jefferson was clueless as to what \"it\" referred to. In 2016, FBI Special Agent Tamara Preston suggested this referred to the ring given by Twisted Hair.\nFreemasonry and governorship\nUpon returning to Washington, D.C. in 1807, Lewis was appointed as governor of the Upper Louisiana Territory, fulfilling the position in St. Louis. He soon organized and financed the Missouri Gazette.\nIt is believed, at some point, that Thomas Jefferson initiated Lewis into Freemasonry.\nOn September 21, 1808, Lewis announced through the Gazette the founding of the first Masonic Lodge in St. Louis, Lodge III, with him as its master. Soon after this, Lewis initiated Clark into the lodge.\nDeath\nIn October 1809, Lewis set forth from St. Louis to Washington, D.C. to protest the State Department's refusal to reimburse him for state expenses paid out of his personal funds. He planned to publish his and Clark's journals that he had organized, for which he would collect money agreed upon via contract prior to when he assumed his governor position. His other intention with this trip was to deliver evidence to Jefferson and his successor, James Madison, of treachery by General James Wilkinson. Lewis' initial route was to travel downriver to New Orleans, then to his destination, but he became concerned that Wilkinson would learn of this plan. As a result, he abandoned the route at Fort Pickering and set off by horseback through Tennessee, accompanied by Major James Neely.\nAccording to a potentially forged letter dated two years after Lewis' death and allegedly written by Major Gilbert Russell to Jefferson, Lewis was deranged upon his arrival at Fort Pickering and had by that point attempted suicide twice. Prompted by a third attempt, Russell incarcerated Lewis until he was of sound mind to resume the journey.\nOn October 10, Lewis stopped at Grinder's Stand, an inn along the Natchez Trace. According to Priscilla Grinder, Lewis became agitated and later paced back and forth whilst smoking a pipe, ranting about his \"enemies,\" and fiddling with a small leather pouch. Later in the evening, he refused the bed Grinder prepared for him and instead resorted to a pallet facing the inn's front door, keeping his pistols nearby.\nAt about 3:00 AM, Grinder stated that she was awoken by sounds of a struggle, culminating in two gunshots and Lewis crying, \"Oh Lord!\" and soon called for her help and water. She maintained that she then saw him \u2013 through cracks in her cabin wall \u2013 crawling about in the moonlight.\nAt dawn, Grinder woke Lewis' servants, who found him alive, in a pool of blood, having been shot in the head and abdomen and slashed in the throat and arms. Lewis reportedly begged to be mercifully killed by his rifle shortly before succumbing to his wounds.\nNeely supervised a swift burial and reported Lewis' death to Jefferson on October 18, having determined it to be suicide, which Jefferson accepted and became publicly accepted. In the weeks following Lewis' death, Gilbert Russell wrote to Jefferson, referring to the death as \"murder.\"\nInvestigations into death\nA local Tennessee county made an inquiry into Lewis' death, its residents claiming that Priscilla Grinder, her husband, and \"parties unknown\" murdered him. However, the charges were dropped due to the jury's \"fear of retribution.\"\n \nIn 1848, a United States congressional committee ordered an investigation into his death, during which his remains were exhumed. A doctor hired by the committee viewed the well-preserved body and concluded that \"Governor Lewis certainly died at the hands of an assassin.\" The committee further erected a monument over Lewis' grave.\nIn 1989, an archivist gained permission from the Masonic Grand Lodge to perform DNA testing on a bloodstained apron Lewis was wearing at the time of his death. This test determined that there was blood on it from Lewis and two unidentified persons.\nIn the 20th century, descendants of Lewis requested that his remains be exhumed once again for forensic study. A grand jury was convened in Tennessee in 1996, which found that the remains should be exhumed in order to determine the exact cause of Lewis' death. The National Park Service initially denied the request, but agreed in 2008 before switching their position again in 2010, declining the exhumation request on the grounds that it would cause \"untold damage\" to a cherished historic monument.\nIn a monologue to Sheriff Frank Truman, Wally Brando expressed that his motorcycle travels often put him in mind of Lewis and Clark.\nBehind the scenes\nMeriwether Lewis (August 18, 1774 \u2013 October 11, 1809) was an American explorer, soldier, and politician, best known for co-commanding the Corps of Discovery Expedition from 1804 to 1806.\nDavid Patrick Kelly narrated Lewis' writings in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Michael_Bishop_Tree.json b/data/input_docs/Michael_Bishop_Tree.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..efdf64d8203e7874dba416b5063e27533c073d4e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Michael_Bishop_Tree.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Michael_Bishop_Tree", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Michael_Bishop_Tree", "text": "Michael Bishop Tree\nMichael Bishop Tree was a Native American man that Dale Cooper's father invited for Thanksgiving dinner in 1968.\nDale noted that Tree did not make a sound at dinner, aside from a few chuckles and left afterward with his pockets full of pie."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mickey.json b/data/input_docs/Mickey.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..89584ac242b3bbc42d95dfe14a5dc669ebe98418 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mickey.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mickey", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mickey", "text": "Mickey\nMickey was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington, who lived in the Fat Trout Trailer Park with his wife Linda.\nOne morning, Mickey ran after Carl Rodd and asked if he could get a ride into town with him and Bill to pick up Linda's mail. On the way they talked about Carl's routine and about Linda, who had just gotten a wheelchair from the government after waiting for six months."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mickey_Koontz.json b/data/input_docs/Mickey_Koontz.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4dc5b00937f1dfeccaedab8637c323f6a48a1f9d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mickey_Koontz.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mickey_Koontz", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mickey_Koontz", "text": "Mickey Koontz\nMickey Koontz 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/Micro-Mac.json b/data/input_docs/Micro-Mac.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7d5543c1c268e9695cec6b106664ca3c9b173c7c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Micro-Mac.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Micro-Mac", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Micro-Mac", "text": "Micro-Mac\nMicro-Mac was a brand of pocket tape recorder.\nHistory\nOn February 24, 1989, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper purchased a Micro-Mac tape recorder for $21.89 at Wally\u2019s Rent-to-Own in Seattle, Washington.\nCooper used the Micro-Mac to record messages for his secretary, Diane Evans, throughout his investigations in Twin Peaks.\nThe recorder had a voice-activated recording function, which was utilized to record phrases spoken by the myna bird Waldo."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Midge_Jones.json b/data/input_docs/Midge_Jones.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..db8a750df4405ecb8b4b67d64a04a05e421feda0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Midge_Jones.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Midge_Jones", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Midge_Jones", "text": "Midge Jones\nMidge Jones was a high school classmate of Pete Martell.\nOn the night of March 2, 1989, while Catherine and Pete Martell searched for the Packard Sawmill's ledger, Pete found his high school yearbook. Inside, he found a picture of Midge and briefly reminisced."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Midge_Loomer.json b/data/input_docs/Midge_Loomer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6026d638abbb16615123e7e6683d9ee9126926d2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Midge_Loomer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Midge_Loomer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Midge_Loomer", "text": "Midge Loomer\nMidge Loomer was a receptionist at the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic in February 1989.\nBiography\nLoomer was working at the front desk at the clinic when FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman came in search of the bird Waldo. Cooper asked her if they treated birds at the clinic and confiscated their files."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mike.json b/data/input_docs/Mike.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..13074d1e6930556d3b2e35860805f3364d0143b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mike.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mike", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mike", "text": "Mike\nFor the Twin Peaks resident of the same name, see Mike Nelson.\n\"We lived among the people... I think you say, convenience store? We lived above it. I mean it like it is, like it sounds... I, too, have been touched by the devilish one. Tattoo on the left shoulder... oh, but when I saw the face of God, I was changed... Took the entire arm off. My name is Mike. His name is Bob.\"\n\"Mike\" was a spirit who could inhabit a human host, similar to BOB, who was once his partner in crime and familiar. Mike claimed to have had a religious epiphany and parted ways with BOB, cutting off his own arm to rid himself of a tattoo that read \"Fire walk with me,\" which symbolized being touched by \"the devilish one.\" While he inhabited traveling salesman Phillip Michael Gerard, Mike engaged in a years-long campaign against BOB whose purpose and motivations were unclear.\nBiography\n\nPhillip Gerard\n\"In another time, another culture, he may have been a seer, a shaman priest. In our world, he's a shoe salesman and lives among the shadows.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nPhillip Michael Gerard (born February 6, 1938) was an itinerant salesman from Spokane, Washington. Gerard's middle name came from his uncle. He attended Spokane Voc/Tech High School.\nWhen questioned, Gerard claimed that his left arm had once borne a tattoo of the word \"MOM\" and he had lost it in a car accident near Memphis, Tennessee when he was selling pharmaceuticals. By February 1989, he worked for Circle Brand Boots and was based out of the Timber Falls Motel in Twin Peaks, Washington. He described local veterinarian Bob Lydecker as \"just about best friend in the world.\"\nBy 1989, Gerard took regular doses of haloperidol, which suppressed the influence of Mike and prevented him from gaining full control of Gerard's body. His awareness and understanding of Mike's presence was unclear.\nConflict with BOB\nIn one of Dale Cooper's dreams, Mike explained that he had spent several years as BOB's willing accomplice, living with him above a convenience store, until Mike \"saw the face of God\" and cut off his left arm, ridding himself of a tattoo that read \"Fire walk with me.\" Afterwards, he claimed to have devoted himself to stopping BOB.\n \nAnother being encountered in the red room described itself as the arm, apparently related in some way to Gerard's severed arm.\nIn February 1989, Mike sat in front of a circle of candles, chanting \"fire walk with me,\" and putting out the candles. Soon thereafter, Mike harassed Leland Palmer - BOB's host - in a road rage incident, where he accused Leland of \"stealing the corn\" from above the convenience store. Wearing the ring, he shouted to Laura that BOB was her father, but Leland drowned him out by revving their car's engine and then sped away.\n \nOn the night of Laura's murder, Mike ran through the woods after BOB, who had abducted Laura and Ronette Pulaski. After Ronette managed to pry open the door to the train car where she and Laura were being held, Mike threw the ring inside, and Laura put it on. This somehow forced BOB to kill Laura instead of possessing her as he had planned. Afterward, Mike and the arm confronted BOB in the red room, demanding that BOB return his garmonbozia. In response, BOB threw a great amount of blood from Leland onto the floor.\nLaura Palmer investigation\nDuring the following two days, Gerard went to the Calhoun Memorial Hospital, where he was spotted by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, and Deputy Hawk.\nSubsequently, he was seen as Mike in a dream had by Agent Cooper, in which he explained that he lived with BOB above a convenience store and that he had cut off his arm, which had a tattoo.\n \nGerard was in room 101 at the Timber Falls Motel when Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper kicked the door in a few days later. He answered their questions, explaining that he had been to the hospital to see Bob Lydecker and had lost his arm in an automobile accident several years prior, none of which corresponded with what the one-armed man had said in Cooper's dream. The mention of Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, however, led Cooper to discover the store where the twine used to bind Laura Palmer before her murder had been purchased.\nSeveral days later, Gerard went to the sheriff's station with a sample case of shoes for Sheriff Truman, who was busy.\nReturning at a later time in the week, he showed Sheriff Truman pairs of shoes. He spotted a sketch of the long-haired man, which seemed to startle him. He excused himself to take his medication.\nHe went to the bathroom and took his medication, which caused him to thrash about and tell BOB that he knew he was near and was after him.\n \nGerard was brought to the sheriff's station by Deputy Hawk and to Sheriff Truman's office to be questioned a few days later. He was later taken to the conference room with Cooper, Truman, Hawk, and FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole. He complained that he needed his medicine and could \"feel the change.\" Cooper noted that his medicine drug combo contained elements found in haloperidol, a drug treating schizophrenia or multiple personalities. Cooper refused to give him his medicine and he changed into the inhabiting spirit, Mike. He explained Gerard as being his host and described BOB as his familiar and as a sort of parasitic spirit that fed on fear and pleasures. He then explained the removal of his arm after seeing the face of God and expressed his purpose to stop BOB. He stated that the true face of BOB can be seen only by \"the gifted and the damned\". He also said that BOB had been near for nearly forty years and that he was in a large house made of wood, with many rooms, which Cooper determined to be the Great Northern Hotel.\nIn the morning, after a coffee with the sheriff's department, he was taken to the hotel, where one-by-one, he was brought guests to determine if they were BOB. He had a seizure when Benjamin Horne entered the room.\nUnder watch by the sheriff's department, Mike slept at the Great Northern until his arm's stump began shifting and he awakened, commenting, \"He's close\" and requested a glass of water from the nurse at his bedside. When she left, he rose from his bed, hit a deputy that came inside, and escaped out an open window.\nHe was brought back to the station by Hawk, and to the interrogation room, where Benjamin Horne was present for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer. Mike said BOB was not near, but Harry charged Horne with the murder. He was then taken back to the hotel.\nThe following day, with Gerard dehydrated and in need of his medicine, Agent Cooper tried to get his attention. He soon did and told Mike about a dream he had concerning Laura. Mike described his relationship with BOB and a golden circle\u2014Cooper's ring\u2014that he gave to a Giant. He insisted that the Giant was the only way to find Laura's killer and that he had been given all of the clues he needed. Mike then apparently fell asleep.\nIn the red room\nWhile trapped within the red room, Cooper was confronted by The Man from Another Place who asked, \"Do you know who I am?\" Cooper shook his head to which The Man From Another Place responded, \"I am the arm,\" referring to Mike's arm.\nMike appeared to Cooper in the Lodge 25 years later, asking \"is it future or is it past?\" and telling him that someone was there. He disappeared when Laura Palmer approached Cooper.\nHe appeared to him again soon after, repeating the same question before leading him to the arm, which had since evolved. After the arm spoke to Cooper, Mike led him out of the room and disappeared.\nMike later bore witness to Dougie Jones's sudden transportation to the red room, remarking he had been created for a purpose. After Jones collapsed into a seed, Mike took the ring from his remains and placed it back on the table, sensing that something was wrong.\nHe later appeared in a vision to Cooper, who in a catatonic state had taken Jones' identity, and told him he had been tricked. He warned Cooper that now either he or his doppelg\u00e4nger must die.\nMike again appeared to Cooper, urging him to wake up and to not die. He appeared to him again later, but did not say anything.\nHe appeared to Cooper again when he finally awoke and informed him that his doppelganger had not returned to the Lodge and gave him the ring. Cooper also requested Mike to make another duplicate of himself with a strand of his hair and a seed. He later witnessed Diane Evans's tulpa appear in the Red Room and informed her she had been manufactured, only to get cursed out by her before she disappeared like Dougie had.\nSometime later, he met Cooper in the basement of The Great Northern, where he repeated the \"Fire Walk With Me\" poem and then led him up some stairs and into the room above the convenience store, where Cooper met Jeffries.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers the alternate ending in the International Pilot. See the Pilot section for the events that occur prior to it.\nMike calls Agent Cooper, commenting that it is a strange night and that there is something in the air. He also says that he knows who killed Teresa Banks and of the \"stitches with the red thread.\" Mike tells Cooper that he is at the hospital and hangs up.\nHe awaits Cooper and Sheriff Truman in the room where they had examined Laura Palmer's body. He recites \"Through the darkness of future past, the magician longs to see, one chants out between two worlds, fire walk with me,\" and tells them that his name is Mike and that he lived above a convenience store with a man named BOB. He says that he was in the elevator earlier, looking for BOB. He says he had a tattoo on his shoulder but cut the arm off when he saw the face of God. Sheriff Truman shows him a police sketch of a balding man and Mike says it is not BOB. He is then shown a sketch of a long-haired man, which Mike identifies as BOB and says that he is in the basement.\nAfter Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman, Mike makes his way down to the basement, where BOB calls to him. Mike hears BOB promise to kill again, and he draws a gun, shooting BOB dead, which then causes him a great pain as he collapses to the ground.\nBehind the scenes\nMike/Gerard was played by American actor Al Strobel, who reprised the role in the 2017 series. Strobel was cast in the pilot as an homage to the television series The Fugitive. When David Lynch decided to incorporate the character into the International Pilot ending, he was so impressed with Strobel's performance that he gave him a recurring role.\nThe script for \"Episode 16\" strongly implies that the character dies after his final testimony: \"Gerard goes slack in arms. 'Mike' is gone. Cooper holds Gerard's limp body. He looks at Doc.\"\nWhereas BOB is seen both in his \"true\" guise (Frank Silva) and as Leland Palmer (Ray Wise), Mike has, to date, seemingly only appeared in the form of his host Phillip Gerard. Strobel is credited as \"Phillip Gerard\" in Twin Peaks (2017), and the name \"Mike\" is not mentioned at any point in the series."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mike_Boyd.json b/data/input_docs/Mike_Boyd.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..65652ac772e73c5a65bfd9d4d64ee5f0f7c1cf6a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mike_Boyd.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mike_Boyd", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mike_Boyd", "text": "Mike Boyd\nMike Boyd was the chief of the Buckhorn Police Department.\nBiography\nBoyd oversaw the interrogation of William Hastings in relation to the murder of Ruth Davenport.\nInvestigator Constance Talbot later showed Boyd and Detective Dave Macklay that the identity of a John Doe found in Davenport's apartment required military authorization."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mike_Greeby.json b/data/input_docs/Mike_Greeby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3fccf895c2a69e6ad95f1a26964c90ec32e5a892 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mike_Greeby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mike_Greeby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mike_Greeby", "text": "Mike Greeby\nMike Greeby 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/Mike_Nelson.json b/data/input_docs/Mike_Nelson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5ecec60c295233159cba69693d85bac6db0068f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mike_Nelson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mike_Nelson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mike_Nelson", "text": "Mike Nelson\nThis is an article about Bobby's friend. For the spirit/entity of the same name, see Mike.\nMike Nelson was a student at Twin Peaks High School during the 1988-89 school year. He was close friends with Bobby Briggs and briefly dated Donna Hayward and Nadine Hurley. Nelson was on both the high school football and wrestling teams, and also dealt drugs with Bobby.\nBiography\n\nLaura's murder\nOn a day in February 1989, Mike and Bobby sat in the latter's car, Mike worrying about their short cocaine supply, as they owed $10,000 to Leo Johnson. Their respective girlfriends Donna Hayward and Laura Palmer passed by on their way to school, Mike and Bobby declaring that Mike was \"the man.\"\nOn the morning of February 24, Mike was in the locker room at the high school when Sarah Palmer called, trying to find out where her daughter, Laura, was. He later stood in a hallway as Bobby arrived and it was announced to the school that Laura had been found dead.\n \nLater in the day, he went to Ed Hurley's gas station, where Donna was. He angrily said that he had been looking all over town for her, as he thought she should have been with him to support Bobby, who was being questioned about Laura. This angered Hurley and Mike told him to mind his own business. He commanded Donna to go to the sheriff's station and he left.\nHe waited at the sheriff's station for Bobby after his questioning but waited, as Donna had just been taken in. Bobby also said that they were going to beat up a biker with the initial 'J' and the boys went outside.\nIn the evening, he went with Bobby to see Donna, who was not home despite a curfew instated for minors. Donna's father requested him to help find her. Mike immediately suspected she had gone to the Roadhouse, so they headed there and waited for her. When she arrived, he angrily grabbed her but was intervened by Ed as well as other bar patrons.\nAfter being arrested, they saw James Hurley being taken to a cell and they barked at him.\nMike sat in his cell with Bobby the next morning, saying that Leo called, asking where half of the money Bobby owed him was. Bobby said it was in Laura's possession and that she was supposed to hand it over that day. They then argued over how they would get the $10,000 they owe. They watched as James was then escorted back to his cell by Deputy Hawk after an interrogation.\nLater on, they sat in the interrogation room across from Sheriff Harry S. Truman when FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper came in. Mike insisted that their fight at the Roadhouse was purely self-defense, and they were released. The special agent also told them that if anything happened to James, they would be immediately considered suspects. Mike later drove with Bobby past the Hayward home and saw James' bike outside.\nMike and Bobby went to the woods the following day to pick up a supply of cocaine, left in a football by Leo. However, it was not all there and Leo revealed himself. After a talk about the money, Leo told them to \"go out for a pass\" and threw the football, landing on the hood of the car Mike and Bobby brought.\nMike attended Laura's funeral. When James and Bobby charged at each other, he joined but was restrained by Deputy Hawk.\nA little bit under two weeks later, Mike went to the Johnson home with Bobby, where Leo was now a wheelchair-bound invalid. They broke the heel off of a boot belonging to him and found a micro-cassette inside.\nRelationship with Nadine\nMike walked down the hallway at school a few days later, greeting Donna as he passed by, having broken up by this point. Nadine Hurley also greeted him, believing that she was a teenager once again following a suicide attempt. He later worked out in the weight room when Nadine went to a nearby leg press and began lifting 600 pounds with total ease. The wrestling coach then entered and offered to her a place on the wrestling team. As a result, the next day, he was asked to wrestle Nadine and was defeated with ease as she asked him out for a date. Following this, he went to Donna and asked her to act as though they are still dating, in order to halt Nadine's advances.\nThe next day, he stared at a newspaper at the Double R Diner when Nadine showed up, wanting to share a meal with him. He angrily told her he was not interested in her, though she did not back away and he kissed her. However, Mike changed his mind within the next few days, and the two booked the honeymoon suite at the Great Northern Hotel, under the names Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman. When they checked out of the hotel in the morning, he commented that their stay was \"unbelievable.\"\nMike went with Nadine the next day to the Roadhouse so she could sign up for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest. Bobby saw them together and pulled Mike aside to voice his concerns for their relationship. Mike insisted that the reason he was attracted to her was because of her sexual maturity combined with her superhuman strength.\nAt the Hurley home on the day of the contest, Nadine showed some of her wrestling highlights to Mike, Ed, Norma Jennings, and Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. Jacoby told them he had gathered them together because he believed Ed and Nadine's divorce would be easier when all parties involved discussed their feelings. Ed told Nadine that he planned on marrying Norma, causing Nadine to say that she and Mike would be doing the same and she crushed Mike's hand.\nFollowing the chaos at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, Doctor Hayward patched up Mike. He declared his love for Nadine and tried to kiss her, but she told him to get out, having apparently returned to her adult mental state. Mike apologized to Ed.\nLater life\nTwenty-five years later, at his place of employment, Mike looked over the resume and application forms from Steven Burnett. He called Burnett into his office to inform him that his resume was inadequate and the forms were not filled out correctly.\nBehind the scenes\nMike was played by American actor Gary Hershberger, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nMike was illustrative of the theme of duality that pervaded Twin Peaks. He was, with Bobby, one of two duos in the series named \"Mike\" and \"Bob,\" the other being Mike (the one-armed man) and BOB.\nCo-author Mark Frost stated that Mike and Bobby remained friends over the years and were on the same bowling team."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mike_Reevo.json b/data/input_docs/Mike_Reevo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5d3f51b7ce755aedab47431e1f1cd3b6463160bf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mike_Reevo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mike_Reevo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mike_Reevo", "text": "Mike Reevo\nMike Reevo 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/Milford_Mertz.json b/data/input_docs/Milford_Mertz.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fb869b4db445510b1e4a8d23aadfe184275334f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Milford_Mertz.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Milford_Mertz", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Milford_Mertz", "text": "Milford Mertz\nMilford Mertz was the curator of the County Museum in Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Military_police_officer.json b/data/input_docs/Military_police_officer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..82a74f40262f31de9624a86b0f3c92e1e2e0b524 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Military_police_officer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Military_police_officer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Military_police_officer", "text": "Military police officer\nAn unidentified military police officer was sent to retrieve Major Garland Briggs following his March 1989 disappearance.\nBiography\nThe officer was sent to Twin Peaks, Washington under orders from Colonel Calvin Reilly. His retrieval of Briggs from the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department was met with protest by Sheriff Harry S. Truman, but the major went with the officer willingly."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Millicent_Revere.json b/data/input_docs/Millicent_Revere.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4126b3a94904a112c3ca2f8b1a2db86c36c45733 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Millicent_Revere.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Millicent_Revere", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Millicent_Revere", "text": "Millicent Revere\nMillicent Revere was a diarist who wrote an entry describing the 1889 Annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony not long before the Blizzard of 1889 struck."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Milo_Phelan.json b/data/input_docs/Milo_Phelan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1cddb5d3942aea621e80b8ef4580ea272b666ca3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Milo_Phelan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Milo_Phelan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Milo_Phelan", "text": "Milo Phelan\nMilo Phelan was the leader of the Phelan Gang, who robbed a bank in Twin Peaks, Washington in the spring of 1933.\nThe gang hid from the authorities inside Owl Cave until they surrendered during the night, due to Phelan's fear of the dark."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Miriam_Sullivan.json b/data/input_docs/Miriam_Sullivan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f82964a9128f6aa51c0260faa8041f1a3c48a0d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Miriam_Sullivan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Miriam_Sullivan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Miriam_Sullivan", "text": "Miriam Sullivan\nMiriam Sullivan was a schoolteacher and a regular at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nMiriam spoke to Heidi and Shelly at the diner after eating one day. When she finished, she bought two cups of coffee to go, and left behind a generous tip.\nLater, when walking outside, Miriam witnessed a young boy get hit by a truck, which she came to see was driven by Richard. Miriam looked at the truck in horror as it sped off.\nMiriam sent an incriminating letter about Richard to the Sheriff's Department before he showed up at her trailer. She warned him about the letter and he broke in, savagely beating her.\nDespite bleeding heavily, Miriam managed to crawl from the scene until reaching a group of young boys, who called their mother for help. She was soon taken to Calhoun Memorial Hospital, where she was kept in the intensive care unit, in need of an operation.\nGallery\nMiriam's trailer"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Miss_Twin_Peaks_Contest.json b/data/input_docs/Miss_Twin_Peaks_Contest.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ca3d80b0ac6b20fe09bc8c279db682c230242ed8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Miss_Twin_Peaks_Contest.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Miss_Twin_Peaks_Contest", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Miss_Twin_Peaks_Contest", "text": "Miss Twin Peaks Contest\nThe Miss Twin Peaks Contest was a beauty pageant held annually in Twin Peaks since 1969. The prizes for the winner were a cash prize, a dozen roses, and a scholarship to the college of her choice.\nNorma Jennings was crowned Miss Twin Peaks in the first-annual pageant and returned as a judge in 1989, with her sister, Annie Blackburn winning the title.\nMiss Twin Peaks 1973 was electrocuted during the ceremony. A moment of silence is held for her at the annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony.\nMiss Twin Peaks 1989\n\nHost\nWill Hayward\nJudges\nDwayne Milford\nRichard Tremayne\nNorma Jennings\nContestants\nAnnie Blackburn - Winner\nDonna Hayward\nNadine Hurley\nShelly Johnson\nLana Budding Milford\nLucy Moran\nJudging and Rules Committee\nWill Hayward\nDwayne Milford\nPete Martell\nEvents\nTalents displayed at the pageant included Lucy Moran's dancing and a dance by Lana Milford described as \"contortionistic jazz exotica.\"\nThe theme of the speeches given by the contestants was conservation of the forests, suggested by Benjamin Horne of the Stop Ghostwood campaign.\nFollowing Annie Blackburn's win, the lights were shut off and smoke bombs began to go off, then Blackburn was taken from the stage by insane former FBI Agent Windom Earle, disguised as Margaret Lanterman."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mississippi.json b/data/input_docs/Mississippi.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..68825320dbb418e371f0cada8a1fadacb6301d37 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mississippi.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mississippi", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mississippi", "text": "Mississippi\n\"Mississippi\" was a song by the band the Cactus Blossoms.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Cactus Blossoms played \"Mississippi\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Mississippi\" is a song by the Cactus Blossoms from their national debut album You're Dreaming. It appears in \"Part 3\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and appears on the album Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nI'm going down to the seaM-l-S-S-l-S-S-l-P-PI watch the sun yellow and brownSinking suns in every townMy angel sings down to meShe's somewhere on the shore waiting for meWith her wet hair and sandy gownSinging songs waves of soundThere's a dive I know on River StreetGo on in and take my seatThere's a lot of friends I'll never meetGonna take a dive off River StreetYou look different from way down hereLike a circus mirror I see flashes, of you on the surfaceI'm coming up from way down hereThe water's clear, all I want is to see your faceI'm going down to the seaM-l-S-S-l-S-S-l-P-PI watch the sun yellow and brownSinking suns in every town\nCredits\nWritten by Jack Torrey\nPublished by Jumping Gemini (ASCAP)/Hello Central Music (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Words & Music, a division of Big Deal Music\nCourtesy of Red House Records"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Missoula.json b/data/input_docs/Missoula.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..43224b3c3c743d24e2d521188d0e16df876c92bd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Missoula.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Missoula", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Missoula", "text": "Missoula\nMissoula was a city in Montana.\nHistory\nDuring their expedition, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark passed through the area that would later become Missoula.\nIn 1948, Charles Dahl disappeared for five days until resurfacing in Missoula, with no recollection of how he got there.\nMaddy Ferguson lived in Missoula with her father and mother and attended Missoula High School. In February 1989, she left Missoula to attend her cousin Laura Palmer's funeral in Twin Peaks, Washington, but was murdered the night before she was to return home.\nBehind the scenes\nTwin Peaks co-creator David Lynch and cast member Troy Evans were originally from Missoula."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Monica_Bellucci_(fictional).json b/data/input_docs/Monica_Bellucci_(fictional).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dc8312df177f7ad1682acef6a8a9e6752e6c6a25 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Monica_Bellucci_(fictional).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Monica_Bellucci_(fictional)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Monica_Bellucci_(fictional)", "text": "Monica Bellucci (fictional)\nMonica Bellucci was a prominent actress.\nBiography\nWhile investigating a case in Buckhorn, South Dakota, FBI deputy director Gordon Cole began having recurring dreams featuring Bellucci. In one, which he described to Albert Rosenfield and Tammy Preston, Cole was on a case in Paris, France, when Bellucci and her friends invited him for coffee at a street cafe. When they sat down, Dale Cooper appeared nearby, but Cole was unable to see his face. Bellucci quoted an ancient text, saying \"We are like the dreamer who dreams, and then lives inside the dream.\" Troubled, she then asked: \"But who is the dreamer?\" Cole, growing extremely uneasy, followed Bellucci's gaze and looked behind him, where he saw himself as a younger man. Cole then experienced a half-forgotten incident in 1989, when Phillip Jeffries suddenly appeared at the FBI offices of Philadelphia and tried to explain something to him and Cooper."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Monique%27s_husband.json b/data/input_docs/Monique%27s_husband.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3fd468eced0c76b8797dafffc12ba012c0eb770f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Monique%27s_husband.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Monique%27s_husband", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Monique%27s_husband", "text": "Monique's husband\nA man, the husband of Monique, was involved in an altercation at the Roadhouse.\nBiography\nThe man saw his wife standing with another man while they watched Audrey Horne dance. Shouting, he threw his empty beer bottle at them and attacked the other man. The fight caused Audrey to rush over to her husband Charlie and beg him to get her out of there."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Monkey.json b/data/input_docs/Monkey.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2ba6bb9c16506be56f0e6cdd3c294fa3fa1c7c91 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Monkey.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Monkey", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Monkey", "text": "Monkey\nA monkey is a type of primate.\nDuring a meeting with several other spirits above a convenience store, Pierre played with a white mask with a long nose. At one point, he took off the mask brieflly to reveal that his face had been replaced with that of a monkey.\nAfter Laura Palmer's murder, the same monkey spoke the word \"Judy.\"\nShowtime's closed captioning for Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me indicated that the monkey spoke with Phillip Jeffries' voice, but producer Sabrina Sutherland refuted this."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Montana.json b/data/input_docs/Montana.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a69c40cecb7291d954c05aff10a907fac66fe552 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Montana.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Montana", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Montana", "text": "Montana\nMontana was a state in the Northwestern region of the United States. It was bordered by Idaho to the west, Wyoming to the south, North Dakota and South Dakota to the east, and the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan to the north.\nHistory\nCaptain Meriwether Lewis' Masonic apron was returned to his mother and passed down through her descendants before finally winding up on display at the Masonic Foundation of the Grand Lodge in Helena, Montana.\nColonel Nelson Miles at Fort Keogh was instrumental in the surrender of Chief Joseph in the Bear Paw Mountains of Montana.\nIn 1947, Charles Dahl went missing for five days until he called his father from a motel in Missoula, Montana claiming he had no idea how he'd gotten there.\nIn August 1979, Major Garland Briggs sighted a UFO over the Bitterroot Mountains of Montana as the copilot of an F4 Phantom.\nAt a little town in Montana, near Great Falls, Ed Hurley asked Nadine Butler to marry him. \nMaddy Ferguson lived with her parents in Missoula, Montana.\nOn February 9, 1988, the night Teresa Banks was murdered, Leo Johnson was in a jail in Hungry Horse, Montana, what served him as an alibi.\n \nAccording to Leo Johnson, he was in Butte, Montana on February 23, 1989, the night before Laura Palmer was found dead. In reality, Leo had been at Jacques Renault's cabin with Laura and Ronette Pulaski. \nIn 2016, in western Montana was located a farm on which Dale's Doppelganger killed Ray Monroe. \nSettlements\nButte\nHelena\nHungry Horse\nMissoula\nPublic attractions\nBear Paw Mountains\nBitterroot Mountains\nGreat Falls\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, Montana."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Montana_(Invitation_to_Love).json b/data/input_docs/Montana_(Invitation_to_Love).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..767cac25e85ceccf93dfc55fe4758a389f6db8f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Montana_(Invitation_to_Love).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Montana_(Invitation_to_Love)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Montana_(Invitation_to_Love)", "text": "Montana (Invitation to Love)\nMontana was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Jason Denbo.\nHe planned on killing Chet Weems, in order to gain control of the Towers for himself and Emerald.\nIn a subsequent episode, he was seen beating up Chet and warning him to never cross him, an altercation witnessed by a gagged Jared.\nIn a cliffhanger ending, Montana was shot by Chet. After being shot, he stared in horror at Chet.\nAnother episode showed Montana offering a drink to a reluctant Jade."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Morgan.json b/data/input_docs/Morgan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..488de4243b286004d1e2378bfaa7270cabaf2125 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Morgan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Morgan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Morgan", "text": "Morgan\nMorgan was the uncle of Emil Jennings.\nMorgan died in 1914 after a three-day bender. He fell down in a Spokane street and was run over by a beer wagon."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mort_Zafkee.json b/data/input_docs/Mort_Zafkee.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8974e2823a717e269e51f8c365082a9b94ee310f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mort_Zafkee.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mort_Zafkee", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mort_Zafkee", "text": "Mort Zafkee\nMort Zafkee was the owner of the Fish or Cut Bait Shop in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nZakfee recommended a remedy for poison ivy consisting of boiling lye, steel wool, and hot grease. Alternatively, he suggested amputation of the affected limb in order to stop the itching."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Moving_Through_Time%3A_Fire_Walk_With_Me_Memories.json b/data/input_docs/Moving_Through_Time%3A_Fire_Walk_With_Me_Memories.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f6798a0218144fce581672d332090e7e03ba3df6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Moving_Through_Time%3A_Fire_Walk_With_Me_Memories.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Moving_Through_Time:_Fire_Walk_With_Me_Memories", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Moving_Through_Time:_Fire_Walk_With_Me_Memories", "text": "Moving Through Time: Fire Walk With Me Memories\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\" is a featurette on the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A. It features interviews with various cast and crew members reflecting on Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nCast/Crew Interviewed\nRobert Engels\nKyle MacLachlan\nDeepak Nayar\nSheryl Lee\nMike Malone\nJon Huck\nPamela Gidley\nRon Garcia\nSandra Kinder\nCarlton Lee Russell\nGary Bullock\nVictor Rivers\nWalter Olkewicz\nPhoebe Augustine\nLorna MacMillan\nDon S. Davis\nKimmy Robertson\nGrace Zabriskie\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/Mrs._Thrimble%27s_Bed_and_Breakfast.json b/data/input_docs/Mrs._Thrimble%27s_Bed_and_Breakfast.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..feb4be9cbfcadc52585272b435d8e2a18cf29e40 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mrs._Thrimble%27s_Bed_and_Breakfast.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mrs._Thrimble%27s_Bed_and_Breakfast", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mrs._Thrimble%27s_Bed_and_Breakfast", "text": "Mrs. Thrimble's Bed and Breakfast\nMrs. Thrimble's Bed and Breakfast was a bed and breakfast in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nIt was owned by Emma Thrimble, who opened it in the early 1950s. It had five rooms and three meals served from Mrs. Thrimble's own kitchen."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mrs._Tremond.json b/data/input_docs/Mrs._Tremond.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a9d70b17d8b92b6a550bdf845006515493e5f4e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mrs._Tremond.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mrs._Tremond", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mrs._Tremond", "text": "Mrs. Tremond\nNot to be confused with the second Mrs. Tremond or Alice Tremond.\n\"I requested no creamed corn! Do you see creamed corn on that plate?\"\nMrs. Tremond, also known as Mrs. Chalfont, was an elderly woman who lived with Pierre, supposedly her grandson, at the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, and later in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nThe old woman sat next to Pierre in a dirty room above a convenience store, where a number of spirits were having a meeting, including BOB, the arm, two woodsmen, the electrician, and a jumping man. She was silent, looking sternly at BOB and the arm as they talked at a table.\nAs early as August 1987, the old woman went by the name \"Mrs. Tremond\" and, seemingly bedridden, lived with Pierre in an apartment next door to Harold Smith in Twin Peaks' Low Town neighborhood. On August 23, Laura Palmer brought her dinner as part of her first Meals on Wheels run.\nIn February 1988, the old woman was living in a trailer in Fat Trout Trailer Park with her \"grandson\" at the time of Teresa Banks' death. At that time, they apparently went by the name \"Chalfont,\" which was also the name of the two people living there before them. Teresa Banks' missing ring was found by Chet Desmond beneath their trailer. By the time Dale Cooper arrived to investigate Desmond's disappearance, the trailer had disappeared.\n \nIn February 1989, the week before Laura Palmer's death, Mrs. Tremond and Pierre appeared to Laura outside the Double R Diner to give her a painting of a room above the convenience store that she said would \"look good on wall.\" Later, she appeared in Laura's dream inside the room shown in the picture, beckoning her through an open door.\nIn March 1989, Donna Hayward visited her home with a Meals on Wheels delivery for her, having picked up Laura's route after her death. Mrs. Tremond uncovered her food and was visibly disturbed to see her meal, saying she had requested no creamed corn. After directing Donna to look at the plate, the corn disappeared and appeared in the hands of her \"grandson,\" whom Mrs. Tremond said had been \"studying magic.\" She told Donna that she should talk to Harold, who had been Laura Palmer's friend. Disconcerted, Donna left.\nWhen she returned to the apartment with Dale Cooper days later, Donna found a completely different woman by the same name living there, and no trace of the elderly woman or the little boy.\nIn an unknown year, a Mrs. Chalfont sold the Palmer house in Twin Peaks to Alice Tremond.\nBehind the scenes\nThe old woman, identified as \"Mrs. Tremond\" in \"Episode 9\" and as \"Mrs. Chalfont\" in the end credits of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, was portrayed by actress Frances Bay.\nGallery\nMrs. Tremond/ChalfontMrs. Tremond in the painting"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mrs._Tremond_(second).json b/data/input_docs/Mrs._Tremond_(second).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7c1b5dde0852710d2d325ecfd428b90057053604 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mrs._Tremond_(second).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mrs._Tremond_(second)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mrs._Tremond_(second)", "text": "Mrs. Tremond (second)\nNot to be confused with the first Mrs. Tremond or Alice Tremond.\nMrs. Tremond was the occupant of an apartment near Harold Smith's in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nMrs. Tremond's mother died in 1986 and she had no children.\nDonna Hayward led Special Agent Dale Cooper and Deputy Andy Brennan to Mrs. Tremond's apartment, explaining that days earlier she had brought a meal there and met an old woman by that name and her grandson, who had spoken the French saying that Harold Smith later wrote in his suicide note. Donna knocked on her door, and was bewildered to find that a different Mrs. Tremond now lived there, who said she had no living mother or children. The second Mrs. Tremond, however, gave Donna a letter addressed to her that had appeared in her mail the day after Harold killed himself, which contained a missing page from Laura Palmer's secret diary dated February 22 and February 23."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Mussorgsky.json b/data/input_docs/Mussorgsky.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..558aee0b3528e7a11fa3ac0042818a07384c11f7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Mussorgsky.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Mussorgsky", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Mussorgsky", "text": "Mussorgsky\nMussorgsky was a composer. His work included the largely forgotten opera, Treaty of Vladivostok.\nBehind the scenes\nModest Mussorgsky (March 9, 1839 \u2013 March 16, 1881) was a Russian composer, known for a high degree of innovation in Russian music during the romantic period, often eschewing established conventions to achieve a unique Russian musical identity."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/My_Prayer.json b/data/input_docs/My_Prayer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..60b853e536da991125a579144a81c436c9c34027 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/My_Prayer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "My_Prayer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/My_Prayer", "text": "My Prayer\n\"My Prayer\" was a song by the Platters.\nHistory\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, a disc jockey at KPJK in New Mexico played \"My Prayer,\" heard by a mechanic in town, a waitress at Pop's Diner, and Sarah Novack, who had just come home from a date. A woodsman wandered into the station and seized the DJ by the skull, knocking the stylus off the record and interrupting the song, before commandeering the station's signal to recite a poem.\nBehind the scenes\n\"My Prayer\" is a 1939 song, popularized in a hit single released by the Platters in 1956. The Platters' rendition features as a radio broadcast in \"Part 8\" and, non-diegetically, during Dale Cooper and Diane Evans' sex scene in \"Part 18.\" It appears as track 10 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nWhen the twilight is gone and no songbirds are singingWhen the twilight is gone you come into my heartAnd here in my heart you will stay while I prayMy prayer is to linger with youAt the end of the day in a dream that's divineMy prayer is a rapture in blueWith the world far away and your lips close to mineTonight while our hearts are aglowOh tell me the words that I'm longing to knowMy prayer and the answer you giveMay they still be the same for as long as we liveThat you'll always be there at the end of my prayer\nCredits\nWritten by Georges Boulanger and Jimmy Kennedy\nPerformed by The Platters\nPublished by Skidmore Music Co.\nCourtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group\nUnder license from Universal Music Enterprises"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nadine_Hurley.json b/data/input_docs/Nadine_Hurley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..196aaf802a841f597e54f62ca9620a6da069ff19 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nadine_Hurley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nadine_Hurley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nadine_Hurley", "text": "Nadine Hurley\nNadine Hurley (n\u00e9e Butler) was the wife of \"Big\" Ed Hurley and was well known in Twin Peaks for her ferocity and eccentricity. Nadine wore a patch over her left eye, having lost it in a hunting accident on her honeymoon. \nNadine exercised regularly and, following a coma, developed excess adrenaline that gave her phenomenal physical strength.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and marriage\nNadine had a crush on Ed Hurley throughout high school, despite his relationship with Norma Lindstrom. The spring after graduation, after Norma had cheated with Hank Jennings, Ed took Nadine to a small Montana town near Great Falls. There, while in a half-drunk state, he decided to marry her. On their honeymoon, they went hunting and a piece of buckshot fired by Ed ricocheted off of a rock and hit her in the left eye, causing her to lose it.\n\"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" a journal attributed to Hawk Hill, provided a different background to Ed and Nadine's relationship:\nIn late 1984, Nadine brought her father's tractor to Big Ed's Gas Farm for repairs. However, Ed accidentally backed his tow truck into the tractor. He came to her aid and she fainted in his arms, hugging him when she came to. After Ed repeatedly asked her if she was okay, she kissed him and the two quickly became infatuated with each other.\nThey married three weeks later at the Chapel-in-the-Woods, with all of the Bookhouse Boys in attendance, and the reception being held at the Grange Hall. Not long after, Nadine learned of Ed's previous relationship with Norma, prompting her to become jealous.\nThe next fall, Ed went on a hunting trip with Harry S. Truman and she followed, unknown to them. When she disturbed a group of ducks, Ed shot at them and a buckshot pellet hit Nadine in the eye. The guilt-ridden Ed attentively nursed her back to health.\nOn a day in February 1989, Nadine and Ed went to the Double R Diner for coffee, but she changed her mind and ran when she saw Norma Jennings, Ed's high school sweetheart.\nDrape runners and suicide attempt\nOn February 24, Nadine yelled at Ed to get the drapes she had ordered. Later, after Ed picked up the drapes, she yelled at him to hang them up. After he hung them, she obsessively tests them out.\nShe encountered Norma at the Twin Peaks General Store the next day, having bought cotton balls to silence her drape runners.\nThe following day, she exercised when her husband came in and tripped over her drape runners she had laid out. Angered at his apparent ruining of her silent drape runners, she continued working out, bending the machine.\nWhen Ed came home that night, Nadine tackled him with a hug and presented her now-silent drape runners, which she said were achieved by Ed accidentally dripping grease on the cotton balls earlier.\nNadine kissed Ed before Laura's funeral the next day and told him about her crush on him from when he was dating Norma in high school. Ed's nephew, James then arrived, but said that he was not going to the funeral.\nA few days later, Nadine watched Invitation to Love and ate bonbons when Ed came home. She cried as her drape runner patent had been denied. As a result, she attempted suicide by overdosing on pills. Ed found her and called an ambulance. She was taken to the hospital, where she was comatose for a few days, and broke several restraints in this state due to an abnormal amount of adrenaline. She woke when Ed sang \"On Top of Old Smoky\" to her, and her mind had reverted to when she was a teenager.\nBack to school\nNadine was brought home from the hospital two days later but did not recognize James and wondered where her parents were. She went to the kitchen to get something to drink, then came back, having torn off a cabinet's door. She spent the next few days in high spirits with Ed, including a visit to the diner, where she broke a milkshake glass.\nSeveral days later, Nadine attended the reception following the funeral of Leland Palmer, who had died in custody after being arrested for the murder of his daughter, Laura Palmer. She noticed her shiny shoes, wondering if anyone could see up her skirt due to the reflection.\nFollowing her admission into the high school student body, under the suggestion of psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, she attended cheer tryouts, where she threw a boy while performing a corkscrew.\nThe next day, she went to Donna Hayward's locker to ask if she was still seeing Mike Nelson and is excited when she said that she was not. When Mike passed by, she greeted him, but he mostly ignored her.\nLater in the weight room, she approached Mike, who was working out. She went to a leg press and began lifting 600 pounds with total ease. The wrestling coach then entered and offered her a place on the wrestling team.\nThe coach told his athletes about Nadine's rights to be on the team and asked Mike to wrestle with her to prove her value on the team. She easily triumphed over him while asking him out for a date.\nThe next day, Nadine went to the diner where she found Mike staring at a newspaper. She asked him to share a meal with her, which he was resistant to. However, she did not back down and kissed him.\nShe went home to find Ed being attacked by Hank Jennings, who she easily subdued.\nShe went to the bedroom at her home a couple of days later, breaking the door off its hinges on her way in. She got into bed with Ed and Norma, telling them about her disqualification from the wrestling tournament and apologized to Norma about Hank. She got up and told them that she knew about their relationship and that it made her feel better about her activities with Mike.\nNadine came home early from school the following day to tell Ed that she and Mike were in love and that she and Ed must break up.\nThe next day, she sat with Doctor Jacoby and Ed, the latter who wished to have a divorce, but Nadine does not understand, as she believed they were only dating. She then noticed her blindness in her left eye, apparently having gone unnoticed, despite her eyepatch.\nNadine and Mike later went to the Great Northern Hotel, where they booked the honeymoon suite under the names Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman. She and Mike checked out of the hotel in the morning, Mike calling their night \"unbelievable.\"\nNadine entered the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and days later, Tim Pinkle taught choreography to Nadine and the rest of the women participating in the pageant.\nLater, she showed her wrestling highlights to Ed, Nadine, Mike, and Dr. Jacoby. Jacoby said he had gathered them, finding \"breakups\" easier when everyone involved could talk it out. When Ed told her that he planned on getting married to Norma, she said that she and Mike were getting married as well, and she crushed Mike's hand.\nFollowing Annie Blackburn's win at the contest, chaos ensued and a sandbag was dropped on Nadine's head. Following the chaos, Doctor Will Hayward patched her up. She came to with Mike declaring his love for her. She looked at him and he tried to kiss her, but she asked him who he was and told him to leave, now having returned to her adult mental state. She also questioned Ed why Norma was there.\nTwenty-five years later\nOver the course of the next twenty-five years, around 1995/1996, Nadine opened a drapes store, Run Silent, Run Drapes.\nOne night, when Nadine was doing her books in the back office of the store, she was surfing the net and stumbled across an episode of \"Dr. Amp's\" nightly rant, hosted by her former therapist, Dr. Jacoby. She was hooked immediately and embraced the entire Dr. Amp lifestyle: drinking the Dr. Amp hemp protein shakes, doing the Dr. Amp's \"Walking in Nature Program\" and followed his rigorous \"Crusade for Political Renewal\" by donating to a variety of nonprofit charities he supports.\nBy late 2016, Nadine had bought herself a mail-order golden shovel, and a few more for people on her Christmas list, and installed one of the shovels like a holy relic in the display window of her drapery store. Nadine's enthustiastic turned religiously devoted viewing of \"Dr. Amp\" restored her to a balanced, happy, and functional life.\nWhile driving by Run Silent, Run Drapes on one of his weekly nocturnal supply runs, Dr. Jacoby saw the spotlight golden shovel Nadine proudly had hanging in her store window and stopped by and visited with his former client. She expressed her admiration for his program and he recounted the last time he had seen her seven years prior at a supermarket during a storm. The two shared a flirtatious glance.\nShe later marched to Big Ed's Gas Farm \u2013 gold shovel in tow \u2013 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 she and Ed had stayed together was Ed's guilt. Nadine proclaimed that she is fine now and is \"shoveling way out of the shit\" (Dr. Amp's slogan). 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.\nNot long after, Norma and Ed got married and rumors suggested that Nadine and Jacoby may have started dating.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nAfter the Laura Palmer case is solved when Leo Johnson confesses, Nadine (played by Jan Hooks) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern, asking him to take her silent drape runner to the patent office in Washington, D.C. She then leaves.\nBehind the scenes\nNadine was played by Wendy Robie, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nTrivia\nCards released during the show's run and The Secret History of Twin Peaks give her birthdate as January 25, 1950. However, since the show takes place in 1989 and she is explicitly stated to be 35, this date cannot be considered canon.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks also gives her maiden name as Gertz, when it is explicitly stated in the show to be Butler. It could be theorized that \"Gertz\" or \"Butler\" is actually a middle name."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Naido.json b/data/input_docs/Naido.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9f3f62d9a90138e3760044a5eb386b7f609e7014 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Naido.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Naido", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Naido", "text": "Naido\n\"We need to get her down the mountain. She's very important, and there are people that want her dead.\"\n \u2015Andy Brennan\nNaido was an eyeless woman who resided in a structure on the purple sea, connected to the missing FBI secretary Diane Evans.\nBiography\nAfter vanishing from the glass box in New York City, Cooper found himself outside a structure set in the middle of a large body of water. Inside, Naido sat in front of a fireplace as Agent Cooper approached her. She did not speak, only letting out a breathy noise and signaling Cooper to be quiet when something began banging on the door to their room. She kept him away from a mechanism in the wall and led him up to the roof, where it became clear that they were in a tiny vessel in an expanse of stars. Naido pulled a lever and received an electric shock, throwing her into the dark void surrounding them.\nFollowing a message from the late Garland Briggs, members of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department visited a location on Blue Pine Mountain on October 1 and discovered Naido lying on the ground, naked. As Deputy Andy Brennan held her hand, a vortex appeared in the sky, and he disappeared. After an encounter with the Fireman, Brennan reappeared, holding Naido in his arms, and told the others that they needed to keep her safe and secret.\nAndy and Lucy Brennan placed Naido in an empty cell at the sheriff's station, giving her one of Lucy's bathrobes. As she continued to emit strange chirping noises, a drunk in the cell nearby began mimicking her, causing Deputy Chad Broxford to scream at them to be quiet. James Hurley and Freddie Sykes, arrested for inciting a brawl at the Roadhouse, were bewildered by her appearance and behavior.\nThe next morning, Naido grew frantic as Dale Cooper's doppelganger approached the sheriff's station. After a failed escape attempt by Deputy Broxford, Andy Brennan rushed into the holding area and shouted that he needed to take the prisoners upstairs. In Sheriff Truman's office, Naido witnessed a violent confrontation between BOB and Freddie, which ended when Freddie shattered BOB's orb into several pieces. The real Dale Cooper approached Naido and touched her hand. Her face changed into a pink mass and then broke open, revealing a window into the red room. A fleshy mass materialized and opened to reveal the face of Diane Evans, who had been replaced by a twin over twenty years before. The real Diane materialized in the office where Naido had been, wearing her clothing.\nBehind the scenes\nNaido is portrayed by Nae Yuuki, who previously made a notable appearance delivering a surreal monologue to Laura Dern's character in David Lynch's film Inland Empire.\nEtymology\nThe name \"Naido\" is a near-anagram for \"Diane,\" substituting an \"O\" for an \"E.\" Omitting these vowels, they are reverse spellings of one another.\nIn Japanese Buddhism, the term naid\u014d (\u5185\u9053) literally translates to \"Inner Path,\" simultaneously describing \"inner teachings\" or \" within the path\" of nature and righteousness. Although the character \u9053 is most associated in the West with Chinese Taoism, it is used in East Asia to describe similar concepts in Shintoism and Buddhism, which has been studied by both Lynch and Frost.\nIn the now-extinct Tambora language, \"naido\" is the word for \"black.\" The language was spoken by the Tambora, a culture native to Sumbawa Island in Indonesia that was wiped out in the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora.\nIn Spanish \"naido\" is \"odian\" (they hate) reversed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nancy_Nordstrom.json b/data/input_docs/Nancy_Nordstrom.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f3c3293110c698ac74c1d8ecafbb51dc10eea737 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nancy_Nordstrom.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nancy_Nordstrom", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nancy_Nordstrom", "text": "Nancy Nordstrom\nNancy Nordstrom was a classmate of Dale Cooper at the Germantown Friends School.\nNancy was in the tenth grade in 1969 and played goaltender for the school's field hockey team. She began dating new student Anne Sweeny, prompting Cooper \u2013 who was infatuated with Anne \u2013 to blow up Nancy's mailbox.\nBefore moving away with her family, Anne purchased a Willa Cather book for Nancy as a parting gift."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nancy_O%27Reilly.json b/data/input_docs/Nancy_O%27Reilly.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1a380e62923e6b17d2dfbdf495074c32da72b8aa --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nancy_O%27Reilly.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nancy_O%27Reilly", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nancy_O%27Reilly", "text": "Nancy O'Reilly\nNancy O'Reilly was the sister of Blackie O'Reilly and the lover of Jean Renault.\nBiography\nAfter being thrown out from One Eyed Jacks, Nancy brought Laura her clothes and money that was owed to her stuffed inside a pumpkin.\nBlackie introduced Nancy to Emory Battis while she clung to Jean's side and threatened Emory when Jean requested he bring him Special Agent Dale Cooper. Her and Blackie didn't get a long and she wanted Nancy to go back North, presumably where she hailed from. \nWith Jean, she plotted to kill her sister.\nShe later encountered Dale Cooper, who restrained her and commanded her to take him to Audrey Horne. She did so and drew a knife when he went to the bed. She prepared to stab him, but he subdued her.\nWhen asked on Twitter if it can be assumed that Nancy is still planning revenge against Cooper for killing Jean Renault, Galyn G\u00f6rg replied \"Yes.....!!!!!! \ud83d\udc60\ud83d\udd2a\ud83d\udd2a\ud83d\ude0a\".\nBehind the scenes\nAlthough Galyn G\u00f6rg is credited in \"Episode 8\", she doesn't appear."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Natalie.json b/data/input_docs/Natalie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..995620da8ef1e91347d1666f54716353cb724c7b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Natalie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Natalie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Natalie", "text": "Natalie\n\"He's a free man again... Whoopee!\"\nNatalie was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night at the Roadhouse, Natalie met up with Abbie for a beer. Abbie asked her where Angela was, and Natalie replied that she was probably out with Clark somewhere. Surprised, Abbie told her she had seen Clark and Mary there as a couple two nights ago. Natalie, dismayed, warned 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/Nathan_F._Twining.json b/data/input_docs/Nathan_F._Twining.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4e8885b6719eb5fc871c0d48aa4ad61ab44d8a26 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nathan_F._Twining.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nathan_F._Twining", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nathan_F._Twining", "text": "Nathan F. Twining\nNathan F. Twining was a United States Air Force officer.\nBiography\nOn July 5, 1947, Twining investigated the scene on a UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico and helped to compile and analyze data from the investigation. The following September, he was involved in the formation of Project Sign, a task force designated to investigate UFOs. On December 9, he attended the project's first meeting, reviewing several UFO sightings reported over the previous six months.\nAllegedly, Twining was ordered by President Harry S. Truman to help organize the Majestic 12, a supposed group of twelve scientists, government officials, and high-ranking military officers.\nIn 1953, Twining was named the chief of staff of the Air Force and he later served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.\nBehind the scenes\nNathan Farragut Twining (October 11, 1897 \u2013 March 29, 1982) was a United States Air Force general. He served as the Air Force's Chief of Staff from 1953 to 1957, then as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1957 to 1960."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Native_American.json b/data/input_docs/Native_American.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0c6315da71f9ce4de5b2f103078914c8893522ea --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Native_American.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Native_American", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Native_American", "text": "Native American\nNative Americans were the indigenous population of North America.\nThey existed in various tribes, such as:\nBlackfoot\nCayuse\nFlathead\nMethow\nNez Perce\nSnoqualmie\nSpokane\nUmpqua\nYakima\nZuni"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Neff.json b/data/input_docs/Neff.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f50baf56e47f3bf2f94306b701b8e36fb815c75f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Neff.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Neff", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Neff", "text": "Neff\nNeff was an insurance agent.\nIn early March 1989, Neff met with Catherine Martell to discuss an insurance policy regarding the death of her brother. He urged her to sign it, but she did not, as her sister-in-law, Josie Packard was the sole beneficiary and she told Neff she wished to discuss the policy with her lawyer.\nBehind the scenes\nNeff is named after Fred MacMurray's character, Walter Neff, from the 1944 film noir, Double Indemnity. His occupation may also be a nod to the film's Neff being an insurance salesman.\nIn the shooting script of Episode 6, he is named Herbert Bell, though a typo calls him Bond at one point. Catherine also calls him Ball once, before he corrected her."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Neighbor.json b/data/input_docs/Neighbor.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..15fe926ad76e4de25a75dec54362707079f23518 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Neighbor.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Neighbor", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Neighbor", "text": "Neighbor\n\"There's nobody in there! They left, they just left!\"\nAn unidentified woman lived next door to Gersten Hayward at 1601 Timber Lake Drive, Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne day, hearing a commotion in the hallway outside her unit, the neighbor stuck her head out the door to tell Becky Burnett that nobody was inside Gersten's apartment, as \"they\" had just left. Becky, nonetheless, cursed her husband Steven and fired a gun through Gersten's closed door."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Neil_Armstrong.json b/data/input_docs/Neil_Armstrong.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c6d644fd34518b7c1e92e1e7e5b4e8d1942c2de0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Neil_Armstrong.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Neil_Armstrong", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Neil_Armstrong", "text": "Neil Armstrong\n\"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.\"\nNeil Armstrong was an astronaut, part of the Apollo 11 mission, alongside Buzz Aldrin.\nOn July 20, 1969, the mission reached the moon and Armstrong walked its surface, soon followed by Aldrin.\nAfter this achievement, Armstrong was considered a highly-influential figure in 20th century American culture. In 1989, an archivist equated Meriwether Lewis' impact to that of Armstrong, Charles Lindbergh, and John Glenn combined.\nBehind the scenes\nNeil Armstrong (August 5, 1930 \u2013 August 25, 2012) was an American astronaut, most famous for being the first person to walk on the moon."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nelson_Miles.json b/data/input_docs/Nelson_Miles.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8069b5af9b6391a44dda1c42c310e4d5528104d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nelson_Miles.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nelson_Miles", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nelson_Miles", "text": "Nelson Miles\nNelson Miles was a United States military Colonel.\nIn August 1877, General Oliver Howard wrote to Miles, maintaining that he had witnessed Chief Joseph and his people pass through Hart Mountain. He further ordered Miles to mobilize his men in order to ambush Joseph.\nBehind the scenes\nNelson A. Miles (August 8, 1839 \u2013 May 15, 1925) was an American military general who served in the American Civil War, the American Indian Wars, and the Spanish\u2013American War. During the Nez Perce War, Miles and his men intercepted Chief Joseph."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/New_Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park.json b/data/input_docs/New_Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eaa23645f1beabbf3c650c04711f1fdf01d74d3d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/New_Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "New_Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/New_Fat_Trout_Trailer_Park", "text": "New Fat Trout Trailer Park\nThe \"New\" Fat Trout Trailer Park was a trailer park, the second of that name, located in or near Twin Peaks, Washington and managed by Carl Rodd.\nHistory\nBetween 1988 and 2016, the original Fat Trout, located in Deer Meadow, was relocated to a new site close to Twin Peaks.\nIt is unclear whether the new park is actually in Twin Peaks or still in Deer Meadow, which itself was stated in The Secret History of Twin Peaks to be a nearby community.\nBill, one of the tenants, offered residents rides into town most mornings in his van. Another tenant, Kriscol, performed unpaid maintenance work at the park while selling his own plasma to make rent, until Rodd intervened and told him to start charging for his labor instead.\nSteven and Becky Burnett, a married couple living at the park, began having loud and abusive confrontations, disturbing the other residents. One day, Rodd witnessed Becky steal her mother Shelly's car, flinging Shelly off the hood when she tried to stop her. Alarmed, Rodd rode back into town with Shelly in Bill's van and helped her contact Becky's father Bobby.\nWhile walking his dog in the woods behind the trailer park, resident Cyril Pons encountered Steven, suicidal and brandishing a handgun, along with Gersten Hayward. Retreating in fear, Pons reported the matter to Carl, pointing out Steven's trailer.\nNotable residents\nBill\nSteven and Becky Burnett\nKriscol\nMickey and Linda\nCyril Pons\nCarl Rodd - owner, manager"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/New_Mexico_couple.json b/data/input_docs/New_Mexico_couple.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a06399206076bb8b7ca0fe8fb3eb5f4e56f19989 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/New_Mexico_couple.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "New_Mexico_couple", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/New_Mexico_couple", "text": "New Mexico couple\nA husband and wife in New Mexico were stopped on the road by a group of woodsmen.\nBiography\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, a man and his wife were driving along a desert road in New Mexico when they came across a stopped car with several strange individuals walking around. One of them approached the car and the man opened his door slightly, transfixed, as an electrical hum filled the air. The man, looking like a pitch-black disheveled vagrant and holding a cigarette, leaned in the window and repeatedly asked \"Gotta light?\" The woman began screaming as another of the woodsmen leered at her, and eventually the man sped away, narrowly avoiding another of the figures as it stepped out of the darkness."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/New_York_City.json b/data/input_docs/New_York_City.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..38b638f1206e8af71ef8a51022cb04e0f6c5fae9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/New_York_City.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "New_York_City", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/New_York_City", "text": "New York City\nNew York City was an city located in New York.\nHistory\nOn March 10, 1974, Dale Cooper visited the city to test his hypothesis that the breakdown of society was rooted in the advent of skyscrapers. However, Cooper was attacked and robbed during the night and sought refuge with an artist until her lover arrived. He then wandered into a protest and approached a policeman, but was arrested along with several protesters. The next day, he resolved to take the judge's advice and \"stay the hell out of New York.\"\nAfter turning eighteen, Donna Hayward moved to New York, where she studied at Hunter College until dropping out after signing on with the Ford Modeling Agency.\nSometime prior to September 2016, an anonymous billionaire purchased a skyscraper which contained a glass box within its penthouse. Sam Colby \u2013 who had been hired to watch the box \u2013 and Tracey Barberato were killed by a figure that appeared within the box.\nNotable residents\nSam Colby\nTracey Barberato\nPrivate security guard\nDonna Hayward (1989)\nFifth Avenue resident\nEstablishments\nBoys High School\nSkyscraper\nGallery\nNew York City panoramaView of New York CitySkyscraper of anonymous billionaire\nBehind the scenes\nThe establishing shot of New York City is a stock footage. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/New_York_skyscraper.json b/data/input_docs/New_York_skyscraper.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c0f31738ef10138259fa53ce51bf7fe3c9e60592 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/New_York_skyscraper.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "New_York_skyscraper", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/New_York_skyscraper", "text": "New York skyscraper\n\"- Whose place is this?- I heard a billionaire. Some anonymous billionaire.\"\n \u2015Tracey Barberato and Sam Colby\nA near-windowless brick skyscraper was located in New York City and reportedly owned by an anonymous billionaire.\nThe skyscraper's penthouse was allocated for placement of the glass box, surrounded by seven cameras pointing at it and other sorts of equipment. A guard was posted outside of the room containing the box.\nHistory\nAn unidentified man was hired to watch the box until being replaced by student Sam Colby. The man reportedly saw something in the box, but did not disclose the details to Colby.\nOne evening, Sam Colby watched the box and changed the SD card in one of the cameras when an intercom called for him to do so. He sat back down until he was called out for a delivery from Tracey Barberato, who had brought him coffee. She asked to go back into the room with him, but with the security guard watching, he told her she could not. When he put in the door code on a keypad to re-enter the room, she tried looking over his shoulder, but he caught her doing so. Tracey left and Sam went back into the room with his coffee, sitting back down to watch the glass box.\n \nOn the next day, Sam changed another camera's card. Upon hearing the sound of the elevator, he realized that Tracey had come and went to meet her. While Sam left the room, Dale Cooper appeared inside the glass box before being transported out. Tracey had brought coffee for Sam again and this time, the security guard was not anywhere to be seen, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. He admitted that he did not know who owned the building and said that his job was to watch the glass box for something to appear inside. After a few moments of sitting down and watching the box, they began to make out and soon after they started having sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box. The figure broke out and slaughtered them.\n \nWhen the structure was discovered, FBI agent Tamara \"Tammy\" Preston was instructed to oversee the investigation of the murders; on September 26, she presented her findings to Albert Rosenfield and Gordon Cole. The New York Police Department was unaware of the existence of the penthouse and did not know the name of its owner. Although multiple guards were on duty at all times, none of them could provide evidence. Sam and Tracey were ID'd, but their bodies did not show outer prints, DNA or fiber to investigate. Hundreds of digital files were found and confiscated from SD cards kept in safes in the room: most of them consisted of hours of the glass box as shown from different angles, with blurred shapes passing in front of the camera for a few frames. The night of the murder, one of the multiple cameras caught a glimpse of the ghostly figure, which faded as soon as it moved.\nOn September 29, Tammy showed Albert and Gordon a photo taken from one of the earlier SD cards, depicting Cooper's doppelganger talking to a scientist in front of the glass box.\nGallery\nSkyscraper exteriorHallGuard postHallwayRoomRoomRestroomGlass box equipment\nBehind the scenes\nThe exterior of the skyscraper is computer generated and not an actual building.\n The most similar skyscraper in New York is Long Lines Building (33 Thomas Street)."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/New_girl.json b/data/input_docs/New_girl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b56e6569fe4847ea3520f5b09508ecb0d51f588d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/New_girl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "New_girl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/New_girl", "text": "New girl\nAn unidentified young woman was a new hire at One Eyed Jacks in early 1989.\nUpon their visit to the brothel on February 25, Benjamin and Jerry Horne had a coin toss, which determined that Benjamin would be \"first in line\" for the new girl."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nez_Perce.json b/data/input_docs/Nez_Perce.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2b6e2b1aa8722247810402661d58ef19ede907ec --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nez_Perce.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nez_Perce", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nez_Perce", "text": "Nez Perce\nNez Perce was a Native American tribe of northeastern Washington who once inhabited the Twin Peaks region.\nHistory\n\"Something is missing. (...) The way, you will find it have something to do with your heritage.\"\n \u2015Log Lady\nThe Nez Perce told legends relating to the White and Black Lodges\n \nA manufacturing company bore the name of the tribe."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nez_Perce_map.json b/data/input_docs/Nez_Perce_map.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2187561f4c0eb64fe73e6b031215c7fb84335dc8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nez_Perce_map.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nez_Perce_map", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nez_Perce_map", "text": "Nez Perce map\n\"This map is very old, but it is always current. It's a living thing.\"\n \u2015Deputy Chief Hawk\nNez Perce map was an ancient map owned by Deputy Chief Hawk.\nHistory\nAs Hawk and Sheriff Frank Truman discussed their destination given by Major Garland Briggs, which Hawk surmised to be a location signified by a fire. Frank questioned a particular symbol on the map, but was advised that he does not want to know about it.\nInterpretation\nThe left mountain on the map was Blue Pine Mountain and the right was White Tail Peak.The position of the stars determined the day - October 1.The image of campfire symbolized modern-day electricity.The image of diseased corn symbolized death.The combination of the symbol of electricity and death produced \"black fire.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nicky_Needleman.json b/data/input_docs/Nicky_Needleman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cae458c837d9c1d495557b53f78673981c3408bb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nicky_Needleman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nicky_Needleman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nicky_Needleman", "text": "Nicky Needleman\nNicholas \"Nicky\" Needleman was a mischievous orphaned boy who came under the care of Dick Tremayne through the Happy Helping Hand program. He was used by both Dick and Andy to prove which of them would make a more suitable father to Lucy's baby.\nBiography\nNeedleman was conceived from a rape and his immigrant mother died in childbirth. He was eventually adopted by a loving couple, but his adoptive parents perished in a car accident when he was six.\nIn March 1989, Dick Tremayne brought Nicky to the Twin Peaks sheriff's station and was introduced to Deputy Andy Brennan. Dick wished to take Nicky for a malted with Lucy, but she was at the Great Northern Hotel helping prepare for the wedding of Dougie Milford and Lana Budding, so Andy went with them instead.\nThey went to the Double R Diner, where Nicky got a malted, from which he blew whipped cream into Dick's face. When Andy stood to get a napkin, Nicky spun his stool, causing him to fall when he sat back down.\nThe next day, as Dick tried to work on one of the wheels on his car, Nicky turned the steering wheel, turned on the windshield wipers, and honked the horn. When he sprayed the windshield, Dick told him to get out of the car. He walked away and the wheel fell off the car, which scared him. He hugged Dick, thankful that he was alive."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Night_of_the_Burning_River.json b/data/input_docs/Night_of_the_Burning_River.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..21bd26fa34c68d632c3a514642e8c268c25df91d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Night_of_the_Burning_River.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Night_of_the_Burning_River", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Night_of_the_Burning_River", "text": "Night of the Burning River\nThe \"Night of the Burning River\" was the name given to a freak fire that occurred in the then-unincorporated settlement of Twin Peaks, Washington in the early 20th century.\nEvents\nBy January 1902, the competing Packard and Martell Sawmills had deforested much of the region's hills. In a frenzied drive to outperform one another, the two mills caused a logjam that stretched seven miles to White Tail Falls and rendered traffic on the river impossible. The blockage persisted for two weeks until, on the night of February 24, 1902, the logjam caught fire and soon spread ashore. The resulting blaze lasted eight days, destroying thirty percent of the structures in the foundering town, killing livestock, and taking the lives of six residents before it was extinguished by the rain. Two more residents expired due to complications in the following days, bringing the death toll to eight.\nIt was unclear what started the fire, but according to a report in a contemporary newspaper (possibly the Spokane Spokesman-Review), most attributed the fire to a lightning strike from a passing storm. Others claimed it had been a curse laid by a displaced Native American medicine man, while still others claimed they had witnessed \"columns of fire\" descend from the sky."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/No_Stars.json b/data/input_docs/No_Stars.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c734ab6a7d40b9fe43b2dad559dde3f6415e128 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/No_Stars.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "No_Stars", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/No_Stars", "text": "No Stars\n\"No Stars\" was a song by singer Rebekah Del Rio\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Del Rio performed \"No Stars\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"No Stars\" was written by Rebekah Del Rio, David Lynch, and John Neff in 2001, and appeared on Del Rio's 2011 studio album Love Hurts Love Heals. The song was featured in \"Part 10\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 11 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). The version used in the series appears to have been pitch-corrected.\nLyrics\nMy dream is to goTo that placeYou know the oneWhere it all beganOn a starry night (x2)When it all beganYou said hold meHold me, hold meDon't be afraid (x2)We're with the starsI saw them in your eyesEn tus palabrasY en tus besos, tus besosDebajo de una nocheNa llena de estrellasUnder the starry nightLong agoBut now it's a dreamYo vi, en tus ojosYo vi, las estrellasPero ya no hay, ya no hayEstrellasPero ya no hay, ya no hayEstrellasNo stars (x2)Ya no hay estrellasNo stars (x6)Ya no hay estrellasNo stars (x6)No\nCredits\nWritten by David Lynch, John Neff, Rebekah Del Rio\nPerformed by Rebekah Del Rio\nPublished by Baja Basement Music Publishing and Bobkind, Inc."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Norelco_B2000.json b/data/input_docs/Norelco_B2000.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7e7b6c91e71aed8ef9d4d15ec9e64a0cbbf66455 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Norelco_B2000.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Norelco_B2000", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Norelco_B2000", "text": "Norelco B2000\n\"When they gave me the tape recorder last night, Dad put the microphone in my hand and looked at me very seriously and said that this was the future and that he and everything he represents was a dinosaur. I asked Mom what he meant and she said it was the eggnog.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nThe Norelco B2000 was a reel-to-reel tape-playing recorder.\nHistory\nDale Cooper was given a Norelco B2000 for Christmas 1967 and he began to use it to make notes of his everyday life. The recorder required the use of a power outlet, which limited Cooper's ability to travel with it until he purchased a battery pack from Simms' Hardware.\nCooper used the Norelco B2000 until September 12, 1973, when his father gave him a notebook-sized recorder that recorded cassettes instead of reels."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Norma_Jennings.json b/data/input_docs/Norma_Jennings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d87ff0e6737caadb4e74e7acbc265c7f32b15831 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Norma_Jennings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Norma_Jennings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Norma_Jennings", "text": "Norma Jennings\nNorma Jennings (n\u00e9e Lindstrom) owned the Double R Diner, and was the organizer of Meals on Wheels, formerly with Laura Palmer.\nBiography\nNorma was the high school sweetheart of Ed Hurley, but in 1969\u2014the spring after graduation\u2014she cheated on him with Hank Jennings one weekend, so he decided to marry Nadine Butler while in a partially inebriated state. Norma quickly married Hank in April, and they honeymooned in Hollywood, where they got tickets to The Tonight Show. Also that month, she began working at the Double R Diner.\nShe graduated from Twin Peaks Community College, earning a degree in Home Economics.\nAlso in 1969, Norma won the first annual Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\n\"The Andrew Packard Case\" and \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" attributed to Dale Cooper and Hawk Hill, respectively, offer an alternate story behind Ed and Norma's relationship and her marriage to Hank:\nImmediately following high school, when Ed left for deployment during the Vietnam War, the two began regularly exchanging letters. Meanwhile, Norma attended community college and formed a bond with Hank Jennings over their supposed mutual sadness over Ed's absence. The pair began having lunch together regularly and the following November, had Thanksgiving together. By this time, Norma had stopped receiving letters from Ed. Unknown to her, Ed was still writing her every day, but all of his letters were intercepted by Hank.\nAt Twin Peaks' annual Christmas tree lighting, Hank proposed to Norma and she accepted. The pair were married at the Chapel-in-the-Woods and honeymooned in San Francisco, attending a taping of The Tonight Show. After the honeymoon, Norma returned to work on her degree in nursing, but ultimately dropped out to run the Double R after her father became ill with heart disease.\nA year after Ed returned from Saigon, he stopped in at the diner and the pair engaged in an awkward conversation until Hawk decided to intervene. From this point, Ed began regularly visiting the diner.\nOne night, after Ed married Nadine Gertz, he visited Norma at the Double R and the two had a more heartfelt conversation than their previous talks since Ed's return. Ed, distraught over Norma not responding to his letters, prompted Norma to figure out Hank's deception years before. Ed began to visit the diner more regularly and the two would often hold long conversations.\nIn August of 1987, Norma began a Meals on Wheels service at the Double R Diner with the help of high school student Laura Palmer. In September of that year, Hank was convicted for vehicular manslaughter, so she and Ed began an affair.\nWhile working the counter at the Double R on a day in February 1989, Ed and Nadine came in for coffee. Upon seeing Norma, Nadine became angry and dragged Ed right back out, though not before Ed and Norma shared a look of longing.\nNorma asked waitress Shelly Johnson to help Laura load up her Meals on Wheels delivery, as another waitress, Heidi was suffering from a bloody nose.\nWhen Shelly came back inside to tell Norma that Laura ran away, they noticed the entire diner was empty. Norma had Shelly cover Laura's route, then sat down in one of the booths and cried. Ed came back in and went to her and they planned to get together.\nLater, Norma and Ed sat in a truck listening to music and discussing their relationship.\n \nOn the morning of February 24, Norma poured Bobby Briggs\u2014Laura Palmer's boyfriend\u2014a cup of coffee after he commented to late-to-work Heidi that he thought Germans were always on time. Norma told him she thought he only cared about making time. Bobby left with waitress Shelly\u2014married to Leo Johnson\u2014and on the way out, played a song on the jukebox, commenting to Norma that he would be seeing her in his dreams. She responded, \"not if I see you first.\" She watched them out the window, suspecting that they were seeing each other.\nLaura was later found murdered, deeply affecting the town.\nIn the evening, she met with Ed. They discussed their feelings for each other and her intention to leave Hank.\nNorma went to the Twin Peaks General Store the next day and encountered Nadine, who had bought cotton balls to make her drape runners silent.\nLater at the diner, Norma served a cherry pie to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, whom she was introduced to by Sheriff Harry S. Truman as having taken over the investigation into Laura's death. Cooper asked her about Laura's involvement with the Meals on Wheels program and then asked her for two more pieces of pie.\nEd came to the diner the following day and she served him a cup of coffee. He said that he was in trouble with Nadine for ruining her drape runners. When Audrey Horne arrived later, she served her a cup of coffee as well.\nShe discussed Hank's probable release the next day with his parole officer, who said that he had been a model prisoner. She said that she could provide him a job at the diner if he were to be released.\nNorma later attended Laura's funeral and in the evening, she served Agent Cooper a slice of huckleberry pie with vanilla ice cream and coffee.\nShe met with Hank before his hearing was to take place and he insisted that he was a changed man. At the hearing, Norma said that she could give Hank a job at the diner.\nWhen Shelly arrived at work, the two discussed their respective problematic relationships and their plans to deal with them. She then offered to Shelly a beauty day for the two of them. She then received a call from Hank's parole officer, informing her that he would be released.\nNorma went to Ed's gas station the following day to inform him that Hank would be returning. They both discussed their difficulties to tell their respective spouses their wishes to separate from them and agreed to not call each other for a while.\nAfter a day of beauty with Shelly, she came into work with her and was stopped by Hank, then released. He stated his intentions to repair their relationship and she gave him a job washing dishes.\nFor the next couple of days, she heard Hank talk about his sorrows in prison life, including his mattress in prison and that he dreamed about her \"night after night.\" He spoke of his hope to make a life with her and the diner and he kissed her, much to Norma's reluctance.\nAt the diner the next day, she delivered a note to Donna Hayward and then visited Shelly in the hospital\u2014having suffered smoke inhalation from a fire at the Packard Sawmill\u2014promising to bring her food due to the hospital's lack of anything good. She went by Nadine's room, where she saw Ed holding his comatose wife's hand after she attempted suicide.\nNorma went back to the diner, where Hank asked about Shelly, but Norma said she could not talk. She then received a call from Donna, who wished to pick up Laura's Meals on Wheels route.\nMargaret Lanterman entered the diner the next day and Norma greeted her, pouring a cup of coffee. She requested that Margaret dispose of her gum in a more respectful manner than she had, having recently stuck it on the diner's wall.\nNorma talked on the phone at the diner a couple of days later with Louie at the Great Northern Hotel, who informed her that restaurant critic M.T. Wentz would be coming to Twin Peaks. Hank took some money from the register to pick up decor for the diner.\nA man arrived, who they believed to be Wentz. She seated him and he ordered a cheeseburger cooked medium, along with a Coke and fries.\nShelly tearfully told her a few says later that she would have to quit her job to take care of Leo, who had become an invalid after being shot through the spine. Norma reassured her that the diner would be fine without her and that she would be welcome back whenever she was ready. Ed and Nadine then entered, the latter having reverted to an 18-year-old state of mind. A milkshake was brought out for Nadine and she broke the glass.\nNorma's step-mother, Vivian, made a surprise visit to the diner and introduces her to her new husband, Ernie Niles. When her step-mother mentioned how nice the diner looked, Norma tells her that it was in preparation for the food critic. Her step-mother and step-father then left for their room at the Great Northern and Norma found a newspaper, where Ernie wrote: \"$1000 Houston by 3 points!\" Hank came to the diner after being absent for 48 hours, which frustrated her.\nAt dinner with her step-mother, Ernie, and Hank, she excused herself from the table for a moment and her step-mother joined her. When they returned, Hank made a toast to Vivian and Ernie.\nThe next day, Norma's step-mother was disgusted with the omelet she had been served and suggested to Norma a new recipe.\nAfter the funeral of Leland Palmer, Norma attended the reception at the Palmer home. Leland had been arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody three days prior.\nShe later took away the tablecloths from the diner tables, following a negative review from M.T. Wentz, her step-mother questioning this and revealing that she was the critic.\nThe following day, Norma served a slice of pie to FBI Special Agent Roger Hardy, who said that he had heard much about it since Cooper's time in the town. Hank then came to the diner with Ernie after a hunting trip. She told Ernie that her step-mother had returned to Seattle and that he should do the same.\nA day later, she and Ed reminisced about when they made life plans together when they were young, then the following morning,\nNorma refilled Ed's coffee and he slid her a tip along with a note saying \"We need to talk.\"\nAs she left, she saw Hank, who asked her where she was going. She said she was off to run errands and that leaving him there to run the diner was a sort of test for him.\nShe went to Ed's house and expressed her love for him and her wish to be with him and they kissed. She later left after Donna came searching for Ed's nephew James.\nThe following day, Norma brought extra potatoes out to Ed, who was having a discussion with Doctor Will Hayward. After the doctor left, she went to tell Ed about Hank being in the hospital from having a tree fall on him, though Ed clarified that Hank was actually beaten up by Nadine. She also told him that Hank would be charged with a parole violation and Ed called for a celebration, not caring who would find out about their relationship.\nIn the morning, Norma laid awake in bed with Ed, talking about the twenty years that had passed since the time they separated. Nadine came in, breaking the door off the hinges on her way. She got into bed and told them about her disqualification from the wrestling tournament and apologized to Norma for beating up Hank. Nadine got up to leave and told them that she knew about their relationship and that it made her feel better about her relationship with Mike Nelson.\nShe later cleaned at the diner as Shelly came, having been attacked by the then-mobile Leo. Shelly asked for her job back, and Norma was happy to oblige. Sheriff Truman then took Norma aside to tell her that Hank would be put in jail for the attempted murder of Leo and his various parole violations.\nThe next day, Norma talked on the phone with her sister, Annie, who was to arrive in Twin Peaks the following day, after leaving a convent. She found an envelope with Shelly's name on it and gave it to her. Inside, Shelly found part of a poem and an invitation to the Roadhouse later that night. Ed then came into the diner and took her into his arms, asking her to marry him.\nShe went to Hank's cell at the sheriff's station to ask him for a divorce. He told her he wished to change, but also begged for her to make up an alibi for him on the night Leo Johnson was shot. She refused, causing him to refuse the divorce, to which she responded, \"I'd rather be his whore than your wife\" and left.\nNorma greeted Annie when she arrived at the diner the next morning and introduced her to Shelly.\nShe later showed an advertisement for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest to Shelly, who did not wish to compete.\nNorma made pies for the Contest, for which she had signed on as a judge. She told Shelly and Annie that she expected to see one of them win the title of Miss Twin Peaks, which she had won twenty years prior.\nLater\u2014alongside the other judges, Mayor Dwayne Milford and Dick Tremayne\u2014she observed Tim Pinkle teaching choreography to the contestants. She turned their attention from them, trying to determine the qualities they were looking for in Miss Twin Peaks, believing the major factor to be originality.\nAt the Hurley home, Nadine showed Norma, Ed, Mike, and Doctor Lawrence Jacoby some of her wrestling highlights. Jacoby said that he had gathered them together, as he believed divorces were easier when all parties involved could state their feelings. Ed told Nadine that he and Norma were planning to marry, and she announced that she and Mike would be doing the same.\nAfter Annie was named Miss Twin Peaks, chaos ensued at the contest.\nBack at the Hurley home after the chaos, Doctor Hayward patched up Nadine and Mike, the former having been hit in the head by sandbags. Nadine came to, having apparently returned to her adult state of mind, and questioned why Norma was there.\nLater life\nAs of late 2016, Norma still owned the Double R, which she had turned into a franchise called Norma's Double R, though the original diner still remained simply \"Double R Diner.\" She also owned Sweet Loaf bakery, where Shelly's daughter Becky worked. One day, as she was sorting through business documents, she watched as Becky came in to the diner and asked her mother for money. Norma noted to Shelly that this was the third time in two weeks and urged Shelly to help her daughter rather than enable her.\nAfter Becky took Shelly's car, armed with a gun, Shelly called Norma, who suggested she call Bobby. Later, as Shelly, Bobby, and Becky discussed Becky's situation with her husband Steven, Norma listened in and silently prodded Becky to apologize to Shelly.\nShe later had dinner with Ed and they were joined by Bobby until Walter Lawford \u2013 Norma's romantic and business partner \u2013 joined her to discuss business. Walter shared with Norma the profit reports of the Norma's Double R franchise. He also gave her business advice for the flagship diner, which Norma disagreed with, wishing to stick to her traditional practices and pie recipe ingredients.\nLater, Ed came to the diner again, telling Norma that circumstances had changed and they could be together. However, Norma apologized to him, as she was to meet with Walter. She advised Walter to buy her out, to take over the franchise and leave her with the flagship diner, where she had found a family. A baffled Walter left, telling Norma that she was making a mistake. She joined Ed, who 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\nNorma was played by American actress, Peggy Lipton, who reprised the role in the 2017 series. She was also known for her role as Julie Barnes in the television show The Mod Squad, which also starred Clarence Williams III, who appeared with her in one Twin Peaks scene as Roger Hardy.\nThe original script of \"Episode 1\" states that Norma has a cousin named Sue who runs a beauty shop in downtown Butte."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Northwestern_Street.json b/data/input_docs/Northwestern_Street.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..66f5b627350a7c7ee874399de89c3404137fa2cc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Northwestern_Street.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Northwestern_Street", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Northwestern_Street", "text": "Northwestern Street\nNorthwestern Street was a street in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nTwin Peaks Episcopal (15 Northwestern Street)\nPalmer house (708 Northwestern Street)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Norwegians.json b/data/input_docs/Norwegians.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ff6e1b70994eda3d1b4042fa93f4be775beec3dd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Norwegians.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Norwegians", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Norwegians", "text": "Norwegians\n\"The Norwegians are leaving.The Norwegians are leaving.The Norwegians are gone.\"\n \u2015Julie Duvic\nIn February 1989, a group of Norwegian businessmen led by Sven Jorgenson and accompanied by an interpreter visited Twin Peaks, Washington to invest in the Horne Development Corporation's Ghostwood Development Project.\nHowever, they hastily changed their plans after they learned from Audrey Horne about Laura Palmer\u2019s death."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Nurse_(Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital).json b/data/input_docs/Nurse_(Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ad5b8128ae912a56631e20284bdc85070ba40435 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Nurse_(Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Nurse_(Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Nurse_(Calhoun_Memorial_Hospital)", "text": "Nurse (Calhoun Memorial Hospital)\nAn unidentified nurse looked after Dr. Lawrence Jacoby at Calhoun Memorial Hospital while he was being treated for a heart attack."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Odessa.json b/data/input_docs/Odessa.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..491042263353ba106b7a7bd2c47787c96f9c2a6b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Odessa.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Odessa", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Odessa", "text": "Odessa\nOdessa was a city in Texas where Dale Cooper arrived after crossing, where he found Carrie Page.\nHistory\nCooper reached Odessa, finding a coffee shop called Eat at Judy's. He went inside and asked the waitress serving him if there was another one who worked there, but he was told that it is the other waitress's day off. He spotted a group of men harassing the waitress and advises them to stop. They threatened him and he incapacitated two of them from his seat and had the other stand down. He had the waitress give him the other waitress's address as he placed the guns belonging to the men in the deep fryer, warning the staff that the heat could set off the guns. He left with the address.\nHe went to the waitress's home, spotting a utility pole outside with a number \"6\" attached to it. He knocked on the door and the waitress resembling Laura Palmer opened it, confused about his calling her Laura. She told him her name was Carrie Page, but he insists that she was Laura, and offers 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."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Oh,_What_a_Tangled_Web....json b/data/input_docs/Oh,_What_a_Tangled_Web....json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..27960ba30988d54f01623e32e6c13fde8252ed39 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Oh,_What_a_Tangled_Web....json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Oh,_What_a_Tangled_Web...", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Oh,_What_a_Tangled_Web...", "text": "Oh, What a Tangled Web...\nOh, What a Tangled Web... was a 1984 book commissioned by the Twin Peaks town council and written by Twin Peaks Post reporter Robert Jacoby.\nThe book chronicled the history of the Washington town of Twin Peaks. It began with the founding of the town itself, with the establishment of the Packard Sawmill and its largest competitor, the Martell Mill, which was eventually bought by the Packard family.\nIt also detailed is the Horne family's founding of Horne's Department Store and the Great Northern Hotel, as well as the origins of the Bookhouse Boys, originally formed as the Citizens Brigade by Sheriff Frederick Truman."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Oliver_Howard.json b/data/input_docs/Oliver_Howard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f557c9d9e33348f0c3c784702e569e05a19ce504 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Oliver_Howard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Oliver_Howard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Oliver_Howard", "text": "Oliver Howard\nOliver Howard was a United States military General who was ordered to escort the Nez Perce to a reservation in 1877.\nWhen Nez Perce Chief Joseph refused to relocate to the reservation, Howard mobilized his men, prompting Joseph to flee with his people to Canada.\nJoseph subsequently engaged in thirteen battles with Howard's forces. In August, Howard sent word to Colonel Nelson Miles, in awe of Joseph's implausible retreat to British Columbia and commanded Miles to intercept Joseph, who eventually surrendered on October 5.\nHoward ordered his adjutant, Captain Charles Erskine Wood, to take Joseph as a prisoner of war. When Chief White Bird escaped captivity, Howard felt this was a violation of the terms of surrender on Joseph's part, thus absolving the American government's responsibility to return the Native Americans to their land.\nBehind the scenes\nOliver Otis Howard (November 8, 1830 \u2013 October 26, 1909) was a United States Army officer who served in the Civil War and later commanded several campaigns against Native American tribes.\nChris Mulkey provided narration for Howard's dispatch for Colonel Miles in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Olson.json b/data/input_docs/Olson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9049b29c06037ae50d489e574595e88ef1709975 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Olson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Olson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Olson", "text": "Olson\nOfficer Olson was a police officer with the Buckhorn Police Department.\nBiography\nOlson, along with his partner, Officer Douglas, 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.\nOlson observed as Constance Talbot, along with Detective Dave Macklay came to investigate the scene. When they pulled back the bedsheet apparently covering Ruth's body below the neck, it was revealed that her head had been severed and a man's headless body had been placed on the bed.\nBehind the scenes\nOfficer Olson is played by actor Christopher Murray, whose mother, Hope Lange, appeared in David Lynch's 1986 film Blue Velvet as Pam Williams, mother of Laura Dern's character, Sandy Williams. \nHis father, Don Murray also appears in Twin Peaks as Bushnell Mullins."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/On_the_Couch.json b/data/input_docs/On_the_Couch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..47bd77cc1ef6ed3ac68fd97804430dc516aa7a88 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/On_the_Couch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "On_the_Couch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/On_the_Couch", "text": "On the Couch\n\"On the Couch\" is a featurette directed by Charles de Lauzirika, exclusive to the Blu-ray release Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nFeatured is an interview with Harry Goaz and Kimmy Robertson, reflecting on their experience with the revival of Twin Peaks.\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/One_Eyed_Jacks.json b/data/input_docs/One_Eyed_Jacks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0abc225742f22c8235db435508e15c6677feddb2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/One_Eyed_Jacks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "One_Eyed_Jacks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/One_Eyed_Jacks", "text": "One Eyed Jacks\nOne Eyed Jacks was a brothel and casino located in Canada, near the Washington border.\nHistory\nSometime around 1984, Benjamin Horne bought the establishment and at some point put madame Blackie O'Reilly in charge. Horne also assigned Emory Battis \u2013 the manager of Horne's Department Store \u2013 to recruit girls from the department store's perfume counter to work in the brothel. Horne and his brother Jerry would regularly have a coin toss to \"break in\" the newest girl at One Eyed Jacks.\nBattis hired Laura Palmer and Ronette Pulaski in August of 1987. Laura was later fired due to her cocaine use.\nFollowing Laura's murder, Audrey Horne infiltrated the brothel as a working girl as an attempt to assist in FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper's investigation. She nearly ended up sleeping with her father, and thus discovered that he was the owner.\nAudrey \u2013 after being caught speaking to Cooper in the phone \u2013 was drugged with heroin and used by Jean Renault as a bargaining tool for Ben to point Agent Cooper into a trap, as Renault wanted Cooper dead for the deaths of his brothers, Jacques and Bernard.\nHorne arranged for Cooper to go to One Eyed Jacks with the assignment of delivering ransom money and rescuing his daughter. However, Horne assigned Hank Jennings to follow Cooper and bring back the money along with Audrey.\nHorne's plan ultimately failed when Cooper was assisted by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Deputy Hawk in rescuing Audrey without any need for the ransom money. During the operation, Blackie was killed by Jean Renault. This operation would lead to Cooper being suspended from the FBI, due to suspicion about his motives and possible connections to the deaths that occurred during the rescue and a drug smuggling operation at the brothel, led by Renault, who also employed Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer Preston King.\nRenault further employed Jennings and Ernie Niles in the drug trafficking operation and effectively took over One Eyed Jacks from Horne.\nStaff\nBenjamin Horne \u2013 owner (c. 1984 \u2013 March 1989)\nJean Renault \u2013 owner (March 1989)\nBlackie O'Reilly \u2013 madame (\u2013 March 1989)\nJacques Renault \u2013 croupier (\u2013 March 1989)\nLawrence \u2013 croupier (by March 1989) \nLaura Palmer \u2013 prostitute (August 1987 \u2013 October 1988)\nRonette Pulaski \u2013 prostitute (August 1987 \u2013)\nBehind the scenes\nThe name is significant because \"One Eyed Jacks\" is the name of a movie that was originally intended to be directed by Stanley Kubrick, who Lynch has frequently cited as an influence and a reason why he started to direct. The film One Eyed Jacks, which was eventually directed by Marlon Brando, also features Twin Peaks actor Hank Worden in a minor role. Finally, \"One-Eyed Jack\" is a euphemism for \"penis.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/One_Stop.json b/data/input_docs/One_Stop.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..396f16b54e13e4ea5ffb994950c1eac5adf8f0e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/One_Stop.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "One_Stop", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/One_Stop", "text": "One Stop\nOne Stop was a convenience store and gas station in Twin Peaks.\nHistory\nDuring their investigation into Laura Palmer's murder, FBI Agent Dale Cooper and the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department went to Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, located next to One Stop. Cooper remarked that according a dream he had, BOB and Mike lived above a convenience store. He then sent Deputy Andy Brennan to buy twine in the store.\nGallery\nOne Stop's gas pumps\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script of \"Episode 4,\" the convenience store is named Twin Peaks Econo Shopper."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Opera_House.json b/data/input_docs/Opera_House.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..68b1348a160b2e8d3592a2de7b66a2e1aa925d14 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Opera_House.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Opera_House", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Opera_House", "text": "Opera House\nThe Opera House, later referred to as the Old Opera House was the first opera house in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nThe opera house was built in 1882, with its first performance being Camille, starring Sarah Bernhardt.\nIt burned down in the Terrible Fire of 1896 and was replaced by the Bijou Opera House in 1918."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Orville_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Orville_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..19c6bfda9a2c4c3f6fef59e9e72cdfb1d04dcf78 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Orville_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Orville_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Orville_Horne", "text": "Orville Horne\nOrville Horne was the founder of Horne's General Store.\nBiography\nAfter earning a reputation as a bachelor, Horne married Brulitha, much to his family's surprise.\nWishing to lead a business outside of his family's mercantile empire, Horne moved to Twin Peaks, Washington with his wife in 1905. There, he founded Horne's General Store, which suffered notable damage in the Smallish Earthquake of 1905 and was rebuilt."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Oscar.json b/data/input_docs/Oscar.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..70f28a47e028a5b6b824e7373f9da17129a6096d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Oscar.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Oscar", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Oscar", "text": "Oscar\nOscar was a bag boy at Keri's Handi-Mart in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOscar and Victoria rung up Sarah Palmer's purchase of Bloody Mary ingredients. Sarah was suddenly disturbed by the Albatross turkey jerky in the stand behind her, and asked when it had arrived. She told Victoria that her room looked different, and that \"men\" were coming. Confused, Victoria asked her what was wrong, and Sarah became visibly distressed, saying that she didn't feel good and then forcing herself to leave the store. Oscar half-heartedly suggested he could deliver her groceries as he knew where she lived."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Oscar_Wilde.json b/data/input_docs/Oscar_Wilde.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e3a3ea8f46743eb35d20d7b4f817f62c3ec1768e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Oscar_Wilde.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Oscar_Wilde", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Oscar_Wilde", "text": "Oscar Wilde\nOscar Wilde was a notable writer.\nWilde visited Twin Peaks, Washington in 1902 on mule-back, following a steamer voyage from San Francisco to Seattle. Upon returning, he remarked, \"Who ever met a lumberjack they didn't like?\"\nBehind the scenes\nOscar Wilde (October 16, 1854 \u2013 November 30, 1900) was an Irish poet and playwright, one of London's most popular playwrights in the 19th century. He is best remembered for works such as his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890) and his play The Importance of Being Earnest (1895).\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town places his visit to Twin Peaks in 1902, two years after his real-life death."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Otis.json b/data/input_docs/Otis.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fbf02eef2c72cf95cc76f319b3ef06a63b7cf3d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Otis.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Otis", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Otis", "text": "Otis\nOtis was an associate of Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nOtis lived in a cabin with a disabled man in a wheelchair, a thin man, Buella, Ray and Darya. The cabin was guarded by a trucker with a shotgun.\nThe doppelganger - whom Otis called \"Mr. C\" - visited Otis when he retrieved Ray and Darya from Buella."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Out_of_Sand.json b/data/input_docs/Out_of_Sand.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..573da4610c6886d17a32e734f4f708b86c3d4068 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Out_of_Sand.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Out_of_Sand", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Out_of_Sand", "text": "Out of Sand\n\"Out of Sand\" was a song performed by Edward Louis Severson III at the Roadhouse in late 2016.\nLyrics\nCan't climb to heaven on the crossOne liar's promise drained the blood from my heartCame a message in the darkOffered the hand of a disembodied manWhile I still had the chanceBut now it's gone, goneAnd I am who I amWho I was I will never be againRunning out of sandI stare at my reflection to the boneBlurred eyes look back at meFull of blame and sympathySo, so closeRight roads not taken, the future's forsakenDropped like a fossil or stoneNow it's gone, goneAnd I am who I amWho I was I will never come againRunning out of sandA drunk octopus wants to fightFearful of dreams, there'll be no sleep tonightFine at dinner, dead by dessertVictim or witness, we're gonna get hurtA fragile existence with echoes of..."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Owl.json b/data/input_docs/Owl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..104aeac8b832b995ea99c8d00942767d6ca3687a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Owl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Owl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Owl", "text": "Owl\n \n\"The owls are not what they seem.\"\n \u2015The Giant\nOwls were birds commonly found in the town of Twin Peaks.\nThe most common type of owl found in the town was the Great Horned Owl, which was noted to attack any medium-sized mammal or bird.\nOwls may be used as vessels for spirits such as BOB."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Owl_Cave.json b/data/input_docs/Owl_Cave.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..56a17eeb588651bb577b97356a77b889bac55aea --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Owl_Cave.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Owl_Cave", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Owl_Cave", "text": "Owl Cave\nThe Owl Cave was a cave within Ghostwood National Forest, part of a chain of lava tubes connected to dormant volcanoes. Named for the many owls which inhabit it, it is significant for its ancient Native American petroglyphs, carved into its stone walls. \nHistory\nOwl Cave was long-known to natives, who carved a petroglyph into the cave's walls. Among the Native American tribes that used the cave were the Flathead tribe, who stored pelts, held meetings, and eluded their enemies inside. They would say that the cave was visited by the \"Beyond\" and that there were messages left there.\nThe cave was not discovered by settlers until the late nineteenth century when it was found by a man named Denver Bob Hobbes and his companion, Wayne Chance, according to Chance's journals.\nIn the 1920s, the cave became a popular locale for lovers to get away. One contemporary newspaper stated, \"There were enough hopes and dreams in that cave to make Ali Baba green with envy.\"\nIn the spring of 1933, the Phelan Gang escaped into the cave after committing a robbery, but surrendered when the gang's leader, Milo Phelan became afraid of the dark and built a fire.\nIn 1948, while on the campaign trail, President Harry S. Truman visited the cave, becoming an honorary member of the Flathead tribe. Shortly thereafter, the Circulars took control of the cave and attempted to rename the cave \"Elk Cave,\" but nobody outside of this group accepted the new moniker.\nUntil 1989, the cave no longer held much interest to any local individuals. That year, Owl Cave became a centerpiece in an investigation by the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nBy accident, Deputy Andy Brennan struck a pickax at a petroglyph on the wall, while shooing an attacking owl away. The petroglyph that was struck operated a hidden mechanism and revealed a pole in the cache with another petroglyph on it. Windom Earle noted that the petroglyph on the pole was upside down, so he turned the pole to upright the symbol. Turning the symbol operated another hidden mechanism which toppled part of the cave wall to reveal the Owl Cave Map/Calendar.\nIt was found that the cave held secrets to entering the fabled Black Lodge.\nOwl Cave Map/Calendar\n \nAn ancient Native American petroglyph is carved into the stone wall of Owl Cave. It shows the location of the gateway to the Lodges. The gateway itself only exists at certain points in space and time, given by the details of the map and the calendar.\nOn the petroglyph (probably drawn by the Native Americans) can be seen:\nTwo humans, one tall and the other small.\nTwo mountains\nA waterfall\nA lake\nMany circles one being the sun and the other the moon.\nA circle of trees\nA fire with an upside down ring symbol inside which itself looks like one or two childishly drawn birds.\nBy superimposing the map with the map of Twin Peaks, especially bodies of water, the location to the gateway can be deduced. It is Glastonbury Grove, the circle of 12 sycamore trees.\nSome of the circles are planets, but the \"Four-H club\" is a superposition of Jupiter and Saturn astrological symbols, which indicates a precise planetary position: during the Jupiter and Saturn conjunction. The conjunction is associated with big changes in power and fortune, Jupiter being expensive in its influence and Saturn being contractive, the conjunction is an intensification with the potential for great changes.\nOn the painting can also be seen a puddle of oil near the circle of trees. Oil is also an opening to the gateway.\nBehind the scenes\nWhen Windom Earle's computer makes part the glyph blinking red are the location of the White Tail Falls, Black Lake and Pearl Lakes from the Access Guide but it gives no indications of where Glastonbury Grove should be. Indeed, the drawing of the circle of trees is at the other side of where it is in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town.\nDespite dialogue, the circle only has eleven trees, not twelve.\nThe planets on the map seem to be:\n\u2645 Left to the human figures is Uranus\n\u2646 Above the small man is Neptune\n\u2642\ufe0e Left to the fire is Mars\n\u2643 Right to the fire is Jupiter\n\u2644 Right to the circle of trees is Saturn\n\u263f Left to the Sun is Mercury\n\u2640\ufe0e Right to the Sun is Venus\n\u2647 Next to the waterfall is Pluto\n\u2641 Next to the bottom symbol is Earth\nContrary to dialogue, there is no superposition of Jupiter and Uranus on the map.\nThe symbol for conjunction is seen under the Sun and under the circle of trees.\nThe symbol at the top right and the bottom right are apparently lifted from petroglyphs from the Torrey Creek, Wind River, Wyoming inhabited by the Shoshone tribe. The bottom symbol is interpreted to be associated with wokaimumbic a giant man-eating owl from the Shoshone culture."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Packard_Sawmill.json b/data/input_docs/Packard_Sawmill.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3335a707211149327724c6b071db91f8ce160838 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Packard_Sawmill.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Packard_Sawmill", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Packard_Sawmill", "text": "Packard Sawmill\nPackard Sawmill was an industrial facility in the town of Twin Peaks. \nHistory\nThe mill was founded in the late 1880s by James Packard on two acres by Black Lake Falls with eight employees. After an altercation with Kwakiutl Indians over the land, the mill was built, and its saw was originally powered by the water above the falls it was built next to.\nThe original mill's structure was razed in 1922 and was rebuilt across 25 acres by James\u2019 son, Thomas. The employment had grown to 100 people by 1924.\nThe mill's primary competitor was the Martell Mill (which had existed for three years longer), but the Packard Mill, under the capable management of Thomas Packard, eventually ended up buying the Martell Mill in 1933 and closed it in 1939.\nIn 1935, the mill was temporarily shut down due to a labor dispute.\nThomas' sister, Daisy managed the mill during World War II. Daisy introduced mechanical barkers, a skyhook cable car, and a wigwam burner.\nThomas' son Andrew took over the mill in 1948 and continued to make the mill more efficient with the introduction of a chainsaw in the 1950s, and computerizing the plant's machinery by 1972. Under Andrew Packard, the mill increased production by twenty-five percent.\nFollowing Andrew's apparent death in 1987, the mill was inherited by his widow, Josie Packard, and his sister Catherine ran it along with her husband Pete Martell. During this time, it was the only major facility in Twin Peaks to challenge Benjamin Horne's monopoly on the economy of Twin Peaks.\nIn 1989, the Packard Sawmill was partially destroyed by a fire. The fire was caused by a bomb set up by Leo Johnson, who was working for Horne, who later acquired the land, only to have it end up back in Catherine's hands, then finally back to his own, following his plans to conserve the surrounding woodlands.\nAlthough management assured the mill workers that it would resume operations, Catherine soon closed the mill and sold it to Horne, devastating Twin Peaks' economy. The surviving part of the mill remained standing as of late 2016.\nBehind the scenes\nHarley Peyton admits that the network's insistence of revealing Laura Palmer's killer and Joan Chen (Josie Packard)'s departure created challenges while writing the mill storyline.\nThe remains of the mill are seen in Part 9, which places the mill across from the sheriff's station. This contradicts the map of Twin Peaks given in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, which places the mill on the northern edge of town and the sheriff's station in the center."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pale_horse.json b/data/input_docs/Pale_horse.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..97f14a297f3a68001d921265db41c77ff774f442 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pale_horse.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pale_horse", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pale_horse", "text": "Pale horse\nA pale horse sometimes appeared in visions to Sarah Palmer.\nHistory\nIn 1956, a woodsman repeated an following incantation on KPJK's airwaves:\n\"This is the waterAnd this is the well.Drink full and descend.The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within.\"\nListening at home, a young girl lost consciousness, leaving her vulnerable to a frog-like creature. After the woodsman left the radio station, a horse was heard neighing in the distance.\n \n \nA white horse briefly materialized in Sarah Palmer's room on the night of February 22, 1989, as Sarah lay in bed, having just been drugged by her husband Leland. This occurred just as Leland was preparing to molest their daughter, Laura.\nThe following month, Sarah crawled through the house, trying to maintain consciousness. She was shocked to see the horse appear in their living room just before she passed out on the floor. While she was unconscious, Leland (controlled by BOB) attacked and beat their niece Maddy Ferguson to death.\nWhile Dale Cooper was trapped in the red room, the curtains lifted as if in a strong wind to reveal a white horse standing in the distance.\nAfter crossing, Cooper spotted a kiddie ride of a white horse outside Eat at Judy's in Odessa, Texas. A waitress at the diner, Carrie Page, had a small white horse figurine in front of a blue plate sitting on her mantelpiece.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the script for \"Episode 14\" and the accompanying Log Lady introduction, the horse is referred to as \"pale horse,\" while in the script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me it is called a \"white horse.\"\nIn the documentary Lynch (One), David Lynch recounts being deeply affected by a scene in the French slaughterhouse documentary Blood of the Beasts, in which a tall and majestic white horse is abruptly slaughtered and its blood collected in a square box."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Palm_Deluxe.json b/data/input_docs/Palm_Deluxe.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..be3534340efecb56911b85d38df265a82fc3e316 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Palm_Deluxe.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Palm_Deluxe", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Palm_Deluxe", "text": "Palm Deluxe\nThe Palm Deluxe Hotel was a hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nHistory\nOn February 9, 1988, Phillip Jeffries checked in the hotel and inquired about Judy with the desk clerk, who told him that \"the young lady\" had left a letter for him. The bellhop took Jeffries' suitcase and accompanied him upstairs.\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.\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.\nPersonnel\nDesk clerk\nBellhop\nMaid\nEntertainers\nHarpist\nBehind the scenes\nScenes in the hotel were filmed at the former St. Cabrini Hospital at 967 Boren Ave in Seattle, Washington. This was the same location used for the FBI office in Philadelphia."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Palmer_house.json b/data/input_docs/Palmer_house.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..383abba0a3a28472f34fe45c51cf22645a52e3b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Palmer_house.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Palmer_house", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Palmer_house", "text": "Palmer house\nPalmer house was the residence of the Palmer family of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nTo be added.\n \nWhen Cooper's doppelganger reached the portal to Fireman's home, arriving at the coordinates, he was transported to the Fireman's projection room. On the screen has shown the Palmer house.\nBehind the scenes\nIn Twin Peaks, a home at 534 S. Lewis Street in Monroe, Washington was used for the exterior of the Palmer home. In Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and Twin Peaks (2017), a house located at 708 33rd Street, Everett, Washington was used instead.\nIn the finale of The Return, the role of Alice Tremond, the owner of the Palmer house was performed by Mary Reber, the current owner of the home. Reber, who has no prior acting experience, was approached by Lynch about playing the role while he and his crew were doing some location scouting at the house in early 2015, a surprise offer she happily accepted.\nThe episode's final scenes outside the Palmer house were shot in the late hours of October 2 and the early hours of October 3, 2015. Paparazzi footage of the filming, plus reports of the screams that turned out to belong to Carrie Page, served as the first leaks from the set of the series. To prepare for the screams, members of the crew went door-to-door to warn homeowners about the filming.\nGallery\nThe house exterior in the original seriesPalmer house on the screen of the projection room"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Paris.json b/data/input_docs/Paris.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9dc5f43effd54cf7abbc8caa8e1f9154f2de5e4c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Paris.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Paris", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Paris", "text": "Paris\n\"We're like the dreamer, who dreams and then lives inside the dream. But who is the dreamer?\"\n \u2015Monica Bellucci\nParis was a city in France.\nHistory\nIn 1989, Jerry Horne was on a trip to Paris, which ended on February 26.\nIn 1990s, Donna Hayward's modeling took her around the world, including such locales as Paris, Milan, and Monaco.\n \nIn 2016, Gordon Cole told Albert Rosenfield and Tammy Preston about a dream where he was in Paris on a case and met Monica Bellucci with her friends at a cafe. He saw Dale Cooper, but Cole could not see his face. They had coffee and Monica said \"we are like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream,\" which Cole understood. This was followed by \"but who is the dreamer?\" He said that Monica indicated him to look back and he saw himself on February 16, 1989, the day of Phillip Jeffries' brief re-appearance, and particularly noted Jeffries asking who he thought Cooper was."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Parsonage.json b/data/input_docs/Parsonage.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d97623c9164da123b3622386dbed047033520768 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Parsonage.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Parsonage", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Parsonage", "text": "Parsonage\n\"I've often felt there were spirits in this wood...\"\n \u2015Jack Parsons\nThe so-called \"Parsonage\" was the mansion of Jack Parsons, located on Orange Grove Boulevard in Pasadena, California. During the 1940s, it doubled as the headquarters and gathering place for the West Coast \"lodge\" of Thelema, which Parsons led.\nHistory\nThe house was built by lumber baron Arthur Fleming, an early benefactor of the nearby California Institute of Technology, using lumber sourced from the region around Twin Peaks, Washington.\nParsons purchased the mansion in 1943 with the windfall from the success of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and hosted several gatherings attended by Thelema adherents and other laboratory employees. At Parsons' invitation, writer L. Ron Hubbard took up residence in the Parsonage in August 1945 and soon thereafter attended one of these gatherings, later recalling:\n\"A strange, incense-laden air of debauchery, populated by a motley assemblage of leftists, bohemians and hangers-on, attended by a cadre of attractive young JPL secretaries, all of them swept up into a kind of fever cult. Many of the guests wore colorful, erotic masks, and a few were in elaborate Egyptian costumes or masks with distorted animal faces. Disturbing atonal music played from somewhere and prompted much uninhibited dancing, and by that I don't mean the jitterbug. In some back rooms, I have no doubt, there was rampant drug use. I caught the unmistakeable tang of reefer wafting throughout the upper floor and I believe the punch they were serving may have been laced with a home-brewed mind-altering substance, perhaps absinthe. In many of these rooms, not even behind closed doors, sexual hijinks abounded. I'm no prude, but I've never felt more Episcopalian in my life.\"\nLate at night, Parsons and Hubbard spoke at length in a room decorated with pagan artwork and a life-sized statue of Pan, discussing Parsons' late mentor Aleister Crowley, alchemy, and the similarities between Parsons' chosen field and the practice of magic. Hubbard noted that Parsons was worrying an inscribed ring of some sort, and at one point intoned \"the magician longs to see\" and remarked that he had always sensed spirits in the walls of the house. Finally, he abruptly said that he needed to attend to the other guests and excused himself.\nAfter Parsons was accused of selling state secrets to a foreign government, he was terminated by JPL and forced to sell the Parsonage. By 1952, the mansion had been demolished to make way for an apartment complex.\nBehind the scenes\nThe real Parsonage was located at 1003 South Orange Grove Avenue, Pasadena, California."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_1.json b/data/input_docs/Part_1.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2332ccb06cd2eefd3bb2471f3497d7aa4665ddd7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_1.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_1", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_1", "text": "Part 1\nNot to be confused with Pilot or Episode 1.\n\"Part 1\" is the first episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, the thirty-first episode of the franchise as a whole. It originally aired on May 21, 2017 and was screened alongside Part 2 as a single movie for the Cannes Film Festival.\nA TV-14 edit of the episode was officially released on YouTube alongside Part 2 for a limited time for National Donut Day in early June 2017 and again in August.\nPlot\n\"My log has a message for you.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nCooper sits in the Red Room across from Laura Palmer, who tells him \"I'll see you again in 25 years. Meanwhile,\" and she makes a gesture with her hands.\nTwenty-five years later, an aged Cooper without his FBI lapel pin sits across from a man resembling the Giant, who points his attention to the sounds of a phonograph. He then says \"It is in our house now,\" and \"It all cannot be said aloud now.\" He then tells Cooper to remember \"430\" and \"Richard and Linda. Two birds with one stone.\" He tells Cooper that he \"is far away,\" and Cooper disappears.\nJoe delivers shovels to Lawrence Jacoby.\nIn New York City, Sam Colby watches a glass box with cameras pointed at it. He changes the SD card in one of the cameras when an intercom calls for him to do so. He sits back down until he is called out for a delivery from Tracey Barberato, who has brought him coffee. She asks to go back into the room with him, but with the security guard watching, he tells her she cannot. When he puts in the code to re-enter the room, she tries looking over his shoulder, but he catches her doing so. Tracey leaves and Sam goes back into the room with his coffee, sitting back down to watch the glass box.\nBenjamin Horne tells Beverly Paige to give a refund to a Mrs. Houseman for two nights of her stay after a skunk was in the hotel. Ben's brother, Jerry loudly enters and Ben introduces them and dismisses Beverly. Jerry sits down and the brothers briefly talk.\nLucy Brennan sits at her desk at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and a man in a suit comes, wishing to speak to Sheriff Truman. When Lucy asks whether he wants to speak about insurance with the Sheriff Truman who is sick or the Sheriff Truman who is fishing, he admits that he does not know. He gives her his card and leaves. \nAgent Cooper's doppelganger walks to a house, where he incapacitates a guard. He goes inside, where he greets Otis, in the room also are a thin man and a small disabled man in a wheelchair. The guard enters and tries to attack him, but he knocks him out. Buella enters and the doppelganger asks her for Ray and Darya. She calls them out and they leave with the doppelganger.\nSam changes another camera's card and is brought another delivery of coffee from Tracey. When they find that the guard is not present, Sam takes Tracey into the room. He admits that he does not know who owns the building and says that his job is to watch the glass box for something to appear inside. After sitting down to watch the box, they begin to make out and soon after they start having sex, a ghostly figure appears in the box. The figure breaks out and slaughters them.\nIn an apartment complex in Buckhorn, South Dakota, Marjorie Green goes down the hallway with her dog, Armstrong, who notices a smell coming from the apartment of Ruth Davenport. Marjorie goes to her apartment to report this to the authorities. Police officers Olson and Douglas arrive to investigate. They ask her about any individual that may have a key to Ruth's apartment. They call a locksmith and she soon leads them on a search for the building's maintenance man, Hank Fillmore, who thinks they are there on a call for a crime he committed. Marjorie then reveals that she had a key to the apartment all along. Olson and Douglas search the apartment and find a dead body in the bedroom.\nHank questions Harvey, believing he sent the police to him and they discuss a deal they made until Harvey hangs up.\nConstance Talbot investigates the crime scene as pictures are taken. Detective Dave Macklay arrives and they pull the sheets off of the body, which instead is a male body that does not belong to the head.\nA fragile Margaret Lanterman calls the sheriff's department for Deputy Chief Hawk. She tells him that her log has a message for him: \"Something is missing and you have to find it,\" and that this relates to Agent Cooper. She says that the way he will find it has something to do with Hawk's heritage.\nTalbot analyzes fingerprints found at the crime scene. Upon finding a match, she calls in Detective Macklay. She confirms to him that the head belongs to Ruth Davenport, but there is no match on the body, which belongs to a male. She also says shows that the fingerprints found at the scene belong to Bill Hastings, the principal at the local high school.\nMacklay goes to the Hastings home, where he arrests Bill.\nHawk brings files to the conference room. Andy and Lucy enter and Hawk explains to them about what the Log Lady told him.\nMacklay interrogates Bill with Detective Don Harrison and Police Chief Mike Boyd observing. Hastings says that he did not really know Ruth Davenport, who was the librarian at the school, and he had last seen her a couple months ago. Hastings' story lines up until there is a 45 to 50-minute gap in his activities. He hesitates and says that he had taken his assistant, Betty home during that time after a meeting. He nervously requests to speak to his lawyer before Macklay reveals to him that Ruth Davenport had been murdered and Hastings' fingerprints were found in the apartment. Hastings is then escorted out to a cell and he asks to speak to his wife, Phyllis.\nMacklay and Harrison go to the Hastings home with a group of police officers with a warrant to search Bill's home and car. Inside the latter, they find a piece of flesh.\nThe man resembling the Giant watches the phonograph.\nCredits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nJoseph M. Auger as Delivery Driver\nMelissa Bailey as Marjorie Green\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nMichael Bisping as Guard\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nBailey Chase as Detective Don Harrison\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nJames Croak as Robby\nKathleen Deming as Buella\nErica Eynon as Experiment Model\nAllen Galli as Man in Suit\nJames Giordano as Officer Douglas\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nCornelia Guest as Phyllis Hastings\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDep Kirkland as Police Chief Mike Boyd\nNicole LaLiberte as Darya\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nChristopher Murray as Officer Olson\nMax Perlich as Hank\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nBenjamin Rosenfield as Sam Colby\nMary Stofle as Ruth Davenport\nCarel Struycken as ???????\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nRedford Westwood as Otis\nMadeline Zima as Tracey\nIn Memory of Catherine Coulson\nUncredited\nGeoffrey Gould as Forensic photographer\nMichael McGee as Businessman \nSteven James Tingus as Disabled cousin*\nUnknown performer as Screaming girl (Pilot stock footage)\nUnknown performer as Camera Voice over\nUnknown performer as Cabin guard\nUnknown performer as Thin cousin*\n * = In Behind the Curtain, while announcing the completion of their scene, Lynch refers to the cousins as \"Steve\" and \"John\", although he is possibly calling the two actors by their real names.\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"American Woman (David Lynch Remix)\"\nWritten by Kallie North, Jessyca Wilson, Jason White, and Butch Walker\nPerformed by Muddy Magnolias\nPublished by Warner, Chappell, Hanging Vine (BMI), EMI April Music Inc. (ASCAP)\n\"Sub Dream\"\nWritten and Performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\n\"Frank 2000\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\nBehind the scenes\nThe filming of Sam and Tracey's brutal murder by the Experiment was achieved by spraying actors Ben Rosenfield and Madeline Zima with blood from a hose as the camera zoomed in on them. A further \"dry\" take was also done without the blood at the suggestion of Zima, though the final cut of the episode uses the blood take. Lynch initially planned to also bat them in the face with two large blue balls on sticks, but these are absent from behind-the-scenes footage of the take and Lynch is only shown directing the scene. Neither actor was told or shown what exactly they were reacting to, and all further effects work of the Experiment's attack was done in post-production.\nSam and Tracey's coffee cups are rather obviously empty, based on how they are held by Ben Rosenfield and Madeline Zima. This, along with several other instances in The Return of characters carrying and handling cups that are very clearly empty, earned Twin Peaks an \"Empty Cup Award,\" a satirical award from the online magazine Slate which draws attention to this phenomenon in modern TV.\nTV-14 edit\nA TV-14 version of the episode \u2014 edited for language and sexual content \u2014 was released for the American region on YouTube for a limited time in observance of National Donut Day in early June 2017. It was released again for a limited time on August 8, 2017.\nTrivia\nLynch considers the piece of meat discovered in the car as just a piece of meat and nothing specific like a tongue or a kidney."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_10.json b/data/input_docs/Part_10.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e3b1d28e88dcf9ffc290cb92916e2ab8ae5f4034 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_10.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_10", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_10", "text": "Part 10\nNot to be confused with Episode 10.\n\"Part 10\" is the tenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the fortieth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on July 16, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Laura is the one.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nRichard drives to Miriam Sullivan's, who tells him to leave and has sent a letter about him to the sheriff's department. He angrily breaks into the trailer and savagely beats her. He leaves, calling Deputy Chad and telling him to intercept Miriam's letter.\nCarl plays guitar and sings outside of his trailer and stops when a red mug is thrown through a trailer window by Steven Burnett, who is inside abusing Becky.\nRodney Mitchum is going over paperwork when Candie comes in, tries to swat a fly, and ends up hitting Rodney in the head with a television remote. Bradley comes in as Candie becomes hysterical over wounding Rodney.\nDougie's doctor examines Dale Cooper as Janey-E tells him about his recent behavior. After a physical, he is determined to be in excellent health, delightfully surprising Janey-E, due to Dougie usually being overweight.\nRodney watches the news with Candie, Sandie, and Mandie and sees the report on the arrest Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler, who they had a hit on. They then see the report on Ike's attack on \"Dougie,\" recognizing him as \"Mr. Jackpots\" from their casino.\nJaney-E watches Cooper eat cake and asks him if he finds her attractive, trying to tempt him. Then they have sex, with Cooper's arms comically flopping on the bed, resulting in Sonny Jim being awoken by Janey-E's screams.\nJacoby broadcasts an episode of his \"Dr. Amp\" show as Nadine Hurley watches.\nIn the morning, Janey-E \u2013 in a bright mood from the evening before \u2013 takes Cooper to work and Sonny Jim to school.\nJerry, lost in the woods, yells when he loses phone signal.\nChad goes to Lucy's desk and comments that it is a beautiful day, then going out to get the mail as Lucy watches with suspicion. He pockets Miriam's letter outside of Lucy's view and goes back inside, leaving the rest of the mail with Lucy.\nRichard drives, reading a text message from Chad, confirming that he caught the letter from Miriam.\nJohnny sits in front of a talking toy bear while Sylvia goes to the door as Richard arrives at her house, trying to keep him away. He enters anyway and demands money. He starts strangling Sylvia as Johnny helplessly falls over, tied to his chair, squirming on the floor. Richard gets valuables from a safe and takes his grandmother's purse before leaving.\nRoger reports Ike's arrest to Duncan Todd, who then calls over Anthony Sinclair, ordering him to convince the Mitchum brothers that Dougie is working against them, and, if he fails, to kill Dougie.\nAlbert Rosenfield and Constance Talbot enjoy a dinner date as Cole and Preston observe them approvingly.\nAt the Silver Mustang Casino, the Mitchum brothers watch (via security cameras) Sinclair approaching Warrick and stating that he wishes to speak to the Mitchums. They send Candie down to collect Sinclair, which she does with much delay. When she finally brings him to the office, Sinclair lies to the Mitchum brothers that Dougie Jones had cheated them out of their insurance claim for their hotel that burned down due to arson. Back home, they make their plans to deal with Jones.\nCole sits in his hotel room, sketching, then answers the door, seeing a vision of Laura Palmer and hearing Sarah Palmer shouting \"Laura!\" before he notices Albert. Albert shows him Diane's text, saying that it was sent from Mexico, and her response to it saying that they have Hastings. Preston enters and shows them a photo of the glass box in the presence of Cooper's doppelganger and another man.\nSylvia tells Ben about Richard's attack, expecting him to cover for her money stolen by Richard. Ben asks Beverly to have dinner with him.\nThe Log Lady speaks to Hawk over the phone with another cryptic message, particularly noting the Trumans as Hawk's brothers and that \"Laura is the one.\"\nAt the Roadhouse, Rebekah Del Rio performs \"No Stars.\"\nEpisode credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger) (photo)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nJoe Adler as Roger\nStephanie Allynne as Soccer Mom (Part 7 stock footage)\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nJohn Billingsley as Doctor Ben\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nGiselle Damier as Sandie\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nGreg Mills as Paul\nMoby as Musician\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nEric Rondell as Johnny Horne\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nSara Sohn as Sheena\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nRebekah Del Rio as Herself\nUncredited\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nMick Flowers as Drummer\nNick Launay as Keyboardist\nUnknown performer as henchman (picture)\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Red River Valley\"\nPerformed by Harry Dean Stanton\n\"Slow Dreams\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\n\"Headless Chicken\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"Charmaine\"\nWritten by Erno Rapee and Lew Pollack\nPerformed by Mantovani and His Orchestra\nCourtesy of Decca Music Group Ltd.\n\"No Stars\"\nWritten by David Lynch, John Neff, and Rebekah Del Rio\nPerformed by Rebekah Del Rio\nNotes\nThe scene in which Candie smacks Rod in the face with a television remote as she tries to swat a fly was unscripted and a byproduct of an actual on-set accident. A light on the set fell and hit Robert Knepper right below his eye on his cheekbone, and David Lynch devised the scene between Candie and Rod to explain the cut on his face.\nDuring the filming of Cooper and Janey-E's sex scene, Kyle MacLachlan was only given the direction to lie down on the bed and more or less be passive. As it was being shot, his arms began naturally bouncing with the motions of the bed, prompting the director of photography to lean in and whisper, \"Keep doing the arms, it's hilarious!\"\nOne address on the letter is:\nMarvin Marcia\n91846 W Elmford Row Pl.\nTwin \nProduction errors\nThe prop department mistakenly gave Miriam Sullivan the surname \"Hodges\" in her address.\nA visual glitch occurs on the doorknob when Tammy goes to Gordon's apartment.\nWhen Chad stand in front of Lucy's desk, he places his hands on his belt but on the reverse shot, they appear to be on his belly, then, on the next shot, on his belt again."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_11.json b/data/input_docs/Part_11.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dfce0366f1da29e04ec485c39feb1b9ad4289736 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_11.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_11", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_11", "text": "Part 11\nNot to be confused with Episode 11.\n\"Part 11\" is the eleventh episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-first episode of the franchise as a whole. It premiered at San Diego Comic-Con on July 21, 2017 and aired on July 23, 2017.\nPlot\n\"There's fire where you are going.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nThree boys play catch. As one of them goes to retrieve the ball, he sees a bloodied Miriam Sullivan crawling out of the brush.\nBecky receives a frustrating call concerning Steven, then begs her mother for her car. She takes a pistol from beneath the couch and Shelly arrives. Becky quickly runs to the car with the gun and starts driving with Shelly hanging onto the hood until she is flung off. Carl sees her and whistles for Bill to ride back into town. Shelly calls Norma, asking for advice and is advised to call Bobby. Carl contacts Maggie, who patches them through to Bobby. Shelly tells him about the situation.\nBecky enters an apartment building and is told that he just left and she fires the gun at the door several times. Steven hides from Becky in a stairwell next to Gersten Hayward.\nIn Buckhorn, Hastings leads the FBI and Detective Macklay to the location where he claimed to see Major Briggs. Albert and Gordon spot a woodsman after Bill tells Preston about his activity in the house he brought them to. Cole and Albert approach the house and Cole sees a hurricane-like vortex in the sky and raises his arms. As he starts to pass through the vortex, Cole sees a group of woodsmen standing on a staircase before Albert pulls him back and the vortex disappears. Albert then finds what he presumes to be Ruth Davenport's body and takes a picture of numbers written down her arm. Diane sees a woodsman approach Macklay's car, but stays silent. Hastings is killed when his head is inexplicably crushed; when Macklay's screams summon the FBI agents, Cole looks into the car and simply says \u201cHe\u2019s dead\u201d.\nAt the Double R Diner, Bobby, Shelly, and Becky discuss Becky's situation with Steven as Norma listens in. Her parents advise that she leave him. As Shelly and Becky embrace, Red comes to see Shelly and they plan a get-together. A gunshot suddenly rings out and Bobby goes to investigate, seeing that a child inside of a van had shot it. Deputy Holcomb comes to take over the situation. Bobby investigates a woman's car after she repeatedly honks, finding an angry woman and a sick girl inside.\nHawk and Frank discuss their destination given by Major Briggs. While looking over Hawk's map, Frank focuses on many mysterious symbols, including a campfire and black corn - Hawk says the fire represents a modern-day utility such as electricity, the black corn represents sustenance, and the two can be combined to create \u201cblack fire\u201d. Frank also inquires about a bizarre symbol hovering above the mountains (also found on the doppelganger's playing card and on Major Briggs' message) but is advised that he does not want to know about it. Lucy patches through a call from Margaret, who knows that Hawk found something. She tells them that there is fire where he is going. Deputy Holcomb enters, asking if Frank wants to see his new car.\nGordon's hand shakes and he requests to see Albert's photo of the coordinates on Ruth's arm. He asks what the coordinates are, but as Albert answers, they are interrupted by Preston and Macklay bringing donuts and coffee. Macklay tells them that the body was confirmed as Ruth's, but there was no trace of Briggs' head or any leads on Hastings' death. Gordon and Albert tell them about the woodsman, whom Diane says she might have seen exit Macklay's car. Gordon describes his vision of the dirty, bearded men.\nAt Lucky 7 Insurance, Bushnell Mullins calls \"Dougie\" into his office and Phil Bisby brings him along with coffee. Mullins tells Cooper that his work has revealed organized crime business as well as corrupt police. He says that the Mitchum brothers called him, wishing to meet with \"Dougie\" and Mullins prepares a check for the brothers to cover for their hotel, which was brought down by an accidental fire and not arson.\nRodney eats an afternoon breakfast and is soon joined by his brother. Bradley tells him that he had a dream about killing Dougie Jones, anxious for their meeting.\nAs he is escorted by Mullins, Cooper sees Mike in the red room in the doorway of a bakery and starts walking to him. He returns with a box and Mullins takes him to the limousine hired to take him to the meeting, driven by the same driver who took him home from the Silver Mustang Casino.\nThe Mitchum brothers wait for \"Jones\" and Bradley further describes his dream, particularly noting that Rodney's cut from Candie was healed. Bradley rips off Rodney's bandage, revealing that the cut is, indeed, healed. Cooper soon arrives and is assisted out of the limo by its driver. Bradley sees the box that \"Dougie\" holds, saying it was in his dream and that they cannot kill him because of what it may contain, according to his dream. Rodney asks if there is a cherry pie in the box, which Bradley confirms, meaning that \"Dougie Jones\" is not their enemy. He frisks him, finding the check for $30 million to cover for their damages, overjoying them.\nThe brothers take Cooper to dinner and toast to Dougie. Cooper takes notice of the piano player, who begins playing a piece as the lady slot-addict from the Silver Mustang Casino enters with her son Denver, revealing that he inadvertently helped her reconnect with her son and thanks him for it. Mandie, Sandie, and Candie are brought in and Candie comments on the traffic on the Strip. They have another toast and Candie brings another piece of pie to Cooper.\nEpisode credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper\nIn Alphabetical Order\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Briggs\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nTravis Frost as Boy Playing Catch\nBalthazar Getty as Red\nJames Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nLaura Kenny as Woman in Car\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nJay Larson as Limo Driver\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nPriya Diane Niehaus as Sick Girl\nCharity Parenzini as Carrie\nElias Parenzini as Ralph\nLinas Phillips as Russ\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nMarv Rosand as Toad\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nMary Stofle as Ruth Davenport\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nCynthia Lauren Tewes as Neighbor\nJodee Thelen as Maggie\nAlicia Witt as Gersten Hayward\nHelena Barrett as Stunt Double (Becky)\nKirsten Foe as Stunt Double (Shelly)\nUncredited\nSmokey Miles as Piano player\nUnknown performers as two boys playing catch\nUnknown performer as Bill\nUnknown performer as Denver\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Frank 2000\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"Viva Las Vegas\"\nWritten by Mort Shuman and Doc Pomus\nPerformed by Shawn Colvin\nCourtesy of Columbia Records\n\"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima\"\nWritten by Krzysztof Penderecki\nPerformed by Warsaw National Philharmonic\nCourtesy of Universal Music\n\"Heartbreaking\"\nComposed and performed by Angelo Badalamenti\nScript differences\nA moment in the opening scene of Shelly's shoes flying off as she is thrown from the hood of the car was not planned: while shooting the first take stunt double Kirsten Foe's shoes came loose while she was falling off the car, with the resulting image impressing David Lynch so much a further shot of M\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly retrieving her shoes was filmed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_12.json b/data/input_docs/Part_12.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..13d52ac402110d012b3b71b30ed7b3692270208f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_12.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_12", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_12", "text": "Part 12\nNot to be confused with Episode 12.\n\"Part 12\" is the twelfth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-second episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on July 30, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Let's rock.\"\n \u2015Diane Evans\nIn Buckhorn, Albert, Tammy, and Gordon have a drink and the men quietly inform Tammy about Project Blue Book and more specifically the Blue Rose cases, thus inducting her into the Blue Rose task force among the ranks of Albert, Jeffries, Desmond, and Cooper. Diane soon joins them and they offer her an official position in the investigation; she agrees to this by saying \u201cLet\u2019s Rock\u201d.\nJerry runs out of the woods and into a clearing.\nSarah Palmer buys alcoholic beverages and cigarettes at a grocery store. She also inquires about an unfamiliar jerky being sold at the store. She warns them of men coming and suffers a breakdown.\nCarl Rodd stops a trailer park resident, Kriscol, asking him about his income and gives him $50, saying not to pay his rent for the month.\nCooper is taken outside by Sonny Jim to play catch, but ends up just being hit by Sonny Jim's throw.\nHawk goes to Sarah's home. He hears a noise inside, which Sarah dismisses as something in the kitchen. Hawk ensures her that if she needs anything, to call him.\nMiriam lays unconscious in a hospital bed at Calhoun Memorial Hospital.\nDiane responds to a text message asking \"Las Vegas?\" with \"THEY HAVEN'T ASKED YET.\"\n \nFrank visits Benjamin Horne, telling him of Richard committing the hit-and-run and his subsequent attempted murder of Miriam. Benjamin reflects on Richard's troubled past and shows Cooper's hotel key to Frank, which he had intended to give to Harry as a memento. Frank leaves with the key, remarking on the coincidence that they are currently reopening a case involving Cooper. After Frank leaves, Ben tells Beverly about Richard and his father, who bought him a bike when he was a child. He then has Beverly arrange to pay for Miriam's medical expenses.\nGordon tells a French woman one of his \"war stories\" until Albert shows up, dismissing the woman, who takes her time leaving Gordon's room. Albert reports on Diane's received and sent text messages.\n \nHutch and Chantal stake out Dwight Murphy's home, assassinating him as he arrives home and is discovered by his son.\nJacoby broadcasts another Dr. Amp show with Nadine Hurley watching from her store.\nAudrey Horne argues with her husband Charlie, saying that they need to go to the Roadhouse to look for her lover Billy; he has been missing for two days and Audrey recently had dreamed of him bleeding from the mouth and nose. Charlie complains that he has too much paperwork and recommends they start searching tomorrow morning; Audrey calls him spineless then suggests they call Tina \u2014 supposedly the last person to see Billy. After much arguing over their potential divorce, Charlie calls Tina and begrudgingly agrees to go to the Roadhouse after. He receives some grave news, but blankly refuses to tell Audrey anything about the conversation.\nDiane goes to the bar and searches the coordinates she saw in Albert's photo of Ruth Davenport's arm, finding that they lead to Twin Peaks.\nAt the Roadhouse, Chromatics perform \"Saturday.\" In a booth, Abbie and Natalie talk about their friend Angela, concerned about her new infatuation with Clark, who had previously been seen going out with Mary. Trick joins them, shaken by the experience of being driven off the road by a driver heading the wrong way.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper\nIn Alphabetical Order\nElizabeth Anweis as Abbie\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nScott Coffey as Trick\nAna de la Reguera as Natalie\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nLuke Judy as Warden Murphy's son\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nBerenice Marlowe as French Woman\nZoe McLane as Check-Out Girl\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nJohnny Ochsner as Bag-boy\nBill O'Dell as Kriscol\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChromatics:\nRuth Radelet\nAdam Miller\nJohnny Jewel\nNat Walker\nStunt Double: Trampas Thompson\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Stars and Stripes Forever\"\nWritten by John Phillip Sousa\nPerformed and arranged by the U.S. Army Band\n\"Saturday\"\nPerformed by Chromatics\nWritten by Adam Miller and Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\nNotes\nWendy Robie is credited as \"Wendie\".\nThe scene with the French woman in the hotel was the final scene shot to feature Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield, thus it serves as Miguel Ferrer's final time playing his character before his death in 2017."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_13.json b/data/input_docs/Part_13.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..39840b79c98b04409d8b5f8ef7ede56ec835f5ad --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_13.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_13", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_13", "text": "Part 13\nNot to be confused with Episode 13.\n\"Part 13\" is the thirteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-third episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 6, 2017.\nPlot\n\"What story is that, Charlie?\"\n \u2015Audrey Horne\nThe Mitchum brothers and their assistants take Cooper to Bushnell Mullins' office, celebrating and bearing gifts for Mullins. Anthony Sinclair hides from the brothers as he fearfully calls Duncan Todd, who gives him one day to kill \"Jones.\"\nDelivery men bring a gym set for Sonny Jim and a new car to the Jones home as Janey-E happily looks on. Janey-E and Cooper later watch Sonny Jim play on his new gym set.\nCooper's doppelganger arrives at the farm as Ray and his associates watch him on security camera. They bring him to their location and he says he is there to see Ray. He is told that Renzo is the leader of the men, as he is undefeated in arm-wrestling. The doppelganger likens this practice to children's games and challenges Renzo, wagering Ray. After much toying with his opponent, the doppelganger wins, then kills him with a brutal punch to the face. \n \nAs the group' new leader, he is granted his request to be alone with Ray who \u2013 after being shot in the leg \u2013 tells him the details of his contract from Phillip Jeffries to kill the doppelganger. He reveals Jeffries sent him after the doppelganger as he has \"something inside\" that he wants. Ray takes out the green ring, saying that he was supposed to put it on him after killing him. Ray says a mysterious prison guard gave it to him before he was released; he is instructed to put it on. Meanwhile, Richard Horne joins the group as they watch Ray hand over the coordinates. Ray shares Jeffries' last known location \u2014 a supposed non-existent place called \u201cThe Dutchman\u2019s\u201d\u2014 then the doppelg\u00e4nger kills him. The ring disappears from his finger and appears in the red room, followed by himself. Mike places the ring on its pedestal.\nThe Detectives Fusco look over the results of \"Douglas Jones\"' fingerprint as an altercation takes place in the next room. The report confirms Dougie is a former FBI agent and just recently escaped from a South Dakota prison. They find this laughable, and discard the info. Meanwhile, Sinclair comes to see the two detectives he's been committing fraud with looking for poison.\nHutch and Chantal drive, discussing Mormons.\nJaney-E takes Cooper to work in the new car. Sinclair waits nervously for \"Dougie\" and takes him to get coffee. After taking a sip, Cooper wanders over to observe the shop's pie as Sinclair laces his coffee. He returns and touches dandruff on Sinclair's jacket. Sinclair breaks down, leaving with the poisoned coffee. Cooper takes Sinclair's coffee and is brought a slice of pie. Sinclair pours the coffee into a urinal and throws the cup in the trash before apologizing to \"Dougie.\"\nAt the Double R Diner, Shelly gets a phone call from Becky, who says that Steven has been absent for two days and she is worried about him. Shelly invites her daughter to the diner for pie.\nIn Mullins' office, Sinclair tearfully confesses his activities with Todd and thanks Dougie for showing him the right path.\nBobby goes to the diner and visits with Ed and Norma. He describes to them that he came across some belongings of his father. Walter Lawford soon shows up causing Ed and Bobby move to another booth. Walter reports on the franchise progress of the diner, saying that she is selling her pies too cheap, though she disagrees with the franchise stores' practices compared to the flagship store. He suggests the name of the diner be changed to Norma's Double R, which she does not approve of. They agree to go out to celebrate the rest of success, which goes noticed by Ed.\nAt Run Silent, Run Drapes, Nadine is visited by Jacoby after he spotted one of his shovels in the window. He expresses his admiration for the decoration and she praises him and his show. They reflect on their last meeting at a supermarket during a storm. \nA drunk Sarah watches an old boxing match repeat itself over and over.\nA near-hysterical Audrey demands Charlie to tell him what Tina had told him. He instead offers to go to the Roadhouse with her to look for Billy. An indecisive Audrey breaks down, and Charlie asks if he needs to end her story. Audrey asks \u201cWhat story is that, Charlie? Is that the story of the little girl who lived down the lane?\u201d\n \nAt the Roadhouse, an MC introduces James Hurley, who performs \"Just You\" as a clearly moved Renee watches.\nEd sits alone at Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nAlon Aboutboul as Head Mover\nKate Alden as RR Diner Waitress\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Briggs\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nKelsey Bohlen as Backup Singer #2\nRachael Bower as Backup Singer #3\nJohnny Chavez as Crooked Partner\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nFrank Collison as Muddy\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nChristopher Durbin as The Farm Accountant\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nGrant Goodeve as Walter Lawford\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nVirginia Kull as Szymon Waitress\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nMalone as Man in Urinal\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nDerek Mears as Renzo\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJelani Quinn as Desk Sergeant\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nJohn Savage as Detective Clark\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nJR Starr as MC\nJessica Szohr as Renee\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nUncredited\nLara Flynn Boyle (performer, \"Just You\")\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard (hand in Red Room)\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Dance of the Swans\" from Swan Lake\nComposed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky\nCourtesy of Bobkind, Inc.\n\"Just You\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nLyrics by David Lynch\nPerformed by James Marshall\n\"Eastern European Symphonic Mood No. 1\"\nWritten and performed by Dean Hurley\nPublished by Team Hurley (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Downtown Music Publishing\nNotes\nDana Ashbrook noted at Comic-Con that the scene with Bobby, Ed, and Norma at the diner was the first scene he shot for the new series, though he did this accidentally by looking over at Everett McGill before realizing the episode had not aired yet.\nProduction errors\nFrost was not aware of any possible meaning behind the visual glitch at the end of the episode with Ed's cup.\nTwo shots of Cooper outside the Lucky 7 as seen by Anthony are showing the same extras going to the building two times and some others discussing at a different place."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_14.json b/data/input_docs/Part_14.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1bf0b8a206e91f957b93a85307bff8bece0255bb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_14.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_14", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_14", "text": "Part 14\nNot to be confused with Episode 14.\n\"Part 14\" is the fourteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-fourth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 13, 2017.\nPlot\n\"We are like the dreamer.\"\n \u2015Monica Bellucci\n \nIn Buckhorn, South Dakota, Cole calls the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. Lucy Brennan answers, recognizing Cole's voice and she connects him to Frank. After Cole expects Harry, Frank explains his brother's whereabouts and tells him about the pages from Laura Palmer's diary that were found that suggested the existence of two Coopers.\nAlbert tells Preston about the first Blue Rose case, when a woman named Lois Duffy was arrested by Cole and Jeffries after murdering a doppelg\u00e4nger of herself. After learning the doppelg\u00e4nger said the phrase \u201cI am like the Blue Rose\u201c before vanishing into thin air, Tammy deduces a blue rose is an unnatural, conjured object \u2014 also known as a \u201dTulpa\u201d.\nCole enters, followed by Diane. Cole asks her if Cooper mentioned Major Garland Briggs the last time they saw each other, which she confirms. Albert explains the fate of Briggs, noting Dougie Jones' ring found in Briggs stomach. Diane recognizes the name Janey-E as belonging to her half-sister, who is married to a Douglas Jones in Las Vegas. Tammy calls the FBI in Las Vegas and Cole tells them that the Joneses are wanted in relation to a double homicide. Diane leaves and Cole informs Albert and Tammy about the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department's find. He then tells them about a dream he had about Monica Bellucci, who, in the dream, he met at a cafe, where Cooper was, but Cole could not see his face. They had coffee and Monica said \"we are like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream,\" which Cole understood. This was followed by \"but who is the dreamer?\" He says that Monica indicated him to look back and he saw himself on February 16, 1989, the day of Jeffries' brief re-appearance, and particularly notes Jeffries asking who he thought Cooper was.\n \nBobby, Hawk, Andy, and Frank arrest Chad for his criminal activities. Bobby then leads the way to Jack Rabbit's Palace and they follow the instructions left by the Major. After Hawk instructs the others to put soil in their pockets, they move further into the woods \u2014 they come across a foggy clearing and find a nude eyeless woman. Frank tells the others the time is 2:53 \u2014 a portal forms above them and Andy is transported inside after holding the woman's hand. He appears before a tall man, who calls himself the Fireman. A smoking apparatus appears in Andy's hands, which directs his attention to the ceiling. A series of scenes flash in the ceiling: a white figure regurgitating BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura, angels, the eyeless woman, two Coopers, a telephone, himself and Lucy, and a utility pole. The apparatus disappears out of Andy's hands, and he is transported back out to the woods. He appears back at Jack Rabbit's Palace, where the other lawmen wait. He carries the woman and tells them that she is important and must be kept under their watch, leaving the others bewildered on.\nAndy and Lucy help the woman settle in a jail cell as Chad yells out insults. Andy and Lucy leave and the woman makes noises, repeated by a drunk in another cell, much to Chad's annoyance.\nJames and Freddie take a break at their job, the latter displaying great strength in his gloved hand. James inquires about the glove, which Freddie says is a \"part of him\" and that he cannot remove it without bleeding. He explains that after having a life epiphany one night, he was transported into a void and encountered the Fireman, who told him of the glove and that it would give his hand an immense \u201cpile-driving\u201d power. He was told to go to Twin Peaks to find his destiny. James later enters the Great Northern Hotel's furnace room and hears the same whistling noise Ben and Beverly had discovered days earlier.\nSarah goes to a bar, where she is propositioned by a trucker. She refuses his advances, but when he persists and makes threats, she opens her face \u2013 revealing darkness behind it \u2013 and takes a bite out of his throat, killing him.\nAt the Roadhouse, Sophie and Megan discuss Billy, who was seen in the yard of Megan and her mother, Tina, and who entered the kitchen, bleeding from his nose and mouth before suddenly leaving. Lissie performs \"Wild West.\"\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJay Aaseng as Drunk\nEric Ray Anderson as Bartender\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nMonica Bellucci as herself\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nRobert Broski as Woodsman\nOwain Rhys Davies as Agent Wilson\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nErica Eynon as Experiment (Part 8 stock footage)\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nNathan Frizzell as Voice\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nShane Lynch as Megan\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nJohn Paulsen as Trucker\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nFrank Silva as Bob (Part 8 stock footage)\nJR Starr as MC\nEmily Stofle as Sophie\nCarel Struycken as The Fireman\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nLissie:\nLissie\nEric Sullivan\nLewis Keller\nJesse Siebenberg\nIn memory of David Bowie\nUncredited\nLorna MacMillan as angel\nM\u00e9lita Toscan du Plantier as Monica Bellucci's female friend\nUnknown performers as Woodsmen (Part 8 stock footage)\nUnknown performer as Window cleaner\nUnknown performer as Screaming girl (Pilot stock footage)\nUnknown performer as Monica Bellucci's male friend\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Wild Wild West\"\nPerformed by Lissie\nWritten by Elisabeth Maurus and Curt Schneider\nCourtesy of Lionboy Records"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_15.json b/data/input_docs/Part_15.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6dea3e4ba68da428fcc7bd977e5d44295a7c394f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_15.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_15", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_15", "text": "Part 15\nNot to be confused with Episode 15.\n\"Part 15\" is the fifteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-fifth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 20, 2017.\nPlot\n\"There's some fear in letting go.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nNadine Hurley walks along the street, proudly displaying her gold shovel. She reaches Big Ed's Gas Farm and tells Ed that she has changed, having come to the realization that he only stayed with her due to his guilt, so she decides to \"free\" him, giving her blessing for him to pursue Norma. She then leaves a shocked Ed at the Gas Farm.\nEd goes to the Double R Diner to whisk away Norma, but she apologizes as Walter joins her. Crushed, he sits down and orders a coffee from Shelly, adding \"and a cyanide tablet.\" Norma tells Walter to take over the franchise and to leave her with the flagship diner, as she wishes to spend more time with the family she has made through the diner. Baffled, Walter tells her she has made a mistake and leaves. Norma goes to Ed and he asks her to marry him. They embrace and Norma agrees to Ed's proposal as Shelly watches with glee.\nCooper's doppelganger drives down a dark road, reaching a convenience store, where a woodsman leads him to a room above it meeting another woodsman by a mechanism and a Jumping Man. He requests Phillip Jeffries and is led to a motel. A woman approaches and unlocks a room door for him. Inside the motel room, he meets with Jeffries, speaking through a steam-emitting mechanism. The doppelganger asks about Jeffries sending Ray to kill him and confirms that Jeffries had not contacted him at the motel, and that the person who did had sent Ray. He reflects on Jeffries' appearance at the FBI headquarters and questions him about Judy, who Jeffries' says \"Cooper\" has already met. Jeffries then gives him a set of coordinates. A phone rings as the doppelganger continues questioning Jeffries. As the mechanism disappears, the doppelganger answers the phone, but is promptly teleported outside the convenience store, and finds that the line is dead. \nLeaving the phone booth, he is confronted by an armed Richard Horne, who knows him as an FBI agent from a photo his mother Audrey kept. \"Cooper\" quickly disarms him and tells him to join him in the truck. He then sends a text, reading, \"Las Vegas?\" before leaving with Richard. The convenience store emits electricity and smoke before it disappears.\nCyril Pons walks through the woods with his dog as Steven and Gersten Hayward hide in the shadow of a large tree. Steven has a gun with him and is contemplating suicide, while Gersten tries to console him. Pons sees them, and Gersten runs to a different hiding place before hearing a gunshot. Pons reaches the trailer park and tells Carl about the situation. They look over at Steven and Becky's trailer, with the window still broken from their last fight.\nAt the Roadhouse, the crowd dances to \"Sharp Dressed Man\" as James and Freddie approach Renee's table. Chuck, her husband, attacks him and Freddie comes to his aid with his gloved fist, knocking Chuck and his friend out. James urges the crowd to contact 9-1-1 for the men Freddie incapacitated.\nWilson brings Headley to a Douglas and Jane Jones and their family that have been brought in for questioning. However, these are not the correct Joneses, as they have multiple children.\nTodd tells Roger to find Anthony Sinclair just before they are both assassinated by Chantal.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Hawk and Bobby lock up James and Freddie. James takes notice of Naido.\nChantal and Hutch eat in their van.\nJaney-E brings Cooper a slice of cake, reflecting on their life since they became friends to the Mitchum brothers. As he eats, Cooper observes and experiments with objects on the table, particularly a TV remote. He turns on Sunset Boulevard and hears Gordon Cole's name spoken in it, startling him. He then looks over at an electrical outlet and crawls toward it, sticking a fork inside and causing a blackout.\nMargaret calls Hawk, telling him that she is dying. He expresses his condolences, but she speaks to him about death and tells him to remember everything that she has told him and to watch for \"the one\" under the moon at Blue Pine Mountain. Hawk quietly says goodbye as she hangs up.\nFrank sits in the conference room, soon joined by Bobby, Lucy, Andy, and Hawk, who has assembled them to mourn Margaret, who has passed away. The light inside her cabin goes out.\nAudrey and Charlie prepare to leave for the Roadhouse, though Audrey delays them, commenting that Charlie now seems like a different person to her. Charlie takes off his coat and Audrey attacks him.\nAt the Roadhouse, The Veils perform \"Axolotl\" as two men remove Ruby from her booth. She crawls on the floor and screams.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJay Aaseng as Drunk\nJoe Adler as Roger\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Briggs\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nOwain Rhys Davies as Agent Wilson\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nNathan Frizzell as Voice of Phillip Jeffries\nMark Frost as Cyril Pons\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGrant Goodeve as Walter Lawford\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nCasey O'Neill as Skipper\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nRod Rowland as Chuck\nCarlton Lee Russell as Jumping Man\nMalachy Sreenan as Bosomy Woman\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nJR Starr as MC\nJessica Szohr as Renee\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nAlicia Witt as Gersten Hayward\nCharlyne Yi as Ruby\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nThe Veils:\nFinn Andrews\nSophia Burn\nUberto Rapisardi\nStunt Double: Cody Thornbury\nIn Memory of Margaret Lanterman\nUncredited\nChristian Calloway as woodsman\nCecil B. DeMille as himself (stock footage)\nWilliam Holden as himself / Joe Gillis (voice)\nStan Johnson as himself / 1st Assistant Director (stock footage)\nGabriel Lane as woodsman\nAnthony Marcacci as woodsman greeting Cooper\nGloria Swanson as herself / Norma Desmond (stock footage)\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"I've Been Loving You Too Long\"\nWritten by Otis Redding and Jerry Butler\nPerformed by Otis Redding\nCourtesy of The Monterey International Pop Festival Foundation\n\"Summer Night\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\"\nWritten by Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, and Frank Beard\nPerformed by ZZ Top\nCourtesy of Warner Bros. Records\n\"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima\"\nWritten by Krzysztof Penderecki\nPerformed by Warsaw National Philharmonic\nCourtesy of Universal Music\n\"Axolotl\"\nWritten by Finn Andrews, Jaime Meline, and Wilder Zoby\nPerformed by The Veils\nCourtesy of Nettwerk Music Group"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_16.json b/data/input_docs/Part_16.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2095af5c24b4566743cb2f5fff5f95b97f400f54 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_16.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_16", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_16", "text": "Part 16\nNot to be confused with Episode 16.\n\"Part 16\" is the sixteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-sixth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 27, 2017.\nPlot\n\"No knock, no doorbell.\"\n \u2015Diane Evans\nCooper's doppelganger and Richard drive down a dirt road and make their way to the coordinates that were given to the doppelganger. Jerry sees them and watches as Richard inspects a rock the doppelg\u00e4nger insists two of the coordinates lead to. Realizing too late that it's a trap, Richard suddenly receives an electric shock and is disintegrated \u2014 the doppelganger says \"goodbye, my son.\" He then send a text reading, \u201d: - ) ALL\u201d and gets in his truck.\nHutch and Chantal wait in their van outside the Jones home. Two FBI cars arrive and the agents find that there is nobody home and they head to Lucky 7 Insurance.\nCooper lays comatose in a hospital bed, Janey-E and Sonny Jim at his side. Mullins arrives, followed by the Mitchum brothers and their assistants, who bring food, then offer to stock the Jones home.\nGordon stands in the hotel at Buckhorn as the machines around him begin to buzz.\nJaney-E takes Sonny Jim to the bathroom, leaving Mullins alone with Cooper. He receives a call about the FBI agents at the insurance office, looking for \"Dougie.\"\nHutch and Chantal sit in their van and idly chat as Agent Wilson and another agent return to the Jones home. A limo arrives followed by a bus, brought by the Mitchums, who go into the house. A Polish accountant approaches Hutch and Chantal, complaining that they are in his driveway. When they refuse to move, he pushes their van with his car. Chantal shoots at him and he returns fire. They then drive away and the accountant continues shooting, killing both of them. The FBI arrest the man as the Hutchens' van catches fire. The Mitchums watch the spectacle with confusion.\n \nMullins hears a noise in the hospital and follows it. Mike appears to Cooper as he wakes up, finally mentally and physically restored to his former self. He tells Cooper that his doppelganger did not return to the Lodge and gives him the ring. Cooper has Mike make another duplicate of himself with a strand of his hair, similar to the seed that Dougie Jones turned into. Janey-E and Sonny Jim arrive, followed by Mullins. Cooper announces that he is leaving the hospital and the doctor lets him go.\nCooper borrows Mullins' handgun and asks him to contact the Mitchum brothers to tell them that he is bringing his family to the Silver Mustang Casino and he needs a plane to Spokane. Cooper gives Mullins a message to read to Cole and he gives his farewells. Cooper leaves with the Jones family as the FBI arrives at the hospital.\nDiane smokes at the hotel bar and receives the text sent by Cooper's doppelganger. Unnerved, she \"remembers\" and responds with a series of numbers: 48551420117163956. She checks her handbag, revealing a gun before walking away from the bar and goes to Gordon, Albert, and Tammy and tells them about the night Cooper's doppelganger visited her.\nShe recounts the evening. A few years after Cooper's disappearance, the doppelg\u00e4nger abruptly showed up at her house \u2014 \u201cNo knock, no doorbell\u201d. While she was ecstatic to see him, the doppelganger only wished to know about the FBI's activities rather than speak about his own whereabouts. He leaned in to kiss her, but something went wrong and caused Diane to be fearful. He then smiled at her and raped her. Diane says that he then took her to an \"old gas station\" before suddenly declaring that she is in the sheriff's station. Diane becomes upset, saying \"I'm not me,\" and draws the gun in her purse. Albert and Tammy react in time, shooting her before she abruptly disappears. A horrified Tammy realizes Diane was a tulpa. Gordon questions what she meant by \"sheriff's station.\"\nDiane appears in the red room, where Mike tells her she was manufactured; she responds with \u201cI know. Fuck you.\u201c Her face breaks open, releasing black smoke and a seed before she disintegrates.\n \nCooper brings Janey-E and Sonny Jim to the casino and the Mitchums take notice of his different behavior. He tells Janey-E and Sonny Jim that he has to leave, but appreciates the time he spent with them. An emotional Sonny Jim doesn't understand; Cooper assures them one day \u201cDougie\u201d will come back to them. Janey-E realizes the man she believed to be Dougie isn't; she thanks him for his help and kisses him before he goes.\nCooper speaks to the Mitchum brothers about his actual identity on the way to the plane. Initially protesting that while they love Dougie Jones (whom they still think Cooper is), they are 'traditionally not welcome in such places or by such people' as law enforcement. Cooper agrees but asserts that the situation will be different, and that they have hearts of gold, to which Candie enthusiastically agrees.\n \nAt the Roadhouse, the MC welcomes Edward Louis Severson III, who performs \"Out of Sand.\" Audrey and Charlie arrive and order drinks at the bar; while Charlie toasts to them, Audrey stubbornly toasts to Billy. The MC then introduces \"Audrey's Dance\" and the floor clears for her to dance; the crowd sways back and forth to the song as Audrey dances sensually like she used to during her teenage years. A jealous husband cracks a bottle over another person's head, starting a fight. Audrey runs to Charlie, asking him to get her out \u2014 suddenly she finds herself in a white room, looking at a mirror. She begins to panic.\nThe Roadhouse band continues to play Audrey's Dance, but in reverse.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nRichard Bucher as Man Hit with Bottle\nScott Cameron as Throwing Man\nJonny Coyne as Polish Accountant\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nOwain Rhys Davies as Agent Wilson\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nBellina Logan as Female Doctor\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nJR Starr as MC\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nEddie Vedder as Edward Louis Severson III\nStunt Double:\nKoby Azarly\nCassidy Vick Hice\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Night Electricity Theme\"\nWritten and performed by Dean Hurley\nPublished by Team Hurley (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Downtown Music Publishing\n\"Out of Sand\"\nWritten and performed by Eddie Vedder\nRecorded by John Burton\nJump-Site Studio, Seattle\nCourtesy of Seattle Surf Co. LLC\n\"American Woman (David Lynch Remix)\"\nWritten by Kallie North, Jessyca Wilson, Jason White, and Butch Walker\nPerformed by Muddy Magnolias\nPublished by Warner, Chappell, Hanging Vine (BMI), EMI April Music Inc. (ASCAP)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_17.json b/data/input_docs/Part_17.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..37353173a72402a210ebaa0f16910b0360090358 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_17.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_17", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_17", "text": "Part 17\nNot to be confused with Episode 17.\n\"Part 17\" is the seventeenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-seventh episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on September 3, 2017.\nPlot\n\"The past dictates the future.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nIn Buckhorn, Gordon, Albert, and Tammy make a toast to the Bureau. Gordon reveals a secret he has kept for 25 years \u2013 that before his disappearance, Major Briggs shared with Gordon and Cooper a discovery he made about an entity named Jowday which overtime became Judy. Phillip Jeffries also was aware of the entity and Cooper told Gordon to try and find him if he disappeared. He continues, saying that informant Ray Monroe stated that the doppelganger of Cooper was searching for coordinates.\nAgent Headley calls Gordon to tell him that they caught up with Dougie Jones and Bushnell Mullins reads Cooper's coded message to Gordon, which reveals to him that Cooper is Dougie Jones. Tammy looks up Cooper's activities and Gordon says he knows where he is headed.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department cell block, the drunk sleeps, but wakes up, much to Chad's annoyance. Naido makes sounds as she awakens, rousing James and Freddie and annoying Chad. She reaches up as she continues her noises, aped by the drunk. Meanwhile, Ben receives a phone call concerning his brother Jerry and his whereabouts.\nThe doppelganger reaches the woods outside Twin Peaks, arriving at the coordinates \u2013 the same location where the Sheriff's Department found Naido. A portal forms and he is transported to the Fireman's theater where Major Briggs' head floats. The Fireman levitates as the screen shows the Palmer house, then a road in front of the Sheriff's station, where the doppelganger is then transferred. Sensing this, Naido wakes up and the doppelganger approaches Andy, who mistakes him for the original Cooper. Chad removes a cell key from his boot and Andy brings Cooper inside, where he meets Lucy and Frank. Andy recalls the vision of himself and Lucy that the Fireman showed him.\nUsing a key he stashed in his boot, Chad leaves his cell and goes to the armory. The doppelganger goes to Frank's office as Andy gets Hawk. Chad loads a revolver and the drunk peels a bandage off his face. Andy reaches the cell block and Chad aims the revolver at him, taunting him. Freddie punches his cell door open, incapacitating Chad. Lucy then answers the phone at the front desk, and is startled upon hearing the caller identify himself.\nThe doppelganger tells Frank he is in Twin Peaks for unfinished business. Lucy transfers the call from the real Cooper to Frank as he arrives in Twin Peaks. Noticing Frank's stunned silence, the doppelganger draws his gun, as does Frank. But before either can shoot, the doppelganger is shot and apparently killed by Lucy, who remarks that she figured out how cell phones work. \nCooper advises Frank to stay away from the body as Andy brings Freddie, Naido, and James up to the office. Hawk comes and the room begins to darken as woodsmen go to the doppelganger's body to revive him. Cooper arrives with the Mitchum brothers and runs to the office as the woodsmen finish with the doppelganger and BOB \u2013 contained inside a black orb \u2013 is released from his body and attacks Cooper and Freddie, who punches him, sending him through the ground in a blaze. The orb containing BOB attacks again and Freddie punches it once more, breaking it into pieces.\nCooper places the ring on his doppelganger, who then disappears. The ring reaches the Black Lodge. Cooper receives his hotel room key from Frank, and Gordon arrives. Cooper notices Naido as Bobby arrives, Cooper commenting that Bobby's father was aware of the events taking place. Gordon, Albert, and Tammy enter, followed by Candie, Mandie, and Sandie.\nNaido approaches Cooper and her face reveals the Lodge before peeling back and revealing Diane. They kiss and Diane tells Cooper that she remembers everything. Cooper's superimposed face says \"We live inside a dream\" and he says he hopes to see everyone there again.\nThe room darkens and Cooper, Diane, and Gordon walk through darkness. They walk through the Great Northern Hotel furnace room, following the sound. They reach a door and Cooper advises them not to follow him in.\nHe enters the door and meets Mike, who recites the \"fire walk with me\" chant before being transported to the convenience store. They reach the Dutchman's and meet with Jeffries to discuss the date February 23, 1989. He gives him instructions to find Judy and out of the steam, an Owl Cave symbol turns into two diamonds and then an 8. Cooper is transported out.\nThe night of her death, Laura leaves her home with James as Leland watches. Cooper is transported nearby Laura and James and when he is spotted by her, she screams.\nAfter James starts to take her home, she jumps off the bike and after telling James she loves him, she runs off into the woods as James rides off. Leo, Ronette, and Jacques wait for Laura, but she encounters Cooper, recognizing him from a dream. He reaches out to her and she goes to him. Laura's body disappears from outside Blue Pine Lodge and Cooper tells Laura that they are going home. As Josie does her makeup, Pete kisses Catherine and goes fishing.\nSarah wails inside her home and she tries to destroy Laura's homecoming photo.\nCooper leads Laura through the woods, towards the portal at Blue Pine Mountain, but she disappears and he hears her screams.\nJulee Cruise performs \"The World Spins.\"\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJay Aaseng as Drunk\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nRichard Beymer as Ben Horne\nJoan Chen as Josie Packard\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nEric DaRe as Leo Johnson\nDon S. Davis as Major Garland Briggs\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nNathan Frizzell as Voice of Phillip Jeffries\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nCarlton Lee Russell as Jumping Man\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nFrank Silva as Bob\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nCarel Struycken as The Fireman\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nJulee Cruise as Herself\nIn Memory of Jack Nance\nUncredited cast\nChromatics as Julee Cruise's band\nUnknown performers as Woodsmen\nUnknown performer as Sergeant Williams\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Sub Dream\"\nWritten and performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\n\"The World Spins\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nLyrics by David Lynch\nPerformed by Julee Cruise"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_18.json b/data/input_docs/Part_18.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c49d63e84b5b2153ab5761dabdbe4ba8c3fd7c6f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_18.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_18", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_18", "text": "Part 18\nNot to be confused with Episode 18.\n\"Part 18\" is the eighteenth and final episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-eighth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on September 3, 2017.\nPlot\n\"What is your name?\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nCooper's doppelganger sits in the Black Lodge, surrounded by flames. Mike creates a new Dougie Jones, who shows up at the Jones home, greeted by Janey-E and Sonny Jim.\nCooper leads Laura through the woods and she disappears. Cooper hears her screams.\nCooper sits in the Lodge near Mike, who asks, \"Is it future or is it past?\" Cooper observes the chair Laura sat in and he follows Mike to the evolution of the arm, which asks if it is the \"story about the little girl who lives down the lane.\" Laura whispers in Cooper's ear and she is lifted, screaming, through the Lodge ceiling. Cooper goes to Leland, who tells him to find Laura. He goes through billowing curtains to Glastonbury Grove, where Diane waits and asks if it is really him, which he asks the same of her.\nCooper and Diane drive 430 miles, Diane advising Cooper that their destination will not be what he expects. Upon arrival, he gets out of the car and observes his surroundings. He returns to Diane, confirming that it is the right place. They kiss before driving through a portal, which transports them to a dark road.\nThey reach a motel and Cooper goes inside. While sitting in the car, Diane sees herself briefly before Cooper returns. They enter a motel room and have sex.\nIn the morning, Cooper wakes alone and looks for Diane, finding a note for \"Richard,\" signed by \"Linda,\" telling him that she was gone and not to find her. He leaves the motel, noticing that it and his car are different from those that were there before.\nCooper reaches Odessa, finding a coffee shop called Eat at Judy's. He goes inside and asks the waitress serving him if there was another one who worked there, but he is told that it is the other waitress's day off. He spots a group of men harassing the waitress and advises them to stop. They threaten him and he incapacitates two of them from his seat and has the other stand down. He has the waitress give him the other waitress's address as he places the guns belonging to the men in the deep fryer, warning the staff that the heat could set off the guns. He leaves with the address.\nHe goes to the waitress's home, spotting a utility pole outside with a number \"6\" attached to it. He knocks on the door and the waitress resembling Laura opens it, confused about his calling her Laura. She tells him her name is Carrie Page, but he insists that she is Laura, and offers to take her home in Twin Peaks. Having already been needing to leave town, she agrees to go with him. As she gets ready to leave, Cooper goes inside, seeing a dead man on the couch and a white figurine of a horse.\nThey drive, Carrie reminiscing about Odessa and stopping at a gas station on the way. At one point they notice a car's headlights behind them and wonder if they are being followed, only for it to harmlessly pass them.\nThey reach Twin Peaks, but Carrie does not recognize anything. They arrive at the Palmer home and Cooper knocks on the door, but a stranger answers, not recognizing the name Sarah Palmer and saying that she purchased the home from a Mrs. Chalfont. The woman identifies herself as Alice Tremond and Cooper and Carrie walk away from the home, perplexed.\nLost in thought, Cooper hesitates as they get to the car and turns back in the direction of the house. Sensing something is not right, he asks what year it is. Carrie turns to look at the former Palmer home and hears Sarah shouting \"Laura.\" She suddenly screams like Laura, startling Cooper and causing the lights in the house to go dark.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nDougie Jones\nIn Alphabetical Order\nMatt Battaglia as Cowboy 3\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nFrancesca Eastwood as Texas Waitress Kristi\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHeath Hensley as Cowboy 1\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nSheryl Lee as Carrie Page\nRob Mars as Cowboy 2\nMary Reber as Alice Tremond\nAl Strobel as Philip Gerard\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nUncredited cast\nTimothy Reber as Alice Tremond's partner (voice)\nUnknown performer as Body on the couch\nUnknown performer as Judy's cook\nUnknown performers as Judy's elderly customers\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"My Prayer\"\nWritten by Georges Boulanger and Jimmy Kennedy\nPerformed by The Platters\nPublished by Skidmore Music Co.\nCourtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group\nUnder license from Universal Music Enterprises\nBehind the scenes\nThe episode's final scenes outside the Palmer house were shot in the late hours of October 2 and the early hours of October 3, 2015. Paparazzi footage of the filming, plus reports of the screams that turned out to belong to Carrie Page, served as the first leaks from the set of the series. To prepare for the screams, members of the crew went door-to-door to warn homeowners about the filming.\nOn the meaning of the episode, Mark Frost commented, \"The actions that Cooper takes have consequences, and they're unforeseen and unanticipated, and they open the door to all other sorts of strange and perhaps enigmatic things taking place.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_2.json b/data/input_docs/Part_2.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f5f8725558aa30f811f16ae782ad8bad03859492 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_2.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_2", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_2", "text": "Part 2\nNot to be confused with Episode 2.\n\"Part 2\" is the second episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, the thirty-second episode of the franchise as a whole. It originally aired on May 21, 2017.\nA TV-14 edit of the episode was officially released on YouTube for a limited time in early June 2017 for National Donut Day and later in August.\nPlot\n\"The stars turn and a time presents itself.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nBill Hastings sits nervously in his cell and his wife arrives. She passes along word from George Bautzer that Bill will not be released on bail and he insists that he did not commit the murder of Ruth Davenport, but that he dreamt that he was there. Phyllis insists that he was there and reveals that she knows he had been having an affair with Ruth. He counters that he is aware of her having an affair with George and possibly someone else. She taunts him and Detective Macklay comes to dismiss Phyllis. She starts to leave the station and tells George that Bill is aware of their affair and she leaves alone, requesting George to meet with her later. As Bill sits in his cell, a dark figure sits in another and disappears, leaving its head faintly floating away.\nPhyllis returns home, where Cooper's doppelganger stands in her living room. He comments that she followed human nature perfectly and murders her with George's gun, which he drops just before he leaves.\nIn Las Vegas, Duncan Todd calls Roger into his office and hands him money. He tells him to tell \"her\" that she has the job. Roger asks him why Todd lets \"him\" make him do \"these things.\" Todd then warns Roger to never get involved with people like \"him.\" Roger then leaves.\nCooper's doppelganger eats creamed corn in a restaurant with Jack, Ray, and Darya. They discuss the doppelganger's alleged worry about the following day and information that the doppelganger wants, which Ray promises to get from Hastings' secretary.\nHawk searches the woods and the Log Lady calls him and says \"The stars turn and a time presents itself,\" and offers for him to stop by for pie and coffee. He soon arrives at Glastonbury Grove, where red drapes faintly appear and disappear.\nInside the Red Room, Cooper sits and Mike asks him if it is \"future\" or \"past,\" then tells him someone is there. Laura Palmer comes and speaks to Cooper, telling him he can \"go out now.\" She asks if he recognizes her and when he asks if she is Laura Palmer, she gives the same answer she gave him in the dream he had many years before: \"I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back.\" When he asks who she is, she confirms that she is indeed Laura Palmer and that she is both dead and alive at the same time. She removes her face, revealing an intense light behind it, then puts it back. He asks her when he can leave and she walks over to him and kisses him before whispering in his ear, just like in his dream 25 years prior. Suddenly, she screams and a force pulls her up. The red drapes blow back and reveal a pale horse and darkness. Mike appears to Cooper again, and again asks him if it is \"future\" or \"past,\" then leads him out of the room. He shows him to the arm, which has evolved into an electric tree with a fleshy mass at the top of it. The arm asks Cooper if he remembers his doppelganger and explains that he must be returned in order for Cooper to be allowed to leave.\nJack closes a garage door, where a car used by Cooper's doppelganger is parked. He gives the doppelganger keys to a different car and the doppelganger grabs Jack's face and strokes it. He goes to a motel, where inside, Darya quickly hangs up the phone and tells him she was talking to Jack. He tells her that Ray never showed up to a planned meeting they had and he borrows Darya's gun before sitting on the bed with her. Holding her, he reveals to her that he killed Jack. Realizing her cover is blown, Darya tries to escape, but he restrains her and plays a recording of the phone call she just had with Ray, revealing that Jeffries had given them a call to kill the doppelganger. She tries to escape again, but he once again restrains her and he confirms to her that he is going to kill her. After another futile attempt to escape his grasp, he punches her in the face and asks her to reveal to him who hired them to kill him, but she claims to not know, but does say they were to be paid $500,000 split between the two of them. As a plea for her life, she says she would not have followed through, but he brushes this off. He says he was supposed to get pulled back into the Black Lodge the following day, but has a plan to prevent this. He asks if Ray got the information from Hastings' secretary and asks if she heard anything about coordinates, but she says she has not, but that the secretary did tell Ray something. The doppelganger pulls an ace card out of his pocket with a strange symbol on it and says that it is what he wants. After one more attempted escape from Darya, the doppelganger kills her. He washes his hands, then contacts who he believes is Phillip Jeffries, but the voice mentions that he met with Major Garland Briggs and says he has called to say goodbye. The voice then says the doppelganger is \"going back in tomorrow\" and he will be with BOB again, then disconnects. The doppelganger logs into an FBI database and downloads files on Yankton Federal Prison, where Ray claims to be. The doppelganger goes to the motel room next door and meets with Chantal Hutchens, asking her to clean up Darya's body and to meet him along with her husband in a few days.\nThe arm says, \"253. Time and time again,\" and repeatedly says BOB's name and to go. Cooper follows Mike out of the room. Mike disappears and he goes down a hallway and to another room. He exits that room to go through another hallway, from where he enters a room where Leland Palmer sits and tells him to find Laura. Cooper exits and the Lodge begins to distort. Mike notes that something is wrong and the arm mentions his doppelganger. Cooper goes back to the hallway and pulls back a curtain, seeing a road where his doppelganger is driving. The Lodge shakes as the arm's doppelganger replaces the statue and roars at him as the chevron floor shifts. The arm's doppelganger says, \"non-exist-ent!\" and Cooper is dropped through the floor and is transported to the glass box in New York City just before Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato are killed. He is then transported back out.\nSarah Palmer watches footage of lions killing an African buffalo.\nAt the Roadhouse, the band Chromatics performs \"Shadow\" as Shelly has drinks with her friends and James Hurley enters the bar with Freddie Sykes, looking at Shelly's friend, Renee. From the bar, Red makes eye contact with Shelly while Jean-Michel Renault serves drinks.\nCredits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJoe Adler as Roger\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nSteve Baker as Jack\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nGia Carides as Hannah\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nNeil Dickson as George Bautzer\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nBalthazar Getty as Red\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nCornelia Guest as Phyllis Hastings\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nNicole LaLiberte as Darya\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nWalter Olkewicz as Jean-Michel Renault\nBenjamin Rosenfield as Sam Colby (Part 1 stock footage)\nFrank Silva as Bob\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nJessica Szohr as Renee\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nMadeline Zima as Tracey (Part 1 stock footage)\nChromatics:\nRuth Radelet\nAdam Miller\nJohnny Jewel\nNat Walker\nStunt Double: Courtney Farnsworth\nIn Memory of Frank Silva\nUncredited\nCeleste Cook as Roadhouse patron \nAlex Reyme as Roadhouse patron \nStewart Strauss as Woodsman\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (archive footage)\nUnknown performer as the arm\nUnknown performer as \"Phillip Jeffries\" (voice)\nCrew\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Shadow\"\nPerformed by Chromatics\nWritten by Adam Miller, Johnny Jewel, and Nat Walker\nFrom the album Dear Tommy\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\nTV-14 edit\nA TV-14 version of the episode \u2014 edited for language and sexual content \u2014 was released on YouTube for a limited time in the American region in both June and August 2017.\nNotes\nThe FBI ID used by the doppelganger is kdhg\nTo log into Yankton Federal Prison, the doppelganger inputs the following\norganisation: mkeuouc-q\nname: eeuoubp3x\nID number: 398715015787412\nAmong the downloaded diagrams are the blueprint of a DCR power plant, the layout for a 1000 Megawatt Fusion powerplant and the floor plan of the second floor of TRANCOM Olympus City Office.\nThe scene of Hawk investigating the Lodge's entrance is not a flashforward.\nWhen Cooper's Double kills Phyllis Hastings, a warping effect is added as a dark red shape seemingly leaves her head at the top right corner of the screen\nProduction errors\nWhen Sam is replacing the SD card, a shot shows him with the shirt he had the previous day.\nWhen at the Bang Bang, at the end of the episode, when cutting back and forth between Shelly, and James, Shelly is shown to be drinking beer out of a bottle, then she is shown to be drinking beer out of a can."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_3.json b/data/input_docs/Part_3.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c9d592c9041bc2498eca3975a24d628d23c98e60 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_3.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_3", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_3", "text": "Part 3\nNot to be confused with Episode 3.\n\"Part 3\" is the third episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, and the thirty-third episode of the franchise as a whole. It was released on the Showtime Anytime app on May 21, 2017 and aired on May 28, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Call for help.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nAgent Cooper descends through a void and drops into a nondescript area with a purple hue. He looks upon a body of water then goes through a set of windows to a room, where an eyeless woman sits in front of a fireplace. He asks her where they are, but she does not speak, instead making breathy noise. As a loud pounding occurs, she signals Cooper to be quiet. He spots a mechanism in the wall and examines it, but the woman keeps him away from it and instead leads him up a ladder. They reach the roof that floats in a void. The woman pulls the lever on a mechanism on the roof and receives an electric shock, causing her to fall into the void. Cooper looks down and sees Major Garland Briggs' head floating and saying \"blue rose.\" He climbs back down the ladder and sees another woman sitting in front of the fireplace. Cooper approaches her and as her watch struck 2:53, the mechanism on the wall begins humming.\nCooper's doppelganger drives and begins to experience discomfort. The cigarette lighter in his car begins to evidently exert electrical force. Agent Cooper approaches the mechanism in the wall and the woman tells him \"When you get there, you will already be there.\" The doppelganger continues to be uncomfortable as Agent Cooper is taken inside the mechanism, which leaves his shoes behind. The doppelganger loses control of his car and wrecks on the side of the road. He begins gagging but holds his hands tightly over his mouth as he watches the cigarette lighter and red drapes faintly appear in front of his car.\nInside a house for sale, Dougie Jones sits with Jade, who notes that something is wrong with his arm, on which he wears the ring on one of his fingers. Jade goes to shower and Dougie gets out of bed before falling as the doppelganger continues to hold his mouth. Dougie crawls to the house's living room, where an electrical socket exerts electrical force. He vomits and is transported to the red room. The doppelganger then vomits up garmonbozia and passes out.\nInside the red room, Mike tells Dougie that he was manufactured by someone for a purpose that has now been fulfilled. Dougie's hand begins to shrink, the ring falls off his finger, and his head pops into the form of a black cloud. A clean gold orb floats out of his shirt and the black cloud forms into a head-shaped object that Mike shields his eyes from. The object appears to start to produce an orb of its own as electrical sounds are heard. Suddenly, the clean gold orb appears and seems to attack the head-shaped object. The clean gold orb is left on the chair, which Mike picks up along with the ring, which he places back on its pedestal.\nAgent Cooper is transferred through the electrical socket near where Dougie vomited and materializes. Jade believes he is Dougie, but Cooper is not responsive, appearing to be in a sort of trance with no memory. He leaves the house with Jade as a group of men wait to ambush him, believing he is still inside. Cooper unintentionally escapes death after dropping his Great Northern Hotel key on the floor of the car and bending over to pick it up. One of the men, Gene, places a tracker on Dougie's car as a boy watches through his home's window across the street, while his drug-addicted mother repeatedly yells \"one-one-nine!\" and takes a pill with whiskey. Highway patrolmen approach the doppelganger's crashed car and one of them, Billy, becomes seriously sick after sticking his head in the car.\nBack at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Hawk, Andy, and Lucy sort through the files to find what is missing that relates to Hawk's heritage. A guilty Lucy points out that she had eaten a chocolate bunny from the evidence years before in order to relieve gas. Andy asks if chocolate bunnies have anything to do with Hawk's heritage, and it is eventually settled that the missing bunny is not what they are looking for.\nLawrence Jacoby spraypaints his shovels gold.\nJade drops Cooper off at the Silver Mustang Casino, giving him $5 telling him to call for help. When she tells him to go out of the car, he recalls Laura telling him he can go out. He goes into the casino, clearly struggling. He goes to a security guard and says \"call for help.\" The guard directs him to get change for his $5. With his change, he goes out to the casino floor. He notices a gambler call out \"Hello!\" when he receives a jackpot, so Cooper repeats this as he starts playing slot machines, following an image of the red room floating above various machines and winning the jackpot at every one.\nAt the FBI headquarters, along with other personnel, Deputy Director Gordon Cole and Agents Albert Rosenfield and Tamara Preston discuss a murder case with several objects that may identify the killer. He assigns all of the personnel except Preston to begin work on the case. Preston then presents to them the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato along with the glass box containing a ghostly figure. Cole is then informed that he has a call related to Cooper. They schedule a meeting in the Black Hills at 9:00 the next morning.\nAt the Roadhouse, the Cactus Blossoms perform \"Mississippi.\"\nCredits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger) / Dougie Jones\nIn Alphabetical Order\nPhoebe Augustine as American Girl\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nDon S. Davis as Major Garland Briggs\nJohn Ennis as Slot Machine Man\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nBrian Finney as Security Guard\nMeg Foster as Cashier\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nTravis Hammer as First Trooper\nStephen Heath as Second Trooper\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer (Part 2 stock footage)\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nJosh McDermitt as Wise Guy\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nSawyer Shipman as Little Boy\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nSabrina S. Sutherland as Floor Attendant Jackie\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nBill Tangradi as Jake\nGreg Vrotsos as Gene\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nThe Cactus Blossoms:\nJack Torrey\nPage Burkum\nJoel Paterson\nBeau Sample\nAlex Hall\nStunt Double:\nMark Norby\nKiralee Hayashi\nUncredited\nErica Eynon as Experiment\nKate Romero as Shari Skadden\nRobert L. Wilson as Chris Rummel\nJose Rosete as FBI Agent next to Shari Skadden\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Dream Recall\"\nWritten and Performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\n\"Mississippi\"\nWritten by Jack Torrey\nPublished by Jumping Gemini (ASCAP)/Hello Central Music (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Words & Music, a division of Big Deal Music\nCourtesy of Red House Records"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_4.json b/data/input_docs/Part_4.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..071dd8ebb127f6332182459cd1c0189268818a92 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_4.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_4", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_4", "text": "Part 4\nNot to be confused with Episode 4.\n\"Part 4\" is the fourth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, and the thirty-fourth episode of the franchise as a whole. It was released on the Showtime Anytime app on May 21, 2017 and aired on May 28, 2017.\nPlot\n\"...brings back some memories.\"\n \u2015Bobby Briggs\nAt the Silver Mustang casino, Agent Cooper continues to win the jackpot at every slot machine he uses, earning him the nickname \"Mr. Jackpots.\" He is approached by Bill and Candy Shaker, who believe he is Dougie Jones. He repeats Bill saying \"home,\" and he is told where Dougie lives. As Cooper starts to leave, he is taken to the casino office, where he is given his winnings and a limo is called to get to Dougie's home.\nCooper directs the limo driver with the details he knows about Dougie's house that Bill Shaker gave him. He gets out of the limo and stands with the driver until Dougie's wife, Janey-E angrily approaches and slaps him as Dougie had been away for three days. She takes him inside, angry with him until she discovers his money from the casino, which she states can be used to pay off their debts.\nCole visits with Bill Kennedy as he waits to meet with Denise Bryson, who is now the FBI Chief of Staff. He informs her about the situation with Cooper being in a federal prison in South Dakota. Bryson displays doubts about Cole's decision to bring Agent Preston with him, but Cole reminds Denise of the support he has given her throughout her career. Denise voices her support and Gordon leaves.\nLucy talks on the phone with Sheriff Frank Truman about the thermostat. Truman then walks into the station, which scares Lucy, causing her to fall backward in her chair, apparently due to her not understanding cell phones. Truman gets an update from Maggie and the deputies on events that occurred while he was away fishing. He talks to Deputy Bobby Briggs about the drug overdose of Denny Craig, surmising it to be due to designer Chinese drugs, though Bobby does not believe the drugs are coming from Canada. Andy explains cell phones to Lucy and reassures her before going to see Sheriff Truman.\nTruman meets with Hawk about the message from Margaret's log with Deputy Chad Broxford present. Andy and Lucy enter and defend the Log Lady from Chad's remarks until the sheriff dismisses him. Bobby comes in and sees a photo of Laura, which causes him to become emotional. Bobby notes that Cooper was the last person to see his father alive, which Truman and Hawk were unaware of, but he does not know what Cooper and his father discussed. Deputy Jesse Holcomb enters to announce the arrival of Andy and Lucy's son, Wally Brando. The Brennans excitedly leave and Holcomb says Wally intends to share his respects to the sheriff.\nWally - dressed like Marlon Brando in The Wild One - greets Frank and tells him he hopes for the recovery of Frank's brother, Harry S. Truman and gives his parents his blessing to turn his room into a study. When Lucy asks him to tell them about his travels, he goes on a speech, speaking with a Marlon Brando impression. After this, Truman awkwardly goes inside.\nCooper sits on Dougie's bed and Mike faintly appears to him to say that he was tricked and holds up a small golden orb. Mike tells him that one of them must die, then Cooper feels the need to urinate, so Janey-E takes him to the bathroom and he relieves himself. He looks at himself in the mirror and Janey-E dresses him, but leaves the tie up to him as she wakes Dougie's son, Sonny Jim, and makes breakfast. Sonny Jim gives Cooper and thumbs-up and Cooper imitates it.\nWith Dougie's tie over his head, Cooper goes to the breakfast table, where Sonny Jim helps him sit down and eat his pancakes. Janey-E brings him some coffee and he takes a sip. He spits it out due to the heat and grins, saying \"Hi!\"\nConstance Talbot shows Chief Boyd and Detective Macklay the results of the male John Doe found in Ruth Davenport's apartment, but she is blocked access to the victim's identity and records, which require military authorization.\nCole arrives in South Dakota Airport with Agents Preston and Rosenfield and they are greeted by two FBI agents, one driving them to the prison where Cooper's doppelganger is being held. They are presented with the contents found in his trunk: cocaine, a machine gun, and a dog leg. They then interview Cooper's doppelganger, who claims he has been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries since his disappearance and that he was on his way to inform Cole about his activities when he had his car accident.\nOn the way out, Cole suggests giving Cooper his phone call and to keep him informed about it. Cole dismisses Preston so that he and Albert can speak privately. Albert admits to Cole that he authorized Jeffries to give Cooper information about their \"man in Colombia\" several years before, after Phillip said Cooper needed the information urgently. A week after Albert did this, the man had been killed. They then discuss the meeting with Cooper, feeling that something is wrong. They admit to each other that they do not understand the situation, classifying it as a Blue Rose. They discuss a certain person to bring to Cooper, and Albert notes that he knows where she drinks.\nAt the Roadhouse, Au Revoir Simone play \"Lark.\"\nCredits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nMichael Cera as Wally Brando\nRichard Chamberlain as Bill Kennedy\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nDavid Duchovny as Denise Bryson\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nBrett Gelman as Supervisor Burns\nHarry Goaz as Andy Brennan\nJames Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nStephen Kearin as FBI Driver\nDep Kirkland as Chief Mike Boyd\nJay Larson as Limo Driver\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nKarl Makinen as Inspector Randy Hollister\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nSara Paxton as Candy Shaker\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nEthan Suplee as Bill Shaker\nSabrina S. Sutherland as Floor Attendant Jackie\nJodee Thelen as Maggie\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nAu Revoir Simone:\nHeather D'Angelo\nErika Forster\nAnnie Hart\nUncredited\nTyler Malik as FBI Agent\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Take Five\"\nWritten by Paul Desmond\nPerformed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet\nUsed by Arrangement with Desmond Music Company and Derry Music Company\nAll rights reserved.\n\"Lark\"\nWritten and performed by Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart\nPublished by Only Ponies, Touch Of Spring, Triple Keyboard Action (ASCAP)\nCourtesy of Our Secret Record Company\nTrivia\nDuring the fingerprint matching sequence, the bottom right section of the screen is just the output of the `hexdump` program which goes on forever until 'Ctrl-C' is pressed to stop it. This is done on a Mac or Linux by entering the following in a Terminal: hexdump -C /dev/urandom | while true; do read LINE; echo $LINE; sleep .05; done"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_5.json b/data/input_docs/Part_5.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..436d8cb4f898619c035e440230f88c18f8605b00 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_5.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_5", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_5", "text": "Part 5\nNot to be confused with Episode 5.\n\"Part 5\" is the fifth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-fifth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 4, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Case files.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nGene and Jake sit in a car, the former on the phone with Lorraine, reporting on the situation with Dougie Jones. Frustrated, she sends the message \"2\" (leaving 159 characters to type) to her contact \"ARGENT\" which causes a device in Buenos Aires to ring and flash twice with its two red lights.\nConstance Talbot, Detective Macklay, and Detective Harrison observe the John Doe in the morgue. Talbot confirms the decapitation as the man's cause of death and presents a ring found inside the body. On it is an inscription that reads, \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E.\"\nCooper's doppelganger sits in his jail cell and correctly predicts that his food is coming. He takes his food and goes to the mirror, noting that BOB is still with him.\nAt his place of employment, Mike Nelson calls in Steven Burnett, who has applied for a job. Mike tells him that his resume is inadequate and his forms were filled out incorrectly, then kicks him out.\nSheriff Frank Truman talks to Harry on the phone and is informed by Lucy Brennan that his wife, Doris, is coming to him. Doris tells him about her frustrations, including a leaky pipe.\nJaney-E, Sonny Jim and Cooper leave the Jones home and Janey-E tells Cooper that he had won $425,000. He looks at Sonny Jim and begins to shed tears. On realization that Dougie's car is not there, Janey-E begrudgingly takes Cooper to Dougie's work.\nGene and Jake check on Dougie's car again, which still has not moved. A group of delinquent youths also drive by the car.\nJaney-E drops Cooper off at work and he wanders, following the aim of a statue of a man carrying a revolver. He stands around until Dougie's co-worker, Phil Bisby comes carrying coffee on his way to a board meeting. Following him into the elevator, Cooper takes one of the coffees and begins drinking the \"damn good Joe.\" It was Frank's one who then takes a green tea latte instead while Darren is turned down by Rhonda and Bonnici next to Frank is served the eighth cup carried by Phil.\nAnthony Sinclair tells Cooper that he has covered for Dougie's absence and during the meeting, as Sinclair presents a report. When saying that there was no arson with Littlefield, Cooper blurts out \"He's lying,\" but does not elaborate, causing the boss Bushnell Mullins to have \"Dougie\" meet with him after the meeting. Mullins questions his accusation and gives him case files to assess by the next day.\nRodney and Bradley Mitchum come to the Silver Mustang Casino and in front of Candie, Mandie and Sandie punish Burns for Cooper's win at the casino and replace Burns with Warrick, who they tell to inform them if Cooper ever returns to the casino.\nWhile his mother is passed out on drugs, the little boy living in the home across from Dougie's car goes to examine it. He is shooed away by the gang of youths, arriving in a loud black 1970 Dodge Charger, who try to steal the car. The bomb under Dougie's car explodes, killing several members of the gang, and the boy runs back to his home. Hearing him coming back in, his mother slowly wakes up and stares at the door.\nAn auto detailer informs Jade that he found a set of keys for the Great Northern Hotel in her car. Since they have an address on them, she puts them inside a mailbox for delivery.\nNorma sorts through documents as Heidi is serving and Becky delivers bread to Toad and gets money from Shelly. Norma goes to Shelly, urging her to help Becky rather than continue to enable her. Becky takes the money to Steven and they snort a drug.\nCooper is pushed out of the elevator at the end of the workday and he goes to the statue he saw that morning.\nAt the Twin Peaks sheriff's station, Hawk and Andy continue to sort through files.\nJacoby starts up his webcast he hosts as \"Dr. Amp\" and it is viewed by Jerry Horne\u2014who smokes a joint\u2014and Nadine Hurley. His broadcast ends with an advertisement for his golden shovels that he urges his viewers to buy to shovel themselves \"out of the shit and into the truth.\"\nAt the Pentagon, Lieutenant Cynthia Knox informs Colonel Davis that they have received a match on Major Garland Briggs' fingerprints \u2013 the sixteenth match in 25 years \u2013 in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Davis doubts the legitimacy of the match but says that if it is indeed truly Briggs that has been identified, that the FBI must be informed.\nThe band Trouble plays at the Roadhouse as Richard Horne smokes underneath a 'no smoking' sign. Employee Federico asks him to quit and the off-duty Deputy Chad Broxford takes over but ends up taking a bribe from Horne. Charlotte, from the next table over with Elizabeth, asks him for a light, but he grabs her and threatens to rape her.\nAgent Preston examines Cooper's file and compares his fingerprints from before his 1989 disappearance and from the doppelganger's booking at the federal prison.\nWarden Murphy gives the doppelganger his phone call. However, the doppelganger dials a number that sets off the prison's alarms and he says \"The cow jumped over the moon,\" before hanging up, stopping the alarms.\nIn Buenos Aires, the device contacted before by Lorraine rings and flashes twice with its two red lights and then shrinks to a kind of seed.\nCooper continues to observe the statue.\nCredits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nTammie Baird as Lorraine\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nSean Bolger as Detailer\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nWes Brown as Darren\nJuan Carlos Cantu as Officer Reynaldo\nVincent Castellanos as Federico\nBailey Chase as Detective Don Harrison\nCandy Clark as Doris Truman\nGrace Victoria Cox as Charlotte\nGiselle Damier as Sandie\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother\nBrett Gelman as Supervisor Burns\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nHank Harris as Prison Tech\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nErnie Hudson as Colonel Davis\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJane Levy as Elizabeth\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nKarl Makinen as Inspector Randy Hollister\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Cox\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nMarv Rosand as Toad\nElena Satine as Rhonda\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmie Shiels as Candie\nSawyer Shipman as Little Boy\nFrank Silva as Bob\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nBob Stephenson as Frank\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nBill Tangradi as Jake\nGreg Vrotsos as Gene\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nBlake Zingale as Punk Leader\nTrouble:\nRiley Lynch\nSam Smith\nAlex Zhang Hungtai\nDean Hurley\nUncredited\nTyler Malik as stand-in\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (archive footage)\nUnknown performer as Bonnici\nUnknown performer as Woman in elevator\nUnknown performer as Man across Mullins\nUnknown performer as Woman at meeting\nUnknown performer as Mullins' secretary\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"The Flame\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\n\"Frank 2000\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"I Love How You Love Me\"\nWritten by Barry Mann and Larry Kolber\nPerformed by The Paris Sisters\nPublished by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)\n\"I Am\"\nWritten and performed by BluntedBeatz\n\"Stars And Stripes Forever\"\nWritten by John Philip Sousa\nPerformed and arranged by the U.S. Army Band\n\"Snake Eyes\"\nWritten by Dean Hurley, Riley Lynch and Alex Zhang Hungtai\nPerformed by Trouble\n\"Habit\" and \"Tabloid\"\nWritten and performed by Uniform\nCourtesy of Sacred Bones Records\n\"Windswept\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\nNotes\nThis episode was dedicated to the memory of Marv Rosand.\nAmy Shiels is credited as \"Amie\".\nFrank, Dougie's coworker who discovers he likes green tea lattes, is played by Bob Stephenson, who appeared in Episode 6 as the burger cook at the Double R Diner. This was Stephenson's first acting gig.\nUpon release, Twin Peaks: The Return earned some criticism for earning the \"Empty Cup Award,\" a satirical achievement for television series where actors handle coffee cups that are claimed to be full in the dialogue but are very clearly empty based on how they are handled by the performers. In the case of this episode, however, Kyle MacLachlan was given some praise for being the sole actor to handle his cup as though it were actually full, especially in an episode where a character (Phil Bisby) unrealistically balances two full trays of coffee while running around.\nThe statue in front of Dougie's workplace was not originally part of location and was brought by the production staff. It might be a statue of Donald Lynch, father of David Lynch, since according to the stand-in Tyler Malkin, Lynch talked to it saying \"Hi, Dad\".\nThe numbers input by the doppelganger during his phone call are, using the standard DTMF tones pitched up 2 octaves for offscreen ones:\n16 (pause) 1235789 (computer modem response) 3135378912315 (01189998819991197253 offscreen)\nThis could be interpreted as two numbers dialing to get an outside line from the internal prison phone system, then a 7 digit local number calling a computer set up beforehand with a local number so it would be a free local call and finally a code that triggers a pre-planned, automated hack of the prison systems."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_6.json b/data/input_docs/Part_6.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2dd2861f43aee4507b66a15117ba6a2d5dec0b94 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_6.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_6", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_6", "text": "Part 6\nNot to be confused with Episode 6.\n\"Part 6\" is the sixth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-sixth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 11, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Don't die.\"\n \u2015Mike\nCooper observes the statue until an officer takes him home due to the law against loitering in the area.\nJaney-E makes him a sandwich and tells him that she will make a doctor's appointment for him. She has him go say goodnight to Sonny Jim until she opens an unmarked envelope delivered to their home, containing a photo of Dougie with Jade. She reprimands \"Dougie\" until they receive a phone call from the individuals to whom Dougie owes money. She plans to meet them at the park the next day.\nMike appears to Cooper, urging him to wake up and to not die. Small sections of light begin to appear on Dougie's case files including near the names of the insurer Anthony Sinclair. Cooper marks them with scribbles, zig-zags, and other lines.\nAlbert goes to Max Von's Bar, where he meets with Diane Evans.\nRichard Horne snorts a drug and meets with Red to discuss the trafficking of a drug called \"Sparkle.\" Red makes a threat to make sure Horne does not double-cross him and does a magic trick with a dime.\nUpset, Horne drives as Carl Rodd heads into Twin Peaks from the Fat Trout Trailer Park with Mickey and Bill.\nHeidi and Shelly talk to Miriam Sullivan at the Double R Diner and Sullivan leaves a tip that Heidi and Shelly feel that she cannot afford, so they plan to treat her.\nHorne, still upset from his encounter with Red drives, speeding and illegally passing traffic, which causes him to run over and kill a child. Carl witnesses this and after seeing a golden aura float from the child's body, he goes to comfort the mother.\nDuncan Todd sits in his office and a red box appears on his computer screen. He closes it out and goes to the desk behind him, where he opens a safe and removes an envelope with a black circle on the front.\nDougie's destroyed car is towed as authorities investigate, finding the back bumper on the roof of the drug-addicted mother.\nAt a motel, hitman Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler receives an envelope with a black circle. Inside are photos of Lorraine and of Dougie Jones. With his spike, he stabs the photos.\nCooper goes to Dougie's work, where he is called into Bushnell Mullins' office. While initially confused by Cooper's apparently childish scribblings, he soon seems to understand the meaning behind them.\nJaney-E meets with Tommy and Jimmy and pays them $25,000 of the $52,000 Dougie owes them, stating her reasons to be the Jones' financial situation.\nThe Spike shows up at Lorraine's office and stabs her to death along with two innocent co-workers.\nRichard drives to a field, where he wipes the boy's blood off of his truck's grill.\nInside a restroom, Hawk drops a coin, which rolls into a stall. He picks it up, which causes him to notice a screw missing from the stall door's paneling. He gets a small stepladder and a crowbar and pulls the paneling back to find pages.\nBack at the sheriff's station, Doris comes, upset with Frank about her father's car apparently not being repaired. Deputy Chad makes cruel statements about Doris and hers and Frank's son that committed suicide.\nAt the Roadhouse, Sharon Van Etten plays \"Tarifa.\"\nCredits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dougie Jones\nIn Alphabetical Order\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nTammy Baird as Lorraine\nRonnie Gene Blevins as Tommy\nJuan Carlos Cantu as Officer Reynaldo\nCandy Clark as Doris Truman\nLisa Coronado as Hit and Run Mom\nJeremy Davies as Jimmy\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother (Part 3 stock footage)\nBalthazar Getty as Red\nJames Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nJay Jee as Patrol Officer\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJeremy Lindholm as Mickey\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nHunter Sanchez as Hit and Run Boy\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nJodee Thelen as Maggie\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nSharon Van Etten:\nSharon Van Etten\nCarolyn Pennypacker Riggs\nJohn Phillip Iron III\nZeke Hutchins\nUncredited\nIme N. Etuk as Red's bodyguard\nUnknown performer as Red's driver\nUnknown performer as Bill\nUnknown performer as Lorraine's co-worker\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Windswept\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\n\"Tarifa\"\nWritten and performed by Sharon Van Etten\nCourtesy of Jagjaguwar\n\"I Am (Old School Hip Hop Beat)\"\nWritten and performed by BluntedBeatz\nCourtesy of Columbia Records\nNotes\nTammy Baird is credited as \"Tammie\".\nIme Etuk, who plays a Red's bodyguard is also the 2nd assistant director.\nA group of fans watching the filming of the episode from across the street can be seen in a shot from inside the Double R as Shelly gives Miriam her coffee.\nAngelo Badalamenti's composition \"Accident/Farewell Theme\" premiering in this episode was composed for the scene before it was shot using Lynch's description via Skype.\nThe following names can be read on Dougie's case files:\nInsurer Anthony Sinclair on every form.\nThe insured Hotel Owner Jake Cavallo on a Burglary claim form.\nThe insured Nancy Deren on a non-waiver agreement.\nInvestigating Officers from Clark County, Nevada: Det. Loomis and Det. Stockton.\nInsured Rod Mitchum and Brad Mitchum on a Commercial Property Owner Perils Chart.\nInsured on a Product liability supplemental application (p-1) form: David Eubank\nInsured on an Adjuster's Status Report: Scott Cameron\nInsured on a Notice of plate glass loss form: Carolyn King\nMost of the names on the case files are of crew members: Jake Cavallo is the art department production assistant, Nancy Deren is a set designer, David Eubank is an A camera first assistant, Scott Cameron is 1st assistant director and Carolyn King is the art department coordinator."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_7.json b/data/input_docs/Part_7.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dc0e8a4f85960e36a6b7e0085c9c78e64301db17 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_7.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_7", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_7", "text": "Part 7\nNot to be confused with Episode 7.\n\"Part 7\" is the seventh episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-seventh episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 18, 2017.\nPlot\n\"There's a body all right.\"\n \u2015Dave Macklay\nJerry Horne wakes up in the woods, extremely stoned from his last bout of drug use. He calls Ben, frantically claiming someone stole his car and he does not know where he is.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Hawk shows Frank the pages he found in the bathroom door, which he discovered were three of the four missing pages from Laura's secret diary given by Laura to Harold Smith. One of the pages details an encounter Laura had with Annie Blackburn in a dream, where she told her that \"the good Dale is in the lodge and can't leave.\" Another page details Laura knows \"it isn't BOB,\" which Hawk sees as evidence that Leland found and hid the pages during one of his visits to the station, likely when he was being interrogated for the murder of Jacques Renault. Hawk is puzzled by the claim that Cooper could not leave the Lodge, as Harry himself saw Cooper leave the Black Lodge with Annie: the only explanation that whoever left the lodge was not \"the good Cooper.\" Frank tries calling Harry to ask what he thinks, but decides against it after learning Harry's condition has gotten worse.\nAndy interrogates a local farmer regarding his truck, the same one Richard Horne accidentally killed a young boy with earlier. The farmer refuses to explain who was driving the truck at the time of the incident, but arranges a meeting with Andy to explain everything.\nFrank Skype-calls Doc Hayward, who is off fishing. Doc recalls that he brought Cooper into the hospital because he was acting \"strange.\" An hour later he saw Cooper leaving Intensive Care, fully-dressed and with a strange expression. He ponders whether Cooper was checking in on Audrey Horne, who was still comatose after the bank explosion.\nLieutenant Cynthia Knox arrives in Buckhorn, where she meets with Detective Macklay. Initially treating the discovery of the prints as another by-the-books case, she is shocked to learn that Major Briggs' prints actually came from a body. Constance Talbot shows her the body, which she notes belonged to a man in his late 40s and died within the last few days. Lieutenant Knox calls Colonel Davis about this development, who points out that Major Briggs would have to be in his 70s if he died recently. Lieutenant Knox informs the Buckhorn staff that it will most likely not be their investigation for long. Meanwhile, a mysterious dark man walks past the morgue.\nAlbert reports to Gordon he could not get a word in to Diane about Cooper before she cursed him out. Gordon and Albert meet with Diane and a younger man at her apartment, where she coldly receives them. Gordon explains they need Diane to come to South Dakota to identify the imprisoned Cooper, as they suspect something is wrong with him. Diane reluctantly joins them.\nOn the flight to South Dakota, Tammy shows Gordon and Albert her analysis of the imprisoned Cooper's prints. Though they are a match, someone at the prison had to reverse the prints to get it: not only does the Cooper in prison say the backwards word \"yrev,\" but his prints are also backwards. Gordon praises Tammy's hard work.\nDiane arrives at the prison, where she meets with the doppelganger. Diane asks if he remembers the last night they saw each other, which the doppelganger correctly states was at her house. Easily realizing he is not the real Cooper, Diane becomes emotional and shuts down the meeting. On their way out, Gordon tells Warden Murphy to keep Cooper imprisoned until he hears from the FBI. Outside the prison, Diane tells Gordon that there is something missing from this Cooper that makes her certain it is not the Dale Cooper she knew. Gordon asks her what happened when she and Cooper last met, which she states she will tell him about some other time. As the doppelg\u00e4nger is led back to his cell, he tells a guard to tell Warden Murphy he needs a meeting with him in his office \"about a strawberry.\"\nAndy waits at the meeting place for the farmer, who is over a half-an-hour late. Unbeknownst to him, the farmer's truck is still at his house with the door wide open. His informant a no-show, Andy leaves.\nThe doppelganger meets with Warden Murphy, who threatens him with a gun. The doppelg\u00e4nger informs him about the dog legs: one was in his trunk, the other three were sent out to people who could pose a threat to Warden Murphy if anything bad were to happen to the doppelganger. When Murphy asks the doppelganger how he knows about this, he names \"Joe McCluskey.\" Murphy puts down the gun and asks what he wants. The doppelganger requests a car for himself and Ray Monroe with \"a friend in the glove compartment\" that night. He tells Warden Murphy that he will never see him again, and no one will ever hear anything more about Joe McCluskey or \"Mr. Strawberry.\"\nAs Janey-E waits outside the office, Cooper scribbles on his desk while Anthony Sinclair tries to find out what he was talking to Bushnell Mullins about. A group of three detectives come in to ask him about Dougie's car, just as Janey-E comes in to retrieve him. Janey-E ends up holding the bulk of the conversation for Cooper. The detectives explain the car was involved in an explosion that killed some members of a car-theft gang. The detectives leave, somewhat intimidated by Janey-E.\nAs the couple leave the building, Janey-E tells Cooper that she settled the gambling debt, and notes that they will be using his jackpot money for Sonny Jim. Ike \"the Spike\" suddenly approaches them with a gun drawn. Cooper immediately springs into action, grabbing Ike's arm and sending it to the ground, where it harmlessly fires off a shot into the pavement. He then karate chops Ike's neck while Janey-E chokes the would-be assassin. The evolution of the arm appears to Cooper, insisting that he \"squeeze hand off!\" Cooper ends up squeezing Ike's hand so much a piece of skin becomes stuck to the gun, before with another karate chop Ike painfully retreats. Various witnesses are interviewed about the incident, all expressing disbelief at Dougie Jones' actions. A forensic investigator removes the piece of Ike's skin from the gun.\nAt the Great Northern Hotel, Ben Horne and Beverly Paige try to find out where a mysterious ringing noise is coming from. Beverly then gives him an old Great Northern key that came in the mail, with Ben commenting they switched to cards long ago. He then realizes the key belongs to Room 315, the room Special Agent Dale Cooper was shot in. Beverly is ignorant about both Cooper and the murder of Laura Palmer, which Ben expresses amusement at. Beverly then returns to her home where she meets with her sick husband Tom. Tom is suspicious about her recent whereabouts, which frustrates Beverly.\nAt the Roadhouse, after all the customers have left, a man sweeps the floor while Jean-Michel Renault tends to the bar as Booker T & the M.G.'s \"Green Onions\" plays. Renault receives a call about two prostitutes he sent to a customer, only to learn that the prostitutes were fifteen years old. He denies any responsibility for wrongdoing.\nThe doppelganger makes his exit from the prison with Ray Monroe as Warden Murphy watches.\nLate at night at the Double R Diner, Heidi and Shelly serve customers while Norma goes through some paperwork. A man runs in and asks if anyone has seen Billy before running out again.\nCredits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nStephanie Allynne as Soccer Mom\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nHugh Dillon as Tom Paige\nEdward 'Ted' Dowling as Farmer\nJudith Drake as Nurse\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRebecca Field as Another Mom\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nWarren Frost as Doc Will Hayward\nIvy George as 5-Year-Old Girl\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nErnie Hudson as Colonel Davis\nJesse Johnson as Younger Man\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nDavid Lynch as Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nRiley Lynch as Bing\nMark Mahoney as Prison Guard\nKarl Makinen as Inspector Randy Hollister\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nWalter Olkewicz as Jean-Michel Renault\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Knox\nElena Satine as Rhonda\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nStunt Double: Ryan Sturz\nUncredited\nWilliam Clouter as sweeping man\nGabriel Lane as Woodsman\nUnknown performer as evolution of the arm\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Sleep Walk\"\nWritten by Santo Farina, John Farina, and Ann Farina\nPerformed by Santo and Johnny\nUsed by permission of Carbet Music, Inc.\n\"Green Onions\"\nWritten by Al Jackson Jr., Stephen Cropper, Booker T. Jones, and Lewie Steinberg\nPerformed by Booker T. and the M.G.'s\nCourtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.\nNotes\nThis episode was dedicated to the memory of Warren Frost.\nThe floor sweeping scene was unscripted.\nThe customers change during the credits was intentionally made by Lynch but Frost is unaware of the meaning.\nProduction errors\nGordon Cole makes a mistake when quoting Cooper's Double, saying \"I'm very very happy to see you again old friend\" although the actual line was \"It's yrev very good to see you again old friend\".\nThe closed captioning erroneously indicates that Bing asks for \"Bing,\" instead of \"Billy.\" This was later fixed in the DVD and Blu-ray releases."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_8.json b/data/input_docs/Part_8.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..68029df4a132f8ca0d83a3c827ddc42c42c69d20 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_8.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_8", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_8", "text": "Part 8\nNot to be confused with Episode 8.\n\"Part 8\" is the eighth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-eighth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 25, 2017.\nA 4K transfer of the episode was included in Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nPlot\n\"Gotta light?\"\n \u2015The Woodsman\nCooper's doppelganger and Ray Monroe drive, the former noting that there are three tracking devices on their car. He deactivates them, repurposing them to track a truck in front of them. They discuss where they are headed and the information the doppelganger wants, and he lies to Ray about Darya. \nThey head off the highway to a secluded area. As Ray relieves himself, Cooper demands the information and attempts to shoot Ray, but Ray has unloaded his gun. Ray then shoots the doppelganger with another gun. Ray then sees six dark men gather around Cooper's body, tearing at it, revealing to Ray a black ball with the face of BOB. He runs away and tells Phillip Jeffries that he believes he is dead.\nAt the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, an MC introduces the Nine Inch Nails. They perform their song \"She's Gone Away.\"\nCooper's doppelganger sits up, alive.\nJuly 16, 1945\nWhite Sands, New Mexico\n5:29 AM (MWT)\nThe world's first atomic bomb is detonated. Images of darkness and various distorted images are seen, followed by nebulae and a convenience store, where dark men arrive and move about outside. A figure appears to regurgitate a substance, where inside are many eggs, a speckled one getting out while the face of BOB can be seen on a black ball rock. \nGolden and red imagery follows, then a purple sea under the Black Lodge, where atop a rock spire is a building. Inside is a woman who listens to a phonograph. ??????? enters as a mechanism in the room makes a noise. He goes upstairs, where he views the preceding events, ascending as a golden cloud forms above his head. The woman enters as a golden orb floats down to her from the cloud. It reaches her hands and the face of Laura Palmer appears. She kisses it and sends it to Earth. \n1956\nAugust 5\nNew Mexico Desert\nAugust 5, 1956, New Mexico desert. A strange creature hatches from a speckled egg and crawls through the desert. A teenage couple walk past a gas station, the girl finding a face-up penny. Two woodsmen descend onto the ground and they stop a car, one of them asking the driver and his wife, \"Gotta light?\" The couple in the car become frightened and they speed away.\nThe young couple reach the girl's home and they share a kiss before she goes inside. One of the woodsmen approaches KPJK radio station, goes inside and kills the receptionist. He then goes to the disc jockey, grabs him tightly by the head and repeatedly broadcasts the words, \"This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within,\" which causes listeners to fall unconscious including a waitress at Pop's Diner, a mechanic in his shop, and the girl. The creature reaches the girl's room and climbs into her mouth. The woodsman ends his broadcast, crushes the disc jockey's skull, and leaves while the neigh of a horse is heard.\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nLeslie Berger as New Mexico Wife\nRobert Broski as Woodsman\nCullen Douglas as Disc Jockey\nErica Eynon as Experiment\nTikaeni Faircrest as Girl (1956)\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nTad Griffith as New Mexico Husband\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer (golden orb)\nXolo Mariduena as Boy (1956)\nJoy Nash as Senorita Dido\nTracy Phillips as Receptionist\nFrank Silva as Bob\nJR Starr as MC\nCarel Struycken as ???????\n\"The\" Nine Inch Nails:\nTrent Reznor\nAtticus Ross\nMariqueen Maandig Reznor\nRobin Finck\nAlessandro Cortini\nJoey Castillo\nStunt: Tait Fletcher\nUncredited\nStewart Strauss as Woodsman\nChristian Calloway as Woodsman\nGabriel Lane as Woodsman\nUnknown performer as Woodsman circling Ray\nUnknown performer as Woodsman circling Ray\nUnknown performer as Woodsman excising BOB\nUnknown performer as Bomb countdown voice\nUnknown performer as Pop's Diner waitress\nUnknown performer as Mechanic\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"She's Gone Away\"\nWritten by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross\nPerformed by Nine Inch Nails\n\"My Prayer\"\nWritten by Georges Boulanger and Jimmy Kennedy\nPerformed by The Platters\nPublished by Skidmore Music Co.\nCourtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group\nUnder license from Universal Music Enterprises\n\"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima\"\nWritten by Krzysztof Penderecki\nPerformed by Warsaw National Philharmonic\nCourtesy of Universal Music\n\"Slow 30's Room\"\nWritten and performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\nBehind the scenes\nMark Frost on the writing of this episode:\nThe idea obviously \u2014 or, well, not obviously \u2014 was that we'd never done anything close to what you might describe as a \"Twin Peaks\" origin story, where this pervasive sense of darkness and evil had come from. On the page, we wrote it in great detail. I think it was maybe 12, 15 pages. But as we were putting down the descriptions, I knew David was going to take that as the blueprint for something extraordinary. He ran with it and elevated it to a whole other level...the atomic explosion was probably half a page as written, but I knew that, in David's hands, it could run as long as 10 or 12 minutes, and it would be riveting. It was certainly a narrative departure from what we had done before. There was no question about that. But it needed to stand apart, and it needed to blow your mind. So mission accomplished.\nFilming locations in Washington included North Bend and Olallie for the garage and convenience store, respectively. Pop's Diner was filmed at Chili John's Restaurant in Burbank, California.\nThe music playing during and for a period of time after the atomic bomb blast is, appropriately, \"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima,\" a composition by Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki.\nAccording to the original scripts for Part 8, part of the Woodsman's radio message was originally \"atonal, word-like mechanical sounds\" in addition to the \"This is the water\" refrain.\nTrivia\n \nIn an Inland Empire extra called \"Quinoa,\" Lynch narrates a story in which he encountered creatures he described as \"frog-moths.\" He later confirmed in his Room to Dream autobiography that they appeared in the 2017 series.\nTrent Reznor and his band Nine Inch Nails previously contributed the soundtrack to David Lynch's film Lost Highway. Lynch also directed the music video for their single \"Came Back Haunted.\"\nAlthough his doppelganger makes an appearance, this is the only episode in which Dale Cooper does not appear.\n\"My Prayer\" by the Platters is featured in this episode. Coincidentally, the group had a singer named David Lynch from its formation in 1952 to 1970.\nAlthough it was not made consciously at the time, Lynch likens the nuke with the picture in Henry Spencer's room from Eraserhead.\nThe scene of the Fireman's creating the orb was visually based on a painting by David Lynch. This painting is also similar to Mr Jim's Vision, The Antman and Floating Figure (chalk on paper, 1985). When shooting the scene, the performers were unaware of Laura being part of the scene."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Part_9.json b/data/input_docs/Part_9.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..695db57c60aec4bb4bedf14cd4934d6fe450684c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Part_9.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Part_9", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Part_9", "text": "Part 9\nNot to be confused with Episode 9.\n\"Part 9\" is the ninth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-ninth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on July 9, 2017.\nPlot\n\"This is the chair.\"\n \u2015Betty Briggs\nCooper's doppelganger walks down a road and takes a bandana from a post.\nAgent Preston passes along a call from Colonel Davis to Gordon Cole, telling him of the discovery of Garland Briggs' body in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nThe doppelganger arrives where Hutch and Chantal wait for him.\nCole asks Diane to stay with them during their trip to Buckhorn and has the pilot re-route. Preston then receives a call from Warden Murphy, who tells Gordon that \"Cooper\" has left the prison.\nAfter sending a text reading, \"around the dinner table the conversation is lively,\" the doppelganger calls Duncan Todd for an update on a job he was hired to do, then gives Hutch an assignment to kill Warden Murphy.\nCooper and Janey-E wait as Bushnell Mullins gives a statement to the Las Vegas police concerning Dougie and the attack that had been attempted on Cooper. Mullins allows Cooper to take the rest of the day off and says that they will seek answers the next day. The police note that they have absolutely no information about Dougie Jones prior to 1997, leading them to suppose Witness Protection. Detective D. Fusco brings Cooper a second cup of coffee and takes his first cup for it to be analyzed for identifiers. Cooper and Janey-E remain seated, the former observing the American flag in the lobby and a woman's red shoes. He then focuses on an electrical outlet.\nAs the police gather outside the motel where he is staying, Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler leaves a message for \"J.T.\", saying that he is taking medical leave. He leaves his motel room and is stopped in the hallway by the police.\nAndy and Lucy shop for furniture online, arguing over which color chair to get \u2013 Lucy wanting the beige model while Andy wants the red one \u2013 until Andy decides to let Lucy have her way, though she decides to order the red chair that he wanted instead.\nLeft unattended, Johnny runs around his home, chased by his mother, until running directly into a wall.\nBobby visits his mother with Frank and Hawk to discuss her husband's activities concerning Cooper before his death. She tells 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 gives them an object that was hidden inside a chair.\nCole, Albert, Diane, and Preston meet Knox and Macklay at the Buckhorn Police Department to view Briggs' body, though Diane stays behind in the lobby and reads a text reading \"AROUND THE DINNER TABLE, THE CONVERSATION IS LIVELY.\" Macklay explains the circumstances of the body being found as they go to the morgue where Talbot waits. Macklay then notes that William Hastings and Ruth Davenport had been blogging about alternate dimensions. Albert notes the incorrect age of the body and Cole pulls him aside and they connect it to Cooper. They return and Talbot shows them Dougie's ring found inside the body, prompting Cole to wish to speak to Hastings.\nJerry, apparently still high, observes his foot, which he is told is not his. He grabs it and falls to the ground.\nChad eats in the conference room as Truman, Hawk, and Bobby come and dismiss him. Frank and Hawk try to open the object given to them by Betty, amusing Bobby, who says they must go back outside to open it. Bobby throws it on the ground, which causes it to make a noise before throwing it down again to open it. Truman removes a slip of paper with directions, which Bobby understands, noting the \"Jack Rabbits Palace\" to be an imaginary place he and his father had during his childhood. Also in the object is the transmission Briggs intercepted with Cooper's name.\nCole and Preston go outside to Diane as Albert is \"indisposed.\"\nHastings cries in the interview room as Preston joins him to question him about his blog, where he claimed to have entered an alternate dimension and met the Major, who had been \"hibernating\" there and told them to get coordinates for him, which Ruth wrote on her hand prior to her death. He identifies a picture of Briggs as the Major he met, who he claimed to have floated up, saying \"Cooper, Cooper.\"\nBen and Beverly again investigate the strange noise in the hotel, which Ben likens to a monastery bell. The two nearly share a romantic moment, but Ben politely refuses, for which Beverly reluctantly commends him.\nHudson Mohawke performs \"Human\" as Ella and Chloe speak at the Roadhouse, speaking about the former being fired from her job for being high. Au Revoir Simone then perform \"A Violent Yet Flammable World.\"\nEpisode credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nDon S. Davis as Major Garland Briggs (photo)\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nSky Ferreira as Ella\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nJelani Quinn as Desk Sergeant\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Knox\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nEric Rondell as Johnny Horne\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nKarolina Wydra as Chloe\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nHudson Mohawke as himself\nAu Revoir Simone:\nHeather D'Angelo\nErika Forster\nAnnie Hart\nUncredited\nUnknown performer as Jerry's foot\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"America the Beautiful\"\nWritten by Samuel A. Ward\nPerformed and arranged by the U.S. Air Force Band\n\"Human\"\nWritten and performed by Hudson Mohawke\nCourtesy of Warp Records\n\"The Chair\"\nComposed and performed by Angelo Badalamenti\n\"A Violent Yet Flammable World\"\nWritten and performed by Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart\nCourtesy of Our Secret Record Company"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Passion_Play.json b/data/input_docs/Passion_Play.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b0b2294daa176e71731221dc5bc024aa110ccc98 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Passion_Play.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Passion_Play", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Passion_Play", "text": "Passion Play\n \nThe Passion Play was a phenomenon that occurred at Glastonbury Grove approximately every five years in the month of April.\nHistory\nThe origin of the Passion Play is unknown and it never occurred on a precise day. On days where the Passion Play would take place, it would begin after dark among the trees in Glastonbury Grove. Six figures would appear, wielding swords, chrysanthemums, crucifixes, and chalices and a guardian would appear at a gate. The phenomenon would last through the night until sunlight, causing \"good\" to vanquish \"evil.\"\nThe Passion Play never occurred the night before a cloudy day. Rumor also persisted that the event was sponsored by the Bookhouse Boys.\nBehind the scenes\nThe illustrative picture is an extract from an 1847 caricature from le Magasin Pittoresque."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Paul_(Las_Vegas).json b/data/input_docs/Paul_(Las_Vegas).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a77b1e1d9c53b9fda2b67a85d98c954f60e8a6b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Paul_(Las_Vegas).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Paul_(Las_Vegas)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Paul_(Las_Vegas)", "text": "Paul (Las Vegas)\n\"Roll the dice, Sheena!\"\nPaul was a news anchorman at the Las Vegas-based news station KQRY.\nOn one evening broadcast in late September 2016, Paul and his co-anchor Sheena reported on the attempted shooting of local insurance salesman Dougie Jones and the arrest of his attacker, Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Paul_(Twin_Peaks).json b/data/input_docs/Paul_(Twin_Peaks).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b9e015f18041308a8434eca143d2caabedb77d6e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Paul_(Twin_Peaks).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Paul_(Twin_Peaks)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Paul_(Twin_Peaks)", "text": "Paul (Twin Peaks)\nFor the newscaster, see Paul (Las Vegas).\nPaul was a mutual acquaintance of Audrey Horne and her husband, Charlie.\nDuring a heated argument, Audrey demanded that Charlie sign a set of papers she had given him. Charlie insisted he needed to run them by his lawyer, but Audrey retorted that she would run them by Paul and have Paul pay him a visit if he continued to refuse."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Paul_Lantz.json b/data/input_docs/Paul_Lantz.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..739ced786db235372f2ea2bfddd4ca56d9837736 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Paul_Lantz.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Paul_Lantz", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Paul_Lantz", "text": "Paul Lantz\nPaul Lantz was a police beat reporter for the Tacoma Times.\nBiography\nIn his youth, Lantz survived a serious case of polio.\nAfter being contacted with the story by Fred Crisman, Lantz published an article on June 22, 1947, which described an incident near Maury Island, where Harold Dahl claimed to have seen six UFOs and recovered fragments dropped by one of them.\nOn July 31, Lantz called Kenneth Arnold at the Winthrop Hotel to warn him that an anonymous source was aware of a meeting taking place between Arnold, Crisman, Emil J. Smith, and Military Intelligence officers Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown.\nLater that night, a B-25 carrying Davidson and Brown crashed. Lantz was informed by the anonymous source that the aircraft had been either sabotaged or shot. Lantz relayed this information to Crisman. As Lantz penned an article about the crash, Crisman informed Arnold and Smith, who summoned Lantz to the hotel.\nHe informed them of his impending article and told them that the anonymous caller would only stay on the line for thirty seconds or less and that the military had sealed off the crash site. Lantz's article was published in the August 1 evening edition of the Tacoma Times.\nOn August 8, Lantz published a story of a chemistry professor's analysis of fragments found during the Maury Island Incident.\nThe next fall, on a Sunday afternoon, Lantz and his wife were visited by two men dressed in black suits, identifying themselves as FBI agents. The men argued with Lantz, demanding that he cease from publishing stories connected to the Maury Island incident, but he ultimately refused.\nLantz died suddenly on January 10, 1948. Some accounts stated that he died from a \"short unspecified illness\" while his death certificate cited meningitis.\nBehind the scenes\nPaul Lantz (April 24, 1918 \u2013 January 10, 1948) was a reporter for the Tacoma Times who wrote several articles concerning the 1947 Maury Island incident.\nDavid Patrick Kelly narrated Lantz's articles in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Paula.json b/data/input_docs/Paula.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..53aa65dd28b177353eb3bff539970a645aad9921 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Paula.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Paula", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Paula", "text": "Paula\nPaula was a mutual acquaintance of Megan and Sophie.\nDuring a night at the Twin Peaks Roadhouse, Megan told Sophie that the sweater she was wearing belonged to Paula, after Sophie accused her of shoplifting it."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pauline_Cuyo.json b/data/input_docs/Pauline_Cuyo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..867585eed3574ecdee75303e17cc35663e49a35f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pauline_Cuyo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pauline_Cuyo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pauline_Cuyo", "text": "Pauline Cuyo\nPauline Cuyo was the common-law wife of Dougie Milford.\nBiography\nPauline was the daughter of Dayton Cuyo, owner of the Twin Peaks Gazette.\nBy 1927, she was \"living in sin\" with Dougie Milford in Twin Peaks, Washington until Milford left the town in 1929."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Peale.json b/data/input_docs/Peale.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2de69235e48b734b3d6223d91d475949c598b2b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Peale.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Peale", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Peale", "text": "Peale\nMrs. Peale was Dale Cooper's English teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 21, 1970, Peale introduced her class to student teacher April Larken, whom Cooper had met while hitchhiking."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pearblossom_Motel.json b/data/input_docs/Pearblossom_Motel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..be939f5aa81a9e139380fe523f6469ec9cb6b08a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pearblossom_Motel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pearblossom_Motel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pearblossom_Motel", "text": "Pearblossom Motel\nThe Pearblossom Motel was a lodging visited by Dale Cooper and Diane Evans after the two crossed.\nHistory\nAfter driving through the night, Cooper and Diane stopped at the motel. While Cooper went inside to rent a room, Diane sat in silence, and saw what appeared to be her twin step out from behind a column, staring at her. The other figure disappeared as Cooper emerged and directed her to room #7.\nInside, Cooper ordered her to turn off the lights and come across the room to join him. They kissed and proceed to have sex, mechanically. In increasing distress, Diane avoided Cooper's gaze and began covering his face with her hands.\nThe next morning, Cooper awoke alone and found that Diane had disappeared. He found a letter on the end table from \"Linda,\" addressed to \"Richard,\" saying that their relationship was over. Confused, Cooper repeated the two names to himself. He emerged from his room and observed that the motel's exterior and whereabouts seemed to have changed overnight, as had the vehicle in which he had arrived.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes featuring the hotel during the nighttime were shot on location at the Pearblossom Inn, a motel at 13250 Pearblossom Hwy near Pearblossom, California. The exteriors during the daytime were shot on location at the Knights' Inn at 130 E Palmdale Blvd, Palmdale, California."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pebble_Beach.json b/data/input_docs/Pebble_Beach.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..14ab5fc80ac7da6f7a5fc8f28ac0026962ff22cb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pebble_Beach.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pebble_Beach", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pebble_Beach", "text": "Pebble Beach\nPebble Beach was the destination for a planned pilgrimage by Dr. Lawrence Jacoby.\nAfter Jacoby informed FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper about following a man in a red Corvette on the night Laura Palmer died, he told Cooper of his travel plans.\nBehind the scenes\nPebble Beach is an unincorporated community in Monterey, California."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Penderghast.json b/data/input_docs/Penderghast.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e8c2c9b547422859d21b58997830618f3539a991 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Penderghast.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Penderghast", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Penderghast", "text": "Penderghast\n\"Mr. Penderghast is the most trusting and the most kind of any of the elderly I deliver to.\"\n \u2015Laura Palmer\nMr. Penderghast was an elderly man who received deliveries from the Meals on Wheels program.\nOn August 6, 1988, Norma Jennings had Laura Palmer make Penderghast's delivery so that she could visit her husband in prison.\nLaura discovered his body in his bedroom, clutching the doorknob. She sat down next to the body for about an hour before calling an ambulance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pentagon.json b/data/input_docs/Pentagon.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..26fd26192a23176579754e6fa28383a36bdaaef3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pentagon.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pentagon", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pentagon", "text": "Pentagon\nThe Pentagon was a United States military establishment.\nHistory\nOn July 30, 1969, Cooper encountered Star and his companion April as he traveled back on foot after a Boy Scouts jamboree. They drove a VW bus and were on their way to Washington, D.C. to chain themselves to the door of the Pentagon and allowed Dale to stay with them for part of the trip. After Cooper left them, they eventually reached the Pentagon, but had a fight and parted ways.\nIn 2016, at the Pentagon, Lieutenant Cynthia Knox informed Colonel Davis that they have received a match on Major Garland Briggs' fingerprints \u2013 the sixteenth match in 25 years \u2013 in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Davis doubted the legitimacy of the match but says that if it was indeed truly Briggs that was identified, that the FBI must be informed.\nKnox that Major Briggs' prints actually came from a body. Constance Talbot showed her the body, which she noted belonged to a man in his late 40s and died within the last few days. Lieutenant Knox call Colonel Davis about this development, who pointed out that Major Briggs would have to be in his 70s if he died recently.\nPersonnel\nLieutenant Cynthia Knox\nColonel Davis\nBehind the scenes\nThe establishing shot of the Pentagon at night is stock footage."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pete_Lindstrom.json b/data/input_docs/Pete_Lindstrom.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..680fea5752de930e570d58f608f2f7eac40de3d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pete_Lindstrom.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pete_Lindstrom", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pete_Lindstrom", "text": "Pete Lindstrom\nPete Lindstrom was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington who was killed in the Blizzard of 1889.\nHis death was witnessed by Knut Zimmerman, who reported that wind had plunged a candle from the Annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony into the back of Lindstrom's head, killing him."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pete_Martell.json b/data/input_docs/Pete_Martell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..84f07c33d851f08c5e3b714d9d6ab1523a88d071 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pete_Martell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pete_Martell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pete_Martell", "text": "Pete Martell\nPeter \"Pete\" Martell was the manager of the Packard Sawmill. He found the body of murdered homecoming queen Laura Palmer.\nBiography\nIn a Romeo and Juliet-type story of rival families, Pete married Catherine Packard in 1958. Their romance was very short-lived and they never had children, although there were rumors that a pregnancy was what caused the wedding.\nIn 1968, he was noted as the Twin Peaks High School football team's \"number one booster.\"\nOn a day in February 1989, Josie\u2014widow of Catherine's brother Andrew\u2014and Pete explained to Dell Mibbler why two-by-fours were not exactly two inches by four inches, justifying it by pointing out that the dollar was not worth what it used to be.\nMurder of Laura Palmer and mill troubles\nPete headed out to fish on the morning of February 24. As he heard a foghorn, he looked around and saw an object in the distance, what seemed to be plastic. He approached it and saw that it was a dead female, indeed wrapped in plastic.\n \nHe ran inside to call Sheriff Harry S. Truman to tell him about his discovery. When Sheriff Truman arrived with Doctor Will Hayward and Deputy Andy Brennan, he watched as the body was identified as the town's homecoming queen, Laura Palmer.\nLater, at the mill, Pete counted two-by-fours and four-by-eights as his wife was fighting with Josie, who wanted to shut the mill down for the day due to Laura's death and the disappearance of mill worker Janek Pulaski's daughter, Ronette. Josie ordered him to shut it down, but Catherine said not to. He listened to Josie and ordered \"Shorty\" to pull the plug.\nHe later attended the conference where Special Agent Dale Cooper announced the FBI's takeover of Laura's murder investigation.\nThe next day, Pete gutted a fish as Josie greeted him and thanked him for standing up for her during the argument with Catherine the previous day. He told her to forget it and said Catherine was wrong. Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper to see Josie and Pete poured the lawmen some coffee.\nHe soon burst in, telling the lawmen not to drink the coffee, for there was a fish in the percolator, which he then washed out.\nPete sat on Catherine's bed the following day, polishing his boots. She asked him why Agent Cooper had been there and he slipped to Josie the key to a safe containing the mill's ledger. He angered Catherine and went to his room.\nPete attended Laura's funeral the next day.\nLater in the evening, he saw Catherine hide something in a drawer's hidden compartment and asked her if he had seen his tackle box, but she told him that she knew that he and Josie got into the safe. He then went to check the truck for the tackle box.\nHe looked through the mail the next day, telling Josie about his shift. She served him a turkey sandwich and he offered her to join him for a fishing competition. After she accepted, he went to bed.\nPete went with Catherine to a party held for Icelandic businessmen the next day at the Great Northern Hotel. There, he drank a mug of milk and spoke to Einar Thorson about Iceland being above the timberline.\nThe following day, he saw Sheriff Truman observing a fish he just got back from Tim and Tom's Taxidermy, though he noted it was much bigger when he caught it.\nHe entered the main office at the mill the following day as Catherine desperately searched through the file drawers for the account ledger, which she thought he had stolen for Josie. The two reflected on their marriage, and Catherine declared her need for Pete to embrace the feelings he still had for her so he could help her. With happy tears, he embraced her.\nHe helped Catherine search their library for the ledger and he found his old high school yearbook. He reminisced about Midge Jones until Catherine asked him what he was doing. She then received a phone call and had him leave the room.\nMill fire and aftermath\nThat night, the sawmill was set ablaze and Pete noted that Catherine's car is parked outside of it. He put on a pair of safety goggles and went inside with a fire extinguisher, searching for his wife.\nThe next day, having been hospitalized for smoke inhalation after his search for Catherine turned up nothing, Pete sat in his hospital bed, examining the food. However, he could not smell it with his oxygen mask, so he took it off, but then frantically put it back on after sniffing the food.\nHe was taken home by Sheriff Truman and he commented that smoke inhalation felt like \"somebody taped lips to the tailpipe of a bus.\" They discussed Josie, who was nowhere to be found. Pete read a letter from her, where she note that she had to leave on emergency business in Seattle. Harry informed him that Catherine had not been found. Pete reflected on the \"plain hell\" Catherine was to live with and the \"little bit of heaven\" that once existed between them.\nJosie returned home a few days later, carrying many shopping bags and boxes and Pete informed her of Catherine's death.\nHe was later introduced to Josie's cousin, Jonathan, and went to get him coffee.\nAt the Great Northern's Timber Room two days later, he heard Leland Palmer perform \"Getting to Know You,\" which Pete identified as being from The King and I. He asked a strange Asian man if he liked musicals and admitted that Fiddler on the Roof made him \"weep like a little baby.\"\nHe made himself a sandwich and milk the next night, but found that the strange man from the night before had entered his home and gave him a big kiss. He was first angered by this, but the man then revealed his identity to be Catherine. Overjoyed, Pete hugged her.\nPete went to the sheriff's station the next day, where Harry observed a woodpecker from his office. He told him that Josie was gone again and left a note. However, the two were confused when Harry mentioned Josie's assistant, named Mr. Lee, whom Pete was told as being her cousin, Jonathan. Cooper then came on official business and left with the sheriff.\nHe went to the holding cells, where Benjamin Horne was being held for the murder of Laura Palmer. Pete presented to him a tape containing a message from Catherine, telling him that she would testify his alibi if he signed over the mill and Ghostwood Estates to her. Pete laughed and kissed the cassette player, fully in love with Catherine again.\nDays later, Pete attended the reception following the funeral for Leland Palmer, who had died in custody after being arrested for his daughter's murder. After a fight broke out between Dwayne and Dougie Milford, Pete and Doctor Hayward explained to Agent Cooper the ongoing feud between the two brothers.\nPete attended the wedding of Dougie Milford and Lana Budding the following day. He was very uncomfortable sitting with the bitter Major Milford at the reception and commented on the music.\nThe next day, Pete poured wine for himself and Catherine and toasted with \"A Drinking Song\" by Yeats. Catherine called Josie - now a maid for the Martells - to tell her that they were ready for their appetizers. However, Pete insisted that this was unfair to Josie.\nLater life\nDays later, he complains that he forgot to have Josie buy hot dogs. Catherine entered, asking if he wondered how she survived the mill fire. When he became intrigued, she led him to the next room, where Andrew Packard himself stood, alive and well, which flabbergasted Pete. It was explained to him that a man named Thomas Eckhardt had tried to kill Andrew, and they foresaw it, so they took measures to fake his death.\nPete brought in Josie's dry cleaning the following day as Cooper got coffee. When the phone rang for Josie, he handed over the clothes to the special agent.\nHe was later employed by the sheriff's department to assist in a case involving chess and headed by Agent Cooper, who wished to have a stalemate while losing the least amount of pieces possible.\nLucy called Pete to the station the next day, per Sheriff Truman's request. He then brought breakfast to Andrew, arranged to look like a dog's face. The men were amused by this, but Catherine was not, and she asked Pete to bring her salt and pepper. He then left for the sheriff's station.\nHe observed the chessboard at the sheriff's station, trying to figure out the next possible move.\nIn the evening, he sat with Catherine in their living room, and there was banging on their door. He got up to answer and let Sheriff Truman in, who was looking for Josie. Pete and Catherine told him that she went to the Great Northern to see Thomas Eckhardt.\nThe next day, Pete sleeplessly examined all of the possible stalemates, telling Cooper that one could not lose less than six pieces. The agent told Pete to make sure the royalty were protected.\nDays later, Pete mourned Josie, who died during her visit to the Great Northern. Catherine came in and asked him to open a black box, which he deemed to be a puzzle box that could take years to open.\nHe meets with Will Hayward and Dwayne Milford, as they were the Judging and Rules Committee of the then-upcoming Miss Twin Peaks Contest. Ben Horne addressed to the committee, suggesting that the theme of the speeches be the contestants' ideas on how to save the forests. After Horne leaves, Lana Milford is called up as the first candidate for the contest.\nFollowing the tryouts for Miss Twin Peaks, Pete came home, finding Sheriff Truman and Catherine trying to open the box. He tried to take it and ended up dropping it, which caused part of the box to slide out - another box, which had the phases of the moon on it.\nPete went to the Great Northern the following day, where he greeted Audrey Horne, then commented in front of the fireplace, \"Josie, I see your face.\" He then gave Audrey a ride to the airport.\nAt the airport, Pete watched as Audrey greeted her love, John Justice Wheeler. The two young lovers boarded Wheeler's jet. As Pete wiped away a tear, he experienced a strange sensation in his right arm and his right hand mysteriously began to shake. \nWhile waiting for Audrey, Pete eventually fell asleep in his truck and was awoken by Wheeler's jet taking off. Audrey then approached him, mentioning that Jack had promised to take her fishing, so Pete said that he had some tackle in his truck.\nThe following day, Pete and Andrew tried to open the last, metallic box that was contained inside the puzzle box. Frustrated, Andrew decided to shoot it with a revolver, revealing a key, which Catherine placed in a cake saver.\nHe went to the sheriff's station after the Miss Twin Peaks contest to report that the Log Lady had stolen his truck. However, Agent Cooper said she did not and that she would arrive momentarily. She soon did and Pete asked her where his truck was. Cooper told him again that she did not steal it, but that it was Windom Earle who did.\nPete came home to find Andrew near the cake saver and later accompanied him to the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan with the key, where clerk Dell Mibbler was shocked to see Andrew alive. Mibbler led them to a safety deposit box, past Audrey, who had chained herself to the vault door out of civil disobedience. Upon opening the safety deposit box, a bomb from Thomas Eckhardt was triggered. Pete died in the explosion and his body was found on top of the injured Audrey, apparently having either attempted to shield her or his body landed on her.\nAnother 1989\nOn February 24, 1989, Pete told Catherine he was going fishing and headed down to the shore of Black Lake.\nRelationships\n\nCatherine Martell\nPete and Catherine came from rivaling families. What started as a \"summer's indiscretion\", developed into a marriage on the rocks, that from Pete's perspective never should have happened. Catherine, being a ruthless, stubborn, and determined woman, never made anything easy for Pete (whom she felt was a useless, soft old fool). Regardless of Catherine's verbal abuse and lack of love, Pete did seem to harbor some genuine, nostalgic affections for his wife until the very end.\nJosie Packard\nPete loved Josie, and appeared to have a sort of fatherly role in their relationship, often helping her with her English and entertaining her.\nBehind the scenes\nPete was played by Jack Nance, who previously played the main character, Henry Spencer, in David Lynch's feature film debut, Eraserhead, alongside Charlotte Stewart (Betty Briggs in Twin Peaks) and subsequently appeared in Lynch's Dune, Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart, and Lost Highway."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Peter_Cherikof.json b/data/input_docs/Peter_Cherikof.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b9f2bff43a0f9d76eabd71511b24cb403798ee91 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Peter_Cherikof.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Peter_Cherikof", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Peter_Cherikof", "text": "Peter Cherikof\nPeter Cherikof was a Russian explorer who reached the Puget Sound in 1741 alongside Vitus Behring.\nBehind the scenes\nPeter Cherikof was an explorer who accompanied Russian Navy officer Vitus Bering during his expedition of the western coast of North America."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Phil_Bisby.json b/data/input_docs/Phil_Bisby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..67a940f3216b1ef9506ed719a5de195ffa972521 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Phil_Bisby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Phil_Bisby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Phil_Bisby", "text": "Phil Bisby\n\"Off in dreamland again, huh, Dougie? Get the lead out, pal, staff meeting starts in three minutes.\"\nPhil Bisby was an associate at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nBisby habitually made coffee runs before the insurance firm's morning meetings. One day in September 2016, he spotted Dale Cooper milling in the lobby and, mistaking him for coworker Dougie Jones, reminded him that their meeting was about to begin. Lured into the elevator, Cooper demanded one of the coffees and Phil gave him Frank's, reasoning that Frank rarely finished his. On their floor, Phil had to repeatedly coax Cooper to continue when he was distracted by another employee.\nDuring the meeting, Frank was annoyed to see that Cooper had taken his coffee, and Phil apologized, explaining that he had really wanted it. Instead, he gave Frank a green tea latte, which Frank discovered he loved. As the meeting got underway, Cooper continued to stand off to the side, drinking. Finally, at Bushnell Mullins' annoyed commands, Phil stood and helped the silent Cooper into his seat.\nAfter the meeting, Phil and another staffer walked Cooper into Bushnell Mullins' office, as Cooper had stepped out of line by accusing Anthony Sinclair of fabricating a claim.\nThe next morning, Phil again had to coax Cooper out of the elevator, and then put down his coffees to walk him into Mullins' office.\nLater that week, Mullins asked Phil over the intercom to bring Dougie to his office. Phil did so by walking backwards while holding a tray of coffees, while Cooper followed with his arms outstretched.\nOn October 2, FBI Special Agent Randall Headley and other agents came to the insurance office looking for Dougie Jones, and Phil told them Dougie was comatose at a nearby hospital. After they left, Phil called Mullins to report the situation."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Phil_Mazlowski.json b/data/input_docs/Phil_Mazlowski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..522b6d979e49173797ab70e5375364912ae65188 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Phil_Mazlowski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Phil_Mazlowski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Phil_Mazlowski", "text": "Phil Mazlowski\n\"Tough on the front line, even tougher on his underwear.\"\nPhil \"Hashbrowns\" Mazlowski was a member of the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 50."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Philadelphia.json b/data/input_docs/Philadelphia.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a6e7826ae1c3471aea857c76d761a932c12a2202 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Philadelphia.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Philadelphia", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Philadelphia", "text": "Philadelphia\nPhiladelphia was a city located in Pennsylvania.\nHistory\nTo be added\nNotable residents\nDale Cooper (1954-1976)\nDiane Evans\nLewis Nordine\nJim\nCharlotte\nEstablishments\nMax Von's Bar\nPhiladelphia FBI field office\nAmerican Philiosophical Society library\nGallery\nLiberty BellStreet near Diane Evans' apartmentStreet near Max Von's Bar"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Philip_Fitzgerald.json b/data/input_docs/Philip_Fitzgerald.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..208584ac3c11876ff0518801dfe5d1460a5d3f7f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Philip_Fitzgerald.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Philip_Fitzgerald", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Philip_Fitzgerald", "text": "Philip Fitzgerald\nPhilip Fitzgerald 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/Phillip_Jeffries.json b/data/input_docs/Phillip_Jeffries.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9e00b851de04d8f34e2e060020f35dd5eff1d8d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Phillip_Jeffries.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Phillip_Jeffries", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Phillip_Jeffries", "text": "Phillip Jeffries\nFor the imposter, see Phillip Jeffries (impostor).\n\"Cooper, meet the long-lost Phillip Jeffries! You may have heard of him from the academy!\"\n \u2015Gordon Cole\nPhillip Jeffries was an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who disappeared while on assignment in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1987.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and career\nPhillip Jeffries was born in Virginia to an old aristocratic family.\nJeffries went through FBI training with Gordon Cole at Quantico, where the two graduated as the top agents in 1968. By all accounts, Jeffries was a phenomenally gifted law enforcement officer; Cole once wrote, admiringly, that \"This world wasn't enough for him.\"\nFollowing the official closure of Project Blue Book, Jeffries was assigned to head the Blue Rose task force, per Cole's suggestion. The task force got its name following a 1975 case in Olympia, Washington, which Cole and Jeffries investigated. The suspect, Lois Duffy, appeared to have killed another, identical Lois Duffy, who said \"I'm like the blue rose,\" before dying and disappearing.\nIn early 1983, Jeffries accompanied Cole to Twin Peaks, supposedly in order to investigate the construction of the Listening Post Alpha facility by the U.S. Air Force on Blue Pine Mountain that Mayor Dwayne Milford and a number of locals were concerned about. Milford's concerns were allayed after a \"thorough\" investigation determined the facility was part of the new \"Star Wars\" defense program.\nDisappearance\nIn 1986, the Blue Rose Task Force leader Phillip Jeffries took an extended posting in Buenos Aires to investigate an apparent international criminal enterprise. In his first month, he identified \"Judy\" as a central person of interest in this investigation, and notified Gordon Cole. Subsequently, Jeffries was not heard from for nearly two years.\n \nOn February 16, 1989, Jeffries visited the Palm Deluxe hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he asked the desk clerk if \"Ms. Judy\" was staying there. The clerk gave him a letter, which he said \"the young lady\" had left for him. Jeffries proceeded to the lobby elevator.\n \nThe same morning, at 10:10 a.m., Jeffries suddenly appeared out of an elevator in the Philadelphia office of the FBI after being missing for two years, wearing the same clothes he had worn at the hotel. He hurried to the office of his former superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole and started raving in a loud and disturbed manner, rambling about Judy while also insisting that she not be discussed, and referring at one stage to Special Agent Dale Cooper and yelling \u201cWho do you think this is, there?\" Jeffries went on to narrate in an abstract fashion where he had been since his disappearance, discussing a discovery \"in Seattle at Judy's,\" a meeting he witnessed above a convenience store, and an important ring.\nCole had Albert try to figure out how Jeffries got into the building, while Cooper, noticing the lights flickering, ran back out into the hallway. As Jeffries continued his rant, Cole tried to call for back-up. Jeffries looked at a nearby calendar and was shocked to realize it was February 1989. When Cole looked up from his intercom, Jeffries had vanished.\n \nAs BOB laughed, Jeffries reappeared in Buenos Aires in a hotel stairwell, screaming and unable to speak. His sudden return scorched a nearby wall and startled a hotel maid and bellhop. Very soon after this, Jeffries disappeared, this time seemingly permanently. Both Gordon and Albert would claim to have forgotten this event in the following years.\nA search of Jeffries' room at the Palm Deluxe revealed that he had apparently carved the word \"JOUDY\" into the wall behind the telephone. The word was covered up by a new layer of wallpaper when the room was remodeled in 1997.\nLater years\nIn the following years, Jeffries had an unspecified arrangement with Dale Cooper's doppelganger, who himself later claimed to have been working undercover with Jeffries for over twenty years. At one point, Jeffries requested information from Albert Rosenfield concerning a man in Colombia, claiming that it was pertinent to the safety of Cooper. A week later, the agent in Colombia was killed.\nJeffries somehow lost his human form, and by September 2016 he appeared to have become a white glowing orb emitted from the end of a large kettle-shaped device. His chamber was located behind room #8 at a motel only accessible from the upper floor of a certain convenience store.\nIn addition, another individual began assuming Jeffries' identity, hiring Ray Monroe and Darya to kill the doppelganger. While in South Dakota, \"Cooper\" attempted to contact Jeffries via radio, only to find this stranger on the other end. The person who answered mentioned that he knew the doppelganger had met with Major Garland Briggs, and was calling to tell him goodbye. \"Jeffries\" told him that the doppelganger would be \"going back in\" the next day and that he would be with BOB again, then disconnected.\nSee also: Phillip Jeffries (impostor)\nAfter shooting Cooper, Ray contacted \"Phillip\" on his phone and said that he believed Cooper was dead, or else Ray would finish the job when Cooper found him at \"the farm.\" At gunpoint, Monroe later confessed to Cooper that somebody named Phillip Jeffries had orchestrated the prison break and ordered him to place a ring on Cooper's body after he died. Jeffries was in hiding somewhere called \"the Dutchman's.\"\nIn one of his Monica Bellucci dreams, Gordon Cole relived the strange incident in 1989 where Jeffries had appeared in Philadelphia and cast doubt on Dale Cooper's identity, which Cole had since forgotten. Albert also admitted that he was starting to remember the day Cole referred to.\nCooper's doppelganger drove to the convenience store and received an audience with the real Jeffries at the Dutchman's, determining that he had no involvement with Ray. Cooper then asked him about Judy, whom Jeffries had previously mentioned at the FBI, and whether Judy wanted something from Cooper. Jeffries responded that he could ask Judy himself, and a series of numbers floated out of his orb, which Cooper wrote down.\nAfter the doppelganger was killed, the real Dale Cooper accompanied Mike to see Jeffries in person. Cooper said he was interested in a particular date: February 23, 1989, and Jeffries agreed to find it for him. Commenting that it was \"slippery in here\" Jeffries eventually manifested the symbol found in Owl Cave, which turned into an \"8\" symbol with a bead modulating around its lower half. Jeffries said that this was where he could find Judy. He also added: \"There may be... someone. Did you ask me this?\" Jeffries said to give Gordon Cole his regards, and that Cole would remember \"the unofficial version.\" In a loud crackle of electricity, Cooper appeared in the woods near Twin Peaks in 1989.\nBehind the scenes\nThe original editing of Fire Walk With Me put Jeffries reappearance in 1988 since it is before the \"one year later\" hard title. But the shooting script, The Missing Pieces, The Secret History of Twin Peaks, and Part 15 of The Return put it in 1989.\nJeffries was played by English musician and actor David Bowie and, for Twin Peaks (2017), voiced by Nathan Frizzell. Bowie was approached to reprise his role as Jeffries in the 2017 limited series, but declined due to his cancer diagnosis, which was not public knowledge until his death on January 10, 2016. Bowie gave Lynch permission to reuse footage of the character from the film on the condition that he be re-dubbed by a Louisianan actor.\nShowtime's closed-captioning for Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me erroneously states that the monkey that says Judy's name was speaking with Jeffries' voice.\nOn Jeffries' appearance in the revived series, Lynch lamented the fact that many viewers thought that Jeffries was in the form of a tea kettle, regretting that he had not made the \"spout\" straight instead. Nonetheless, he does not oppose viewers interpreting it as such."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Phillip_Jeffries_(impostor).json b/data/input_docs/Phillip_Jeffries_(impostor).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d28d10041ffe7ea19931f5f884c23c84d64ecc99 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Phillip_Jeffries_(impostor).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Phillip_Jeffries_(impostor)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Phillip_Jeffries_(impostor)", "text": "Phillip Jeffries (impostor)\nA person mistaken as former FBI agent Phillip Jeffries communicated with Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nAfter discovering and evading Ray Monroe and Darya's assassination attempt in South Dakota, Cooper set up a communications device in his motel room and contacted who he believed was Phillip Jeffries. A short conversation ensued:\nCooper: \"Phillip?\"Voice: \"You're late.\"\"Couldn't be helped.\"\"I missed you in New York. I see you're still in Buckhorn.\"\"And you're still nowhere, is that correct?\"\"You met with Major Garland Briggs.\"\"How did you know that? Phillip?\"\"Actually, I just called to say goodbye.\"\"This is Phillip Jeffries, right?\"\"You're going back in tomorrow, and I will be with BOB again.\"\"Who is this?\"\nRay later stated that he had been ordered to kill Cooper by someone calling himself Phillip Jeffries, who had then arranged with Ray and prison warden Dwight Murphy to set Cooper up after they were released from Yankton Federal Prison. This person had also instructed Ray to then place a ring on Cooper's hand, as he had something inside him that \"they\" wanted.\nWhen confronted, the real Jeffries did not appear to remember speaking to Cooper on the night in question, leading Cooper to suspect it had been someone else.\nBehind the scenes\nThe voice's identity is not disclosed. There is no actor credited for the voice performance in Part 2, possibly suggesting that it is another credited actor."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Phyllis_Hastings.json b/data/input_docs/Phyllis_Hastings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1b00522d26b23c936811b1c763cb872b9160c7db --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Phyllis_Hastings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Phyllis_Hastings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Phyllis_Hastings", "text": "Phyllis Hastings\nPhyllis Hastings was the wife of William Hastings.\nBiography\nPhyllis was having an affair with her and Bill's lawyer, George Bautzer.\nWhile in the zone with Ruth Davenport, William was attacked by several people who grabbed him around the neck and demanded to know Phyllis' name. Subsequently, Phyllis had an arrangement with Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nDetective Dave Macklay came to Phyllis' home to arrest her husband in relation to the murder of Ruth Davenport, then later returned with a search warrant.\nAfter Bill could not be released on bail, she was allowed to briefly see her husband in his jail cell. He insisted that he was never in Ruth's apartment, but he had had a nightmare that night of being in her apartment. She then accused him of lying and having an affair with Ruth, which was followed by him stating his awareness of her affair with their lawyer, George, and possibly someone else as well. She gleefully taunted him with \"life in prison,\" then left rather pleased to be rid of Bill. As she was leaving, she informed the arriving George that Bill was aware of their affair, so requested he not walk her out, though they did plan on meeting at her house later that evening.\nWhen she returned home, Dale Cooper's doppelganger was waiting in the living room. He congratulated her, telling her that she \"followed human nature perfectly\", then proceeded to murder her with George's gun."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Physical_education_teacher.json b/data/input_docs/Physical_education_teacher.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..34cce4b7340a74d1a7cdf490f0ccce7a2d9475e5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Physical_education_teacher.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Physical_education_teacher", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Physical_education_teacher", "text": "Physical education teacher\nAn unidentified physical education teacher was present at Twin Peaks High School's cheerleading tryouts in March 1989.\nBiography\nAt the tryouts, the teacher was shocked to see the adult Nadine Hurley among the students hoping to be a cheerleader. Nevertheless, she had Nadine perform a tumbling routine. Nadine then performed a corkscrew, throwing a boy across the field."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pie.json b/data/input_docs/Pie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0a408245727ec1a79d24d024dd85f9a2e02fe55d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pie", "text": "Pie\n \nPie is a baked dish consumed by many citizens of Twin Peaks, the most popular being cherry pie.\nThe Double R Diner is famous for its pies, which are loved by the customers such as Dale Cooper, Margaret Lanterman, and Miriam Sullivan.\nRecipe\nNorma Jennings' recipe for cherry pie is as follows:\nIngredients\n3 cups cherries fresh frozen\n1 cup bakers sugar\n1/8 tsp salt\n1 cup water\n4 Tbs. cornstarch w-13\nDirections\n3 cups cherries\nThaw cherries overnight at room temperature.\n2 cups juice\n1 cup water\n(add more or less water to yield 3 cups)\nDrain cherries through a colander. This should yield 2 cups juice. Add 1 cup of water making a total of 3 cups juice. Reserve 1 cup juice for cornstarch mix.\n1 cup juice cooled\n4 Tbs w-13 cornstarch\nDissolve cornstarch in cooled liquid, stir with whip.\n2 cups juice\n2/3 cup bakers sugar\n1/8 tsp salt\nBring juice, sugar and salt to a boil. At boiling point add cornstarch mix (step 3) and cook until clear, about 5 minutes. If cooked too long syrup gets gummy.\n1/3 cup bakers sugar\nTake step 4 off fire and stir in sugar. Blend thoroughly.\nCompleted cooked juice\nPour completed cooked juice over drained cherries (step 1) and blend with spoon. Cool. IMPORTANT: Stir completed mix while cooling to prevent scum from forming on top.\nPour in 8\" pie crust shell. Top completed pie with lattice crust. Bake at 425 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.\nPitted sour fresh frozen pie cherries should be used. Taste cherries for sweetness more sugar may be needed. If the cherries are frozen with sugar a little less may be needed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pierre.json b/data/input_docs/Pierre.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b682ae905925669b89260a992d9697702d7239b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pierre.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pierre", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pierre", "text": "Pierre\n\"My grandson is studying magic!\"\n \u2015Mrs. Tremond\nPierre was a young boy who lived at the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, and later in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nPierre sat slumped on a couch in a dirty room above a convenience store, where a number of spirits were having a meeting, including an old woman, BOB, the arm, two woodsmen, the electrician, and a jumping man. He pointed at the table where BOB and the arm were sitting and said, \"Fell a victim.\" While they spoke, he played with a white plaster mask with a spiked nose. At one point, his face appeared to turn into that of a monkey.\nAt the Red Diamond City Motel, when Leland Palmer chickened out from Teresa Banks' date after seeing that his daughter Laura and Ronette Pulaski were to join them, the boy jumped around the parking lot, wearing the same mask.\nIn 1988, at the time of Teresa Banks' murder, the boy and the old woman were living at the Fat Trout Trailer Park using the name \"Chalfont,\" which was also the name of the two people living there before. Chet Desmond found Banks' missing ring on a mound of dirt below their trailer. By the time Dale Cooper arrived to investigate Desmond's disappearance, the trailer had disappeared.\nBy November 1988, the boy and old woman (now \"Mrs. Tremond\") were living in an apartment in Twin Peaks' Low Town neighborhood, next door to Harold Smith. During a Meals on Wheels delivery, Harold's friend Laura Palmer forced him to have sex with her. Laura took away his choice because he was too scared to leave his home. As she left, Pierre walked up to her and performed a magic trick, pulling a coin out of her ear.\nThe Twin Peaks Collectible CardArt set gives his full name as \"Pierre Tremond,\" born January 10, 1983, and suggests that he attended elementary school in Twin Peaks.\n \nThe week before Laura died, Pierre, wearing the white mask, and the old woman appeared outside the Double R Diner to give Laura a framed picture of a doorway. Pierre whispered a warning that BOB was searching her room for the secret diary she kept:\n\"The man behind the mask is looking for the book with the pages torn out. He is going toward the hiding place. He is under the fan now.\"\nIn a dream that night, Laura seemed to step into the picture, which led to a room above the convenience store. Laura walked through two doorways and found Pierre, who snapped his fingers and caused a red curtain to appear.\nAfter Laura's death, Donna Hayward took up her Meals on Wheels route and brought dinner to Mrs. Tremond. Donna was startled to see Pierre, whom she called her grandson, seated in an armchair behind them. He told Donna \"Miss? Sometimes things can happen just like this,\" and snapped his fingers. Mrs. Tremond was disturbed to see creamed corn on her plate, and it then disappeared, materializing in Pierre's outstretched hands. The woman explained that he had been studying magic, and suggested that Donna speak to Harold Smith, who had been Laura's friend. Pierre said \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire.\" When Donna left, the boy commented, \"She seemed like a very nice girl.\"\nDays later, Harold wrote \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" French for \"I am a lonely soul,\" as his suicide note. Remembering the bizarre visit, Donna led Special Agent Dale Cooper to the Tremonds' apartment, but found another woman named Mrs. Tremond living there, who said she had no family members who could have been the old woman or boy. She did, however, give them a page from Laura's diary that had been left in her mail, addressed to Donna, the day after Harold's body was found.\nBehind the scenes\nPierre's first name is revealed in The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer. In the series, Mrs. Tremond's grandson was listed in the credits as \"Little Boy\" and was played by Austin Jack Lynch, the son of Twin Peaks co-creator, David Lynch. In the film, he was played by Jonathan J. Leppell.\nThe song \"The Black Dog Runs At Night\" accompanies the grandson when he meets with Leland in Red Diamond City and when he and his grandmother appeared to Laura. A black dog is seen barking when Mike is yelling at Leland and Laura.\nGallery\nGrandson with eyeless maskThe grandson in the painting's third roomIn the painting's third room"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pilot.json b/data/input_docs/Pilot.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5a8fa69760e77f090f7f2640fac4a03c989d7f13 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pilot.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pilot", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pilot", "text": "Pilot\nNot to be confused with Episode 1 or Part 1.\n\"Pilot\" (also known as \"Northwest Passage\") is the premiere episode of Twin Peaks, which aired on ABC on April 8, 1990. It was written by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch, and directed by Lynch.\nThe International Pilot is a self-contained version of the episode that contains twenty minutes of extra footage that solves the murder. This version was filmed in case the show was not picked up as a series, and instead released as a television movie.\nA 4K transfer of both versions was released as part of Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nPlot\n\"Welcome to Twin Peaks. My name is Margaret Lanterman. I live in Twin Peaks. I am known as the Log Lady. There is a story behind that. There are many stories in Twin Peaks. Some of them are sad, some funny. Some of them are stories of madness, of violence. Some are ordinary. Yet they all have about them a sense of mystery - the mystery of life.Sometimes, the mystery of death. The mystery of the woods. The woods surrounding Twin Peaks.To introduce this story, let me just say it encompasses the all-- it is beyond the \"fire\", though few would know that meaning. It is a story of many, but begins with one - and I knew her.The one leading to the many is Laura Palmer. Laura is the one.\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989 in the Washington town of Twin Peaks, Pete Martell leaves his home\u2014the Blue Pine Lodge, where he lives with his wife Catherine Martell and her sister-in-law, Josie Packard\u2014to go fishing. However, he notices an object by the shore, and when he approaches it, he discovers that it is a dead body wrapped in plastic.\n \nHe calls the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, where he is transferred by receptionist Lucy Moran to Sheriff Harry S. Truman. He informs Truman of his discovery and the sheriff makes his way to Martell's home, telling Lucy to have Doctor Will Hayward and Deputy Andy Brennan\u2014Lucy's on-and-off boyfriend\u2014meet him there.\nAfter the deputy breaks down crying whilst taking pictures of the scene, Truman and Hayward turn over the body, discovering that it is Laura Palmer, a popular high school student.\n \nLaura's mother, Sarah calls for her to come down. After receiving no answer, she searches the house for her daughter but does not find her. She calls the home of Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs. She asks Bobby's mother Betty if their children were together, but she does not know. Betty gives Sarah the phone number to the school's field office to possibly reach Bobby, as he was supposed to be at football practice. Sarah calls the field office, reaching the football coach, Max Hartman, who tells her that Bobby had not yet shown up for practice and had been late for several weeks straight.\nAudrey Horne leaves for school from her home at the Great Northern Hotel, and her father, Benjamin Horne discusses the Ghostwood Development Project with Leland Palmer, Laura's father. They plan to take over the Packard Sawmill land and to have a group of Norwegian businessmen led by Sven Jorgenson and accompanied by a translator to invest in the project. Palmer is then taken aside by hotel concierge Julie for a phone call from his wife, clearly worried about Laura and he tries to calm her. However, he sees Sheriff Truman enter the hotel to see him. He makes the connection and realizes that his daughter is dead. Sarah wails as she hears this through the phone and the parents both have a breakdown.\n \nHeidi shows up late to work at the Double R Diner as Shelly Johnson and Bobby leave together, their secret relationship being suspected by the diner's owner, Norma Jennings. Bobby plays music on the jukebox before leaving. Bobby takes Shelly home, but decides to drop her off from a distance, as he notices that her husband Leo's truck is parked in the driveway, despite Shelly telling him Leo was out of town. Bobby frantically leaves after letting Shelly out.\nTruman takes Leland to Calhoun Memorial Hospital to confirm the identity of the body, which he does and breaks down into tears.\nAt school, Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward goes to her locker, and looks at the nearby Audrey, amused by her smoking. James Hurley then approaches Donna, asking if she had seen Laura yet and commenting that it was a \"nice day for a picnic.\" Bobby then arrives and is informed that he is wanted in the office, and his best friend Mike Nelson confirms that something had happened.\n \nLaura's homeroom teacher Margaret Honeycutt takes roll and state trooper G. McMickle briefly speaks to her that an announcement of Laura's death would be made. Donna and James then realize what has happened, the former beginning to cry.\nBobby tells deputies Andy and Hawk of his activities the previous night and earlier in the morning, and Truman sits down with them, informing Bobby of Laura's death. Bobby is stunned by the news, insisting that he loved her, and is taken in for questioning. Principal George Wolchezk then announces Laura's death to the school and cancels classes for the day.\nThe sheriff's department asks Mrs. Palmer about Laura's activities the previous night, Sarah confirming that she last saw her daughter around 9:00 and that she later had a phone call. Hawk searches Laura's room, finding a diary and a camcorder. Andy then informs Sheriff Truman of a call that came in from mill worker Janek Pulaski, reporting his daughter Ronette missing.\n \nAt the mill, Josie and Catherine fight, as Josie wishes to shut the mill down for the day due to the murder and disappearance. Pete takes Josie's side, shutting down the mill.\nA dazed Ronette is then discovered on a bridge, dirty and bruised, with tattered clothes and rope around her wrists.\nJames goes to his uncle Ed Hurley's gas station and gives him a note to give Donna, requesting her to meet him at the Roadhouse later in the evening. Ed's wife, Nadine then tells him to pick up a set of drapes she ordered.\n \nFederal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Dale Cooper arrives in the town at 11:30 AM and makes his way to the hospital to meet Sheriff Truman, informing him that the FBI would be taking over Ronette's case and requests his cooperation. They go to see Ronette who is attended by Doctor Louise Shelvy, and is unresponsive, but utters the words, \"don't go there.\"\nThe special agent and sheriff enter an elevator with a one-armed man, then encounter eccentric psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. Jacoby tells them that Laura was his patient and he wished to assist them in examining the body, but this was denied. In addition, he said that Laura's parents did not know that she was his patient.\nIn the morgue, after the attendant Jim left, Agent Cooper examines Laura's body, finding a small piece of paper with the letter 'R' underneath her left ring fingernail.\nDonna goes to the gas station, where Ed gives her the note left by James. However, Mike\u2014her boyfriend\u2014arrives and angrily tells her to go to the sheriff's station to support Bobby. Nadine then commands Ed to hang up her drapes.\nBack at the station, Cooper examines what was found in Laura's room. Inside the diary, he finds a safety deposit key in a small plastic envelope also containing a white powder, which he suspects to be cocaine. However, Sheriff Truman has his doubts, due to Laura's character. Also in the diary was a statement that she was nervous about meeting \"J.\"\nAndy and a group of other lawmen discover the murder scene, an old train car. Andy requests that Lucy not tell Harry that he cried.\nCooper then questions Bobby, asking of his activities with her the previous night, and a fight they had the previous week. They then watch a tape found in Laura's camcorder of Laura and Donna at a picnic. Cooper states that Laura had been seeing someone else, though Bobby insists that he does not know the identity of \"J.\"\n \nAudrey mischievously goes to the Norwegian businessmen and tells them of the murder.\nBobby is let go and he goes to Mike as Donna is being questioned. They then plan to find the biker whose name starts with the letter 'J.'\nDonna is questioned by Cooper, but she insists that a female hiker took the video found on the camcorder. The agent lets her go and Lucy comes with Harry to tell Cooper that she overheard Bobby and Mike discuss the biker. However, Dale shows them that he already figured this out, having found a bike reflected in Laura's eye in the video.\nJames sits next to his bike at the picnic spot. The Norwegians then leave Twin Peaks after being told of Laura's murder.\nCooper and Truman go to the train car where they find a bloodied hammer, rag, half of a heart-shaped necklace, and a note written in blood that reads, \"FIRE WALK WITH ME.\" James continues to sit and he observes the other half of the necklace.\nAudrey sits with her mother as her older brother Johnny hits his head against a dollhouse, wanting Laura to be there, as she was his tutor.\nCooper and Truman go to the bank with Laura's safety deposit box, following the employee Alice Brady. Inside, they find a copy of Flesh World and over $10,000. In the magazine, they find a photo of Ronette Pulaski, confirming a connection with Laura. Also inside is a photo of Leo Johnson's truck.\nLeo observes the ashtray at his home and questions Shelly why there is more than one brand of cigarettes inside. He tells her to start smoking only one brand, threatening that he will break her neck if she does not comply.\nNorma calls Ed, wishing to meet him at the Roadhouse, while Nadine opens and closes her drapes.\nCooper leads a town meeting, informing them of the FBI's investigation of Laura's murder, as it is believed to be linked to the murder of Teresa Banks the previous year, and the killer may be a citizen of Twin Peaks. A curfew is put into effect for citizens under 18 years of age.\nDoctor Hayward tells his wife, Eileen about the murder, including unreleased information about the necklace, and that the lawmen were searching for the other half, possibly in the killer's possession. Donna overhears this and sneaks out, requesting her sister, Harriet cover for her. Bobby and Mike then come looking for Donna. Doctor Hayward goes up to get her, discovering that she is gone. He requests they help search for her. They head up to the roadhouse. Lucy then patches a call from Hayward to Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper, informing them of Donna's absence while they stakeout the roadhouse. Truman puts out an all-points-bulletin for her.\n \nAt the roadhouse, a singer sings \"Falling\" as Ed and Norma discuss their plans to leave their respective spouses so they can be together. Bobby and Mike then arrive as the singer performs \"The Nightingale.\" Joey Paulson and Scotty observe their arrival as Donna shows up as well. Cooper then has Truman call in backup and report that Donna had been found. When Donna goes inside, Mike aggressively goes to her, sparking a barfight. Bobby knocks out Ed, and other patrons get involved as Joey escorts Donna away from the fight. They ride off with Cooper and Truman in pursuit.\nThe lawmen eventually lose the trail until they hear motorcycle engines. Joey takes Donna to James, and James tells her about Laura the previous night, that she was as if she were a completely different person. As James breaks down crying, Donna tries to calm him and they end up kissing. They hear sirens, then decide to bury James' half of the necklace.\nJames starts to take Donna home until they are stopped by Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman. James is taken into custody for questioning while Donna is released to her father, but her presence is requested for more questioning the next morning.\n \nCooper and Truman sit down for donuts and the sheriff recommends that the FBI man stay at the Great Northern Hotel.\nTruman goes to the Blue Pine Lodge to see Josie, his lover. Catherine informs Benjamin Horne of the sheriff's arrival and they plan to meet. Harry and Josie look out on where Laura's body was found, supposing that the murder must have happened 24 hours prior.\nAs Sarah Palmer rests, she is suddenly frightened by a vision of a gloved hand digging up James' half of the necklace.\nAlternate ending\nNote: This ending is only seen in the International Pilot, which contains all previous scenes, except with an alteration on the final one.\nSarah Palmer screams as she remembers seeing a gray-haired man crouched at the foot of Laura's bed. Deputy Hawk sketches the picture of the man. The One-Armed Man phones Cooper to tell him that Laura's killer is in the hospital.\nThe One-Armed Man meets Cooper, Harry, and Andy in the morgue where Laura's corpse was. He tells them that the light doesn't work because of the transformer is bad and then recites the Fire Walk With Me chant. He explains that he and the killer were living among the people, above a convenience store. He then tells that his name is Mike and that the killer is Bob. He then answers to Coop that he was in the hospital because he was searching for Bob who sometimes likes to walk among the injured of the species and that he has been searching for him for over a year. He says that he too was touched by the devilish one with a tattoo on his left shoulder but that after seeing the face of god he cut his entire arm off. Two sketches are then shown to him and he recognizes the second one sketched by Hawk as being Bob. He then tells the group that he is in the basement.\n \nCooper and Harry confront Killer Bob in the basement while he is doing a ritual with 12 candles in a circle. Bob is disappointed by not seeing Mike, wanting to sing with him again but nonetheless speak to his absent partner, asking if he hears him and recounting a pursuit with someone that he caught with \"his death bag\". Mike sneaks in the shadow of the door frame, unnoticed by anyone. Bob explains that the letters were going to spell his proper name \"Robert\", he gleefully admits to murdering Teresa Banks who had the \"T\" (and by extension Laura) and vows to kill again. Mike immediately bursts in after this promise and shoots Bob to death with his own gun, before suffering a heart attack and dying. The twelve candles put out themselves as Cooper says to \"make a wish\".\nTwenty-five years later, Cooper finds himself in a red room. Also there are a little man and Laura Palmer, who whispers something into Cooper's ear.\nDeleted/extended scenes\n\"Cooper and Donna Talk About Picnic\"\nMike and Donna argue in the sheriff's station until Cooper comes to retrieve the latter for her interview.\n\"Picnic\"\nExtended version of Laura and Donna's picnic that was filmed by James.\n\"Cooper and Truman at Gazebo\"\nBefore the town meeting, Cooper and Truman walk at the city square, the former being fascinated by the gazebo, as he has apparently only seen them in pictures. He further becomes fascinated by a Douglas fir bear carving and hedges.\n\"Mayor's Speech\"\nAt the town meeting, Mayor Milford tries to make a speech and wonders if the microphone is on. Sheriff Truman adjusts the microphone and Milford makes an address to the citizens about Laura's death.\n\"Lucy and Raccoons\"\nExtended scene, where after Truman recommends Cooper to the Great Northern, Lucy tells Harry that a prowler was reported by Josie at the Blue Pine Lodge. When he blames raccoons, Lucy begins telling a story she is reminded of.\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 Katherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nFeaturing\nTroy Evans as George Wolchezk\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nRodney Harvey as Biker Scotty\nSheryl Lee as Laura\nRobert Davenport as Johnny Horne\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Morgan\nJessica Wallenfels as Harriet Hayward\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nRoberta Maguire as Maria Pulaski (credit only)\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronnette Pulaski\nFrank Roberts as Father Hutchings (credit only)\nBrett Vadset as Joey\nDavid Wasman as Gilman White\nJane Jones as Margaret Honeycutt\nTawnya Pettiford-Waites as Dr. Shelvy\nShelly Henning as Alice Brady\nDorothy Roberts as Mrs. Jackson\nJulee Cruise as Girl Singer\nArnie Stenseth as Sven Jorgenson\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nRick Tutor as Janek Pulaski\nMarjorie Nelson as Janice Hogan\nBen DiGregorio as Max Hartman\nDiane Caldwell as Hotel Employee\nCatherine Coulson as The Log Lady\nAl Strobel as One-Armed Man\nUncredited\nJim (Last Name Unknown) as Jim, the Morgue Attendant\nJoseph L. Altruda as Band at Roadhouse \nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place (international version only)\nDan Bixler as Fred Truax\nDavid Boushey as State Trooper #2\nSteve Buckley as Stunt Double \nEd Egerdahl as Interpreter\nMark Frost as Cyril Pons (voice)\nSteven Hodges as Band at Roadhouse \nSmokey Hormel as Band at Roadhouse \nBob Riebe as Bob, Hotel Employee\nFrank Silva as BOB\nJoseph 'Simon' Szeibert as Band at Roadhouse \nWilliam Ungerman as Band at Roadhouse \nLaurel Anne White as Johnny Horne's nurse\nunknown performer as Dancing student\nunknown performer as Terry Franklin\nunknown performer as Martha Grimes\nunknown performer as State Trooper #1\nunknown performer as screaming girl\nunknown performer as switchman\nProduction staff\nProduction Designer: Patricia Norris\nDirector of Photography: Ron Garcia\nEdited by Duwayne R. Dunham\nMusic Composed & Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProduced by David J. Latt\nWritten by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDirected by David Lynch\nExecutive Producers:\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nAssociate Producer: Monty Montgomery\nCasting by Johanna Ray\nUnit Production Manager: Eugene Mazzola\n1st Assistant Director: Margaux Mackay\n2nd Assistant Director: Carol L. Vitkay\nCamera Operator: Sean Doyle\nFirst Assistant Camera: Thomas Klines\nOrchestrations: Angelo Badalamenti\nSet Decorator: Leslie Morales\nOn Set Dresser: Frank Silva\nConstruction Coordinator: Charles Armstrong\nProperty Master/Special Effects: Greg McMickle\nScenic Artist: Gretchen Armstrong\nScenic Painter, WA (uncredited): Steven LaRose\nCostume Designer: Patricia Norris\nSound Mixer: James Pilcher\nBoom: Robert Marts\nSound Effects Recordist: John Wentworth\nGaffer: James Blair\nKey Grip: Mark Davis\nSeattle Casting: Susan Dixon\nExtra Casting: White Light Casting, Inc.\nScript Supervisor: Sharon West\nLocation Manager: Julie Duvic\nTransportation Coordinator: John \"J.D.\" Yarbrough\nProduction Supervisor: Deborah LeFaive\nProduction Accountant: Nowell B. Grossman\nStunt Coordinator: David Boushey\nBiker Coordinator: Jeff Ferrell\nProduction Coordinator: Denyse Hurley\nLos Angeles Coordinator: Joseph Montrone\nAssistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\nTechnical Consultant: Richard B. Whitaker\nAssociate Editor: Jay Ignaszewski\nAssistant Editors:\nBrian Berdan\nMichael Altman\nApprentice Editor: Tim Bare\nPost Production Supervisor: Ute Leonhardt\nSound Design: Douglas Murray\nMusic Editor: David Slusser\nRe-Recording Mixers:\nMark Berger\nDavid Parker\n\"The Nightingale\"\nLyric by David Lynch\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\n\"Falling\"\nLyric by David Lynch\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\n\"The Nightingale\" and \"Falling\"\nPerformed by Julee Cruise\nCourtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.\nBy Arrangement with Warner Special Products\nTitles & Opticals by Pacific Title\nTitle Design by Awest\nColor by CFI\nSound Editing & Stereo Mix: Saul Zaentz Film Center\nNotes\nThe population of Twin Peaks is 51,201 due to a request from ABC Network. They felt that a town of 5,120 (the original population) was too small and unrelatable. This was one of the few changes that the network made regarding the original pilot - as revealed by Mark Frost in an appearance with the cast in New York City in September 1990.\nThis episode takes place on Friday, February 24, 1989\nAgent Cooper mentions an agent named \"Sam\" who doesn't seem to be on the ball. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me features Special Agent Sam Stanley, a specialist who investigates the murder of Teresa Banks. However, it is unconfirmed whether the characters are one and the same.\nIn the final scene, where Sarah Palmer has an upsetting vision, one can briefly make out the reflection of Set Decorator Frank Silva in the mirror behind her. When this was called to Lynch's attention on the set, he was overjoyed and shouted \"PERFECT!\" This is how Frank Silva was chosen to play the character of Killer BOB.\nDue to a contractual obligation, Lynch was forced to shoot an alternate ending to the pilot, which wrapped up the story quickly. This version is referred to as the International Pilot. Released on video in Europe (and a few years later, the US). Much of the footage of the red room was re-edited and used to great effect in Episode 2 in a dream sequence along with some of the hospital scenes of Mike and Bob. The scenes with Cooper, Harry, Lucy, Hawk, and Andy were not reused as well as the one of Mike shooting Bob but they are still mentioned by Cooper when recounting his dream in Episode 3. This implies that all new footage of this version is retconned as part of Cooper's dream.\nThe Pilot episode, with the \"European\" ending, was exhibited in some countries in cinemas. It played in a number of film festivals including the Seminci.\nThis two-hour special originally aired as an ABC Sunday Night Movie.\nWhen Twin Peaks was rerun on the Bravo cable network in 1993, David Lynch wrote new introductions for each episode that were performed by Catherine Coulson as The Log Lady.\nThe pilot features an extended opening title sequence, with more shots of the Packard Mill than usual. All the \"Guest Starring,\" writing, producing, editing and directing credits also run during the main title sequence. The title font is also slightly different than what would be used in the series.\nThe pilot episode was nominated for eight Emmy Awards in 1990, including best drama, best writing, best directing, best production design, best actor (MacLachlan), best director, and best supporting actress (Laurie and Fenn). Duwayne Dunham won the Emmy for best editing and Patricia Norris won for best costume design for this episode.\nIn this episode, Julee Cruise sings \"Falling\" and \"The Nightingale\", like all the original songs in Twin Peaks they have the music composed by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics written by David Lynch. Both songs appeared on Cruise's 1989 album Floating into the Night, which also featured her song \"Mysteries of Love,\" which was recorded for Lynch's 1986 film Blue Velvet.\nConception and writing\nDavid Lynch and Mark Frost pitched the idea to ABC during the time of Writers Guild of America, East strike in 1988 in a ten-minute meeting with the network's drama head, Chad Hoffman, with nothing more than this image and a concept. According to the director, the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer was initially going to be in the foreground, but would recede gradually as viewers got to know the other townsfolk and the problems they were having. Lynch and Frost wanted to mix a police investigation with a soap opera.\nABC liked the idea, and asked Lynch and Frost to write a screenplay for the pilot episode. Frost wrote more verbal characters, like Benjamin Horne, while Lynch was responsible for Agent Dale Cooper. According to the director, \"He says a lot of the things I say\". Originally, the show was entitled Northwest Passage and set in North Dakota, but the fact that a town called Northwest Passage really exists prompted a revision in the script. They filmed the pilot for $1.8 million with an agreement with ABC that they would shoot an additional \"ending\" to it so that it could be sold directly to video in Europe as a feature if the TV show was not picked up. However, even though ABC's Bob Iger liked the pilot, he had a tough time persuading the rest of the network brass. Iger suggested showing it to a more diverse, younger group, who liked it, and the executive subsequently convinced ABC to buy seven episodes at $1.1 million apiece. Some executives figured that the show would never get on the air, believing it would meet negative reviews from viewers and critics alike. However, Iger planned to schedule it for the spring. The final showdown occurred during a bi-coastal conference call between Iger and a room full of New York executives; Iger won, and Twin Peaks was on the air.\nRatings\nRating: 21.7/33; Number 1 for the night, number 5 for the week.\nThe two-hour pilot was the highest-rated movie for the 1989\u20131990 season with a 22 rating and was viewed by 33% of the audience. In Los Angeles, Twin Peaks became the seventh most-watched show of the week earning 29% of viewers, while the most-watched show being Married... With Children which gathered 34% of viewers. The following episode, \"Traces to Nowhere\" would start with a significant drop in ratings. Various medias such as The New York Times and local radio stations announced that the show had managed to grow a cult following. According to a local radio station, many viewers were \"offended with some of the sexual overtones or the eating sequence\".\nIn the 1990 Emmy Awards, the pilot episode was nominated for six awards, including \"Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series\" for David Lynch, \"Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series\" for Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper, and \"Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series\" for Mark Frost and Lynch. The pilot won two awards, Patricia Norris won the \"Outstanding Costume Design for a Series\" and Duwayne Dunham won the \"Outstanding Editing for a Series - Single Camera Production\". According to the Internet Movie Database, the pilot received a Peabody Award in 1990.\nCritical reception\nBefore the two-hour pilot premiered on TV, a screening was held at the Museum of Broadcasting in Hollywood. Media analyst and advertising executive Paul Schulman said, \"I don't think it has a chance of succeeding. It is not commercial, it is radically different from what we as viewers are accustomed to seeing, there's no one in the show to root for.\" Initially, the show's Thursday night time slot was not a good one for soap operas as both Dynasty and its short-lived spin-off The Colbys did poorly. Twin Peaks was also up against the hugely successful sitcom, Cheers. Initially, the show received a positive response from TV critics. Tom Shales, in the Washington Post, wrote, \"Twin Peaks disorients you in ways that small-screen productions seldom attempt. It's a pleasurable sensation, the floor dropping out and leaving one dangling.\" In the New York Times, John J. O'Connor wrote, \"Twin Peaks is not a sendup of the form. Mr. Lynch clearly savors the standard ingredients...but then the director adds his own peculiar touches, small passing details that suddenly, and often hilariously, thrust the commonplace out of kilter.\"\nMany critics saw the pilot as \"the movie that will change TV\" history, according to Diana White from the Boston Globe. Ken Tucker from Entertainment Weekly was overall positive towards the episode, giving it a A+. While liking the story, and calling Lynch's directing beautiful, he said it \"not a chance in hell\" the show could become a rating hit. Because of its \"unsettling\" story. David Zurawik from Eugene Register-Guard compared the pilot to the work of Alfred Hitchcock. He further stated that the filming of the episode was as close \"as prime-time television\" could get \"to art\". Jen Chaney from The Washington Post called the pilot \"one of the most finely crafted series kick-offs in broadcast history\".\nHome video release\nDue to rights issues, the American pilot (94 minutes) was not released for the United States home video market until 2007. The European pilot (116 min) was released on VHS and laser disc years earlier. Both versions of the pilot are included in the Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition DVD set, released in the US on 30 October 2007. An alternate version of the pilot was aired in Europe as a stand-alone television movie. This version is identical to the United States-aired version up until the last several scenes when the killer of Laura Palmer is revealed. Lynch was so pleased with the footage shot for the European ending that he later incorporated some of it into Cooper's dream sequences that aired in subsequent episodes.\nShooting script differences\nDuring the filming of the scene in which Dale Cooper first examines Laura's body, a malfunctioning fluorescent light above the table flickered constantly. Lynch decided not to replace it since he liked the disconcerting effect that it created and added a few lines to the morgue attendant who did not have scripted lines. \nThe morgue attendant actor misheard a line and, thinking he was being asked his name, told MacLachlan in character as Cooper his real name (Jim) instead of saying his line. Lynch was reportedly pleased with the lifelike, unscripted moment in dialogue, and kept the mistake in the final cut.\nSet decorator Frank Silva was accidentally filmed in a mirror during Sarah Palmer's vision at the end of the pilot. When Lynch saw Silva's face, he liked it so much he kept it in the show, and cast Silva as Killer BOB, the mysterious tormentor of Laura Palmer.\nThe original title for the pilot movie (and for the series as a whole) was Northwest Passage. It was later changed to Twin Peaks. This title was reused by Germany when assigning titles to the episodes.\nThe script places the events taking place on November 14, while the filmed pilot takes place on February 24.\nSheriff Harry S. Truman was instead named Daniel \"Dan\" Steadman.\nThe script has the Pulaski parents named Janek and Maria, but the scene was deleted.\nJosie Packard was named Giovanna Pasqualini Packard and was of Italian descent instead of Chinese. Indeed, the role was originally written for Italian-American actress Isabella Rossellini, who was David Lynch's partner at the time, and previously appeared in his film Blue Velvet as Dorothy Vallens.\nDeputy Hawk was not present. In his place was an African-American deputy named Bernie Hill.\nRonette Pulaski was instead named Sharon Pulaski.\nThe boogie dancing highschooler and the screaming girl are unscripted.\nFlesh World was instead titled Sex Toys: Swingers, Coast-to-Coast.\nMax Hartman was named Max Hartmen.\nJulie is the fusion of two unnamed characters from the script and is named after the location manager Julie Duvic (see her nametag).\nDr. Shelvy's nametag indicates that her first name is Louise.\nThe state trooper's nametag indicate that he is named G. McMickle, and so is named after property master Greg McMickle.\nThe hotel employee Bob did not exist.\nAudrey had no lines of dialogue.\nThe trees surrounding Twin Peaks that Cooper becomes fascinated with are Ponderosa Pines, rather than the Douglas Firs in the filmed pilot.\nProduction errors\nDavid Lynch's reflection appears in the first scene at the Sheriff's Station.\nThere is a change of tide at the lake between Pete discovering Laura and Harry, Doc, and Andy investigating up a little later.\nWhile Truman and Cooper are waiting in their cruising at the Roadhouse, a shot of the Bookhouse is shown instead.\nWhen Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper see Donna and James drive by on the motorcycle, the Sheriff flips on the truck's emergency lights. The scene then cuts to the truck pulling out onto the road in pursuit of the motorcycle and the lights are no longer on. In the next scene, we see the truck on the road and the lights are now on again.\nCatherine is written \"Katherine\" in the credits.\nQuotes\nPete: She's dead. Wrapped in plastic.\nAgent Cooper: Who's the lady with the log?Sheriff Truman: We call her the Log Lady.Log Lady: Shhhhhhh!\nCooper: Diane, 7:30 am, February twenty-fourth. 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. It's fifty-four degrees on a slightly overcast day. Weatherman said rain. If you could get paid that kind of money for being wrong sixty percent of the time it'd beat working. Mileage is 79,345, gauge is on reserve, I'm 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 $6.31 at the Lamplighter Inn. That's on Highway Two near Lewis Fork. That was a tuna fish sandwich on whole wheat, a 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.\nShelly: What kept you, Heidi? Seconds on knockwurst this morning?Heidi: I couldn't get my car started.Shelly: Too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\nNorma: I thought the only time you cared about, Bobby, was making time.\nBobby: Norma, I'll see you in my dreams.Norma: Not if I see you first."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pine_View_Motel.json b/data/input_docs/Pine_View_Motel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..136075cd493954f851a44b9eff05dbbd00cd2715 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pine_View_Motel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pine_View_Motel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pine_View_Motel", "text": "Pine View Motel\n\"What it lacks in elegance it makes up for in courtesy and privacy. Assignations can be scheduled here without fear of being compromised.\"\nThe Pine View Motel was a motel in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nMotel located \"a stone's throw from the Double R Diner\". Among the motel's offerings were privacy and a continental breakfast. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pixie_Martell.json b/data/input_docs/Pixie_Martell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..52dacb824c92024906a3ce1991d81eb7518b2f11 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pixie_Martell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pixie_Martell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pixie_Martell", "text": "Pixie Martell\nPixie Martell was the wife of Zebulon Martell.\nBiography\nThe daughter of a circus aerialist, Pixie left the family troupe after she caused an accident in St. Louis. Shortly after the incident, she met and married Zebulon Martell.\nIn 1891, following a fire that cost their home, the couple left St. Louis, with the intention of settling in San Francisco. However, their mules died en route and the two decided to settle in Twin Peaks, Washington. Zebulon soon founded the Martell Mill and the couple welcomed a son, Ersel Martell.\nAfter Zebulon died from gangrene in 1933, Pixie joined an Indian tribe southwest of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Polish_accountant.json b/data/input_docs/Polish_accountant.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3082f1c8f1fdd685069293df5f746dc9ae89c38d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Polish_accountant.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Polish_accountant", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Polish_accountant", "text": "Polish accountant\n\"I move car.\"\nAn unidentified Polish accountant with Zawaski Accounting, Inc. lived on Lancelot Court in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nThe accountant returned home one October to find Gary and Chantal Hutchens parked in front of his house, and knocked on their window to tell them their van was blocking his driveway. They irately said they were nowhere near the driveway, and Chantal told the man \"Go fuck yourself!\" The accountant said that he would move the car, then got back in and accelerated into the Hutchens' van, trying to push them out of the way. Furious, Chantal shot at him from the drivers' seat, but missed. The accountant ran to the trunk of his car and, unseen by the Hutchenses, withdrew a machine pistol and shot Chantal in the shoulder. Screaming, Chantal rammed into the accountant's car and tried to make an escape while Gary returned fire with a shotgun.\nThe accountant fired at the van as it passed, killing Chantal instantly. He continued firing as it sped away, eventually killing Gary as well. Moments later, FBI agent Wilson, who had been staking out the Jones home across the street, emerged from his vehicle and shouted for the accountant to put down his gun. He complied, putting his hands in the air, while Wilson signaled for backup.\nTrivia\nThe machine pistol used by the accountant is a Glock 17 semi-automatic converted to full-auto. It can be distinguished from the Glock 18 (manufactured as a full-auto) by the lack of a selector switch on the slide, the 18's major identifying characteristic which sets it apart from all other Glock models."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pop%27s_Diner.json b/data/input_docs/Pop%27s_Diner.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8542e2aaf82b3583ad28064c05edf1cb7cfdf0f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pop%27s_Diner.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pop%27s_Diner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pop%27s_Diner", "text": "Pop's Diner\nPop's Diner was a diner in Los Alamos, New Mexico.\nHistory\nOn August 5, 1956, a waitress was cleaning up the counter while listening to \"My Prayer\" on KPJK radio. When the song was interrupted and a Woodsman began broadcasting a strange incantation, the waitress fell to the floor unconscious.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes in Pop's Diner were filmed at Chili John's, a restaurant at 2018 West Burbank Boulevard in Burbank, California."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Poplinski.json b/data/input_docs/Poplinski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fea4d119770757fb531f70a9321ea4f436e5b640 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Poplinski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Poplinski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Poplinski", "text": "Poplinski\nBrother Poplinski was a priest who helped lead Mass at Christ the King."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Postcards_From_The_Cast.json b/data/input_docs/Postcards_From_The_Cast.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4cd80f311f7fc4283d394419e92ca7967c23a969 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Postcards_From_The_Cast.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Postcards_From_The_Cast", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Postcards_From_The_Cast", "text": "Postcards From The Cast\n\"Postcards From The Cast\" 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 interview snippets of various subjects with the following cast members of Twin Peaks:\nRichard Beymer\nMichael J. Anderson\nKimmy Robertson\nEverett McGill\nKyle MacLachlan\nWendy Robie\nGrace Zabriskie\nDana Ashbrook\nPeggy Lipton\nRay Wise\nSheryl Lee\nMiguel Ferrer\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDon S. Davis\nAl Strobel\nMichael Horse\nPiper Laurie\nJames Marshall\nRuss Tamblyn\nCatherine E. Coulson\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/Power_and_the_Glory.json b/data/input_docs/Power_and_the_Glory.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a6dc11f3043b9a1942442f9355f4a4bd0ec6529 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Power_and_the_Glory.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Power_and_the_Glory", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Power_and_the_Glory", "text": "Power and the Glory\nThe Power and the Glory was a bar in Canada near the United States border. The locale served as a meeting point for prostitutes \u2013 including those who were underage \u2013 sex buyers, and truckers.\nHistory\nOne evening in February 1989, Laura Palmer, Donna Hayward, Buck, and Tommy traveled to the bar. The group met with Jacques Renault and Ronette Pulaski, who spoke with Laura about the late Teresa Banks and agreed to meet each other for a foursome at Jacques' cabin near the Pearl Lakes along with Leo Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nThe location is referred to by some sources as \"The Pink Room,\" derived from the title of the music that accompanies the scene."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Preston_King.json b/data/input_docs/Preston_King.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f2c8b8fbb396fdf87f6971454a69a48fc45cea7b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Preston_King.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Preston_King", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Preston_King", "text": "Preston King\nPreston King was an officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who was involved with Jean Renault's drug business.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, King entered the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station with FBI Special Agent Roger Hardy, who informed Special Agent Dale Cooper of his suspension from the FBI.\nHe observed as Hardy questioned Cooper in relation to his visits to One Eyed Jacks and told the latter that he had interfered in a drug bust operation, leading to suspicion that Cooper was involved in the drug trade.\nBack in Canada, King was introduced to Ernie Niles by Jean Renault, who announced to him that Niles was the new broker in the drug operation. He brought in a supply of drugs to frame Agent Cooper and Niles went to the casino with Hank Jennings. King expressed his doubt in Niles, finding him to be too nervous.\nAt a drug buy at Dead Dog Farm with Ernie and a buyer from Seattle, smoke emitted from Ernie's shirt, revealing him to have been wearing a wire. King and Renault held the men at gunpoint until Agent Cooper came, offering himself in exchange for the two.\nLater, King watched as the farmhouse was surrounded by lawmen, suggesting that he and Renault run. Wishing to diffuse the situation, he saw a woman dressed as a waitress approach the house. She \u2013 DEA agent Denise Bryson \u2013 was allowed entry and subdued King while providing a gun to Cooper, which was used to kill Renault.\nBehind the scenes\nKing was played by Gavan O'Herlihy, the son of Dan O'Herlihy, who played Andrew Packard.\nThe character's name is derived from the radio and television series, Challenge of the Yukon, later retitled Sergeant Preston of the Yukon. The name 'Preston' is taken from the series' protagonist, Sgt. Frank Preston, and 'King' from his Alaskan husky sidekick, Yukon King."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Priscilla_Grinder.json b/data/input_docs/Priscilla_Grinder.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4c3633facf1a1afe238fd3fa7542fc50f475ccbb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Priscilla_Grinder.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Priscilla_Grinder", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Priscilla_Grinder", "text": "Priscilla Grinder\nPriscilla Grinder was the wife of John Grinder and a witness to the death of Meriwether Lewis.\nLewis arrived at the Grinders' inn, Grinder's Stand, on the evening of October 10, 1809. Grinder stated that after dinner, Lewis acted strangely, pacing while smoking his pipe and talking to himself \"like a lawyer,\" and ranting about \"enemies\" all while fiddling with a leather pouch that hung around his neck.\nGrinder claimed that Lewis returned to a more even state of mind after dark, but refused a bed from her, instead sleeping on a pallet near his pistols.\nShe slept in a nearby cabin with her children until she was awoken around 3:00 a.m. by sounds of a struggle culminating in two gunshots and Lewis crying out \"Oh, Lord!\" Too frightened to help Lewis, she watched him through cracks in the cabin wall as he staggered in the moonlight.\nAt dawn, she woke Lewis' servants and found him still alive in a pool of his own blood, caused by two gunshot wounds and slashes to his throat and arms. According to Grinder, Lewis pleaded for his men to kill him with his rifle.\nGrinder recounted these events to Major James Neely, who reported the death as a suicide.\nResidents of a local Tennessee county accused Grinder, her husband, and \"parties unknown\" of murdering Lewis. Ultimately, the charges were dropped due to the jury's \"fear of retribution.\"\nShortly thereafter, Grinder and his wife left Tennessee after coming into \"a substantial sum of money.\"\nBehind the scenes\nPriscilla Knight Griner (1771 \u2013 1848) was the wife of Robert Griner, proprietor of Griner's Stand, where Meriwether Lewis died in 1809."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Project_Blue_Book.json b/data/input_docs/Project_Blue_Book.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1d41f3562114b93e36097c60c46a72dbb76ebac6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Project_Blue_Book.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Project_Blue_Book", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Blue_Book", "text": "Project Blue Book\nProject Blue Book was a United States Air Force investigation into the existence of UFOs and whether they were a threat to national security, originally started in 1952. Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford was part of the project in the 1960s.\nFBI Special Agent Windom Earle was involved in Project Blue Book for a time until his dismissal after he became obsessive and violent with his assignments while searching for a place called the Black Lodge.\nDespite being officially disbanded in 1969, the project continued activity well into 1989, with Major Garland Briggs searching for a place called the White Lodge. Following its official disbandment, a \"Blue Rose\" task force was established in the FBI to investigate cases that Blue Book could not provide adequate answers for."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Purple_sea.json b/data/input_docs/Purple_sea.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d8dad8c10d15a06e99b497f52e53cec7fa49f877 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Purple_sea.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Purple_sea", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Purple_sea", "text": "Purple sea\n \nThe purple sea was a great, mauve-tinted body of water, home to several different supernatural beings.\nProperties\nThe sea was black and calm with a sky like a purple bubble. Its extent and nature was unclear. Dale Cooper, after spending twenty-five years trapped in the \"waiting room\" area of the Black Lodge, found himself there after falling through the floor of the waiting room, and then being flushed out of a glass box experiment in New York City.\nRegions\n\nFortress\nMain article: Fireman's home\nAn enormous, monochromatic fortress sat on a rocky atoll. This was the residence of Senorita Dido and the Fireman.\nMansion room\n \nMain article: Mansion room\nPossibly located in the fortress, a mansion room overlooking the purple sea contained a wall socket that allowed one to travel through electricity to various points on Earth. From above, the room simultaneously seemed to be a tiny spaceship floating in an infinite void.\nBehind the scenes\nThe projection room was shot in the Tower Theatre in Los Angeles also famous for being the set of the Club Silencio in Mulholland Drive.\nLynch came up with the idea of a space ship on top of a glass box.\nThis place might be inspired by the \"Mauve Zone\" from the writings of Kenneth Grant (the first person to associate Western Occultism/Magick with the alien abduction phenomena and to emphasize the role of Jack Parsons in the history of occultism, concepts that were reused by Mark Frost in The Secret History of Twin Peaks and Frost being a noted Theosophy amateur):\nGrant described the Mauve Zone (like the Tree of Life's Daath), as a self-contained world at the very edge of reality between what human beings can experience and \"non-existence\". Magical manipulations of human reality could be done there by alien beings that could be considered as monsters, it could be visited in a particular kind of sleep, it sent messages to human reality via phenomenon like UFOs and one of the main entities associated with it is called \"the daughter.\"\nGrant also emphasised on the role of the nuclear bomb in an \"occult revival\" or increase of magical phenomena after World War II."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Pushkin.json b/data/input_docs/Pushkin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7abed5e9f59f46af16fe81df72fbe23b09dc9854 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Pushkin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Pushkin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Pushkin", "text": "Pushkin\nPushkin was a novelist who penned an unfinished novel titled Treaty of Vladivostock.\nBehind the scenes\nAlexander Pushkin (May 26, 1799 \u2013 January 29, 1837) was a Russian poet, playwright, and novelist, considered by many to be the greatest Russian poet and the founder of modern Russian literature."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Questions_in_a_World_of_Blue.json b/data/input_docs/Questions_in_a_World_of_Blue.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f9f846616f7251e4dabc30c981ff5103e2f2018f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Questions_in_a_World_of_Blue.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Questions_in_a_World_of_Blue", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Questions_in_a_World_of_Blue", "text": "Questions in a World of Blue\n\"Questions in a World of Blue\" is a song performed by Julee Cruise on the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me soundtrack album, and also included on her own album, The Voice of Love. The music was written by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics were written by David Lynch.\nCruise performed the song as herself in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/R._Adam_Bjorn.json b/data/input_docs/R._Adam_Bjorn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a8addf1d27dcaeffedc5ab3940b9335f3fd25e11 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/R._Adam_Bjorn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "R._Adam_Bjorn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/R._Adam_Bjorn", "text": "R. Adam Bjorn\nR. Adam Bjorn was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 849 Cedar Street and his phone number was 555-2980."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/R._Crumb_Sketch_Book.json b/data/input_docs/R._Crumb_Sketch_Book.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fb81ded936fb13c83d0afe549a9b330e0fbf8b2b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/R._Crumb_Sketch_Book.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "R._Crumb_Sketch_Book", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/R._Crumb_Sketch_Book", "text": "R. Crumb Sketch Book\nR. Crumb Sketch Book: Nov. 1974 to Jan. 1978 was a favorite book of Toad. A copy was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThis sketchbook is one of a series featuring works by American cartoonist Robert Crumb."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/R._Fienberg.json b/data/input_docs/R._Fienberg.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..524a0f69849c0c5c518bf146c39a887ce3e50563 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/R._Fienberg.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "R._Fienberg", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/R._Fienberg", "text": "R. Fienberg\nR. Fienberg was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. They lived at 3012 Boarder Road and their phone number was 555-3898."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ralph.json b/data/input_docs/Ralph.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3cdc130dcd6b64ce9fd51025cf10c2669517d9b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ralph.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ralph", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ralph", "text": "Ralph\nRalph was a boy from Twin Peaks, Washington.\nWhile driving past the Double R Diner with Carrie and Russ, 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. When Deputy Briggs arrived to assess the situation, Ralph stared at him silently."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ralph_Roister.json b/data/input_docs/Ralph_Roister.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0ef0860f1536c98be016ea363e1625962c1eec0a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ralph_Roister.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ralph_Roister", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ralph_Roister", "text": "Ralph Roister\n\"Known as \"moron\" but never fell for a Draw.\"\nRalph Roister was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 63."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Rancho_Rosa_Estates.json b/data/input_docs/Rancho_Rosa_Estates.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6ab16de159f703c3ed0e542d0e6ae489c24f8787 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Rancho_Rosa_Estates.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Rancho_Rosa_Estates", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Rancho_Rosa_Estates", "text": "Rancho Rosa Estates\nRancho Rosa Estates was a suburban residential development in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nHistory\nBy September 2016, Rancho Rosa had fallen into a state of disrepair, with many of the homes up for sale or foreclosed. A drug-addicted woman was apparently squatting in one of the homes, along with her son.\nDougie Jones gained access to one of the foreclosed houses for a tryst with Jade, a prostitute. After they finished, Jade went to use the shower, while Dougie became violently ill, crawling to a spare bedroom and vomiting. He was then pulled into the red room and disintegrated, turning into a golden orb. In his place, Dale Cooper emerged in a cloud of black smoke from a wall outlet, in a state of severe catatonia. Jade, startled by the commotion, arrived to find Cooper and mistook him for Dougie. She frustratedly got the unresponsive Cooper out the door and into her car, annoyed at having to drive him home.\nGene and Jake, who had been hired to kill Dougie, communicated by radio as they drove off. While Cooper was bent over trying to find a dropped hotel key, Jake sighted the car through his rifle scope and mistakenly assumed that Jade was alone. Gene, believing that Dougie was still at the house, planted a bomb on Dougie's car, while the boy across the street watched curiously.\nThat evening, Gene and Jake reported their failure to Lorraine over the phone, and she screamed that they were going to get her killed. The next morning, the two hitmen drove by the house, where Dougie's car still sat, undisturbed. A gang of car thieves drove by shortly afterward, casing the area.\nSome time later, the boy left his house and walked across the street to look at the device more closely. The thieves pulled up suddenly and shouted epithets, the leader throwing a rock at him. Another broke into the car and started it, triggering the bomb and killing all three. The boy ran back across the street, terrified, just before his mother awoke from her stupor.\nThe police soon arrived in response to the explosion. Jones' license plate was recovered from the roof of the house across the street.\nBehind the scenes\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost revealed that the name \"Rancho Rosa\" is \"a private easter egg referencing one of favorite films from the 1970's.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Randall_Headley.json b/data/input_docs/Randall_Headley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9752f477becb33ca1b487598778e5abbc0d7e8d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Randall_Headley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Randall_Headley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Randall_Headley", "text": "Randall Headley\nSpecial Agent Randall Headley was the bureau chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAgent Wilson excitedly forwarded a call to Headley from Deputy Director Gordon Cole requesting information on two Las Vegas residents, Douglas and Jane Jones, wanted in connection with a double murder. Wilson expressed doubt upon hearing that there were over twenty-three people named Douglas Jones in the metropolitan area, but Headley, slamming his hand on the desk, furiously shouted that this was part of their job as FBI agents.\nWilson later brought in a Douglas and Jane Jones for questioning. However, Headley was furious to learn that this couple was not the correct one, as they had multiple children."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Randy_St._Croix.json b/data/input_docs/Randy_St._Croix.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..df3775454db3daf69eed6313e4340288e657fd87 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Randy_St._Croix.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Randy_St._Croix", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Randy_St._Croix", "text": "Randy St. Croix\nRandy St. Croix was a clerk at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Randy checked in and out several guests at the hotel, including Thomas Eckhardt and \"Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ray_Monroe.json b/data/input_docs/Ray_Monroe.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dfe42516a425a1b5a41d3bc7a663e760e66f2f52 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ray_Monroe.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ray_Monroe", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ray_Monroe", "text": "Ray Monroe\nRay Monroe was an associate of Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nCooper retrieved Ray and Darya from Buella.\nAt dinner with Cooper, Darya, and Jack, he and Cooper discussed the latter's alleged worry about the next day. They further discussed information that Ray was to receive from the secretary to William Hastings.\nRay did not show up for a planned meeting with Cooper, as he had been arrested and incarcerated in federal prison in South Dakota for carrying guns over the state line. He called Darya and they discussed their job to kill Cooper, having received a message from Phillip Jeffries.\nCooper soon managed to blackmail Warden Dwight Murphy, convincing him to release Cooper alongside Ray, as well as provide them transportation.\nAfter Cooper deactivated three tracking devices on the car, they went to a secluded area. Cooper demanded the information and tried to shoot Ray, but Ray had already unloaded his gun. He then shot Cooper and saw shadowy men gathering around him and tearing at him, revealing to him the face of BOB.\nCooper tracked Ray to The Farm, where he arm-wrestled and killed its leader, Renzo, before demanding to be alone with him. Ray was shot in the leg by Cooper and he told him that Phillip Jeffries had hired Ray and Darya to kill Cooper and was to place a ring on Cooper after killing him. Cooper had Ray put on the ring and hand over the coordinates. Ray was asked about Jeffries' whereabouts and Ray said he was at \"The Dutchman's\" before Cooper shot him in the head. The ring disappeared from Ray's body, which then followed suit, appearing in a red room.\nAccording to Gordon Cole, Ray was a paid FBI informant who sent a message informing them that the Cooper they met at prison was searching for coordinates from Major Garland Briggs.\nFBI investigators later discovered a relatively new matchbook in one of Monroe's pockets. The matchbook appeared to have originated from The Dutchman's Lodge, as it contained both the name and address of the location upon the item in question."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ray_Palmer.json b/data/input_docs/Ray_Palmer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b61cf81b906334321c03b85c31df7a6f62de3297 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ray_Palmer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ray_Palmer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ray_Palmer", "text": "Ray Palmer\nRay Palmer was the editor of the popular pulp magazine Amazing Stories.\nBiography\nIn 1946, Palmer gained his most significant readership with the series he dubbed \"The Shaver Mystery,\" a series of articles by Richard Sharpe Shaver, who claimed to have secret knowledge of a race of beings he referred to as \"Lemurians.\"\nLater, Palmer published a letter from Fred Crisman, who claimed that during his service in World War II, he encountered a supposed Lemurian in Burma.\nCrisman and Palmer soon formed a friendship and the following year, Crisman informed Palmer of the Maury Island Incident, a supposed UFO sighting by Harold Dahl, who recovered fragments dropped by the flying object. Crisman mailed Palmer some of the fragments. Palmer then proposed they meet with Kenneth Arnold, another UFO witness.\nPalmer offered Arnold $200 to investigate the Maury Island Incident and to write an article for Amazing Stores. Soon after, Palmer claimed that he was visited by an intelligence agent who questioned him about the Maury Island Incident and Shaver's articles. During the agent's visit, Palmer showed him the fragments before locking them inside a file cabinet. The following morning, Palmer's office had been ransacked, the fragments among the missing items.\nIn 1961, DC Comics honored Palmer by making his name the alter ego of their superhero, the Atom.\nPalmer died in 1977.\nBehind the scenes\nRaymond Arthur Palmer (August 1, 1910 \u2013 August 15, 1977) was an American magazine editor, best known for publications such as Amazing Stories and Fate Magazine."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Receptionist.json b/data/input_docs/Receptionist.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2c7e5338da7a49cf63f271a03ca6b7797e10f362 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Receptionist.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Receptionist", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Receptionist", "text": "Receptionist\nA receptionist at the KPJK radio station in New Mexico was murdered by a strange being.\nBiography\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, the receptionist was filing papers when a pitch-black woodsman entered the studio. She walked toward him as though hypnotized, while he repeatedly asked \"Gotta light?\" The woodsman then grabbed her by the back of the head, forcing her to her knees and splitting her skull apart."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Receptionist_(Deer_Meadow).json b/data/input_docs/Receptionist_(Deer_Meadow).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5227a7be81b501025c7a6cda55b06eb613c67ea5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Receptionist_(Deer_Meadow).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Receptionist_(Deer_Meadow)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Receptionist_(Deer_Meadow)", "text": "Receptionist (Deer Meadow)\nAn unidentified receptionist worked at the Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nTo be added\nGallery\n"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Red.json b/data/input_docs/Red.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5560468a2b44005e04498c1f305a205184e0d52d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Red.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Red", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Red", "text": "Red\nRed was an international drug dealer looking to operate in Twin Peaks.\nBiography\nAs of September 2016, Red had been around the Twin Peaks area for \"the last couple of weeks.\"\nAt the Roadhouse one evening, he appeared to finish a conversation with Jean-Michel Renault, and then made eye contact with Shelly Briggs across the room and acknowledged her with a flirtatious gun gesture. At some point, likely in the few weeks prior to this interaction, the two had begun seeing each other.\nOne morning, Red met with Richard Horne and discussed with him the trafficking of a drug called \"Sparkle\" down from Canada. \nHe asked Richard if he had ever studied his hand and stated that he had a liver problem that made him stamp his foot. Red then asked about The King and I and threatened Horne to not double-cross him. Red then performed a \"magic\" trick with a coin that hung in the air then appeared in Richard's mouth before returning to Red.\nRed later visited Shelly at the Double R Diner and they planned to meet later at the \"same place\" (possibly the Roadhouse).\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost stated that warrants were eventually issued for Red's arrest, but \"as of this writing\" he remained at large."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Red_Diamond_City.json b/data/input_docs/Red_Diamond_City.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..10ac047f1c12aeee390ebbb0ad9b5142272b50bb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Red_Diamond_City.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Red_Diamond_City", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Red_Diamond_City", "text": "Red Diamond City\nRed Diamond City was a city in Washington.\nTeresa Banks, a prostitute from nearby Deer Meadow, would meet johns at the Red Diamond City Motel."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Red_Diamond_City_Motel.json b/data/input_docs/Red_Diamond_City_Motel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..08fc5cca555c04d314f6e46d0437db77a92ab54b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Red_Diamond_City_Motel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Red_Diamond_City_Motel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Red_Diamond_City_Motel", "text": "Red Diamond City Motel\nThe Red Diamond City Motel was a motel on the closest to Twin Peaks side of Red Diamond City, Washington.\nHistory\n \nIn 1988, the motel was used for prostitution services by Teresa Banks, Ronette Pulaski, and Laura Palmer. Laura's father Leland solicited Banks' services and unwittingly booked a foursome with Ronette and his own daughter, but left in a hurry when he saw her waiting in their room. Meanwhile, Pierre ran around the motel courtyard in a circle, hopping, before disappearing.\nBehind the scenes\nThe motel scenes were filmed at the Mount Si Motel in North Bend, Washington, later used again for The Dutchman's Lodge in Twin Peaks (2017). In the shooting script, the motel was instead called the Blue Diamond City Motel."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Red_room.json b/data/input_docs/Red_room.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1d05fe8448f8e9f65a38fdeeaca3907ebf77d1bd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Red_room.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Red_room", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Red_room", "text": "Red room\n\"Where am I, and how can I leave?\"\"You are here... now there is... no place to go... BUT HOME!\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper and the arm\nThe red room, also known as \"the waiting room,\" was an anomalous extradimensional space connected to Glastonbury Grove in Twin Peaks' Ghostwood National Forest. First discovered as early as the 1800s, the red room was believed by many to be the Black Lodge of local Native American legend. Many spirits appeared to \"live\" in the red room, most notably one calling itself \"the arm.\"\nHistory\n\n1800s\nTo be added\n1980s\nTo be added\n2010s\nTo be added\nProperties\nThe red room was more accurately a set of seemingly infinite rooms and hallways, the only walls being the thick red velvet curtains that marked the division between different sections. The curtains' height and anchor was unclear. In one instance, the curtains lifted to reveal an endless black expanse beyond, the patterned floor stretching out into nothingness.\nThe floor was covered in a distinctive, alternating off-white and dark-brown chevron pattern. It was composed of a hard material, although in one of Dale Cooper's dreams it was instead a patterned carpet. On one occasion, the arm's doppelganger somehow caused the floor to shake and break apart, revealing a body of water underneath.\nGenerally speaking, earthly laws of physics did not necessarily apply within the red room, as its arrangement could change from moment to moment, making navigation or escape extremely difficult. The passage of time was equally nebulous; Cooper and Annie Blackburn appeared to be present in the room in a dream of Laura Palmer, over a month before they actually entered it.\nOne disturbing phenomenon encountered in the room was the doppelganger, a malevolent duplicate of a person or spirit distinguished by its fogged white eyes.\nFurther reading: Doppelganger\nFeatures\n\nEntrance\n \nSee also: Glastonbury Grove\nThe red room was primarily accessed by an entrance at the center of a circle of sycamore trees known as Glastonbury Grove, located within Ghostwood National Forest. According to an ornate pictogram drawn on the wall of Owl Cave, this was where one could enter the Black Lodge, at the moment of Jupiter and Saturn's conjunction. The curtains would appear stretched across the grove, with the opening above a pool containing a black, burnt-smelling oil. Those who stepped through would disappear and find themselves inside the red room.\nCertain individuals could make use of this entrance at any time, regardless of the planets' alignment, including BOB, Leland Palmer, and Dale Cooper.\nThe room was also connected, apparently, to a room above a convenience store, as BOB and the arm traveled there following a meeting with several other spirits.\n \nHallway\nImmediately beyond the Glastonbury Grove entrance lay a short hallway, intermittently adorned with a statue of the Venus de Milo. The statue, and the adjoining rooms, constantly shifted as one walked between them.\nA second statue was positioned at the opposite end of the hallway, apparently only at different times from the Venus de Milo. This statue transformed into the evolution of the arm, which screamed, \"Non-exist-ent!\" and promptly sent Cooper hurtling into a starry oblivion.\nThis statue is the Venus of Arles.\nWaiting room\n\"This is the waiting room. Would you like some coffee?\"\n \u2015The arm\nIn a large room, three armchairs sat arranged around an end table, on which sat a miniature Saturn lamp. Behind the chairs was another classical marble statue, along with two floor lamps.\nThe statue, unlike the one in the hallway, is a reproduction of the Venus de Medici.\nIn a dream and later during his first visit to the red room, Cooper repeatedly found himself seated in the lone chair to the left, across from the arm. At various times, the third chair was occupied by Laura Palmer (or a girl who strongly resembled her), the \"Giant,\" and an elderly room service waiter from the Great Northern Hotel. Twenty-five years later, Phillip Gerard instead occupied the arm's seat.\nFurniture\nIn one room, a gold and black marble table stood, with a gold and green ring sitting atop it. While the ring frequently changed hands, it would be placed back on the table by Phillip Gerard upon its return to the red room.\nSeveral armchairs were scattered about the rooms, most notably in the waiting room. These were used by Gerard to manufacture new tulpas, by placing a seed on the seat and combining it with the subject's hair. Tulpas would sit in the armchairs prior to their destruction.\nBehind the scenes\nThe red room was originally devised by David Lynch as a set piece to conclude the International Pilot, which concludes the story with the resolution of Laura Palmer's murder, followed by a bizarre sequence twenty-five years later, where Cooper sits in the room with Laura and a \"man from another place.\" Lynch recalled that he was leaning against a hot car when the image of the room came to him, fully formed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/References_to_popular_culture_in_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/References_to_popular_culture_in_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9afecc75c3443dc2a6057cb976c936f3b98d9f8b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/References_to_popular_culture_in_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "References_to_popular_culture_in_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/References_to_popular_culture_in_Twin_Peaks", "text": "References to popular culture in Twin Peaks\nThe Twin Peaks franchise often makes references to various elements of popular culture:\nReal-world events and people\nDale Bartholomew Cooper is named after D. B. Cooper.\nSheriff Harry S. Truman is named after the United States president of the same name and also after the Harry Truman who refused to leave his lodge during the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens.\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.\nLaura Palmer's story is inspired by Marilyn Monroe, probably due to Mark Frost and David Lynch's first collaboration when trying to adapt her biography Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe. Most specifically, Laura mentions in her diary that she is going to \"tell the world about Ben Horne\" while Monroe stated she would tell the world about the \"famous and important man she is having an affair with.\" Days after both Laura and Monroe wrote these in their diaries, they were found dead. Agent Cooper also displays a curiosity of the nature of Monroe's relationship with John F. Kennedy.\nIn his drug-induced state, Garland Briggs confuses his name with Judy Garland.\nHarold Smith is inspired by the real-life person Arthur Crew Inman.\nDr. Lawrence Jacoby has many similarities with ethnobotanist Terrence McKenna.\nIn the pilot, Jacoby mishears Cooper's name as Gary Cooper.\nNorma Jennings mentions Tammy Wynette in the pilot.\nBen and Jerry are named after the ice cream Ben & Jerry's.\nIn Episode 6, Blackie tells Cooper that he looks like Cary Grant.\nAfter Cooper is shot, he tells Diane that he wishes he cracked the Lindbergh kidnapping.\nBen Horne does a re-enactment of the American Civil War. During this time, he believes himself to be General Robert E. Lee, confuses Jerry for Jeb Stuart and muses about Stonewall Jackson. This culminates in a re-enactment of the surrender at Appomattox, though the North surrenders instead of the South. During the surrender, Jacoby played General Ulysses S. Grant and Jerry played Wilmer McLean.\nIn Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Laura refers to her parents as \"Fred and Ginger.\"\nIn Part 1, Andy says that his and Lucy's son was born on the same day as Marlon Brando.\nThe Trinity nuclear test is portrayed in Part 8.\nLeland Palmer is named for famed actress/dancer Leland Palmer, star of All That Jazz.\nLiterature\nCooper is supposed to be a modern Sherlock Holmes.\nReverse speech comes from Moonchild by Aleister Crowley.\nBen recites Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 to Blackie.\nCyril Pons is named after Solar Pons, a Sherlock Holmes pastiche character.\nJohn Justice Wheeler says that he has a photo of \"Audrey Horne as Heidi.\"\nThe White and Black Lodge's mythos is lifted from Psychic Self-Defense.\nThe concept of the White and Black Lodge, especially Windom Earle's line about dugpas in Episode 27, is inspired by Devil's Guard.\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department has occult signs hanging on strings when investigating the Lodges: the sign of Belial is in episode 28 and the sign of Asmodeus in the scene when Cooper's hand is shaking in episode 27, both from Lesser Key of Solomon.\nIn the pilot episode, Joey Paulson refers to Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson as \"Mutt and Jeff\".\nWhen Audrey Horne is hired at One Eyed Jacks, she gives her name as Hester Prynne, the protagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.\nDenver Bob Hobbes from The Secret History of Twin Peaks shares his name with a character from The List of Seven, also by Mark Frost.\nWindom Earle gives Shelley's poem, \"Love's Philosophy\" to Shelly, Donna, and Audrey.\nFilm\nThe name \"Rancho Rosa\" is a reference to one of Mark Frost's favourite 1970's film. Although, he was probably mistakenly referring to True Confessions (1981) featuring a housing development called \"Rancho Rosa.\"\nTwin Peaks' logo is very much like the neon billboard sign of the Twin Oaks motel in 1946 film The Postman Always Rings Twice.\nLaura Palmer's first name comes from the 1944 film Laura, which in turn was based on the 1943 novel of the same name. The veterinarian Dr. Bob Lydecker and the myna bird named Waldo are references to the character Waldo Lydecker.\nOne Eyed Jacks is named after the movie One-Eyed Jacks by Marlon Brando. Donna Hayward references the film when Audrey Horne tells her about the brothel.\nMaddy Ferguson is named after the characters John \"Scottie\" Ferguson and Madeleine in the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock film Vertigo. Furthermore, Sheryl Lee portrays both a blonde and a brunette characters in Twin Peaks. In Vertigo, Kim Novak plays two characters, a blonde and a brunette.\nJames Hurley and Donna Hayward are inspired by the characters Jim and Judy from Rebel Without a Cause.\nThe insurance agent Mr. Neff is named after the character Walter Neff from the 1944 film Double Indemnity who has the same profession.\nGordon Cole is named after a minor character from Sunset Boulevard, which David Lynch theorizes to be named after Gordon St. and Cole Av. which cross the real life Sunset Blvd. Cooper watches a part of the film in Part 15.\nJoe Fielding is from Fairvale but there is no actual Fairvale in the United States, and thus may be a reference to the town from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho and the Robert Bloch novel it was based on.\nHarley Peyton named Windom Earle after actor William Windom and the character Roy Earle from the 1941 film High Sierra.\nThe Blue Monkey from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me may be a reference to The Wizard of Oz movie.\nEvelyn Marsh's subplot is lifted from Angel Face.\nLynch, Frost and Tony Krantz rented a screening room in Beverly Hills and watched the 1957 film Peyton Place for inspiration. Russ Tamblyn also performed in this movie.\nLynch reused the floor pattern of Eraserhead for the Red Room.\nThe elderly waiter says \"Thank Ya Kindly\" and whoops like an Indian as his performer Hank Worden did in The Searchers.\nRichard Beymer portrayed Mike Pulaski in the 1962 film Bachelor Flat, which might be the origin of Ronette Pulaski's last name.\nThe lyrics of the song \"Sycamore Trees\" of Episode 29, are an exact copy of some lines from an old Lynch script of Ronny Rocket (which are missing from the later scripts called Ronnie Rocket).\nAs a youth, Dale Cooper had a poster of James Stewart in the film The FBI Story.\nIn Part 6, Red asks Richard Horne if he has ever seen The King and I.\nWhen Albert is caught in the rain in Part 6, he insults Gene Kelly in reference to the 1952 film, Singin' in the Rain, co-directed by and starring Kelly.\nIn Part 17, Albert likens Special Agent Randall Headley to the Marx Brothers.\nArt\nEdward Hopper's paintings are an inspiration for Twin Peaks' aesthetics.\nThe imagery of the Red Room seems to be inspired by Francis Bacon's Seated Figure, 1961.\nTelevision\nThe one-armed man named Philip Gerard is a reference to similarly-named Lt. Philip Gerard from The Fugitive, who was looking for Richard Kimble, who was himself looking for a one-armed man.\nThe Man from Another Place was inspired by the character of Dr. Loveless on the 1965-1969 TV series The Wild Wild West.\nThe room service waiter's first scene seems to be lifted from an episode of Hill Street Blues by Mark Frost.\nCooper being shot at the end of the first season may be a reference to the famous \"Who shot JR?\" cliffhanger from Dallas.\nTheatre\nThe relationship between Windom Earle and Leo Johnson is a reference to Beckett's Endgame.\nIn Episode 13, Leland Palmer sings \"Getting to Know You\" from The King and I, which Pete Martell identifies as such.\nIn the same episode, Pete mentions that Fiddler on the Roof made him \"weep like a little baby.\"\nIn addition to Sonnet 18, several of William Shakespeare's plays are referenced:\nWhen Ben goes to see the \"new girl\" (Audrey) at One Eyed Jacks in Episode 7, he partially quotes Prospero in Act IV, Scene I of The Tempest.\nBen says \"This is such stuff that dreams are made of,\" while the line from the play is \"We are such stuff as dreams are made on.\"\nMajor Briggs' line in Episode 16, \"there's more in heaven and earth than is dreamt up in our philosophy\" is taken from the line, \"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy,\" in Act I, Scene V of Hamlet.\nWhen watching his childhood movie in Episode 18, Ben recites some of Richard III's monologue in Act I, Scene I of Shakespeare's Richard III.\nIn Episode 19, when Dick Tremayne is taken by the beauty of Lana Budding Milford, he begins quoting Romeo in Act I, Scene V of Romeo and Juliet. Doctor Hayward joins him in reciting the line.\nIn Episode 21, during his Civil War re-enactment, Ben quotes the title character in Act IV, Scene III of Henry V.\nMusic\nIn Part 1, Ben and Jerry both quote the Aretha Franklin version of the song \"Respect.\"\nGordon Cole is whistling a song in Part 7, but it is difficult to distinguish if it is Rammstein's \"Engel\" or the theme from Fellini's Amarcord composed by Nino Rota.\nIn Part 14, while explaining his glove to James, Freddie Sykes quotes the Beatles song, \"A Day in the Life.\"\nIncorrectly regarded as cultural references\nContrary to popular belief, Hank Jennings' prisoner number is not 24601, like Jean Valjean in Les Mis\u00e9rables, but 8464257."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Reflections_on_the_Phenomenon_of_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/Reflections_on_the_Phenomenon_of_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0f7b3342d1fe0267a7e085b68048b6eb3bb9e11d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Reflections_on_the_Phenomenon_of_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Reflections_on_the_Phenomenon_of_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Reflections_on_the_Phenomenon_of_Twin_Peaks", "text": "Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\" is a featurette originally released on the 2001 DVD release of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A. It features various cast and crew reflecting on Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nCast/Crew Interviewed\nRay Wise\nGrace Zabriskie\nSheryl Lee\nKyle MacLachlan\nMichael Horse\nMiguel Ferrer\nKimmy Robertson\nAl Strobel\nMichael J. Anderson\nCatherine E. Coulson\nPeggy Lipton\nEverett McGill\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDana Ashbrook\nJohanna Ray\nRon Garcia\nMichel Chion\nJosh Eisenstadt\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/Renee.json b/data/input_docs/Renee.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a7f16b1be87b91594a9eec40ca16e2f33fe1176 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Renee.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Renee", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Renee", "text": "Renee\nRenee was a friend of Shelly Briggs and Hannah.\nBiography\nRenee had drinks at the Roadhouse with Shelly and Hannah one evening. Hannah noticed that James Hurley was staring at her, apparently not for the first time.\nNights later, Renee was visibly moved by James' performance of \"Just You.\"\nJames, along with Freddie Sykes, later came to greet Renee at the Roadhouse, but her husband, Chuck took offense and attacked James. Freddie came to his aid, punching Chuck, and James apologized, though noted that Chuck's condition was not good."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Renzo.json b/data/input_docs/Renzo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a1bf9ce2eaf65d953170d743009a91b6a53b3155 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Renzo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Renzo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Renzo", "text": "Renzo\nRenzo was the leader of a faction that occupied the Farm.\nBiography\nRenzo's position was determined by his ability to defeat the rest of the group in an arm wrestling match. When the doppelganger of Dale Cooper\narrived, demanding to see Ray Monroe, Renzo was defeated in a match and killed by \"Cooper.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Return_to_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/Return_to_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cf7519dae819d767435fa287ce5c36486ffe8a0a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Return_to_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Return_to_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Return_to_Twin_Peaks", "text": "Return to Twin Peaks\nReturn to Twin Peaks is a featurette originally included with the 2007 DVD Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It features footage from the 2006 Twin Peaks Festival and interviews with various attendees.\nThe featurette was re-released on the Blu-ray releases Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\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/Reubin_Fields.json b/data/input_docs/Reubin_Fields.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ae1f14af990dcfc8bd120d423a6d9ffc3ea47a8e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Reubin_Fields.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Reubin_Fields", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Reubin_Fields", "text": "Reubin Fields\nReubin Fields was a member of the Corps of Discovery.\nOn September 21, 1805, after meeting the Nez Perce Chief Twisted Hair, Fields was sent by William Clark to find Meriwether Lewis' company and bring them to the Nez Perce camp.\nBehind the scenes\nReubin Field (c. 1771 \u2013 1822) was a woodsman and hunter who was one of the first to be recruited for the Lewis and Clark Expedition, alongside his brother, Joseph."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Rhonda.json b/data/input_docs/Rhonda.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..74b97a9e6521623e10877663e1fb61c739b6b651 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Rhonda.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Rhonda", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Rhonda", "text": "Rhonda\n\"You know, I was thinking... maybe I'll let you kiss me now, handsome.\"\nRhonda was an associate at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nOne day in September 2016, Rhonda prepared for a morning meeting. She sat down next to Darren, who asked if she had seen the note he left for her. Brushing him off, she said that she hadn't, and suggested he talk to his wife.\nLater in the day, Rhonda came across \"Dougie Jones\" (actually Dale Cooper), bent over in the middle of the hallway and trying not to urinate. Assuming he had been locked out of the men's room, she walked Cooper over to the women's restroom and let him inside, but not before jokingly suggesting that, in his impaired state, she might let him kiss her. Rhonda leaned against the door, laughing to herself as she heard Dougie's groans of relief.\nThe next day, three detectives from the Las Vegas MPD arrived to question Dougie. Rhonda entered Cooper's office to report their arrival, prompting Anthony Sinclair to quickly excuse himself. She motioned with her hands for Cooper to come with her, but he simply mimicked her gesture. Rhonda assumed that he was asking for them to come to him instead, and left to escort them over."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Richard.json b/data/input_docs/Richard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a50b468f0e60fde6fb675f47d5abf75abc3fa225 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Richard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Richard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Richard", "text": "Richard\nRichard was a guest at the Pearblossom Motel and Linda's former partner.\nBiography\nThe Fireman told Dale Cooper to remember the names \"Richard and Linda.\"\nAfter checking into the motel and spending the night with Diane Evans, Dale Cooper awoke to find that Diane had disappeared. Cooper found a letter from Linda to Richard, explaining that she had left him and asking him not to look for her.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard's relationship to Dale Cooper is unclear. The circumstances in which the motel room letter is found suggest that Dale and Diane have replaced, or become, Richard and Linda respectively since crossing over.\nKyle MacLachlan interpreted Richard as a distinct character, explaining: \"The way it was described to me, just a little harder. So it was another variation, sort of a subtle variation obviously, compared to , but a subtle variation of Cooper. And so that was that last hour, watching him navigate that.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Richard_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Richard_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..362fa991083e704a3e3971681a53278a1ace71dc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Richard_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Richard_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Richard_Horne", "text": "Richard Horne\nNot to be confused with Richard.\nRichard Horne was the disturbed son of Audrey Horne and Dale Cooper's doppelganger, involved in the illegal drug trade in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\n\nChildhood\nRichard was born to Audrey Horne, apparently fathered by the doppelganger of Dale Cooper in March 1989 while Audrey was comatose following an explosion at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan. Audrey discovered her pregnancy two months after recovering, and moved out of her parents' home, preparing to raise the child on her own.\nAudrey allowed her mother Sylvia to help raise Richard, but until his tenth birthday she refused to allow him to meet his grandfather, Benjamin. She refused to confirm who Richard's father might be, but notably kept a framed portrait of Agent Cooper on the wall in her office at her hair and beauty salon. In 1999, Audrey's fortunes took a mysterious tumble, beginning with her sudden and unexpected marriage to her accountant, followed by reports of heavy drinking, public fights, and infidelity. By 2013, she had closed her successful hair salon and disappeared from public view.\nWith no father and now an absent mother, Richard's teenage years saw several run-ins with Sheriff Harry S. Truman. He began regularly coming to his grandmother and, now, his grandfather to borrow money.\nHit and run\nOn one evening at the Roadhouse, Richard smoked underneath a 'no smoking' sign. He was asked to stop by an employee, but off-duty Deputy Chad Broxford told him he would handle it. Horne covertly passed Broxford a wad of cash inside his empty cigarette pack. A girl from the next table, Charlotte, asked him for a light. Richard had her join him in his booth and he aggressively grabbed her, making threats to rape her.\nRichard later met with gangsters led by Red, who planned on using Twin Peaks as a spot for running \"sparkle\" down from Canada. He sampled the product and promised that it would be easy to traffic into town. Red pulled out a dime and flipped it, it hung in the air spinning far longer than it should have, then suddenly appeared in Richard's mouth, then back in Red's hand.\nRichard drove away from the encounter, fuming at having been called \"kid\" repeatedly by Red. In his anger he illegally sped into the oncoming lane and ran a stop sign, killing a young boy. He then went to a field belonging to a local farmer and wiped the boy's blood off of his truck's grill.\nRichard showed up at Miriam Sullivan's trailer after she witnessed him kill the boy. She told him that she had sent an incriminating letter to Sheriff Truman and he broke inside, savagely beating her. He then called Chad, telling him to intercept the letter.\nHe then went to his grandmother for money. After strangling her, he received the combination for her safe and took her purse, totaling thousands of dollars.\nMontana\nRichard left the state, hiding out with a criminal organization at the Farm in Montana. There, he joined a group of men watching a camera feed of Ray Monroe's death at the hands of Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nHe followed Cooper to a convenience store in the nearby woods, aiming a gun at him and remarking that he recognized him as an FBI agent from a photograph his mother used to own. Cooper asked who his mother was, and then quickly disarmed and threw him to the ground. Cooper invited him to get in the truck, saying that they would have time to talk on the way.\n \nRichard drove with Cooper to a field, which matched two of the three coordinate sets Cooper had acquired from Ray Monroe, Phillip Jeffries, and Ruth Davenport. The spot was on a large rock a ways up a nearby hill. Cooper, claiming he was too old, told Richard to take a tracking device and locate the exact spot for him. Richard climbed onto the rock and followed the device's beeps. Just as it became a constant tone, Richard lit up like a torch as he was electrocuted, screaming, and then disintegrated.\nCooper did not react to the grisly death of his offspring as it happened in front of his eyes, but just stood and watched it happen in silence. As Richard's remains was scattered as dust in the wind, Cooper sighed, and muttered a laconic \"Goodbye, my son\" before returning to his car.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard is played by Australian actor Eamon Farren, who was selected by David Lynch to appear in the series without an audition. He previously appeared in Chained, a film directed by Lynch's daughter, Jennifer Lynch."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Richard_Jacoby.json b/data/input_docs/Richard_Jacoby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..117542818145fb892a85a1a73c6185a5b58ca223 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Richard_Jacoby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Richard_Jacoby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Richard_Jacoby", "text": "Richard Jacoby\nRichard Jacoby was the father of Robert and Lawrence Jacoby.\nIn 1939, the family moved to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii due to Jacoby's Navy assignment. The following year, Richard and Esther Jacoby suddenly divorced, prompting Richard and his older son Robert to move back to their native Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Richard_Jepsen.json b/data/input_docs/Richard_Jepsen.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0d6172a1acc80265e24f279cbe17b453f19fb935 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Richard_Jepsen.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Richard_Jepsen", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Richard_Jepsen", "text": "Richard Jepsen\nRichard Jepsen 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/Richard_Nixon.json b/data/input_docs/Richard_Nixon.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..31981cb6c7b0a4470635279336236764f27ee1ca --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Richard_Nixon.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Richard_Nixon", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Richard_Nixon", "text": "Richard Nixon\nRichard M. Nixon was a noted congressman who performed investigations for the House Un-American Activities Committee, and was later elected President of the United States, an office he held until his resignation.\nBiography\nNixon once served in the United States Navy and remained in the reserve for some time.\nOn October 17, 1949, Nixon conducted an interview with Navy intelligence officer L. Ron Hubbard. Hubbard disclosed information about rocket engineer Jack Parsons' deep involvement in the occult, involving illicit drug use and \"sex magick rituals.\" Nixon submitted his interview with Hubbard to General Nathan F. Twining on November 12, requesting further investigation.\nIn November 1950, Nixon reported an interview he conducted with Parsons, questioning his religious beliefs.\nIn 1958, while serving as Vice President of the United States under Eisenhower, Nixon was alleged to be an informant for Lt. Col. Douglas Milford, known as \"M.\"\nIn the early hours of November 6, 1968, Dale Cooper recorded a tape making note of Nixon's Presidential election, unsure of what it meant.\nBy 1973, many Haverford College students became critical of Nixon, calling for his prosecution, imprisonment, and even death. On March 29, 1974, Dale Cooper stated his belief that Nixon was involved in a coverup and would most certainly be impeached. The following August, Cooper mailed his Nixon buttons to the White House.\nNixon later resigned from office. Howard Teller and his girlfriend recorded a tape of themselves having sex during his resignation speech.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard Milhous Nixon (January 9, 1913 \u2013 April 22, 1994) was an American politician, serving as a representative and senator to California before serving as Vice President under Dwight D. Eisenhower, and finally President from 1969 until his resignation in 1974."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Richard_Sharpe_Shaver.json b/data/input_docs/Richard_Sharpe_Shaver.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9bb7ee51821438e5834f57f923647ae0f9338a8c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Richard_Sharpe_Shaver.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Richard_Sharpe_Shaver", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Richard_Sharpe_Shaver", "text": "Richard Sharpe Shaver\nRichard Sharpe Shaver was a welder who claimed to have secret knowledge of an ancient race known as Lemurians.\nShaver claimed that in the early 1930s, a frequency coming from his welding gun gave him the power to hear his co-workers' thoughts and eventually, telepathic signals from the Lemurians.\nShaver described the Lemurians in a series of articles for Amazing Stories, which the editor Ray Palmer dubbed \"The Shaver Mystery.\"\nDuring his life, Shaver spent portions of his life homeless and in mental institutions, perhaps due to paranoid schizophrenia. He died in 1975.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard Sharpe Shaver (October 8, 1907 \u2013 November 5, 1975) was an American writer and artist most famous for \"The Shaver Mystery,\" a series of articles he wrote describing \"Lemurians,\" which he claimed to be non-fictional."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roadhouse.json b/data/input_docs/Roadhouse.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9b35c13e665663a545133599cce4ab1ba1a89772 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roadhouse.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roadhouse", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roadhouse", "text": "Roadhouse\nThe Bang Bang Bar, referred to primarily by its local nickname the Roadhouse, was a popular tavern in the southern part of Twin Peaks, Washington, not far from the \"Welcome to Twin Peaks\" sign. It was liked by bikers, loving couples, and lovers of good music.\nHistory\nThe Roadhouse was acquired by the Renault family circa 1949.\n1989\n\n2016\n\nNotable staff\nJacques Renault \u2013 bartender ( \u2013 March 1989)\nBernard Renault \u2013 janitor ( \u2013 February 1989)\nJean-Michel Renault \u2013 owner/bartender (2016)\nFederico (2016)\nAn MC (2016)\nEntertainers\nOver the years, several musical acts performed on stage at the Roadhouse.\nJulee Cruise\nChromatics (2016)\nThe Cactus Blossoms (2016)\nAu Revoir Simone (2016)\nTrouble (2016)\nSharon Van Etten (2016)\nThe Nine Inch Nails (2016)\nHudson Mohawke (2016)\nRebekah Del Rio (2016)\nJames Hurley (2016)\nLissie (2016)\nThe Veils (2016)\nEdward Louis Severson III (2016)\nAudrey Horne (2016)\nBehind the scenes\nThe exteriors for the Roadhouse in the pilot episode were filmed at the former Colonial Inn, located at 4200 Preston Fall City Road SE in Fall City, Washington. The interiors were filmed at the Cornish College of the Arts' Raisbeck Performance Hall, located at 2015 Boren Avenue, Seattle, Washington. For subsequent episodes, the interiors were reproduced on a sound stage. The exterior appears in the pilot, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and most episodes of Twin Peaks (2017).\nThe neon sign above the Roadhouse door, reading The Bang Bang Bar, was added by the production, and is possibly intended to display the Roadhouse's actual name. In this interpretation, the Bang Bang Bar is known locally as simply the Roadhouse, as it is the only establishment of its kind in Twin Peaks. This interpretation is supported by an outtake from the pilot included in Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery where Sheriff Truman says, \"Jake Morrissey owns the Bookhouse and the Roadhouse. The Bang Bang Bar. Everybody calls it the Roadhouse.\" Aside from this outtake, the location is referred to in dialogue, scripts, and merchandise (such as Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town) solely as \"the Roadhouse,\" and never explicitly as \"the Bang Bang Bar.\" This inconsistency is referenced in The Final Dossier, where Agent Preston notes that it is known as \"the Bang Bang Bar\" only by its signage.\nSince the airing of the 2017 revival, an officially-approved Roadhouse pop-up bar and restaurant has been opened twice in LA, featuring Twin Peaks-themed musical performances and food. Several cast members, including Rebekah Del Rio, Robert Broski, Josh Fadem, Zoe McLane, and Adele Ren\u00e9 have visited the pop-up."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roadie.json b/data/input_docs/Roadie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..99991a8bb551bf06622d95c3a696c66c09db4765 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roadie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roadie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roadie", "text": "Roadie\nAn unidentified roadie was in a band with Rusty Tomasky.\nBiography\nOn their way to Knife River, the van driven by the roadie and his band lost a tire near Twin Peaks, Washington. The roadie witnessed Rusty follow Windom Earle into the woods.\nAfter Rusty's body was discovered, the roadie told Dale Cooper about Rusty and the events leading up to his disappearance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robby.json b/data/input_docs/Robby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a7ccac0290bc37dc8e969cb3e7f4cbe1a58aba2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robby", "text": "Robby\nRobby was a guard hired by Buella.\nBiography\nRobby guarded the door at Buella's home. When Cooper approached the front door, Robby raised a shotgun, only to be hit in the face by Cooper. After regaining composure, Robby followed Cooper inside for some retaliation. As he raised his gun to hit him with the stock, Cooper hit the stock, causing the gun's barrel to knock him unconscious. Cooper informed Buella that she needs a better doorman, to which she replied \"It's a world of truck drivers.\" "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Dimeling.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Dimeling.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..97eae79af7d825884cfd4c6b3bc37ef3d64cf860 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Dimeling.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Dimeling", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Dimeling", "text": "Robert Dimeling\nRobert Dimeling was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 1261 Douglas Street and his phone number was 555-9036."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Fincher.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Fincher.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8701e6fc4d1aa28175eea40410496c0c9016b803 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Fincher.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Fincher", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Fincher", "text": "Robert Fincher\nRobert Fincher was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 729 Deepwoods Avenue and his phone number was 555-3985."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Hawley.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Hawley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c9f4154add3093f8c611e7bb773d2b3d3581cff9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Hawley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Hawley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Hawley", "text": "Robert Hawley\nRobert Hawley was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 93 Cedar Street and his phone number was 555-5479."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Ingram.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Ingram.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2e369f4a8e314d9b66fe6c8f482357a1241324f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Ingram.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Ingram", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Ingram", "text": "Robert Ingram\nRobert Ingram was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8203 Enthwhistle Street and his phone number was 555-7639."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Jacoby.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Jacoby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3be776f426731cd298ff945344831422b6529922 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Jacoby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Jacoby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Jacoby", "text": "Robert Jacoby\nRobert Jacoby was the long-time editor of the Twin Peaks Gazette (later renamed the Twin Peaks Post) until his death. He was close friends with Margaret Lanterman and was the older brother of Lawrence Jacoby. He was also the author of Oh, What a Tangled Web...\nBiography\nRobert was born in Twin Peaks and was a school friend of Maggie Coulson. He moved to Hawaii in 1939, as his father Richard was stationed there with the United States Navy. The next year, his parents divorced and he returned to Washington with his father, while his younger brother Lawrence and his mother Esther stayed in Hawaii.\nHe later built a career as a journalist and later editor of the Twin Peaks Gazette, later renamed Twin Peaks Post by Douglas Milford. In 1984, the Twin Peaks town council commissioned him to write Oh, What a Tangled Web..., in which he chronicled the history of the town.\nFollowing his death from complications from multiple sclerosis, his ashes were scattered at Pearl Lakes, while his brother kept some of them to scatter in the bay with their mother's remains in Hawaii. Robert's funeral service was carried out at the Chapel in the Woods. \nBehind the scenes\nThe images displayed for Robert in The Secret History of Twin Peaks are of Russ Tamblyn, who plays Lawrence Jacoby in Twin Peaks. His lines in the audiobook edition are read by Ari Fliakos.\nTrivia\nJacoby's death is first stated in the book to have occurred in 1969, weeks after the moon landing. However, many articles written by him appear to have been published after that date, and he is once again stated to have died, except on the significantly different date of November 19, 1986."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_La_Doux.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_La_Doux.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a5fb19e09b8f9dc39aff979b61b7d165b3b41e11 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_La_Doux.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_La_Doux", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_La_Doux", "text": "Robert La Doux\nRobert La Doux was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8277 Church Lane and his phone number was 555-2789."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_M._Pirsig.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_M._Pirsig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1ad1b1ffdd1d5a34b4ff7a8f495818566ec1600e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_M._Pirsig.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_M._Pirsig", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_M._Pirsig", "text": "Robert M. Pirsig\nRobert M. Pirsig was the author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.\nBehind the scenes\nRobert M. Pirsig (September 6, 1928 \u2013 April 24, 2017) was an American author, best known for his books, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and Lila: An Inquiry Into Morals."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Mapplethorpe.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Mapplethorpe.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..706013232fa87022a1c6092f6586fa865ef8f9d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Mapplethorpe.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Mapplethorpe", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Mapplethorpe", "text": "Robert Mapplethorpe\nRobert Mapplethorpe was a photographer whose work was displayed in March 1989 at the County Museum in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nRobert Mapplethorpe (November 4, 1946 \u2013 March 9, 1989) was an American photographer, known for his black and white photos that often featured controversial subject matter."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Mitchell.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Mitchell.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..57a04a93d01736f73be65964c8e1b043af7812c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Mitchell.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Mitchell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Mitchell", "text": "Robert Mitchell\nRobert Mitchell was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 62 Lakeside Drive and his phone number was 555-0038."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Redford.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Redford.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0e6a485262a3074adbe24404188ac8c381a150e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Redford.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Redford", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Redford", "text": "Robert Redford\nRobert Redford was an actor who starred in the film Jeremiah Johnson as a character based upon Liver-Eating Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nRobert Redford (born August 18, 1936) is an American actor, director, and producer, best known for appearing in films such as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), Jeremiah Johnson (1972), The Sting (1973), and All the President's Men (1976)."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Saeger.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Saeger.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8667796a50259719b0f6654fadb82a0f63cdbe51 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Saeger.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Saeger", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Saeger", "text": "Robert Saeger\nDr. Robert Saeger was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 1824 Owl Street and his phone number was 555-1327."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Skouras.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Skouras.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ecdd838f03125506e2ee91ab8afbad7c64309e8e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Skouras.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Skouras", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Skouras", "text": "Robert Skouras\nRobert Skouras was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8378 Pine Terrace and his phone number was 555-9923."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Taylor.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Taylor.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4843d13ad7b51f438e18e4162cbf07d3330e2a50 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Taylor.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Taylor", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Taylor", "text": "Robert Taylor\nColonel Robert Taylor was the Chief Executive of the United States Air Force Collections Branch.\nTaylor was present for the first meeting of Project Sign on December 9, 1947."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Warren.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Warren.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c4d48dd9cc3146b8bf960d8b3bb56a0217889eb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Warren.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Warren", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Warren", "text": "Robert Warren\nRobert Warren was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 338 Timber Road and his phone number was 555-0287."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robert_Welsh.json b/data/input_docs/Robert_Welsh.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4315e572d7788b80281c553daf102e52bd49581f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robert_Welsh.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robert_Welsh", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Welsh", "text": "Robert Welsh\nRobert Welsh was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 7823 North Fork Road and his phone number was 555-3838."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roberta_Durham.json b/data/input_docs/Roberta_Durham.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..59c954e702a4a58240c5691985ed5fbaed5ceccc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roberta_Durham.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roberta_Durham", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roberta_Durham", "text": "Roberta Durham\nRoberta Durham was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 73 Frost Avenue and her phone number was 555-2389."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Robin_Masters.json b/data/input_docs/Robin_Masters.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c4dacceb5067a41e310df9c2c617c10e08c95211 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Robin_Masters.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Robin_Masters", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Robin_Masters", "text": "Robin Masters\n\"There is one woman in the class. A person of great drive, beauty, and excellent marksmanship.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nRobin Masters was an agent of the FBI who attended the FBI Academy with Dale Cooper. She was the first woman to be honored as a valedictorian at the academy.\nBiography\nAt the academy, Masters was partnered with Dale Cooper during a simulation of a hostage situation on September 26, 1977. During the exercise, Cooper made a mistake that would have cost Masters her life had it not been a simulation. Masters later joined Cooper in the academy's hall of honor as he reflected on the failed training exercise.\nMasters was given valedictorian honors at hers and Cooper's graduation, the first woman to do so. Cooper noted that she was given the honor instead of him because of \"her masterful use of the machine gun.\"\nFollowing graduation, Masters was assigned to San Francisco to work in drug interdiction. Before she departed, she and Cooper went to a shooting range together and shared a kiss.\nBy May 1986, Masters was assigned to the white collar crime division. That month, Cooper visited San Francisco and the two visited another shooting range."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Rockin%27_Back_Inside_My_Heart.json b/data/input_docs/Rockin%27_Back_Inside_My_Heart.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..61c193e127ce7db2aaa382682050a9c81e2ed81d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Rockin%27_Back_Inside_My_Heart.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Rockin%27_Back_Inside_My_Heart", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Rockin%27_Back_Inside_My_Heart", "text": "Rockin' Back Inside My Heart\n\"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart\" is a song by Julee Cruise. The music was written by Angelo Badalamenti, with the lyrics written by David Lynch.\nCruise performed the song as the Roadhouse Singer in Episode 14 of Twin Peaks.\nThe song was released on Cruise's album Floating Into The Night and was also issued as a single."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Rodney_Mitchum.json b/data/input_docs/Rodney_Mitchum.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1088ed092174a65906821499e3b9745b6102c62b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Rodney_Mitchum.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Rodney_Mitchum", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Rodney_Mitchum", "text": "Rodney Mitchum\nRodney Mitchum, along with his brother, Bradley, owned the Silver Mustang Casino.\nBiography\nRodney and Bradley were raised in an orphanage.\nAfter a man won a total of $425,000 at the Silver Mustang, Rodney and Bradley went to the casino to punish Burns, the casino supervisor. After Rodney beat up Burns, he fired him and replaced him with the pit boss, Warrick.\nLater, as Rodney did paperwork, Candie smacked him in the face with a television remote as she tried to swat a fly, causing her to become hysterical as Bradley came to see what had happened. They later watched the news, seeing that Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler had been arrested after trying to kill \"Dougie Jones,\" the man who had won at the casino.\nAnthony Sinclair later came to see the brothers, telling them that Jones was trying to prevent them from their insurance claim on a hotel they owned, which burned down due to arson.\nThe following afternoon, Bradley told Rodney about a dream he had the previous night about their meeting with Jones. While waiting for the meeting, Bradley said the cut Rodney received from Candy had been healed, so he ripped it off of Rodney's face. Upon seeing Jones carrying a box, Bradley took him aside, telling him that if there was a cherry pie inside, they could not kill him. A pie was indeed found in the box and a $30 million check for the brothers was in Jones' pocket. The brothers then decided to take Dougie 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.\nRodney 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 Rod 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 that he needed to get to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. The brothers expressed doubts about willingly visiting a law enforcement office, but Cooper assured them that he could vouch for the fact that they both had \"hearts of gold.\"\nAfter arriving at the sheriff's station in Twin Peaks, Rodney and his brother witnessed BOB being removed from the body of Cooper's doppelganger and shattered into pieces by Freddie Sykes, an event which he remarked as \"one for the grandkids.\"\nBehind the scenes\nThe scene in which Candie smacks Rod in the face with a television remote as she tries to swat a fly was unscripted and a byproduct of an actual on-set accident. A light on the set fell and hit Robert Knepper right below his eye on his cheekbone, and David Lynch devised the scene between Candie and Rod to explain the cut on his face."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roger.json b/data/input_docs/Roger.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8a6bf85fd41e0528a32ae01b822c589a7154cc2d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roger.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roger", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roger", "text": "Roger\nYou may be looking for Roger Hardy.\nRoger was an employee of Duncan Todd.\nBiography\nRoger entered Duncan Todd's office and was given a payment and an order to tell \"her\" that she had the job. Roger then asked Todd why he let \"him\" make him do these things. Todd told him to not allow someone like \"him\" into his life.\nTodd later told Roger to learn the whereabouts of Anthony Sinclair, but they were both immediately killed by Chantal Hutchens."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roger_Hardy.json b/data/input_docs/Roger_Hardy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..14f3026f9246dc99631b5a4ba48357d08113daf9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roger_Hardy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roger_Hardy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roger_Hardy", "text": "Roger Hardy\nRoger Hardy was an FBI agent working for Internal Affairs who temporarily suspended Dale Cooper from the bureau.\nBiography\n\nCooper's Suspension from the FBI\nIn March 1989, Hardy entered the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station with RCMP Officer Preston King to inform Special Agent Dale Cooper of his suspension from the FBI.\nHe questioned Cooper's activity in Canada, specifically the rescue of Audrey Horne and Cooper's motives behind this operation and the deaths that occurred within proximity of his visits to One Eyed Jacks. He said that the DEA would be investigating due to the links to a drug operation and asked for Cooper's badge and gun. After Cooper left, Hardy requested Sheriff Harry S. Truman's cooperation, but the sheriff said that he was completely on Agent Cooper's side.\nThe next day, Hardy questioned Cooper's defense, but the suspended agent had none, insisting that he was innocent and willing to appear in court if necessary. Hardy suggested he support himself, but Cooper was unflappable. Roger told him that the next step of the case would be determined by the Canadian government and the DEA.\n \nHardy went to the Double R Diner and ordered a slice of pie, commenting to the owner, Norma Jennings, that he had been quite looking forward to the pie.\nBehind the scenes\nHardy was played by Clarence Williams III, best known for his role as Linc Hayes in the television series The Mod Squad, in which Peggy Lipton also starred. The scene he and Norma Jennings share was likely an intentional The Mod Squad reunion."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roger_Kahn.json b/data/input_docs/Roger_Kahn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fca46c177bd592334eccb88a38694e89775f9959 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roger_Kahn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roger_Kahn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roger_Kahn", "text": "Roger Kahn\nRoger Kahn was the author of The Boys of Summer.\nBehind the scenes\nRoger Kahn (October 31, 1927 \u2013 February 6, 2020) was an American author, best known for The Boys of Summer."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roger_Lynch.json b/data/input_docs/Roger_Lynch.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b06a28f76dfa912a18a5354d3284ea2f89e02980 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roger_Lynch.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roger_Lynch", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roger_Lynch", "text": "Roger Lynch\nRoger Lynch was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 990 Tanner Road and his phone number was 555-0001."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Roice_Foley.json b/data/input_docs/Roice_Foley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..67954469cc07e7a15397795c3efc996be0921798 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Roice_Foley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Roice_Foley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Roice_Foley", "text": "Roice Foley\nRoice Foley was a meteorological expert and savant who reported that the greatest snowfall recorded in North American history occurred at the Washington Rainer Paradise Ranger Station from February 1971 to February 1972."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ronette_Pulaski.json b/data/input_docs/Ronette_Pulaski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..96847bfd6740625ad069373d624aaef767d7a59d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ronette_Pulaski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ronette_Pulaski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ronette_Pulaski", "text": "Ronette Pulaski\n\"This girl doesn't even know where she is. Or if she is.\"\n \u2015Dr. Louise Shelvy\nRonette Pulaski was a student at Twin Peaks High School and a partying companion of the late Laura Palmer, with whom she worked as a prostitute at the brothel One Eyed Jacks.\nIn February 1989, Ronette was abducted along with Laura and witnessed her friend's brutal murder at an abandoned train car in the nearby woods. She was found wandering, dazed and catatonic, along a rail bridge the following morning, and soon lapsed into a coma. By crossing the state border between Washington and Idaho, Ronette invadvertently caused Laura's murder to become a federal case, prompting the arrival of FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nBiography\n\nProstitution\nIn February 1988, Ronette and Laura sat in a motel room when Teresa Banks came in with money from a man who chickened out of his planned foursome with them. Teresa was murdered soon after.\nA year later at The Power and the Glory at the American-Canadian border, Ronette found Laura. Jacques Renault came to them and they talked about Teresa. He also invited the girls up to his cabin later in the week.\nLaura and Ronette then sat in a booth, receiving oral sex from Buck until Ronette pointed out Donna Hayward, who was topless with Laura's shirt tied around her waist. This caused Laura to become upset and charge at Donna.\nAbduction and hospitalization\nOn the night of February 23, Ronette, Jacques, and Leo Johnson met near a cabin, where they engaged in sex and cocaine. Ronette tried to stop Jacques from tying Laura up, but Leo pulled her back.\n \nJacques and Leo then left, and Ronette and Laura were taken to a train car by a long-haired man and Laura was killed. Ronette barely escaped thanks to the help of the One-Armed Man, and she saw an Angel in the car train.\nRonette was reported missing the following day and she was found in a daze, bloody and dirty while crossing a bridge.\nShe was later visited in the hospital by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman. The doctor told them she had been raped and was unresponsive. When Cooper checked her fingernails, she began saying \"don't go there.\"\n \nThe sheriff's department later found a picture of Ronette in an issue of Flesh World.\nJust over a week later, Ronette remained at the hospital, laying in her bed, moaning. She lifted her arms and thrashed around, having a flashback to the night Laura died, with the long-haired man killing her.\nThe next day, she laid in her bed, awake, as Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman arrived. Cooper showed her a sketch of Leo Johnson, but she did not recognize him as the man who tried to kill her. The agent then showed her a sketch of the long-haired man, which caused her to thrash around again and say \"train\" repeatedly.\n \nThe following day, Ronette tried to resist as she was taken to her hospital bed and sedated so Cooper could extract a small piece of paper containing the letter 'B' from under her left ring fingernail.\nWeeks later, after her release from the hospital, Ronette was brought to the sheriff's station, where Agent Cooper had her smell a jar of oil, which frightened her, as she recognized the smell from the night Laura was killed.\nAnother 1989\nOn the night of February 23, Ronette waited for Laura Palmer with Leo Johnson and Jacques Renault off Sparkwood Road, but the other girl never showed up. The three went to Jacques' cabin in the woods. Later that night, Ronette was kidnapped; she was found the next morning in a dazed state, having wandered along a rail bridge into Idaho. Over twenty-five years later she was contacted by FBI Agent Tammy Preston regarding Laura's supposed murder, but after thinking about it with some confusion recalled the events as Laura simply disappearing.\nBehind the scenes\nRonette was played by Phoebe Augustine, who also appeared in Part 3 of the 2017 revival as \"American Girl.\" It is unclear if the American girl is intended to be Ronette or if she is a new, separate character. \nRonette's name in the pilot's original script was Sharon.\nHer name in The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is spelled as \"Ronnette Pulaski.\" Though only briefly hinted at in the show and film, Laura writes in her diary about being attracted to Ronette, and later reportedly having a sexual experience.\nTrivia\nIn the rule book for Twin Peaks Murder Mystery Game, it is erroneously stated that Ronette is 21 years old and a therapist."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Route_21.json b/data/input_docs/Route_21.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..879019c7aa99fbfb70f59f0b5ba5ae2c5e94a465 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Route_21.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Route_21", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Route_21", "text": "Route 21\nRoute 21 was a route in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nBijou Opera House\nCounty Museum \nHeaders By Hed (755 Route 21)\nHistoric buildings that are now demolished\nOld Opera House"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ruby.json b/data/input_docs/Ruby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..571b0b209ff5b2d04f7a3514e76549bafeaeb00e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ruby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ruby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ruby", "text": "Ruby\nRuby was a patron at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nWhile The Veils performed on stage, Ruby sat alone at a booth while two heavyset men approached. She said she was waiting for someone, but they wordlessly lifted her out of her seat and onto the floor. Ruby slowly began crawling into the nearby crowd of people, growing distraught. As the band finished playing, she began screaming uncontrollably."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Run_Silent,_Run_Drapes.json b/data/input_docs/Run_Silent,_Run_Drapes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..306bc1a60d8c0af29b9e16d4afee5a795f3c225c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Run_Silent,_Run_Drapes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Run_Silent,_Run_Drapes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Run_Silent,_Run_Drapes", "text": "Run Silent, Run Drapes\nRun Silent, Run Drapes was a drapery store in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOwned by Nadine Hurley, the shop sold silent drapes, presumably constructed with the method accidentally discovered by her husband years prior.\nWhile running books in the back office of the store, Nadine discovered online \"Dr. Amp's\" nightly rants, a podcast hosted by her former therapist Lawrence Jacoby. She was hooked immediately and embraced the entire Dr. Amp lifestyle; she religiously followed the podcast in her office every night.\nBy late 2016, Nadine had bought herself a mail-order golden shovel, and a few more for people on her Christmas list, and installed one of the shovels like a holy relic in the display window of her drapery store. While driving by Run Silent, Run Drapes on one of his weekly nocturnal supply runs, Dr. Jacoby saw the spotlight golden shovel Nadine had proudly hanged in her store window and stopped by to visit his former client. She expressed her admiration for his program and he recounted the last time he had seen her seven years prior at a supermarket during a storm. The two shared a flirtatious glance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Russ.json b/data/input_docs/Russ.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e99707d18594cf8ec6aa479356e6c03b3d3e6836 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Russ.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Russ", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Russ", "text": "Russ\nRuss was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington and Carrie's partner.\nWhile Russ, Carrie, 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/Russel_Malone.json b/data/input_docs/Russel_Malone.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f326d2d50ee30d496c20c1574c46bbb082310aed --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Russel_Malone.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Russel_Malone", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Russel_Malone", "text": "Russel Malone\nRussel Malone was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8283 Sparkwood Road and his phone number was 555-2833."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Rusty.json b/data/input_docs/Rusty.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c67840a0f74728807544f95df1f2d054201a5c62 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Rusty.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Rusty", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Rusty", "text": "Rusty\nRusty was a Boy Scout in May 1927.\nPursuing a merit badge, Rusty, Andrew Packard, and Theo went hiking to Glastonbury Grove with scoutmaster Dwayne Milford. Upon reaching the destination, Rusty became lightheaded and a storm approached, prompting the scouts to return to camp."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Rusty_Krieger.json b/data/input_docs/Rusty_Krieger.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2ce133434c046bceb797f5e308b5a609103394b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Rusty_Krieger.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Rusty_Krieger", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Rusty_Krieger", "text": "Rusty Krieger\nRusty Krieger was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 2882 Maple Avenue and his phone number was 555-0909."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Rusty_Tomasky.json b/data/input_docs/Rusty_Tomasky.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cc39f711b53f70e2f1fcdc533a07cf4660ff2118 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Rusty_Tomasky.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Rusty_Tomasky", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Rusty_Tomasky", "text": "Rusty Tomasky\nRusty Tomasky was a youth murdered by Windom Earle.\nBiography\nTomasky was passing through Twin Peaks in March 1989, while on his way to a gig with his band. He met Windom Earle, who took him to a cabin, promising him beer and a party.\nRusty listened to Windom Earle's story about a good place called the White Lodge and an evil place called the Black Lodge. However, he became restless, wanting the beer and party that he had been promised. Earle dismissed his worries by asking for his patience.\nLater, Earle called for a celebration. However, Rusty was stuck inside of a chess pawn structure, so he drank beer poured directly into his mouth by Leo Johnson. He asked how he would get out of the pawn, to which Earle responded that he would not, then got out a crossbow. He had a reluctant Leo fetch him an arrow and Earle then fired the arrow into Rusty, killing him.\n \nLater in the evening, Rusty's body was found by the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department in a gazebo at the park.\nBehind the scenes\nRusty was listed in the credits as Heavy Metal Youth and was portrayed by actor, director, and writer Ted Raimi, most famous for his involvement in the Evil Dead comedy-horror series."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ruth_Davenport.json b/data/input_docs/Ruth_Davenport.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2e10a64853628f388a7f555e478eafcdd2f163aa --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ruth_Davenport.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ruth_Davenport", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ruth_Davenport", "text": "Ruth Davenport\nRuth Davenport was a librarian who lived in Buckhorn, South Dakota. She was found murdered in her apartment, along with the headless corpse of the presumed-dead Major Garland Briggs. Davenport's lover and partner in amateur paranormal studies, William Hastings, was arrested for her murder.\nBiography\n\nBefore her death\nRuth lived at 1349 Arrowhead Road next door to Marjorie Green, who had a spare set of keys to the apartment to water Ruth's plants whenever she was away.\nRuth was having an affair with a married high school principal, William Hastings. With Hastings and Heinrich Viegel, she also contributed to a blog documenting alternate dimensions and paranormal phenomena. Ruth was skilled at accessing hidden or classified information.\nThe zone\nOn or around September 19, Hastings and Davenport visited the property at 2240 Sycamore and traveled to another reality, which Hastings called \"the zone.\" They encountered a man there, \"the Major\" (later identified as Garland Briggs), who said he had been \"hibernating\" and needed to travel somewhere else to remain safe. The Major asked them to access a secure military database and bring him a set of coordinates, which they did. Hastings' secretary Betty was also privy to these coordinates, which Ruth wrote on her hand.\nWhen they returned around September 22, they gave him the coordinates, whereupon the Major floated into the air, saying \"Cooper. Cooper.\" His head then disappeared. Several other people in that place then attacked Hastings, grabbing him by the neck and demanding to know the name of his wife, Phyllis. William then woke up at home. When questioned, he would later claim he had had an uneventful staff evaluation meeting at school that evening and had driven Betty home afterward, though he did remember having a terrible nightmare about being at Ruth's apartment that night.\nPost-mortem\nRuth's naked, decapitated body was left in a field near the portal, while her severed head was placed in her bed atop the decapitated body of Major Briggs. The grisly scene was discovered a few days later, when Ruth's neighbor Marjorie called the police to report the smell coming from next door.\nHer body was discovered by Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield the following week. Albert photographed the smudged coordinates that were indeed written on her arm, which pointed to a location near Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nMary Stofle portrayed Davenport's body on set, complete with prosthetics, but her appearances were altered by computer-generated effects for the final episodes."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ruth_Whiteside.json b/data/input_docs/Ruth_Whiteside.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..81f463349f89f4017fa09349506f0b1a0a47ebf7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ruth_Whiteside.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ruth_Whiteside", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ruth_Whiteside", "text": "Ruth Whiteside\nRuth Whiteside was the mother of Jack Parsons.\nUpon learning of her son's death, Ruth took a fatal dose of pills.\nBehind the scenes\nRuth Virginia Whiteside (c. 1891 \u2013 June 17, 1952) was the mother of Jack Parsons.\nUpon hearing of her son's death, she committed suicide by overdosing on barbiturates."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/S.W._Reynolds.json b/data/input_docs/S.W._Reynolds.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2c176bc7a2477e4b768700c5468d0cc5d7361875 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/S.W._Reynolds.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "S.W._Reynolds", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/S.W._Reynolds", "text": "S.W. Reynolds\nS.W. Reynolds was a Special Agent of the FBI who served as a liaison to the United States Air Force.\nReynolds attended the first meeting of Project Sign on December 9, 1947."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/S._Kara_Welsh.json b/data/input_docs/S._Kara_Welsh.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c973ade11f4a43c02412409d52f38b25da5ba64e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/S._Kara_Welsh.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "S._Kara_Welsh", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/S._Kara_Welsh", "text": "S. Kara Welsh\nS. Kara Welsh was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 3976 Douglas Street and her phone number was 555-9829."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sacagawea.json b/data/input_docs/Sacagawea.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..412a96929e5d52b42dd579e57d0fdd5a16b6e6b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sacagawea.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sacagawea", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sacagawea", "text": "Sacagawea\nSacagawea was a Shoshone woman who accompanied the Corps of Discovery, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.\nIn September 1805, the Nez Perce Chief Twisted Hair showed a ring to Lewis. When Lewis sought more information about the ring, Twisted Hair pointed to the symbol on it while saying something Sacagawea could only interpret as references to an owl and the \"spirit world\" the tribe worshipped.\nBehind the scenes\nSacagawea (May 1788 \u2013 December 20, 1812) was a Lemhi Shoshone woman who accompanied Lewis and Clark from North Dakota to the Pacific Ocean."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sally.json b/data/input_docs/Sally.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..610e36ba51dd6fdc2c16439dc0605d856c9b891c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sally.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sally", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sally", "text": "Sally\nSally was an employee at the FBI offices in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.\nAfter winning a guessing game with Diane Evans, Dale Cooper requested Diane to get fresh-ground coffee from Sally as part of his reward."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sally_Peters.json b/data/input_docs/Sally_Peters.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..86db3efc8a73730fa502c76e1098ea3b3c9bd1b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sally_Peters.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sally_Peters", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sally_Peters", "text": "Sally Peters\nSally Peters was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 2878 Hayward Street and her phone number was 555-3988."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sam_Colby.json b/data/input_docs/Sam_Colby.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a62cd6ba8b774f74cc66bc2ffe442bbfab432a87 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sam_Colby.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sam_Colby", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sam_Colby", "text": "Sam Colby\nSam Colby was a young man who was hired in New York City to watch a mysterious glass box.\nBiography\nSam took the job of watching a glass box to help pay for school, and at some point, he became well-acquainted with Tracey Barberato. One evening, he was at work, watching the box and after changing the SD card in a camera that filmed the box, he got a delivery of coffee from Tracey. She asked to go back into the room with him, but with a security guard present, he told her she could not. When he went back in, he caught her trying to look over his shoulder as he entered the door code on a keypad.\nHe received another delivery from her not long after, and this time, the security guard was not anywhere to be seen, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. After a few moments of watching the box and drinking their coffee, they began to make out. As they began to engage in sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box and broke through to relentlessly slaughter them."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sam_Grossman.json b/data/input_docs/Sam_Grossman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..400ecc9d1ce6c416e51e14a337d8eda179464c89 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sam_Grossman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sam_Grossman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sam_Grossman", "text": "Sam Grossman\nSam Grossman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 9272 Thrasher Avenue and his phone number was 555-2763."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sam_Herd.json b/data/input_docs/Sam_Herd.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..20bf298361a3c5c09fea2553ad17262295d73370 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sam_Herd.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sam_Herd", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sam_Herd", "text": "Sam Herd\nSam Herd 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/Sam_Miller.json b/data/input_docs/Sam_Miller.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..95bd800e2f528ecac6d7b4fd80f562007f488b1b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sam_Miller.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sam_Miller", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sam_Miller", "text": "Sam Miller\nSam Miller 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/Sam_Stanley.json b/data/input_docs/Sam_Stanley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4467921b432dd1b4181144536ecd9e90cd383cf7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sam_Stanley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sam_Stanley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sam_Stanley", "text": "Sam Stanley\n\"You know, Agent Desmond, I estimate this whole office \u2013 furniture included \u2013 is worth about twenty-seven thousand dollars.\"\nSam Stanley was an FBI forensic pathologist assigned, along with Special Agent Chester Desmond, to investigate the murder of Teresa Banks in Deer Meadow, Washington.\nBiography\nStanley gained repute for helping to solve the Whiteman case using a special device he owned, which helped the investigators find crucial wood splinters.\nMurder of Teresa Banks\nIn February 1988, Stanley was assigned by Gordon Cole to assist in the investigation of Teresa Banks' murder, which Cole deemed relevant to the Blue Rose Task Force. Upon Desmond's arrival at the airport in Portland, Cole introduced him to Stanley, before the three watched an interpretive dance by Lil. Afterward, Cole bid them farewell, telling Stanley to stay close to Chet's side.\nOn the drive to Deer Meadow, Sam asked about Lil's dance, and Chet explained that it was a code for important facts about the case. 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 were 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 Chet could not tell Sam about.\nThey went to the Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department, where Deputy Cliff Howard refused entry to Sheriff Cable's office, he and the secretary taking pleasure in stalling the investigation. Desmond became restless and forced his way past the deputy and into the sheriff's office, retrieving all available information on Teresa Banks.\n \nOn their way out to the morgue, Stanley told Desmond that he had determined the Deer Meadow sheriff's station to be worth $27,000 with furniture included. They examined Teresa's body and found that the cause of death was likely repeated blows to the head from a blunt object. She was also missing a ring. Under a fingernail, Stanley found a small piece of paper with the letter 'T' on it.\nStanley and Desmond left the morgue at Deer Meadow at 3:30 AM. He asked where they would sleep, and Desmond said that they were going to get something to eat first. Stanley commented that Desmond has his own modus operandi. At Hap's Diner, where Teresa worked, they talked to a man named Jack and ask 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 the waitress Irene for further information. They went inside and asked Irene about Teresa and she told them that the girl was often late and Irene believed she had a cocaine problem and called her death \"a freak accident.\" When Desmond asked Irene if she does drugs, she said she did not do any drugs. Stanley responded that nicotine and caffeine are drugs. Chet asked Sam what time it was, causing him to accidentally pour coffee on himself. Irene then told them that Teresa's left arm went numb for three days before her death. Sam suggested they take the body back to Portland for more work.\nThey left the diner later in the morning. Chet told Sam that they should see the sun rise at Fat Trout Trailer Park, where Teresa had lived. Sam first believed this statement to be some code, but Desmond told him that was what he literally meant. As they got into Desmond's car, they saw Irene leave.\nAt the trailer park, they approached the trailer belonging to the owner, Carl Rodd, who was very grumpy as they had knocked on his door before 9:00, despite instructions on the door to not do so. Carl took them to Teresa's trailer, where they found a photo of Teresa wearing a ring. Carl brought them strong cups of coffee just before an old woman came to the trailer and left when Desmond asked if she knew Teresa.\nStanley and Desmond returned to the Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department to retrieve the body. After Sheriff Cable refused to comply, he challenged Desmond to a fight, which Stanley watched. Desmond managed to overpower the sheriff.\nSam transported the body to Portland while Chet went back to the trailer park for one more look - for the Blue Rose. However, this was the last time the men saw each other, as Desmond disappeared at the trailer park.\n \nSpecial Agent Dale Cooper later met with Stanley at his apartment to gain some insight on Desmond's disappearance. Stanley mentioned the blue rose, which Desmond would not explain to him, but Cooper replied that he would not be explaining it to him either. He then showed Cooper the letter \"T\" they had found under Banks' fingernail. Sam shook Cooper's hand and asked him to remember him if he ever needed assistance on a case.\nStanley may be the \"Sam\" to whom Cooper refers in the pilot episode, when he asks that Diane consult Albert Rosenfield instead of him.\nLater life\nFollowing the Banks investigation, Stanley suffered a personal breakdown, possibly related to alcoholism. He was placed on administrative leave and, as of late 2016, had not returned to active duty."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samantha.json b/data/input_docs/Samantha.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2f6be331f255ee388d94fb686599194c4e7d33d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samantha.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samantha", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samantha", "text": "Samantha\n\"Samantha, bring in a fly swatter! There's a bug in my office!\"\n \u2015Benjamin Horne\nSamantha was Benjamin Horne's secretary in March 1989.\nBiography\nSamantha informed the impatient Bobby Briggs that Horne was not expecting him and proposed they set up a meeting for the next month. However, Bobby insisted that Samantha tell Horne that the meeting was about a tape Horne received in the mail recently.\nLater, after Bobby was allowed into the office by Audrey Horne, Samantha was asked by Benjamin to send security to retrieve Bobby."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samantha_Hayden.json b/data/input_docs/Samantha_Hayden.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6718f0560cce8b909c4728885599ae916a103d5c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samantha_Hayden.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samantha_Hayden", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samantha_Hayden", "text": "Samantha Hayden\nSamantha Hayden was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 389 Woods Lane and her phone number was 555-3878."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samson_Lanterman.json b/data/input_docs/Samson_Lanterman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..664845f546cdef54ac8ad1c9c834850e485c53af --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samson_Lanterman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samson_Lanterman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samson_Lanterman", "text": "Samson Lanterman\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?\"\n \u2015Margaret Lanterman\nSamson \"Sam\" Lanterman was a lumberjack and volunteer fire chief who was the husband of Margaret Lanterman.\nBiography\nSam was a third-generation woodsman and the eldest of five brothers. At one time, he was the Packard Sawmill's youngest lumberjack in its history. By the age of fifteen, he competed in lumberjack competitions.\nOne spring, Lanterman went to Haw's Lumber Yard to drop off lumber he and one of his brothers salvaged from a barn. Seeing Margaret Coulson load up a truck with two-by-sixes for a cabin she was building and offered his assistance. The pair were immediately smitten with each other and began dating. Exactly a year after they met, Sam prposed to Margaret near Glastonbury Grove. She accepted and they set their wedding date for a year after that.\nSam and Margaret were married in a small ceremony at the Chapel-in-the-Woods, with Sam's family and close friends in attendance. A thunderstorm brewed during the ceremony and an alarm sounded during the reception, alerting the town to a forest fire started by a bolt of lightning. Sam hurriedly left his reception to help put out the fire alongside his father and brothers.\nWhile fighting the fire, a gust of wind fatally pushed Sam off of a ridge and into a burning ravine. Sarah Palmer would later recall to her daughter that Sam instead tripped over a root and fell face-first onto hot coals, burning to death. The blaze's only casualty, his body was later recovered and buried by Margaret two days later behind the cabin they had been building for six months."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samual_Dorst.json b/data/input_docs/Samual_Dorst.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4909e820b6c9a54d1c887106ee55d93505856d4d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samual_Dorst.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samual_Dorst", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samual_Dorst", "text": "Samual Dorst\nSamual Dorst was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 38976 Tree Top Lane and his phone number was 555-1744."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samuel_Diefenderfer.json b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Diefenderfer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b7f3989988ba04238d612ec140a75b8f8952414d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Diefenderfer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samuel_Diefenderfer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samuel_Diefenderfer", "text": "Samuel Diefenderfer\n\"\"Be-bop-a-lula, she's my baby\", Married Mary Witherspoon and disappeared.\"\nSamuel Diefenderfer was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 82."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samuel_Durham.json b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Durham.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..06a673404db358069365ba2e11c7d9150ede84eb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Durham.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samuel_Durham", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samuel_Durham", "text": "Samuel Durham\nSamuel Durham was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 287 Snow Street and his phone number was 555-0027."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samuel_Markowitz.json b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Markowitz.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..447929305a8f08a17a1acb5d5baf7f0f1c406bea --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Markowitz.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samuel_Markowitz", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samuel_Markowitz", "text": "Samuel Markowitz\nSamuel Markowitz was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 273 Cedar Street and his phone number was 555-2876."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Samuel_Thorisdottir.json b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Thorisdottir.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0a402893151bd8372b33f5a95b61e8ddb180b47d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Samuel_Thorisdottir.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Samuel_Thorisdottir", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Samuel_Thorisdottir", "text": "Samuel Thorisdottir\nSamuel Thorisdottir was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 46 Timber Lane and his phone number was 555-2765."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sandra_LaPook.json b/data/input_docs/Sandra_LaPook.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..06ae1c69eae43e7c673ff65d52b69e6b3ae107c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sandra_LaPook.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sandra_LaPook", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sandra_LaPook", "text": "Sandra LaPook\nSandra LaPook was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 2112 Iger Avenue and her phone number was 555-9927."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sandy_Peters.json b/data/input_docs/Sandy_Peters.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6efb4245f3183b385d56b0ba74733006111b7f35 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sandy_Peters.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sandy_Peters", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sandy_Peters", "text": "Sandy Peters\nSandy Peters was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 705 Cedar Street and her phone number was 555-5368."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sandy_Saltzman.json b/data/input_docs/Sandy_Saltzman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d327fbee86ac3ed1e29b372755490cd0a4abbc7c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sandy_Saltzman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sandy_Saltzman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sandy_Saltzman", "text": "Sandy Saltzman\nSandy Saltzman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 6277 Maple Avenue and her phone number was 555-2887."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sara_Rathborne.json b/data/input_docs/Sara_Rathborne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3ff685572247f088a7e04357f12d91bb02fa4a78 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sara_Rathborne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sara_Rathborne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sara_Rathborne", "text": "Sara Rathborne\nSara Rathborne was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 632 Enthwhistle Street and her phone number was 555-9176."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sarah_Bernhardt.json b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Bernhardt.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..105ded1ab52bbe6aa706eae05225fde61b0e11d2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Bernhardt.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sarah_Bernhardt", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sarah_Bernhardt", "text": "Sarah Bernhardt\nSarah Bernhardt was an actress who performed in Camille in 1882, the first production staged at the Twin Peaks, Washington Opera House.\nBernhardt was involved in an accident that cost her a leg, which was replaced by a wooden one. While in Twin Peaks, the prosthetic was damaged on the shore of Black Lake. James Packard fashioned a replacement leg out of wood from a Douglas fir.\nBehind the scenes\nSaah Bernhardt (October 22 or 23, 1844 \u2013 March 26, 1923) was a French stage actress who performed in several popular French plays during the late 19th century and early 20th century."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sarah_Palmer.json b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Palmer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7698b2d893770fd49cfe7d862dacafd1796932b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Palmer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sarah_Palmer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sarah_Palmer", "text": "Sarah Palmer\n\"...I can still make a happy face! When I go to get my hair done, or to the grocery store... I mean, no one really knows what I'm thinking. Uh, or cares, that's the thing. Inside, it's... one thing. Then there's... step aside... separate.\"\n \u2015Sarah Palmer, 2014\nSarah Judith Palmer (n\u00e9e Novack) was the wife of Leland Palmer and mother of Laura Palmer, the latter of whom was found murdered. Both Sarah and her husband suffered from psychological problems following Laura's death. She also seemingly had some paranormal powers and she was known to, on some occasions, predict the future or see people that no one else could see.\nBiography\n\nChildhood\nSarah Novack was born on March 3, 1943 in Bellevue, Washington. In summer of that year, her father, a Department of Defense employee, moved the family to Los Alamos, New Mexico to work in a subcontractor role on the Manhattan Project. They lived in a suburb outside the town proper built for workers involved in the program.\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, Sarah's parents found her unconscious and unresponsive in her bedroom and rushed her to the hospital. She awoke in the backseat en route, with no memory of what had happened to her. As reported in a local newspaper, Sarah was one of more than a dozen people in the region who experienced medical distress that evening, apparently connected to a hijacked radio broadcast from the KPJK station, where two people had been found murdered. However, attending physicians found nothing physically wrong with her.\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier strongly implies that Sarah is in fact the girl portrayed by Tikaeni Faircrest in \"Part 8,\" credited only as \"Girl (1956).\"\nSarah had at least one niece, Maddy Ferguson, who was Beth's daughter.\nIt is not stated if Beth is Sarah's sister or sister-in-law.\nAdulthood\nSarah attended the University of Washington, majoring in political science. While at school she met Leland Palmer, whom she married in 1968. They had one child, a daughter named Laura, born in 1971.\nShe and Leland organized the Twin Peaks Timber Players in 1974, which annually held three summer performances staged at Twin Peaks High School.\nLaura's final days\nSarah came home from the grocery store one day in mid-February 1989, a cigarette dangling out of her mouth, which she had Laura take from her. Laura asked for the car, as she had forgotten her books, and almost took the cigarette with her, but Sarah advised that she would never become a smoker if she did not start.\nLater, Laura returned home, Sarah discovering that she was lying since she found the books in her room while searching for a sweater Laura borrowed from her. Laura told her that she had been with her boyfriend Bobby. This frustrated Sarah, as she wished for her daughter to always tell her the truth.\nIn the dining room, Leland came in, loudly declaring that he was hungry. He then taught Sarah and Laura how to introduce themselves in Norwegian.\nAt dinner the following evening, Leland frightened Laura as he examined her allegedly dirty hands and a heart necklace she wore. Sarah begged Leland to stop. While getting ready for bed that night, Leland began to cry.\nDuring breakfast the next morning, Leland came through the dining room on his way out the door to remind Sarah and Laura that it was Johnny Horne's birthday.\nLater, she asked Laura if she had seen her blue sweater, which Laura pointed out that Sarah was wearing. Sarah began to sob, believing that she was having a mental breakdown.\nThat evening, she was drugged with a glass of milk by her husband. She awoke to see a white horse standing in her bedroom.\nAt breakfast the next morning, Laura did not eat much and did not wish to speak with her parents. She left the dining room and Leland followed while Sarah lit a cigarette.\nLaura then told her mother at dinner that she hated asparagus. Leland was at work late and Laura asked to go to Bobby's to do homework.\nIn the evening, Laura passed through the living room after coming home from Bobby's, telling her mother goodnight.\nLaura's murder\n \nSarah stood in her kitchen the next morning, February 24, 1989. She impatiently called for her daughter to wake up, but received no answer. After searching for Laura, she could not find her anywhere in the house. She called the Briggs household and the phone was picked up by Bobby's mother, Betty. Sarah asked if Laura was perhaps with Bobby, but Mrs. Briggs was unsure, as she said Bobby had left to go running before football practice. Sarah also wondered if, perhaps, Laura left with Leland earlier in the morning. Sarah hung up and called the school after Betty agreed that this could be the case. The football coach told her that Bobby had yet to show up for practice and that he had been late every day of the week. Sarah then hung up and called the Great Northern Hotel, where her husband was. She got a hold of him and he said Laura was not with him. She became more worried and said Laura would have left a note if she was with Bobby. Leland then said, \"Sheriff Truman,\" leading her to worry even more. Sarah's suspicion was confirmed when Leland dropped the phone. Their daughter was dead.\nMrs. Palmer became hysterical in the hours following the confirmation of her daughter's death. Doctor Will Hayward sedated her so she could calmly answer questions from Sheriff Truman regarding Laura. She said she had last seen her around 9:00 the night before after coming home from Bobby's house, then Laura went upstairs. Sarah then heard footsteps on the upper floor, which Truman confirmed to be Leland and Deputy Hawk. She then said that her last words to her daughter were \"goodnight, sweetheart\" and that she heard her phone ring once, but did not know who it was.\n \nLater in the evening, she was awoken by a vision of a gloved hand digging up half of Laura's heart-shaped necklace.\nThe next day, she sat on the couch when Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward came to the Palmer home. Donna came and sat next to her and tried to comfort her. Sarah then thought Donna was Laura and hugs her, but had a vision of a man with long, gray hair and began screaming.\nThe following day, upon hearing her husband crying and screaming with a picture of Laura, Sarah came in to try and stop him, but he said that they must Dance for Laura. They broke the picture frame and as Leland rubbed his blood on the photo, she asked with frustration what was going on in their house.\nSarah attends Laura's funeral the next day, where Leland broke down and jumped onto the casket. Also attending was Sarah's niece, Maddy Ferguson, who was nearly identical in appearance to Laura and had come from Missoula, Montana to attend the funeral.\nThe next day, she described to Deputy Andy Brennan the man she saw in her vision as the deputy made a sketch of him. Leland then came in and reminded her of the vision she had of the gloved hand digging up Laura's necklace.\nA few days later, she talked with Maddy in her living room and asked about Maddy's mother. Maddy began to tell her about a dream she had but was interrupted by Leland, who entered with his hair having turned completely white.\nIn the evening, Sarah joined Leland, Maddy, and the Haywards to hear Gersten Hayward play the piano and Harriet Hayward recite a poem she wrote about Laura.\nDays later, Sarah attended her husband's hearing for the murder of Jacques Renault. Prosecutor Daryl Lodwick proposed, on behalf of the state, that Leland be denied bail due to his mental state and the apparent premeditation of the crime. Sheriff Truman spoke for the defense, which ultimately caused Leland to be released on bail until his trial.\nA couple of mornings later, Maddy told Sarah and Leland that she would be returning home to Missoula.\nShe later crawled down the stairs at her home, calling for Leland, and she once again saw a white horse, this time in the living room.\nSarah called her husband upstairs the next day when Donna and James Hurley came to say goodbye to Maddy, who had already apparently left. She also reminded him to sign them up for the \"Glenn Miller Night\" at the club.\nAftermath\nThree days after Leland was arrested for Laura and Maddy's murder, then died in custody, Dr. Hayward tried to sedate Sarah before the funeral, but she calmly refused the shot, wishing to \"be there\" at the funeral. She was comforted by Agent Dale Cooper, who assured her that Leland was not guilty of his actions against Laura, but were the responsibility of an evil spirit called BOB, the gray-haired man Sarah had seen. He also informed her that he had kept her drugged whenever he would commit heinous acts, but came to terms with what he had done just prior to his death.\nAt the reception, Hank Jennings brought her a plate of food and she talked with Audrey Horne and Eileen Hayward about memories she had of her family.\nTwelve days later, Doctor Lawrence Jacoby brought her to the Double R Diner to speak to Major Garland Briggs, who she told, \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper.\"\nLater life\nAs of late 2016, Sarah lived alone in the same house, and spent her nights smoking and drinking Bloody Marys while watching television. Her viewing choices included violent nature programs, boxing, and football. She had consulted with people \"in the medical profession\" to little avail, but was still able to put on her \"happy face\" when she went out in public.\nThe set dressing for Sarah's house in Twin Peaks (2017) included a prop pill bottle for a hydrochlorothiazide prescription from the Twin Peaks Pharmacy. Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) is used to treat high blood pressure and swelling due to fluid buildup.\nAt a local grocery store, Sarah had a breakdown after seeing an unfamiliar brand of turkey jerky being sold. She warned the workers about \"men coming,\" and said that something had happened to her. Eventually, she talked herself through finding her keys and stormed out, leaving behind her purchases. Later, Deputy Chief Hawk came to visit her, concerned for her well-being. Sarah easily guessed he was there about what had happened at the grocery store and assured him she was fine. Hawk heard a disturbance from inside the house, but Sarah assured him it was just \"something in the kitchen,\" and said it was a \"goddamn bad story.\" He told her to call him if she ever needed any help in the future.\n \nSarah went to the Elk's Point #9 bar one evening, where a trucker sitting nearby attempted to proposition her. Although Sarah rejected his advances and warned that she would eat him, he persisted and made vulgar threats toward her. Sarah stood and peeled off her face, revealing a left hand with a black ring finger and a giant mouth in a black void within, before closing it and ripping 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.\nAfter Dale Cooper traveled back to 1989, Sarah stalked around her house, wailing hideously. She ran into the living room and seized the framed portrait of her daughter Laura, and began smashing it repeatedly with an empty bottle.\nWhile standing outside the house where Dale Cooper said she had once lived, Carrie Page heard the sounds of Sarah calling Laura downstairs the morning her body was discovered, and began screaming.\nAnother 1989\nOne year to the day after Laura Palmer disappeared, Sarah's husband Leland Palmer shot himself in his parked car by White Tail Falls, leaving her a widow. Over the next few decades, Sarah was treated for clinical depression and spiraled into alcohol and prescription drug abuse. In 2016, she was witness to a bizarre sudden death at the Elk's Point #9 bar in Twin Peaks, when a trucker fell down dead with half his throat torn out.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending presented in the International Pilot.\nIn the evening, Sarah is awoken by recalling seeing a man with long, gray hair hiding behind Laura's bed and she screams for Leland.\nBehind the scenes\nSarah is portrayed by American actress Grace Zabriskie. Later, in 2006, Zabriskie appeared in another mystery film by David Lynch, Inland Empire, where she played a mysterious neighbor of the main character. Zabriskie reprised the role of Sarah Palmer 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/Sarah_Spottiswode.json b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Spottiswode.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3a909c75f8db9e54a8248184f16fd64a95fb066b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Spottiswode.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sarah_Spottiswode", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sarah_Spottiswode", "text": "Sarah Spottiswode\nSarah Spottiswode was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 1500 Church Lane and her phone number was 555-1652."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sarah_Stims.json b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Stims.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c1310795f17f7fea9b96d464cd23e06d4d14610d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Stims.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sarah_Stims", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sarah_Stims", "text": "Sarah Stims\nSarah Stims was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 18 Cedar Street and her phone number was 555-9927."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sarah_Szabo.json b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Szabo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b7cd3a03f83e0f1324a261063610fd3c3199652a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sarah_Szabo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sarah_Szabo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sarah_Szabo", "text": "Sarah Szabo\nSarah Szabo was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 100 Snow Street and her phone number was 555-1654."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Saturday_Night_Live.json b/data/input_docs/Saturday_Night_Live.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..56f147e93f97e80b56a3e47d3176d55754ccfb6d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Saturday_Night_Live.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Saturday_Night_Live", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Saturday_Night_Live", "text": "Saturday Night Live\nSaturday Night Live is an American late-night comedy show which has been running for over 40 years.\nKyle MacLachlan hosted the show for the first episode of its sixteenth season, which aired on September 29, 1990, one day before the second season of Twin Peaks premiered. He reprised his role as Special Agent Dale Cooper in a sketch parodying the show.\nMacLachlan's opening monologue and the Twin Peaks sketch were included with Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition.\nKyle MacLachlan as host\n\nOpening monologue\nDuring MacLachlan's opening monologue, an audience member asks him if they will find out who killed Laura Palmer in the upcoming season. He reveals that the killer was Shelly Johnson, which prompts Kyle to be called to the control room, where he receives a call from David Lynch, who is enraged at him for spoiling the show. He returns to the stage to assure the audience that he was joking about Shelly killing Laura.\nTwin Peaks sketch\nIn his room at the Great Northern Hotel 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 Harry S. Truman then enters, announcing that Leo Johnson 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 Brennan 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 Horne 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 enters and asks Cooper 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 Man from Another Place 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.\nCast\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nKevin Nealon as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nChris Farley as Leo Johnson\nConan O'Brien as Deputy Andy Brennan\nPhil Hartman as Leland Palmer\nVictoria Jackson as Audrey Horne\nJan Hooks as Nadine Hurley and the Log Lady\nMike Myers as the Man from Another Place\nExternal links\nOpening monologue on NBC.com\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/SaveTwinPeaks.json b/data/input_docs/SaveTwinPeaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8e333210545aec682ec10cd4e507ee1774ee00d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/SaveTwinPeaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "SaveTwinPeaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/SaveTwinPeaks", "text": "SaveTwinPeaks\n \n#SaveTwinPeaks was a viral campaign to ensure David Lynch's participation in the Twin Peaks revival following his sudden departure due to contract negotiations.\nHistory\nThe return of Twin Peaks had been greatly anticipated before it was officially announced on October 6, 2014. The initial press release stated the production would consist of nine episodes written by Mark Frost and David Lynch, and directed by David Lynch. The plan was to film all the episodes in the coming year for release in 2016, with a companion book by Mark Frost, titled The Secret History of Twin Peaks, to be released in the fall of 2015.\nOn March 15, 2015, Lynch reported that there were contract negotiation \"complications\" impeding the progress of the production. A few weeks later, on April 5, Lynch abruptly announced on social media that he was pulling out of the production, claiming Showtime was not offering enough money for him to produce the scripts.\nFan and cast response to the announcement was swift. On April 7, an official \"Save Twin Peaks\" social media campaign was launched with a video featuring Sheryl Lee, Dana Ashbrook, Sherilyn Fenn, M\u00e4dchen Amick, Peggy Lipton, James Marshall, Kimmy Robertson, Gary Hershberger, Catherine Coulson, Wendy Robie, Al Strobel, and Jennifer Lynch completing the phrase \"Twin Peaks without David Lynch is like...\" along with text-only statements from Grace Zabriskie and Charlotte Stewart. This was accompanied by an official change.org petition to Showtime.\nBehind the scenes, Showtime CEO David Nevins only found out about the contract negotiations turning sour after Lynch's sudden announcement. In response, Nevins and president of programming Gary S. Levine went to Lynch's house and sorted the situation out over coffee and cookies.\nOn May 15, 2015, Lynch announced he was returning to the project. Showtime further confirmed that the series would go further than the initially announced nine episodes. As a result of the delay, Twin Peaks: The Return was delayed for filming until fall of 2015 with release in May 2017, while The Secret History of Twin Peaks was delayed to the fall of 2016. Lynch was later heard remarking in behind the scenes footage that production was extremely pressed for time because of the delay.\nAt Twin Peaks Festival 2015, the cast confirmed Lynch was aware of the campaign and that it had partially influenced his desire to return to the project.\nTwin Peaks premiered on May 21, 2017."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Scott_Fife.json b/data/input_docs/Scott_Fife.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a66e760bb9cbba33dfd35233136b334a64dd10cc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Scott_Fife.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Scott_Fife", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Scott_Fife", "text": "Scott Fife\nScott Fife was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 2542 Border Road and his phone number was 555-1879."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Scott_Pixelle.json b/data/input_docs/Scott_Pixelle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..96739f7e75b1b3c6dd41a5332e317e6dc38c21ea --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Scott_Pixelle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Scott_Pixelle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Scott_Pixelle", "text": "Scott Pixelle\nScott Pixelle was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 1 Ruffside and his phone number was 555-0633."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Scotty.json b/data/input_docs/Scotty.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..677ccbf65967ec5667dde2efe31639472aa21071 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Scotty.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Scotty", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Scotty", "text": "Scotty\nScotty was a biker and friend of Joey Paulson.\nBiography\nOn the evening of February 24, 1989, Scotty was enjoying the performance at the Roadhouse when his friend, Joey Paulson, alerted him to the presence of Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson. Scotty responded, \"Oh, what a wonderful world.\"\nBehind the Scenes\nScotty was played by actor and model Rodney Harvey.\nScotty is listed in the credits as \"Biker Scotty.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Screaming_girl.json b/data/input_docs/Screaming_girl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4a71d9d44514c75459131619f216c63b605809af --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Screaming_girl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Screaming_girl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Screaming_girl", "text": "Screaming girl\nYou may be looking for Ruby.\nAn unidentified student at Twin Peaks High School ran through the school's courtyard, screaming, after learning that Laura Palmer had been murdered that morning. She was seen by the students in Ms. Honeycutt's class.\nIn 2016, the Fireman briefly showed Andy Brennan a vision of the screaming girl at his palace.\nThe shot of the girl running also appears in the pre-title sequence of \"Part 1.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Seamstress.json b/data/input_docs/Seamstress.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b95cce1f5c4840f615898b425dfcf09a8472d1cf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Seamstress.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Seamstress", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Seamstress", "text": "Seamstress\nAn unidentified seamstress was employed at One Eyed Jacks.\nAs the seamstress worked on Audrey Horne's dress one evening, a knock at the door was heard, prompting the seamstress to leave the room."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sean_Fingerling.json b/data/input_docs/Sean_Fingerling.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..beed3b3ea180242c3efd40d15c2b5979477dea11 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sean_Fingerling.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sean_Fingerling", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sean_Fingerling", "text": "Sean Fingerling\nSean Fingerling was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 15 Timber Road and his phone number was 555-0216."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sean_Ladoux.json b/data/input_docs/Sean_Ladoux.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..16d901334090ff928c04387f027668013a20f5bb --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sean_Ladoux.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sean_Ladoux", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sean_Ladoux", "text": "Sean Ladoux\nSean Ladoux was a competitor in the 1955 Packard Timber Games.\nDuring the Trunk Chop, Ladoux set a new record by chopping through a six and a half foot trunk in thirty-seven minutes, severing his right toe in the process. He had the toe bronzed and displayed at the County Museum, but it was lost in the 1980s."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Secrets_from_Another_Place%3A_Creating_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/Secrets_from_Another_Place%3A_Creating_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..aab43c9410edbdc0be88d8f4f6cf4cd406a212f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Secrets_from_Another_Place%3A_Creating_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Secrets_from_Another_Place:_Creating_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Secrets_from_Another_Place:_Creating_Twin_Peaks", "text": "Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\nSecrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks is a feature-length documentary featurette originally released in the 2007 DVD set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nIt is a behind-the-scenes documentary chronicling the making of Twin Peaks.\nContents\n\nNorthwest Passage: Creating the Pilot\nThe writing, casting, and production of the pilot episode are discussed.\nInterviews\nMark Frost\nDavid Latt\nJohanna Ray\nSheryl Lee\nRay Wise\nKimmy Robertson\nJoan Chen\nKyle MacLachlan\nMichael Horse\nPiper Laurie\nCatherine E. Coulson\nDuwayne Dunham\nFreshly Squeezed: Creating Season One\nThe production and release of the show's first season are discussed.\nInterviews\nMark Frost\nDuwayne Dunham\nRichard Hoover\nGregg Fienberg\nHarley Peyton\nLesli Linka Glatter\nTodd Holland\nRay Wise\nSherilyn Fenn\nKyle MacLachlan\nSheryl Lee\nJonathan P. Shaw\nCaleb Deschanel\nAngelo Badalamenti\nJohn Wentworth\nJoan Chen\nCatherine E. Coulson\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nMiguel Ferrer\nRobert Engels\nKimmy Robertson\nCharlotte Stewart\nWhere We're From: Creating the Music\nThe music production of Twin Peaks is discussed.\nInterviews\nAngelo Badalamenti\nJulee Cruise\nInto the Night: Creating Season Two\nThe production and release of season 2, and cancellation of Twin Peaks are discussed.\nInterviews\nMark Frost\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nJonathan P. Shaw\nCatherine E. Coulson\nGregg Fienberg\nHarley Peyton\nRay Wise\nSheryl Lee\nPhilip Carr Neel\nKyle MacLachlan\nLesli Linka Latter\nRobert Engels\nSherilyn Fenn\nCaleb Deschanel\nKimmy Robertson\nDuwayne Dunham\nCarel Struycken\nTodd Holland\nGary Hershberger\nMary Jo Deschanel\nDon S. Davis\nKenneth Welsh\nJula Bell\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/Security_guard_(Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan).json b/data/input_docs/Security_guard_(Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b604cdc1a00d06b6af18b3cdb068ce2546d4a4b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Security_guard_(Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Security_guard_(Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Security_guard_(Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan)", "text": "Security guard (Twin Peaks Savings and Loan)\n\"A boy? It's a boy! It's a boy, it's a boy!\"\nAn unidentified security guard worked at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan.\nBiography\nWhile the guard stood at his post, Audrey Horne entered the bank, chaining herself to the vault. Andrew Packard and Pete Martell then entered the vault. The guard received a phone call, informing him of the birth of a baby boy. Subsequently, a bomb in the vault exploded, killing Packard, Martell, and Dell Mibbler."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Seglinda_Soderman.json b/data/input_docs/Seglinda_Soderman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bbe04559cd7e8e66b4bf97d409cc30dcf0014719 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Seglinda_Soderman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Seglinda_Soderman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Seglinda_Soderman", "text": "Seglinda Soderman\nSeglinda Soderman was an owner of Slice 'N' Carve in Twin Peaks, Washington, alongside her husband, Garth."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Selina_Swift.json b/data/input_docs/Selina_Swift.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..43b32abc8d032e9105f139676c1733fabe3e4179 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Selina_Swift.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Selina_Swift", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Selina_Swift", "text": "Selina Swift\nSelina Swift was an actress who portrayed Emerald and Jade in the television series Invitation to Love."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Senorita_Dido.json b/data/input_docs/Senorita_Dido.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..73c42b7a25d161e917b152a43b6f3f857bcc9e46 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Senorita_Dido.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Senorita_Dido", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Senorita_Dido", "text": "Senorita Dido\nSenorita Dido was a woman who resided in a fortress atop a rocky atoll on the purple sea. \nBiography\nFollowing a 1945 nuclear test, Senorita Dido sat in a room, listening to a phonograph. A mechanism in the room began to emit a strange noise and the Fireman came to investigate before leaving the room.\nSenorita Dido followed him to a theater, where he was levitating and emitting a golden cloud, from which an orb containing the image of Laura Palmer appeared. It floated to her hands and she kissed it before sending it to Earth."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sergei_Eisenstein.json b/data/input_docs/Sergei_Eisenstein.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8214f6d2c14081e094e19ec922cbcfc0dbbbd2f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sergei_Eisenstein.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sergei_Eisenstein", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sergei_Eisenstein", "text": "Sergei Eisenstein\nSergei Eisenstein was a Russian filmmaker who directed The Battleship Potemkin, which was screened at the Bijou Opera House in 1925.\nBehind the scenes\nSergei Eisenstein (January 22, 1898 \u2013 February 11, 1948) was a Soviet film director, best known for pioneering the use of montages. He is best known for his films Strike (1925), Battleship Potemkin (1925), October (1928), Alexander Nevsky (1938), and Ivan the Terrible (1944, 1958)."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Seth_McAuliffe.json b/data/input_docs/Seth_McAuliffe.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..062afcf15690567309c08161c93d36b4ed911227 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Seth_McAuliffe.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Seth_McAuliffe", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Seth_McAuliffe", "text": "Seth McAuliffe\nSeth McAuliffe was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 7222 Moon Valley Road and his phone number was 555-2378."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Shadow.json b/data/input_docs/Shadow.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..12d1c3421d21a67a121b2fa2041b5d2448e662f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Shadow.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Shadow", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Shadow", "text": "Shadow\n\"Shadow\" was a song by the band Chromatics.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Chromatics played \"Shadow\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington. Locals in attendance included Shelly Briggs and her friends Hannah and Renee, Shelly's boyfriend Red, and Great Northern Hotel employees James Hurley and Freddie Sykes.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Shadow\" is a single by Chromatics from their forthcoming studio album Dear Tommy. It appears in \"Part 2\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and appears on the album Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nShadow, take me downShadow, take me down with youFor the last time (x4)You're in the waterI'm standing on the shoreStill thinking that I hear your voiceCan you hear me? (x4)For the last time (x4)At night I'm driving in your carPretending that we'll leave this townWe're watching all the street lights fadeAnd now you're just a stranger's dreamI took your picture from the frameAnd now you're nothing like you seemYour shadow fell like last night's rainFor the last time (x4)\nCredits\nPerformed by Chromatics\nWritten by Adam Miller, Johnny Jewel, and Nat Walker\nFrom the album Dear Tommy\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Shamrock.json b/data/input_docs/Shamrock.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..01b6661455fafc956aeea05376f58c58b8a3064c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Shamrock.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Shamrock", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Shamrock", "text": "Shamrock\n\"Reno, Nevada. Diane, last saw Dad with a tall blonde in a red dress the size of a postage stamp, leaning over a roulette table. I believe he was telling her that a crater on the moon was named after him.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nShamrock was the third wife of Dale Cooper's father. \nBiography\nShamrock was an alumnus of Bryn Mawr College, where she majored in Germanic languages.\nMr. Cooper met Shamrock at a casino in Reno while he was accompanying his son to San Francisco for his new FBI posting. After he and Dale were separated, Dale found his father after dawn the next morning and found that he and Shamrock had been married for three hours. They parted ways with Dale, intending to spend their honeymoon at a sauna atop the Continental Divide.\nOver the next few years, Shamrock apparently lost all but three of her toes in an accident and instituted a fruit-only diet for herself and Dale's father. In 1988, after he was hospitalized for a faulty heart valve, Mr. Cooper told Dale that he intended to sell the family print shop and leave Philadelphia with Shamrock. At last word, the two were looking to buy a retired tugboat in Florida."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Shana_Welsh.json b/data/input_docs/Shana_Welsh.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..38500da84dbd5dafd2f5c3e2edcca0f61d5d0aff --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Shana_Welsh.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Shana_Welsh", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Shana_Welsh", "text": "Shana Welsh\nShana Welsh was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 84 Pocket Road and her phone number was 555-9834."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sharon_Van_Etten_(fictional).json b/data/input_docs/Sharon_Van_Etten_(fictional).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b81ed1d3bfffe13b1225f66ef5a49304084da8ba --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sharon_Van_Etten_(fictional).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sharon_Van_Etten_(fictional)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sharon_Van_Etten_(fictional)", "text": "Sharon Van Etten (fictional)\nSharon Van Etten was a folk singer-songwriter.\nIn late 2016, Van Etten performed her song \"Tarifa\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nSharon Van Etten is an American singer-songwriter from New Jersey. Her performance for Twin Peaks was used as the credits backdrop for Part 6. Also appearing as her backup instrumentalists were Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs, John Phillip Iron III, and Zeke Hutchins."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sharp_Dressed_Man.json b/data/input_docs/Sharp_Dressed_Man.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1652146955be853186d4069e175aa7593405fd3d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sharp_Dressed_Man.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sharp_Dressed_Man", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sharp_Dressed_Man", "text": "Sharp Dressed Man\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\" was a song by ZZ Top.\nHistory\nThe song was among the selections in the Double R Diner's jukebox.\nOn the night of October 1, 2016, the MC at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington played \"Sharp Dressed Man\" as part of the Roadhouse Playlist. The playback stuttered and skipped when Freddie Sykes punched Chuck and Skipper, who had attacked James Hurley.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\" is a song by ZZ Top from their 1983 album Eliminator. The song was featured in \"Part 15\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nClean shirt, new shoesAnd I don't know where I am goin' toSilk suit, black tie,I don't need a reason whyThey come runnin' just as fast as they can'Cause every girl crazy 'bout a sharp dressed manGold watch, diamond ring,I ain't missin' not a single thingCufflinks, stick pin,When I step out I'm gonna do you inThey come runnin' just as fast as they can'Cause every girl crazy 'bout a sharp dressed manTop coat, top hat,And I don't worry 'cause my wallet's fatBlack shades, white gloves,Lookin' sharp lookin' for loveThey come runnin' just as fast as they can'Cause every girl crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man\nCredits\nTo be added"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/She%27s_Gone_Away.json b/data/input_docs/She%27s_Gone_Away.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a3a59cd173248d5eb3c26afc4fc5ddefbe40b5d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/She%27s_Gone_Away.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "She%27s_Gone_Away", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/She%27s_Gone_Away", "text": "She's Gone Away\n\"She's Gone Away\" was a song by the Nine Inch Nails.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Nine Inch Nails played \"She's Gone Away\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"She's Gone Away\" is a song written for Twin Peaks by Nine Inch Nail and featured on their 2016 extended play Not the Actual Events. It was the second song submitted, as David Lynch felt their first was not \"ugly\" or \"aggressive\" enough. The song was featured in \"Part 8\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 9 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nYou dig in places till your fingers bleedSpread the infection, where you spill your seedI can't remember what she came here forI can't remember much of anything anymoreShe's gone, she's gone, she's gone away (x2)Away (x2)A little mouth opened up insideYeah, I was watching on the day she diedWe keep licking while the skin turns blackCut along the length, but you can't get the feeling backShe's gone, she's gone, she's gone away (x4)Away (x4)(Are you still here?)\nCredits\nWritten by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross\nPerformed by Nine Inch Nails\nProduced by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sheena.json b/data/input_docs/Sheena.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a41b13300146376e1c89f19887bc105dd6fcd3f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sheena.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sheena", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sheena", "text": "Sheena\n\"Local news!\"\nSheena was a news anchorwoman at the Las Vegas-based news station KQRY. As part of her routine, Sheena would push a button to \"roll the dice\" and determine what subject she and her co-anchor would cover.\nOn one evening broadcast in late September 2016, Sheena and her co-anchor Paul reported on the attempted shooting of local insurance salesman Dougie Jones and the arrest of his attacker, Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sheheke-shote.json b/data/input_docs/Sheheke-shote.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..74dca1dee6d8245c4f85703601b27613d2be2777 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sheheke-shote.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sheheke-shote", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sheheke-shote", "text": "Sheheke-shote\nSheheke-shote, also known as Big White, was a chief of the Mandan tribe who accompanied Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their journey back to Washington, D.C. with the Corps of Discovery.\nUpon arrival in 1807, Sheheke was introduced by Lewis to President Thomas Jefferson.\nOver the course of the next two years, Sheheke attempted to return to his tribe twice to no avail, despite being in the company of more than 600 soldiers. His third attempt was successful, though his people did not believe his stories about the United States, causing him to lose his reputation the tribe.\nSeveral years later, Sheheke was killed in a Sioux raid.\nBehind the scenes\nSheheke, Sheheke-shote (1766 \u2013 1812), also known as Coyote or Big White was a Mandan chief who met Lewis and Clark during their expedition."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Shelly_Briggs.json b/data/input_docs/Shelly_Briggs.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..902e6e37db01f1390354b7539b1e5535e98f0c39 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Shelly_Briggs.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Shelly_Briggs", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Shelly_Briggs", "text": "Shelly Briggs\n\"That's the kind of girl to make you wish you spoke a little French!\"\n \u2015Gordon Cole\nShelly McCauley Briggs (known as Shelly Johnson during her first marriage) was a waitress at the Double R Diner, which was owned by Norma Jennings, a friend and motherly figure to Shelly, who dropped out of high school to marry trucker Leo Johnson, who had swept her off her feet by lavishing her with attention. As soon as they got married, it turned out that Leo just \"wanted a maid he didn't have to pay for,\" in her words. Leo was a monstrous home dictator, wife-beater, and dangerous criminal, and he was tangibly connected to Laura Palmer's murder.\nAs of 1989, Shelly was having an affair with Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs, who, like Laura, was still in high school, and besides being a jock, he was something of a known hooligan. Although Bobby did not quite tread on the right side of the law, he was at least kind to Shelly, unlike Leo. The risk of the affair was great and Bobby dealt drugs for Leo and knew just how dangerous Leo was.\nOver the next twenty-five years, Shelly had a daughter named Rebecca, or \"Becky,\" and continued to work at the diner.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nShelly was the only child born from a dysfunctional marriage. Her parents divorced early in her life, after which, her father left the state.\nShe met Bobby Briggs in elementary school and the two eventually began dating. However, in her junior year of high school, after discovering that he was cheating on her with Laura Palmer, Shelly confronted Bobby at their prom in a disruptive public scene. After this episode, she went to the Roadhouse, where she met trucker Leo Johnson.\nThree weeks later, the couple were married by a local justice of the peace and Shelly dropped out of school. However, during the next two years, Bobby and Shelly secretly renewed their relationship.\nOn a slow day at the diner in February 1989, Shelly watched as Ed and Nadine Hurley came to the diner, the latter storming out upon seeing Norma. Norma asked her to help Laura with her Meals on Wheels delivery, as Heidi had a bloody nose. However, a distressed Laura told Shelly that she was unable to do the Meals on Wheels. After Laura suddenly left, Shelly went back in to tell Norma, who had her make the deliveries since the diner was having a slow day.\nLater, Leo lectured and abused her, whilst trying to wash the kitchen floor. Bobby called Leo and Shelly overheard that he owed him $5,000.\nLaura Palmer's murder\nShelly was at work on the morning of February 24, 1989 and she asked fellow waitress Heidi why she was late to work. Heidi claimed she could not get her car started and Shelly finished this thought with \"too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\" Which caused Heidi to giggle as she heads to the kitchen. Bobby Briggs offered to take her home on his way to football practice, which she accepted. She left the diner with Bobby and out to his car, where he said that he thought Norma suspected their secret relationship, but she said she probably did not.\nThey drove to her house, drinking as they went until Bobby spotted her husband's, truck after she said he was out of town. Bobby backed up and dropped her off away from her house.\n \nLater, while watching news coverage over the murder of Laura Palmer, she sat with Leo, who was examining cigarettes in their ashtray and noted that there were different brands. When he questioned her on the matter, she said she just smoked whatever she could find, so he insisted she smoke one brand from then on and threatened her if she did not listen.\nThe next morning, Shelly left her house, ready for work, and went over to Leo, who was cleaning his truck. She said she had finished doing laundry, but he gave her a pile of dirty clothes to wash and told her to do it immediately. She took the clothes to their washing machine but found a bloody shirt among them. When Norma arrived to take her to work, she hid the shirt. Before she left, Leo told her that he may come to the diner and to save him a piece of pie.\nShe later served coffee to Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, the former suggesting the latter to try the diner's cherry pie, which Shelly said to be the \"best in the tri-counties.\" Truman then asked her if he could speak to Norma.\nShe later went home where Leo was waiting for her and questioned her about his shirt that she hid. He then beat her with a sock stuffed with a bar of soap.\nIn the morning, she turned off the television showing Invitation to Love when Bobby showed up. She reluctantly let him in, but he saw where Leo had beaten her. He declared that if Leo did it again, he would kill him.\nShelly attended Laura's funeral, where Laura's father, Leland broke down and threw himself onto Laura's casket. Shelly later made fun of this to customers at the diner.\nShe came home to Leo, who angrily left the house, not telling her where he was going. She took a pistol from her purse and hid it in a drawer.\nThe next day, Shelly sat on Bobby's lap at her home, kissing him and said that Leo was with Jacques Renault. He told her about the drug operation run by Leo and Jacques, and that Laura had bought cocaine from them. Shelly then showed him Leo's bloody shirt and he happily said that the shirt could be the \"answer to prayers.\" She then showed him her gun.\nShe later went to work, venting to Norma about her problems with Leo. Norma then suggested they have a beauty day together. After Norma received a call, she tells Shelly that her husband, Hank had made parole.\nThe following morning, Shelly made breakfast for Bobby, who then played out a scenario in which he threatened Leo's life if he harmed Shelly again. Bobby hid when Deputy Andy Brennan came to the door, asking about Leo and the sheriff's department's interest in speaking to him. Shelly said that she overheard an argument about Laura between Leo and Jacques. Andy left and Bobby came back out from hiding, having listened in on the conversation. They shared a romantic moment but were interrupted by a call from Leo, who asked if there was anyone looking for him, but Shelly did not say there was. He said he was coming home soon and Bobby placed the gun in her hand.\nAfter devoting much of the day to beauty with Norma, she came to work with her and they were stopped by Hank, freshly released on parole. Shelly left them alone.\nLater that night, Shelly lit a cigarette with her stove, nervously awaiting Leo's inevitable return. Leo came in, all bloody, commanding her to get him a beer. She tried to ask him what happened, but he pushed her down and she drew her pistol. When he came closer to her, she shot him.\nIn the morning, Shelly welcomed Bobby to her home, upset after shooting Leo. She expressed that she thought Leo was outside, waiting to kill her and told Bobby what happened leading up to her shooting him. Bobby then promised he would take care of Leo.\nLater at work, Hank told Shelly about prison life. She then overheard a conversation regarding Hank's parole when Sheriff Truman arrived. She then offered Cooper a cup of coffee.\nThe following day, she washed her hair in the kitchen sink at her home, placing her pistol next to her. Her eyes were stung by her shampoo and she reached for her towel, which was not where she placed it. Realizing she was not alone, she reached for her gun, but was grabbed by Leo and taken to the Packard Sawmill, where she was tied up. Leo showed her a bomb and told her that Bobby would be dead by the time it went off in an hour. She was found by Catherine Martell just before the bomb went off, sparking a fire. Catherine cut her free and took her by the hand as part of the roof fell in.\nLeo's recovery\nHaving been hospitalized with smoke inhalation, she sobbed about Bobby the next morning, believing him to be dead. However, she was overjoyed when she was later visited by him. They talked about Leo, who is also in the hospital, having been shot. She told him about what Leo did to her the previous night and Bobby then left and expressed his love for her. She was later visited by Norma, who promised to bring her food instead of making her eat from the hospital's appalling menu.\nThe next day, with Doctor Will Hayward, she observed Leo, who had a bullet lodged in his spine and was possibly paralyzed. Hayward said that Leo's comatose state could be contained, but he did not know when he would improve.\nAfter her release from the hospital, she sat with Bobby in his car, discussing a plan to live off of disability checks for Leo, but she was resistant, not wanting Leo to be home in any condition.\nShelly went to the sheriff's station the next day to give her statement on Leo but did not wish to say anything against him, so Cooper let her go.\nA couple of days later, she watched as Tim Pinkle demonstrated a Port-O-Patient for her and Bobby for use with Leo. However, the machine proved to be unsafe. She took Bobby aside to ask how their situation was before she went to meet Leo's lawyer. He reassured her and they went outside, leaving Pinkle in the Port-O-Patient.\nShe attended the hearing held on behalf of Leo, who was determined to be not competent to stand trial.\nShelly stood in her home with Bobby the next day with insurance representative Tom Brockman, who admired their choice to take care of Leo in the home. However, they were dismayed to find out that they would only receive $700 in insurance every month rather than the $5000 they expected.\nThey later threw a party for Leo's return and for the first time expressed their relationship in front of him. However, she was frightened when Leo moved while they kissed.\nBobby determined that Shelly only had $42 to live on for the month. Leo began to scream, then spat and said, \"New shoes.\" Bobby asked what this could mean and Shelly mentioned a pair of boots Leo had repaired the previous week.\nShe later tearfully told Norma that she had to quit her job at the diner to take care of Leo. Norma reassured her that there would always be an opening for her. Ed and Nadine then entered, the latter having reverted to an 18-year-old state of mind. She brought out a coffee for Ed and a milkshake for Nadine, which Nadine broke.\nAfter attempting to feed Leo the next day, Shelly went to Bobby, who said he had decided to pursue a business career and will earn enough money for them to get by. Several days later, she watched Bobby put on one of Leo's suits to go meet with Benjamin Horne for this career. She requested Bobby to take her out later that night, but they did not know what to do with Leo. Bobby assured her that his business with Horne would make them financially secure.\nShe brushes Leo's teeth later as the phone rang. She reluctantly answered the call from Bobby and noticed that Leo was moving.\nA few days later, Shelly fed Leo and was angered at Bobby, as it was his turn to take care of him. Bobby got up and left for the Great Northern Hotel, much to Shelly's anger. At night, the power at her home fluctuated, and she found Leo's wheelchair to be empty, then saw that he was standing and grinning at her.\nShe moved through the house, calling for Leo as the lights pulsed. He threw a bottle at her, which shattered against the fridge and she ran for the door, which she could not manage to open. She cried for help and darted for the backdoor but was hit by Leo's wheelchair. She took a knife from the kitchen drawer and swore she would kill him. She tried to cut through the plastic over the house's unfinished wall, but he picked her up and threw her across the room. She heard Bobby asking for her as Leo picked up an ax. Bobby came and tried to disarm him, but was pinned against the wall with the ax's handle. Shelly managed to find the knife she was using and stabbed Leo in the leg. He escaped from the hole she had cut in the plastic.\nShelly and Bobby went to the station, where they spoke with Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman about the attack. When questioned about his reason for being at the Johnson home, Bobby openly admitted his and Shelly's relationship. Truman told Shelly that he would assign deputies to keep watch on her home, and she went to the diner to get her job back.\nReturn to work\nDuring her first day back at work, Shelly asked Norma about her sister, who had left a convent and was to arrive in Twin Peaks the next day. Norma found an envelope with Shelly's name on it and gave it to her. She opened it, finding a torn part of a poem and an invitation to the Roadhouse later that night. Ed then came in and embraced Norma, asking her to marry him. Shelly headed to the kitchen to let the two lovers have a private moment.\nShe went to the Roadhouse, where she saw Donna Hayward and Audrey Horne, who also had pieces of the torn-up poem she received.\nThe next morning, Shelly met Norma's sister, Annie, and then went to give Major Garland Briggs his bill.\nLater, Norma showed her an advertisement for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, but Shelly did not wish to participate. She brought out a man's order, who encouraged her to participate.\nThe next day, she heard her name yelled by Cooper, who was having breakfast with his superior, FBI Regional Bureau Gordon Cole, who came over to admire her beauty with a loud voice. Shelly asked him not to shout and he responded that he could hear her, despite being nearly deaf. Flattered, she served him a pie.\nShelly later asked Annie about the difference between her life then compared to her time in the convent and teased her about her clear chance with Agent Cooper.\nMiss Twin Peaks pageant\nThe following day, Bobby attempted to convince Shelly that she enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, as he believed beautiful people always got what they wanted. After Bobby left, she recited the poem sent to her, which Agent Cooper overheard and asked to see it. She handed over her part of the poem and he kept it.\nShe later went to the Roadhouse with Bobby and Donna to try out for the contest but worried that she would not be capable of making a speech. Bobby reassured her, saying he would write it for her.\n \nBack at the diner, Gordon told her impressive stories of his career when Cooper and Annie arrive, hand-in-hand, joining them. Cole turned to her and told her that he would be leaving soon and would regret it for the rest of his days if he did not kiss her. They prepared to kiss and were interrupted by Bobby. Gordon told Bobby that he was \"witnessing a front three-quarter view of two adults sharing a tender moment,\" and then he kissed her.\nThe following day, Shelly went over her speech with Bobby, who then expressed that he had not been good to her lately and seeing her kiss Cole made him realize this and that he loved her. She then received an urgent phone call from Agent Cooper. She was called to the sheriff's station, where Cooper went over the poem received by Shelly, Audrey, and Donna. She told him about a $10 tip she received for a cup of coffee. Upon closer examination, she realized that the poem was in Leo's handwriting. Cooper told the girls to then check in with the Sheriff's Department twice a day.\nNorma made pies for the Contest the next day and told Shelly and Annie that she expected to see one of them win. The two of them teased her about which one of them she would vote for. After Annie won the title of Miss Twin Peaks that night, chaos ensued.\nThe next morning, Shelly and Bobby watched Bobby's parents eating breakfast as happy husband and wife. He declared that he thought he and Shelly 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, the marriage crumbled and ended in divorce some years later. Their daughter \"Becky\" eventually married Steven Burnett. \nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost 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.\"\nOver the course of these twenty-five years, Shelly remained working as a waitress at the Double R Diner under Norma's employ. In 2016, Shelly started dating Red, who unbeknownst to her, was an international drug trafficker.\n \nOne evening, Shelly discussed her worries about Becky with her friends Hannah and Renee at the Roadhouse, where she also spotted Red across the room. When Hannah noticed James Hurley watching Renee in the crowd, Shelly assured them that James was \"still cool.\"\nBecky later came to the diner, asking Shelly for money for the third time in two weeks, as noted by Norma, who urged Shelly to help her daughter rather than continue to enable her.\nOn another day, customer Miriam Sullivan left a tip that Shelly and Heidi both agreed she could not afford, so the two waitresses planned to repay her as a token of their appreciation.\nBecky later called Shelly, asking for her car in a panicked state. Upon reaching Steven and Becky's trailer, Becky came out with a gun and got into the car, beginning to drive with Shelly on the windshield until she was flung off. Shelly got a ride from Carl Rodd back into town and got in touch with Bobby on the way. That night, she met with Bobby and Becky at the diner, discussing Becky's situation with Steven and insisting that she wasn't safe around him. Soon, Red showed up and Shelly embraced him and made plans to meet him later. Upon returning to the table she noticed Bobby and Becky staring at her with concern, but before she could say anything a shot was fired at the diner, forcing everyone inside to dive for cover while Bobby ran outside to investigate.\nBecky later called Shelly, worried about Steven, who had been absent for two days. Shelly then invited her to come to the diner for pie.\nShe later served coffee to a depressed Ed, but she looked on in glee as he and Norma embraced and agreed to marry after the latter broke off her business partnership with her boyfriend, Walter Lawford.\nBy September 2017, a warrant had been issued for Steven as a suspected accomplice in an international drug-ring that prominently involved Richard Horne and Deputy Chad Broxford and Steven had gone missing. The timely intervention of Shelly and Bobby appears to have spared their daughter, Becky, any lasting legal trouble.\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost stated that warrants were eventually issued for Red's arrest, but \"as of this writing\" he remained at large. This development would assuredly put an end to Shelly and Red's dalliance.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\nShelly offers coffee to Ken and Agent Cooper, but the latter rejects this for a can of Georgia Coffee. She then gives Ken an origami swan that was left for him by \"a beautiful woman.\"\nBehind the scenes\nShelly is played by American actress M\u00e4dchen Amick, who returned in the 2017 revival. Amick originally auditioned for the role of Donna Hayward, but she was so liked that the character of Shelly was created specifically for her.\nIn the original script for the pilot episode, the character was known as Shelly Simpson. In The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, her first name is spelled \"Shelley.\"\nWhen Amick discovered Shelly and Bobby were no longer together in the 2017 revival, she was heartbroken and tried to change David Lynch's mind about the story, to no avail. She then snuck in Shelly and Bobby's wedding ring on a necklace as her own backstory: \"I wanted to wear our ring around my neck to show that there's something in Shelly's heart that hopes that they can get back together one day. That Bobby was something very special to her, and she wasn't willing to completely let it go yet.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sherm.json b/data/input_docs/Sherm.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..39e2f90a9026b0f3ed51735f592bbae36afbcba0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sherm.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sherm", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sherm", "text": "Sherm\nSherm was a Boy Scout in May 1927.\nThe youngest scout in the troop, Sherm became distressed when scoutmaster Dwayne Milford told the scouts a ghost story concerning Owl Cave and a \"one-armed stranger.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Shirley_Foreman.json b/data/input_docs/Shirley_Foreman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3a7883e71efd228e295187e1813e3696e959b733 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Shirley_Foreman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Shirley_Foreman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Shirley_Foreman", "text": "Shirley Foreman\nShirley Foreman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 451 Snow Street and her phone number was 555-9968."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Shopkeeper_(London).json b/data/input_docs/Shopkeeper_(London).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..432ea51538a0cda44e074eced2f4b8d515d7545b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Shopkeeper_(London).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Shopkeeper_(London)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Shopkeeper_(London)", "text": "Shopkeeper (London)\nAn unidentified shopkeeper worked in a hardware store in London, England.\nOne day in April 2016 Freddie Sykes attempted to purchase a single green glove from the hardware store, but the shopkeeper was contrary due to the package being already open. When Freddie left the money on the counter and ran away, the shopkeeper ran after him; Freddie wore the glove and punched the shopkeeper without thinking about it, snapping his neck. While narrating the story to James Hurley, Freddie described the shopkeeper as a \"jobsworth\", \"a person who delights in acting in an obstructive or otherwise unhelpful manner, as in, 'I can't do that, it's more than my job's worth.'\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Shorty.json b/data/input_docs/Shorty.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8b885a34371d0f25713b95b2f1ef26c419b19b5e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Shorty.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Shorty", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Shorty", "text": "Shorty\nShorty was an employee at the Packard Sawmill.\nOn February 24, 1989, Shorty was instructed by manager Pete Martell to shut down the mill following the death of Laura Palmer and disappearance of Ronette Pulaski."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sick_girl.json b/data/input_docs/Sick_girl.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2d485ede8de36b639231bb0916812e2a84910b7a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sick_girl.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sick_girl", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sick_girl", "text": "Sick girl\n\"Please, we have to get home! She's sick!\"\n \u2015Her guardian\nAn unidentified sick girl was caught in a traffic jam outside the Double R Diner after a boy fired a gun out of his car.\nThe girl and a woman were driving to make a 6:30 dinner with the girl's uncle, whom she hadn't seen in a long while, when they were stalled. As the woman was shouting at Bobby Briggs to clear the road, the girl convulsed and leaned over toward the open driver-side window, vomiting a green liquid, which caused the woman to start screaming."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sid.json b/data/input_docs/Sid.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..91c71f6410a6e18b297f28e73a2b40b4129c4be4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sid.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sid", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sid", "text": "Sid\nSid was Judge Clinton Sternwood's law clerk.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Sid went to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, where Sheriff Harry S. Truman introduced her to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. She and Sternwood then left for the Great Northern Hotel.\nSid was present the next day at Leland Palmer's hearing for the murder of Jacques Renault and Leo Johnson's hearing for the arson of the Packard Sawmill. During a deliberation, she served drinks to Sternwood, Truman, and Cooper."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Silver_Mustang_Casino.json b/data/input_docs/Silver_Mustang_Casino.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ab120e86dd693888dc9b8326a364c7e4e0f63e29 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Silver_Mustang_Casino.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Silver_Mustang_Casino", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Silver_Mustang_Casino", "text": "Silver Mustang Casino\nThe Silver Mustang Casino was a casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, owned by brothers Rodney and Bradley Mitchum. Jade drove Dale Cooper there, thinking he was Dougie Jones, where Cooper miraculously won $425,000 in one night by playing the slots.\nThe Silver Mustang was supervised by Burns until the Mitchum brothers banned him from Las Vegas and replaced him with Warrick."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Simon_Nathanson.json b/data/input_docs/Simon_Nathanson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7e63577857f332b8fead8976f096a1b0cc84e566 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Simon_Nathanson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Simon_Nathanson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Simon_Nathanson", "text": "Simon Nathanson\nSimon Nathanson was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 12 Steeplejack Road and his phone number was 555-1287."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Singer.json b/data/input_docs/Singer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a808a90c7a33beb9bbc2212f6eae48346c79ab5a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Singer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Singer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Singer", "text": "Singer\nA singer in the red room performed the song \"Sycamore Trees\" while FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper first entered the curtains in Glastonbury Grove. As he sang, the arm emerged from a curtain and danced his way to a set of armchairs, then turned to stare at Cooper. Upon finishing the song, the singer vanished.\nBehind the scenes\nThe singer was played by American jazz singer Jimmy Scott. In addition to appearing in Twin Peaks, the song \"Sycamore Trees\" appears on the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me soundtrack."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Skip_Lippertz.json b/data/input_docs/Skip_Lippertz.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..334c9c23c667dd5d70d13765533cb22b5649c1e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Skip_Lippertz.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Skip_Lippertz", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Skip_Lippertz", "text": "Skip Lippertz\nSkip Lippertz 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/Slice_%27N%27_Carve.json b/data/input_docs/Slice_%27N%27_Carve.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..af09e24760ec5646d4918c9d93fabc64bf7f383d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Slice_%27N%27_Carve.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Slice_%27N%27_Carve", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Slice_%27N%27_Carve", "text": "Slice 'N' Carve\n\"We can put an edge on anything, even your teeth.\"\nSlice 'N' Carve was an ax and cutlery honing business in Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Slot_machine_man.json b/data/input_docs/Slot_machine_man.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..75b66c1eaf558038ac010bc781be534a1970ec0b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Slot_machine_man.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Slot_machine_man", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Slot_machine_man", "text": "Slot machine man\nAn unidentified man was a slots-playing guest at the Silver Mustang Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAs Dale Cooper watched curiously, the man inserted a quarter into his slots machine and pulled the lever, triumphantly shouting \"Hello!\" when he won a prize. Cooper, in a childlike state, began mimicking the man's actions as he proceeded to play and win one slots game after another."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Snake_Eyes.json b/data/input_docs/Snake_Eyes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..99c494fb16bd42424e2fa06742db5968eb70e46b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Snake_Eyes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Snake_Eyes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Snake_Eyes", "text": "Snake Eyes\n\"Snake Eyes\" was a song by the band Trouble.\nHistory\nIn September 2016, Trouble played \"Snake Eyes\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Snake Eyes\" is a song written for Twin Peaks (2017), featured in \"Part 5\" and appearing as track 7 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). The single was released by Sacred Bones Records on June 30, 2017 along with the B-side \"Mother's Gone.\" \nCredits\nWritten by Dean Hurley, Riley Lynch, and Alex Zhang Hungtai\nPerformed by Trouble\nPublished by Team Hurley (ASCAP), BingBong (ASCAP), and Domino Publishing Company (ASCAP)/Domino Double Nine (SOCAN)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Snow_Street_Inn.json b/data/input_docs/Snow_Street_Inn.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8cc75ff21b629b4331bc423f5656f85141a51c14 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Snow_Street_Inn.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Snow_Street_Inn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Snow_Street_Inn", "text": "Snow Street Inn\nSnow Street Inn was an inn located near Pearl Lakes in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nEach room at the inn had a private bath, balcony, and fireplace. Guests would also be provided with breakfast each morning as well as access to bicycles, mopeds, and hammocks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Soccer_mom.json b/data/input_docs/Soccer_mom.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..66b0bf3907f63bdf43bc84af9cae578f57f882b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Soccer_mom.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Soccer_mom", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Soccer_mom", "text": "Soccer mom\n\"Victim? Oh, that guy didn't act like any victim! Douglas Jones, he moved like a cobra! All I saw was a blur...\"\n \nA soccer mom witnessed an attempted assassination of Dougie Jones by Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler outside the office complex at 1400 Main Street, Las Vegas. When interviewed by a local news station, the mother excitedly recounted how Jones had \"moved like a cobra\" in disarming his attacker. Her interview was broadcast on the following evening's local news."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sonny_Engels.json b/data/input_docs/Sonny_Engels.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bcedb7e3a605f175fc6cb190759600a0a398298a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sonny_Engels.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sonny_Engels", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sonny_Engels", "text": "Sonny Engels\nSonny Engels was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 556 Deepwoods Avenue and his phone number was 555-3831."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sonny_Jim_Jones.json b/data/input_docs/Sonny_Jim_Jones.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6fe1a2bebb3d06ece67a9ee79828a9cda2d1a4ca --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sonny_Jim_Jones.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sonny_Jim_Jones", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sonny_Jim_Jones", "text": "Sonny Jim Jones\nSonny Jim Jones was the son of Dougie and Janey-E Jones.\nBiography\nAfter Sonny Jim's father was absent for several days (missing his birthday in the process), he apparently returned. Dougie appeared to be in a catatonic state and Sonny Jim gave him a thumbs-up in the morning and helped him sit down at the breakfast table and eat his pancakes.\nThe next evening, Dougie came to Sonny Jim's room and sat with him, playing with his clap-activated lamp until Sonny Jim's mother angrily called Dougie down.\nAfter Dougie brought Bradley and Rodney Mitchum an insurance payout for a hotel that burned down, the brothers bought Sonny Jim a gym set.\nLater, Dougie was hospitalized and slipped into a coma after sticking a fork in an electrical outlet. Sonny Jim and his mother sat at Dougie's bedside and Bushnell Mullins soon arrived, followed by the Mitchum brothers, who brought food for them.\nAfter Janey-E took Sonny Jim to the bathroom, they returned to find that Dougie was awake and much more alert. He took them to the Silver Mustang Casino, where he told them that he had to leave, but would return, albeit accidentally referring to Dougie in the third person. Sonny Jim watched as his mother \u2013 who had come to the realization that he was not Dougie \u2013 kiss him goodbye and thank him.\nSoon after, Dougie returned to the home and embraced Sonny Jim and Janey-E, who were overjoyed at his return.\nBehind the scenes\nDavid Lynch previously used the name \"Sonny Jim\" in his 1980 feature film The Elephant Man and his 2001 short film, Pierre and Sonny Jim."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sophie.json b/data/input_docs/Sophie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..529b69d5853248bf62f0d01549c44ace67440f74 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sophie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sophie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sophie", "text": "Sophie\nSophie was a patron at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night, Sophie met up with Megan. She said that Megan needed to stop taking drugs and visiting the \"nut house,\" and sarcastically asked where she had shoplifted her sweater. Megan, annoyed, responded that it was Paula's. Next, Sophie asked if Megan had seen Billy recently, and she told Sophie about an incident where he had run into her house bleeding, scaring Megan and her mother. Sophie pointedly asked Megan what her mother's name was again, and she replied that her mother was Tina. They were interrupted by the MC announcing Lissie's performance."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Soundtrack_from_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/Soundtrack_from_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..83c6104211288a466416d8f730eff4cfac282960 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Soundtrack_from_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Soundtrack_from_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Soundtrack_from_Twin_Peaks", "text": "Soundtrack from Twin Peaks\nSoundtrack to Twin Peaks is a 1990 soundtrack album by Angelo Badalamenti, featuring tracks from the first season of Twin Peaks.\nThe tracks, \"The Nightingale,\" \"Into the Night,\" and \"Falling\" had their lyrics written by Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch and vocals provided by Julee Cruise. The tracks were originally released on Cruise's 1989 album, Floating into the Night. \nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nLyrics\nLength\n1.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\" (Instrumental)\n5:10\n2.\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme\" (Instrumental)\n4:52\n3.\n\"Audrey's Dance\" (Instrumental)\n5:17\n4.\n\"The Nightingale\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n4:56\n5.\n\"Freshly Squeezed\" (Instrumental)\n3:48\n6.\n\"The Bookhouse Boys\" (Instrumental)\n3:29\n7.\n\"Into the Night\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n4:44\n8.\n\"Night Life in Twin Peaks\" (Instrumental)\n3:27\n9.\n\"Dance of the Dream Man\" (Instrumental)\n3:41\n10.\n\"Love Theme from Twin Peaks\" (Instrumental)\n5:04\n11.\n\"Falling\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n5:21\nPersonnel\n\nMusicians\nAngelo Badalamenti - piano, synthesizer, orchestration, arrangement, production\nJulee Cruise - vocals (tracks 4, 7, 11)\nVinnie Bell - electric guitar\nEddie Daniels - flute, clarinet\nEddie Dixon \u2013 electric guitar\nKinny Landrum \u2013 synthesizer\nAl Regni \u2013 tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute\nGrady Tate \u2013 drums\nTechnical\nDavid Lynch - production, photography\nArt Pohlemus - recording, mixing (tracks 1\u20133, 5, 6, 8\u201310)\nJay Healy \u2013 mixing (tracks 4, 7, 11)\nHowie Weinberg - mastering\nDesign\nTom Recchion - art direction, design\nKevin Laffey - coordination, A&R\nFredrik Nilsen - photography\nPaula K. Shimatsu-U - photography\nMarc Sirinsky - photography\nCraig Sjodin - photography\nKimberly Wright - photography\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/South_Dakota.json b/data/input_docs/South_Dakota.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..708a1112f6d2e21b22b1660d1698bb18d4f8594c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/South_Dakota.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "South_Dakota", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/South_Dakota", "text": "South Dakota\nSouth Dakota was a state in the Midwestern region of the United States. It was bordered by North Dakota to the north, Iowa and Minnesota to the east, Nebraska to the south, and Montana and Wyoming to the west.\nThe Black Hills region in the southwestern part of the state was home to Mount Rushmore, a national monument depicting the faces of four former U.S. Presidents.\nHistory\nThe South Dakota region was originally home to several Native American tribes, including the Sioux and the Lakota.\nDale Cooper and his father passed through the state while driving west to California, stopping to visit Mount Rushmore.\nIn 2016, the South Dakota State Police arrested a double of Cooper, who had crashed his car along an isolated highway after narrowly avoiding a violent return to the red room. Agents of the FBI's Blue Rose Task Force visited the state to question Cooper and uncovered his activities in the town of Buckhorn, where Cooper had been attempting to obtain a set of coordinates from local principal William Hastings.\nSettlements\nAberdeen\nBrookings\nBuckhorn\nGregory\nHuron\nMitchell\nPierre\nPlatte\nRapid City\nSioux Falls\nWatertown\nYankton"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sparks.json b/data/input_docs/Sparks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e654cda2026782ea7b98b31ced06bd49f10b2f66 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sparks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sparks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sparks", "text": "Sparks\nSparks was a man Dale Cooper met outside of Reading, Pennsylvania.\nHe was in the Boy Scouts in his youth and fought in a war, where he was present on two different boats that were sunk. Sparks was also married for a time until his wife kicked him out.\nHe met Cooper on July 31, 1969 and was recorded by him as he bitterly recounted his life experiences."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sparky.json b/data/input_docs/Sparky.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e3234947d6ca35f647d92cd27ded4462296b13fe --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sparky.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sparky", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sparky", "text": "Sparky\nSparky worked as an assistant at Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nOn February 19, 1989, Sparky watched from Ed Hurley's living room as Nadine skinned a deer hanging from their tree outside. Ed joked that pretending to do a poor job and letting her take over worked every year, while Sparky remarked that his own wife couldn't take the wrapper off a Twinkie.\nSparky only appears in the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It is unknown if the scene was filmed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Special_Agent.json b/data/input_docs/Special_Agent.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..45c0d4112d66fe880634721c39421fcf0f1bdff3 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Special_Agent.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Special_Agent", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Special_Agent", "text": "Special Agent\nSpecial Agent was a title granted to agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who primarily served in investigatory roles.\nNotable Special Agents\nDale Cooper\nChet Desmond\nRandall Headley\nTammy Preston"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Spokane.json b/data/input_docs/Spokane.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..59ff166ac3ef81836551498c1b5948a96a84541c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Spokane.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Spokane", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Spokane", "text": "Spokane\nSpokane was a city in Washington.\nHistory\nAlan Traherne attended community college in Spokane.\nIn March 1989, while impersonating Gerald Craig, Windom Earle told Donna Hayward he was on his way to a convention in Spokane.\nAfter lapsing into a catatonic state and unable to be cared for by her sister, Annie Blackburn was moved to a psychiatric hospital in Spokane.\nFollowing his awakening from a coma in Las Vegas, FBI Agent Dale Cooper flew to Spokane with Rodney and Bradley Mitchum in order to reach the town of Twin Peaks.\nAgent Tammy Preston visited Annie Blackburn in Spokane in 2017 as part of an investigation relating to the town of Twin Peaks.\nNotable residents\nPhillip Gerard\nMorgan"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Stacy_Ruschin.json b/data/input_docs/Stacy_Ruschin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7e62aa66ebde6a68e2385ae759e48a1ddbbe8181 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Stacy_Ruschin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Stacy_Ruschin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Stacy_Ruschin", "text": "Stacy Ruschin\nStacy Ruschin was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 727 Lakeside Drive and her phone number was 555-2900."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Stan_Lillas.json b/data/input_docs/Stan_Lillas.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..76349460ab1d55d7de2ab2de799ec38945b1ebca --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Stan_Lillas.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Stan_Lillas", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Stan_Lillas", "text": "Stan Lillas\nStan Lillas 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/Stanicek.json b/data/input_docs/Stanicek.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..10d9133dd276dff136d60d9cb6d72f9f8a6de6fe --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Stanicek.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Stanicek", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Stanicek", "text": "Stanicek\nDoctor Stanicek was Lucy Moran's physician.\nOn March 2, 1989, a day after Lucy did not go into work due to a perceived illness,\nStanicek called her at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, informing her that she was pregnant."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Star.json b/data/input_docs/Star.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..697222d43116a522918d48dbf3b58e8f829e5c3c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Star.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Star", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Star", "text": "Star\nStar was a young man that Dale Cooper encountered in the summer of 1969.\nBiography\nCooper encountered Star and his companion April on July 30, 1969 as he traveled back on foot after a boy scouts' jamboree. They drove a VW bus and were on their way to Washington, D.C. to chain themselves to the door of the Pentagon and allowed Dale to stay with them for part of the trip.\nAfter Cooper left them, they eventually reached the Pentagon, but had a fight and parted ways."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Stella_Jones.json b/data/input_docs/Stella_Jones.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a5a4cc66b3e21f54f824749d7d4c38d4877910c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Stella_Jones.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Stella_Jones", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Stella_Jones", "text": "Stella Jones\nStella Jones was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 8829 Timber Lane and her phone number was 555-3883."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Stephen_King.json b/data/input_docs/Stephen_King.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b5951e3772c6f32b1306699a6eea6bdf6348020b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Stephen_King.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Stephen_King", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Stephen_King", "text": "Stephen King\nStephen King was the author of The Stand.\nBehind the scenes\nStephen King is an American author, known for many works, such as Carrie, The Shining, The Stand, and The Dark Tower."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Steve_Farkel.json b/data/input_docs/Steve_Farkel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..82d5daae39df52397596fc71e1c475b643e01003 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Steve_Farkel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Steve_Farkel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Steve_Farkel", "text": "Steve Farkel\nSteve Farkel 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/Steven_Burnett.json b/data/input_docs/Steven_Burnett.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8b88c49d9bc0854327b2f09841da8f6bd50f9424 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Steven_Burnett.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Steven_Burnett", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Steven_Burnett", "text": "Steven Burnett\n\"Look at me. I'm a high school graduate.\"\nSteven Burnett was the drug-addled and unstable career miscreant husband of Becky Burnett, with whom he lived at the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nSteven was involved in an off-again, on-again affair with Gersten Hayward and had become her primary source for narcotics. Their relationship both preceded and overlapped his marriage to Becky.\nSteven was unsuccessfully looking for work for several weeks. He submitted his resume to Mike Nelson's office, but Nelson informed him that his resume was the worst he had ever seen and his forms were filled out incorrectly, and told him to leave. Later in the day, Steven drove Becky to the Double R Diner for a bread delivery, and so that Becky could borrow more money from her mother. Steven, lying that the interview had gone well, gave her the last of their drug and promised to take her to dinner.\nAt their trailer, Steven exploded at Becky over a comment about his failure to find a job, throwing her onto a couch and nearly striking her. He shouted that he knew about something she had done.\nSteven had resumed his affair with Gersten, and escaped her apartment just before Becky showed up, and fired shots at the door. Later, Becky told her mother that Steven hadn't come home in two days.\nHe and Gersten, seemingly under the influence, went to the woods behind the trailer park, where they sat against a tree and he held a gun, distraught over something he had done. She tried to console him, insisting that it was \"her\" fault and that he had been stoned. Steven ranted about what might happen if he killed himself, wondering if he would be like \"the rhinoceros\" or \"the lighting in a bottle,\" or just \"turquoise.\" They were interrupted when Cyril Pons approached them, walking his dog. Gersten jumped up and ran around the tree, while Pons turned and fled. Gersten listened, horrified, as Steven fired his gun.\nAs of September 2017, Steven's whereabouts were still unknown, and a warrant had been issued for his arrest as a suspected accomplice in a regional drug ring that prominently involved Richard Horne and Deputy Chad Broxford.\nBehind the scenes\nAlthough \"Part 15\" possibly implies that Steven shot Becky, this is not the opinion of co-creator Mark Frost, stating, \"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/Steven_Spielberg.json b/data/input_docs/Steven_Spielberg.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..25eb7115b88c67bd49cf70694a1b552cb1d54d5f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Steven_Spielberg.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Steven_Spielberg", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Steven_Spielberg", "text": "Steven Spielberg\nSteven Spielberg was the director of the 1977 film Close Encounters of the Third Kind.\nBehind the scenes\nSteven Spielberg is an American film director, producer, and screenwriter. Considered one of the most popular directors in film history, he is known for films such as Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Schindler's List.\nA fan of Twin Peaks, Spielberg expressed interest in directing \"Episode 8\" but this never came to fruition."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Stop_Ghostwood.json b/data/input_docs/Stop_Ghostwood.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3839866e8b3f776bce49e7de518bb7190dd47fe1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Stop_Ghostwood.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Stop_Ghostwood", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Stop_Ghostwood", "text": "Stop Ghostwood\nThe Stop Ghostwood campaign was led by Benjamin Horne against Catherine Martell's Ghostwood development project, which Horne had originally been part of. However, he had a change of heart and founded the Stop Ghostwood campaign in the name of conservation, fearing for the extinction of the pine weasel."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Stu_Grefendorfer.json b/data/input_docs/Stu_Grefendorfer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6d065e8f8ac613075ecf3ad3972a1bca71b65a12 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Stu_Grefendorfer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Stu_Grefendorfer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Stu_Grefendorfer", "text": "Stu Grefendorfer\nStu Grefendorfer 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/Suburbis_Pulaski.json b/data/input_docs/Suburbis_Pulaski.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e8f81f80bfd19316d00fcc3502ebf895db0afab6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Suburbis_Pulaski.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Suburbis_Pulaski", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Suburbis_Pulaski", "text": "Suburbis Pulaski\nSuburbis Pulaski was the mother of Ronette Pulaski, who was present and severely traumatized at the scene of Laura Palmer's murder.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Pulaski's daughter Ronette was found after being reported missing, following the murder of Laura Palmer. Ronette was taken to the hospital.\nSuburbis and her husband were asked questions about their daughter by Deputy Hawk the following day. She told him Ronette worked at the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store.\nBehind the scenes\nRoberta Maguire was credited as playing Maria Pulaski in the pilot episode, but she does not appear in any released version. In the revised first draft of the pilot's script, Maria is mentioned once as sitting with her husband and two younger children outside the hospital room where Sharon (Ronette's name in the original script) is kept.\nMichelle Milantoni plays the character in Episode 1, where she is now named Suburbis."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sunset_Boulevard.json b/data/input_docs/Sunset_Boulevard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..778e67a1178d97ccce627ebfdbea0098fdaa0040 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sunset_Boulevard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sunset_Boulevard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sunset_Boulevard", "text": "Sunset Boulevard\nSunset Boulevard was a critically-acclaimed film noir, starring William Holden, Gloria Swanson as \"Norma,\" and Cecil B. DeMille as himself. Another character shared a name with FBI agent Gordon Cole.\nHistory\n \nWhile Dale Cooper \u2013 who was in a catatonic state after suddenly appearing in Las Vegas in September 2016 \u2013 ate some cake, he began fiddling with objects on the table in front of him. One of these was a TV remote, which he used to accidentally turn on the TV. Looking up to see Sunset Boulevard, he took interest in the character Norma's line about getting \"the old team together again.\" Upon hearing Cecil DeMille say the line, \"Get Gordon Cole,\" something jolted in his mind as he recognized the name, prompting him to pause the movie. Hearing the crackling of electricity, he then crawled toward a power outlet and stuck a fork inside. This action led to events that caused Cooper's eventual complete mental restoration.\nBehind the scenes\nSunset Boulevard is a 1950 film directed by Billy Wilder and is notably a favorite of David Lynch. In the featured scene, director Cecil B. DeMille (playing himself) is telling his assistant to contact studio executive Gordon Cole and tell him to no longer call Norma Desmond (Swanson), who is under the mistaken impression Cole is trying to buy the script she has written with Joe Gillis (Holden). The scene's use in Part 15 is something of a meta-joke: the Twin Peaks character Gordon Cole was originally named after the studio executive (played by an uncredited Bert Moorhouse) from the film.\nLynch has claimed (albeit jokingly, and at least partly referring to himself) that Sunset Boulevard is one of Gordon Cole's all-time favorite films, and that he thinks \"Someone had it before me!\" whenever he hears his name spoken out loud."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Susan_Hurley.json b/data/input_docs/Susan_Hurley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c9598e860b9a22e07929b5f1ebbfff8e89c4e948 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Susan_Hurley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Susan_Hurley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Susan_Hurley", "text": "Susan Hurley\nSusan Hurley was a writer and the mother of James Hurley.\nBiography\nHurley was a prolific writer of poems and short stories and sometimes contributed to the local newspaper in Twin Peaks, Washington. She married Billy Hurley, with whom she had a son, James.\nWhen James was ten, Billy left the family. Subsequently, Susan became dependent on alcohol and would engage in flings with various men.\nJames' mother appears in a scene found in the original scripts for both \"Episode 4\" and \"Episode 10\". In the scene, she returned home to her son after a four-day absence and noticed that James was particularly moody, which she correctly guessed was due to girl problems. James told her about Laura, and she told him that one never knows when a woman is \"an angel or a harpie sent from hell to rend your heart.\" James told her that Laura was both.\nShe returned home under the influence one day in March 1989, infuriating her son.\nBehind the scenes\nJames' mother originally appears as Colleen Hurley in a scene that is present in the scripts for both \"Episode 4\" and \"Episode 10\". Evidence of the scene remains in \"Episode 10\" with a scene where James goes to Maddy Ferguson, frustrated by the encounter with his mother in the deleted scene. This scene was filmed, with actress Linda Carlson in the role, but it was cut due to time constraints. The scene has never been released in any form.\nAs of The Secret History of Twin Peaks, she was given the name Susan."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sven_Jorgenson.json b/data/input_docs/Sven_Jorgenson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c86ba859955b28df02833dfa05f4e540b38db60b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sven_Jorgenson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sven_Jorgenson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sven_Jorgenson", "text": "Sven Jorgenson\nSven Jorgenson was a Norwegian businessman.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Jorgenson was present at the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington to discuss a business deal to invest in Benjamin Horne's Ghostwood Development Project.\nHowever, after Horne's daughter, Audrey announced to Jorgenson and his fellow businessmen that her friend Laura Palmer was found murdered, the Norwegians left the town with haste.\nBehind the scenes\nAccording to Arnie Stenseth, who portrayed Jorgenson, the character was originally to appear in two more episodes of Twin Peaks, but the idea was scrapped."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Swabbie.json b/data/input_docs/Swabbie.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7856637d6034c0b6ecaee52ecc04d19a781e45fd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Swabbie.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Swabbie", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Swabbie", "text": "Swabbie\nSwabbie was an employee at One Eyed Jacks.\nOn the night of February 26, 1989, Swabbie greeted Benjamin and Jerry Horne at the dock outside of One Eyed Jacks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Switchman.json b/data/input_docs/Switchman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cecd1f13f84e90d5015ada595f0fee0ecfae574e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Switchman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Switchman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Switchman", "text": "Switchman\n\"What the hell?\"\nAn unidentified switchman discovered Ronette Pulaski lumbering across a nearby bridge on the morning of February 24, 1989."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sycamore_Trees.json b/data/input_docs/Sycamore_Trees.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6e8781fb93a18b0652795396b58a88ca603669d6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sycamore_Trees.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sycamore_Trees", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sycamore_Trees", "text": "Sycamore Trees\nThis article is about the song. For the trees surrounding the portal to the Black Lodge, see Glastonbury Grove.\n \n\"Sycamore Trees\" is a song performed by Jimmy Scott as the Black Lodge performer in Episode 29 of Twin Peaks. The music was written by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics by David Lynch. The song also appears on the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me soundtrack.\nLyrics\nI got idea man\nYou take me for a walk\nUnder the sycamore trees\nThe dark trees that blow, baby\nIn the dark trees that blow\nAnd I'll see you\nAnd you'll see me\nAnd I'll see you in the branches that blow\nIn the breeze\nI'll see you in the trees\nI'll see you in the trees\nUnder the sycamore trees\nAnd I'll see you\nAnd you'll see me\nAnd I'll see you in the branches that blow\nIn the breeze\nI'll see you in the trees\nI'll see you in the trees\nUnder the sycamore trees\nTrivia\nThe lyrics are a copy of some lines in David Lynch's early draft of Ronny Rocket (before it was removed from the later draft called Ronnie Rocket):\n\"GIRL: I got idea, man...you take me for a walk ( she moves closer to the guy) under the sycamore trees (closer) the dark trees that blow, baby. In the dark trees I'll see you and you'll see me...I'll see you in the branches that blow in the breeze...I'll see you under the trees.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Sylvia_Horne.json b/data/input_docs/Sylvia_Horne.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c9454b6161dfd5c076fa19e35c348a06eb32d0e1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Sylvia_Horne.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Sylvia_Horne", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sylvia_Horne", "text": "Sylvia Horne\nSylvia Horne was the wife of business magnate Benjamin Horne and the mother of Audrey and Johnny Horne.\nBiography\n\n1980s\nOn February 24, 1989, Sylvia sat at the dinner table with her daughter as her son banged his head against a dollhouse. Frustrated, she told Johnny's nurse to explain that Laura Palmer would not be coming to tutor him that day, as she had been murdered.\nTwo days later, she silently had dinner with her family until her brother-in-law Jerry arrived, who tried to kiss her, which frustrated her.\nThe next day, she argued with her husband about their son.\nA month later, Sylvia went to the Hayward home and became upset that Ben had re-opened the wounds of his affair with Eileen Hayward from years ago. Will Hayward punched Ben, causing him to slam his head into the fireplace.\nIn the following years, Sylvia helped raise Audrey's son, Richard. She eventually divorced her husband Benjamin, moving to a \"McMansion\" in an upscale neighborhood of Twin Peaks.\n2010s\nIn late 2016, Johnny ran through their home head-first, while Sylvia shouted after him and Mary. Sylvia rushed downstairs after him to find, to her horror, that he had smashed into a wall.\nSylvia's grandson, Richard, later came to her home, demanding money. When she refused, he began to strangle her until she gave him the combination to her safe, which he emptied in addition to stealing her purse. She later reported the incident to Ben, who refused to reimburse her for the robbery or give her \"any more money.\" Sylvia then threatened to call her lawyer and hung up.\nBehind the scenes\nSylvia was played by Jan D'Arcy, who reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nThe character does not appear in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, but she does appear in a scene in the original script. The scene is of Johnny's birthday party, during which she has a minor argument with Ben about Johnny wanting to have the party in Ben's office. In the same scene, she becomes upset over Ben having a picture of Laura in his office, but not either of his own children."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Szymon%27s_Famous_Coffees.json b/data/input_docs/Szymon%27s_Famous_Coffees.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4cfd30ea40a04b69dd81df6256c354849bcee382 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Szymon%27s_Famous_Coffees.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Szymon%27s_Famous_Coffees", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Szymon%27s_Famous_Coffees", "text": "Szymon's Famous Coffees\nSzymon's Famous Coffees was a coffee shop in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nHistory\nIn 2016, Szymon's Famous Coffees was located near the entrance of the building that hosted the Lucky 7 Insurance offices. Lucky 7 employee Phil Bisby habitually made coffee runs at Szymon's before the firm's morning meetings.\nWhile being escorted by Bushnell Mullins to a meeting with Rodney and Bradley Mitchum, Dale Cooper saw Mike in the red room through the bakery doors, inviting him in. As the red room disappeared, Cooper walked through the entrance, followed by Mullins. The two got out with a box containing a cherry pie.\nLater, Anthony Sinclair invited Cooper over at Szymon's for a cup of coffee, which he intended to spike with poison. After taking a sip, Cooper began wondering in the shop to observe the cherry pie, allowing Sinclair to lace his coffee. When Cooper returned, Sinclair broke down in tears and ran to the toilets, taking the spiked coffee with him. Cooper took over Sinclair's coffee, and was brought a slice of pie by the shop's waitress Leslie; Sinclair emptied the cup in an urinal and threw it away, then returned to the table to apologize to Cooper, before running to the Lucky 7 offices."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/T._Billings.json b/data/input_docs/T._Billings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..17a45e9b75dccaf14aee09db519cb28c8e6b049a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/T._Billings.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "T._Billings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/T._Billings", "text": "T. Billings\nT. Billings was the author of the 1932 book, The Function of Neurosis in Snoqualmie Culture."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tacoma_Sperm_Bank.json b/data/input_docs/Tacoma_Sperm_Bank.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..12035caf00a084af1d8cfd84bd8522cea6752575 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tacoma_Sperm_Bank.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tacoma_Sperm_Bank", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tacoma_Sperm_Bank", "text": "Tacoma Sperm Bank\n\"When the Tacoma Sperm Bank was looking for donors, naturally, I applied. It's my civic duty and I like whales.\"\n \u2015Andy Brennan\nThe Tacoma Sperm Bank was a facility where Andy Brennan volunteered to donate sperm. However, during a physical, he learned that he was sterile \u2013 later diagnosed as a temporary case of oligospermia \u2013 which prompted Andy to question the cause of his girlfriend Lucy Moran's pregnancy."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tammy_Preston.json b/data/input_docs/Tammy_Preston.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..023db4c408f63f1e8a08ba955405eef824560e4a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tammy_Preston.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tammy_Preston", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tammy_Preston", "text": "Tammy Preston\nTamara \"Tammy\" Preston (also known by her initials TP) was an accomplished FBI agent who accompanied Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield to South Dakota to investigate the strange reappearance of their long-lost colleague, Dale Cooper. During the course of this investigation, Preston became the first new member of the Blue Rose Task Force since its founding.\nBiography\n\nEducation\nPreston attended George Washington High School and made the school's honor roll. In college, she majored in English. Subsequently, she attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and made the dean's list. Preston graduated from the FBI Academy as the valedictorian of her class. Her early accomplishments gained the attention of the secretive Blue Rose Task Force, who deemed her a promising potential recruit.\nWith the Blue Rose Task Force\nIn September 2016, Preston presented crime scene photos of the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato to Deputy Director Gordon Cole and Agent Albert Rosenfield. One of the photos included a figure recorded within a glass box in the room just prior to the deaths of Colby and Barberato. Before Preston could finish her presentation, Cole received a call concerning missing Special Agent Dale Cooper, prompting him and Albert to go to his office with Preston in tow. Upon learning Cooper's location, Cole asked Preston to accompany him and Rosenfield to meet with Agent Cooper.\nPreston accompanied Cole and Rosenfield to a federal prison in South Dakota, where Cooper was being held. During an interview, Cooper claimed to have been working undercover with missing agent Phillip Jeffries and had been on his way to debrief with Cole when he had his car accident that led to his incarceration. Outside the prison, Preston questioned the identities of Jeffries and Cooper, apparently recognizing their names from the Dossier. However, she was dismissed by Cole and Rosenfield as she was wearing a wire, despite her protests that Cole had told her to wear it.\nShe later examined Cooper's file and compared his fingerprints from before his 1989 disappearance and from his booking at the federal prison. Troubled, she quickly left her desk. On a flight to South Dakota with Albert, Gordon, and Cooper's former secretary Diane, Tammy presented her findings, revealing that though the fingerprints were identical, someone at the prison had to reverse the images to get a match, meaning the man at the prison's fingerprints were the exact opposite of Agent Cooper's. Gordon praised her work and gave her a hint as to what direction he speculated the investigation was going in.\nLater, while escorting Diane to meet with Cooper, she expressed the FBI's gratitude at her cooperation, only to get cursed out by Diane.\nOn the flight back to Philadelphia, Preston received a call from Air Force Colonel Davis and put Cole on the line. Cole was informed that the body of Major Garland Briggs was found in Buckhorn, South Dakota, thus re-routing the plane. Preston then transferred another call to Cole, this time from Warden Dwight Murphy, who stated that Cooper had escaped from prison.\nThey reached Buckhorn, where they were shown to Briggs' body, which Albert noted to be too young. Detective Dave Macklay told them that the body was found in bed with the severed head of Ruth Davenport, who \u2013 along with William Hastings, the prime suspect in her murder \u2013 had an interest in alternate dimensions.\nPreston questioned Hastings, who identified a photo of Briggs as the Major he met in an alternate dimension and gave him coordinates before he floated up, speaking Cooper's name.\nShe later watched with Gordon as Albert had dinner with coroner Constance Talbot. Following this, she brought a photo to Albert and Gordon of the glass box present at the scene of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato's deaths. The photo showed Cooper and another man with the box.\nHastings led them to where he had claimed to have entered \"the zone.\" Preston stood guard as Albert and Gordon investigated, confirming Hastings' account just before he suddenly died in the back of Macklay's car.\nTammy was later quietly informed by Cole and Albert about Project Blue Book and the Blue Rose cases that were subsequently established with a task force headed by Agent Phillip Jeffries and included personnel such as Cooper, Albert, and Agent Chester Desmond. She agreed to join the task force.\nAlbert explained to Tammy the first Blue Rose case, which was assigned to Cole and Jeffries in 1975. The case concerned a woman named Lois Duffy, who had appeared to have killed a person identical to herself. The victim stated, \"I'm like the blue rose,\" which Preston figured to mean that the identical woman was not natural, a reference to actual blue roses, as they do not occur in nature.\nCole entered followed by Diane, who, after being told the significance of Major Briggs in the investigation, stated she recognized the names on a ring found in the Major's stomach \u2013 her half-sister and brother-in-law, Janey-E and Dougie Jones, who lived in Las Vegas. Tammy then connected Cole to the FBI in Las Vegas so he could tell them that the Joneses were wanted in connection to a double murder.\nAfter Diane left, Cole informed Tammy and Albert that he had been in contact with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, who came across Laura Palmer's diary, which indicated the existence of two Coopers. He then recalled a dream he had the previous night about Monica Bellucci, in which he saw himself on February 16, 1989, amid a brief re-appearance of Phillip Jeffries. He noted that Jeffries had pointed to Cooper and asked who he thought he was.\nDiane later met with Tammy, Gordon, and Albert 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. Tammy and Albert reacted in time, drawing their guns and shooting Diane, who then disappeared, prompting Tammy to note that Diane was actually a tulpa. While the agents were recovering from what they had just witnessed, Cole received word from Las Vegas that Dougie Jones was, in fact, Agent Cooper. Upon researching him, Tammy reported the destruction of Dougie's car and attempted assassination by Ike \"The Spike,\" as well as how he electrocuted himself by sticking a fork in a wall socket. Tammy then joined Gordon and Albert to the town of Twin Peaks, in time to witness the real Agent Cooper's final speech to his friends from Twin Peaks and his reunion with the real Diane. As he finished his speech, the lights began to go dark. Gordon, Diane, and Cooper suddenly disappeared before their very eyes, only for Gordon to return a short while later reporting they had been in the boiler room of the Great Northern Hotel. Cooper and Diane were gone, apparently never to be seen again.\nThe dossier\nCole assigned Preston to review a dossier concerning the town of Twin Peaks that was recovered from the basement of Ruth Davenport's building, with the assignment to discover the identity of the person who compiled it. In addition, she was given access to all of Special Agent Dale Cooper's files from his 1989 investigation of the murder of Laura Palmer, as Cole found that they may help her identify the Archivist.\nAfter reviewing and annotating the dossier, Preston determined that the Archivist was Major Garland Briggs of the United States Air Force, who was continuing the work of his predecessor, Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks is implied to take place before the events of Twin Peaks (2017), as Preston has limited knowledge of the individuals covered in the dossier. The opening statement by Gordon Cole to Tammy Preston specifically notes how the Archivist's dossier was found on July 17, 2016, several months before most of the show's present-day events. Inexplicably, however, The Final Dossier reveals that it must have occurred after the series, as the dossier itself was found \"weeks\" after Davenport's body was discovered. This revelation could however be explained as a new version of events unfolding within the present day as a result of Cooper's actions in saving Laura Palmer, thus making it appear that the dossier was found before Davenport's death at a different crime scene before Cooper's alteration of past events.\nThe new \"Archivist\"\nAfter the bizarre confrontation at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Cole assigned Preston to remain in Twin Peaks for a follow-up investigation. She spent several weeks in town interviewing the various residents and learning what had transpired in the years since Agent Cooper's first visit. Among other things, Preston visited Annie Blackburn at a private psychiatric hospital in Spokane and interviewed Benjamin Horne. By letter, she corresponded with Donna Hayward, who had relocated to Vermont to assist her father's practice. Preston was unable, however, to find any current information on Audrey Horne since her reclusion, though she noted a disturbing rumor that Audrey was in a private care facility.\nAs her investigation continued, Preston noticed an odd anomaly in a Twin Peaks Post back issue from March 1989: a claim that Cooper came to Twin Peaks to investigate the \"disappearance, still unsolved, of local teenage beauty queen, Laura Palmer.\" Startled, Preston began looking through all the corresponding police records and discovered they all referred to the disappearance, not the murder, of Laura Palmer. She questioned the various relevant parties, including the Twin Peaks police and Ronette Pulaski, and although some seemed confused by this, all agreed this was how the events happened. Disturbed by the apparent change in events since she began her research, Preston herself began to feel her memory of the circumstances grow fuzzy, and abruptly ended her investigation to return to Philadelphia.\nPreston penned her final remarks on the plane ride home, observing that the effects on her own memory seemed to be fading with every passing mile. She submitted her final report and collected files to Director Cole on September 9, 2017.\nPersonality\nPreston shared many of the same investigative skills and quirks characteristic of other agents who previously worked directly under Cole, such as Chester Desmond and Dale Cooper, including a penchant for identifying the smallest details and a love of coffee. Her notes while annotating the dossier characterize her as highly skeptical, often using her notes to refute some of the more fantastical elements of the dossier and suggesting alternative explanations. As she read through the dossier, she became increasingly intrigued by all of the connections the Archivist made, and grasped at reasonable explanations. She appeared to hold Gordon Cole in high regard, and was left conflicted by his apparent connection to several of the mysterious events described in the dossier.\nPreston would get carsick, and on the ride to the prison in South Dakota, she was seen with her head leaning out the open window, puzzling her boss.\nBehind the scenes\nTamara Preston was portrayed by musician Chrysta Bell in Twin Peaks (2017), her first major acting role. In the audiobook release of The Secret History of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier, Preston's notes were read by actress Annie Wersching.\nPreston's appearance was designed by costume designer Nancy Steiner based on David Lynch's vision of the character, employing a retro look for her undershirts and tops."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tammy_Wynette.json b/data/input_docs/Tammy_Wynette.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7f7a94c10b83b2e058fcaf8d1bc75912ff64401b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tammy_Wynette.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tammy_Wynette", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tammy_Wynette", "text": "Tammy Wynette\n\"It's Tammy Wynette time, darling.\"\n \u2015Norma Jennings\nTammy Wynette was a singer.\nOn the evening of February 24, 1989, Norma Jennings referenced Wynette to Ed Hurley while speaking at the Roadhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nTammy Wynette (May 5, 1942 \u2013 April 6, 1998) was an American country music singer, nicknamed the \"First Lady of Country Music.\" She is best known for her signature song, \"Stand By Your Man.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tarifa.json b/data/input_docs/Tarifa.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8bea6c8cb8ad76e048d616c5a799d33f50bee9b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tarifa.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tarifa", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tarifa", "text": "Tarifa\n\"Tarifa\" was a song by Sharon Van Etten.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Van Etten played \"Tarifa\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Tarifa\" is a song from Sharon Van Etten's fourth studio album, Are We There (2014). The song, as a new mix omitting the original's woodwind track, was featured in \"Part 6\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 8 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nHit the groundThe yard, I found somethingI could taste your mouthShut the doorNow in the sun tanningYou were so justLooking across the skyCan't rememberI can't recall, noI can't remember anything at allWe skipped the sunriseLooking across the grassSaid he wantedAnd not that I'm \"every\"It's the same, I could mean you were rightEveryone elseHasn't a chance, don'tFail me nowOpen arms, restLet's run underCursing myself at nightSlow it was sevenI wish it was seven all nightTell me whenTell me when is this over?Chewed you outChew me out when I'm stupidI don't wannaEveryone else palesSend in the owlTell me I'm not a childYou summonForget about everyone elseFall away somehowTo figure it out\nCredits\nWritten and Performed by Sharon Van Etten\nCourtesy of Jagjaguwar"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ted.json b/data/input_docs/Ted.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c8d1a7775502a85d9b8ea7e3a1f9b114b08a825c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ted.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ted", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ted", "text": "Ted\nTed was a member of the 24th Street Gang who stole Dale Cooper's tape recorder in January 1968.\nAt the age of sixteen, Ted was convicted of manslaughter and was the victim of various assaults while serving his sentence. During his first year of incarceration, he decided to eschew a life of crime after watching a snowstorm, particularly taking note of the large snowflakes.\nHe met Cooper again on December 26, 1975 and discussed his time in prison and his life since. As of this meeting, Ted was working two jobs and studying to become an accountant."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Ted_Bjornborg.json b/data/input_docs/Ted_Bjornborg.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5c11d4d5a13ad5870476a9d5fee3958cd647847e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ted_Bjornborg.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ted_Bjornborg", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ted_Bjornborg", "text": "Ted Bjornborg\nTed Bjornborg 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/Ted_Morello.json b/data/input_docs/Ted_Morello.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b366781492e5ab0cb6684efc6ede46a432666d16 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Ted_Morello.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Ted_Morello", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Ted_Morello", "text": "Ted Morello\nTed Morello was a reporter for the United Press and a part-tme employee of KMO radio.\nBiography\nOn June 22, 1947, Morello picked up the story of Harold Dahl allegedly spotting a UFO, later dubbed the \"Maury Island Incident.\" Morello's reporting of the case brought national attention to it.\nEarly in the morning of August 1, Morello received a call from an anonymous informant, who told him that a B-25 that had crashed overnight had been shot down and to tell Kenneth Arnold and Emil J. Smith \"that the same thing could happen to them.\"\nHe called Arnold, Smith, and Fred Crisman to confirm details about their meeting with Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown, who had been aboard the B-25 and to relay the warning given to him by the informant.\nHe later received another call from the informant, who claimed that military personnel had taken custody of Crisman and had boarded him onto an Air Force transport en route to Alaska. Morello called Arnold and Smith about this incident, but they wished to instead discuss the matter in person. They met in a back room of the KMO radio station, where Morello divulged the information of the anonymous call. Morello then warned the men to leave Tacoma until the situation blew over.\nFollowing the crash, some fragments found during the Maury Island Incident were given to Morello for safekeeping and he wrote a story about them. He then sent them to a chemistry professor at the College of Puget Sound for analysis.\nYears later, the widow of Morello's friend Paul Lantz wrote him a letter, detailing an incident that occurred in their home in the fall of 1947. She claimed that she and her husband were visited by men claiming to be FBI agents, who demanded that he cease from publishing stories related to the Maury Island Incident.\nBehind the scenes\nTed Morello (December 15, 1918 \u2013 July 15, 2007) was a reporter for the United Press and later the Associated Press of Pakistan and a United Nations correspondent for The Pakistan Times."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tell_It_Martin.json b/data/input_docs/Tell_It_Martin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e1822b3af72acb057bdd8cc3b652f24bcfbbd077 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tell_It_Martin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tell_It_Martin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tell_It_Martin", "text": "Tell It Martin\nTell It Martin is the second short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nWhat happens in the desert before everything turns back to sand? Why do the machines never stop, constantly pumping their black wetness from the ground? I find metal structures blocking the wind. Dirty children's feet scratch at the clothes. A child's play toy in the middle of the brush. Inside, the man with the gray elevated hair tells the people what to do. The brown-haired woman is next to him again. What does she do? Never knowing where I should get off, I see fire in front of houses where no one lives. Do you ask me anything? Are we there yet?\nIn a production meeting, David Lynch plans out the sequence of Jake driving through Rancho Rosa Estates and planting a bomb on Dougie Jones' car. After a minor disagreement over when to shoot the actual bomb placement, he and Scott Cameron agree to film it the same day as the drive-by.\nOn the day of filming, Lynch decides to wait for the sun to rise more before filming with Sawyer Shipman due to the low temperature. Later, Lynch talks Shipman through walking across the street to look at the bomb, before the punks arrive to scare him away.\nCrew members wheel in a half-demolished duplicate of Dougie's car and set up pyrotechnics for the explosion. Gary D'Amico breaks off the driver's side door and breaks the window, while Lynch explains to the surviving punk how he will flee after the explosion goes off.\nTwo men disappear in a room. One of them has no hair, is nearly half-size of the other. The man with the gray elevated hair comes. It looks like he's looking what's going on, drawing some things on a paper, running behind the small one.\nLAS VEGAS\nChristophe Zajac-Denek arrives on set and greets Lynch, who draws him a schematic of the hallway of Lorraine's office and how the stabbing scene will go. Stunt coordinator Brian Duffy and Zajac-Denek choreograph the stabbing itself. Lynch says the killing should be random and messy, like a \"kindergarten killing.\" While filming, he directs him to really \"slam that fucking thing in there!\"\nWhile on location in Palmdale (Rancho Rosa Estates), Lynch speaks to Jim Belushi on the phone regarding several of Belushi's scenes, including his visit to Bushnell Mullins and the dream Bradley Mitchum mentions in \"Part 11.\"\nIn a meeting, Lynch asks Sabrina Sutherland if they can have three Las Vegas detectives instead of two, and explains that he wants to hire \"the big guy\" to play one. Brainstorming, he decides the new detective, \"Smiley\", will be an idiot savant. On a whim, Lynch decides the detectives should all be named \"Fusco,\" instead of \"Haig\" and \"Fusco\" as in the script. As Sutherland laughs, he decides their first initials will be \"Smiley and the DTs.\"\nThe cars move like ants along an asphalt trail, transporting their owners without disturbing their hair. Only the man with the gray elevated hair can save them.\nThe producers plan the Santino's sequence. Lynch reflects on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s most famous speech, praising the musical quality of the address, and recalls being taken by the woman visible behind King who could be heard encouraging him after a shaky start. Scott Cameron recalls that the woman in question said \"Tell it, Martin!\" Lynch is upset that the Santino's scene will be the first one with Robert Knepper and Jim Belushi.\nOn the day, Lynch first meets Knepper and Belushi and takes them to a booth to apologize for the circumstances of their shooting out of sequence. He explains that the scene is late in their relationship with Dougie Jones, and that at this moment they regard him as \"solid gold.\" Ironically, the next day they will film their scenes with Supervisor Burns, their very first appearance. Knepper asks about their backstory at the orphanage, wondering if they might have had only one parent in common, but Lynch assures them they are brothers, together against the world. \nPeople featured\nTammie Baird\nPhil Bartko\nJim Belushi\nScott Cameron\nLarry Clarke\nGary D'Amico\nGiselle DaMier\nPeter Deming\nBrian Duffy\nEric Edelstein\nIme N. Etuk\nPierce Gagnon\nBrett Gelman\nCori Glazer\nRobert Knepper\nAndrea Leal\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nDon Murray\nAmy Shiels\nSawyer Shipman\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nBill Tangradi\nGreg Vrotsos\nNaomi Watts\nChristophe Zajac-Denek\nBlake Zingale\nDebbie Zoller\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"DJ Hick\"\n\"Dumpf\"\n\"Woodsmen Scalp\"\n\"Longgrillsam\"\n\"MUDU GRUM\"\n\"Pinched Salt\"\n\"Ping Dorothy Hoch\"\n\"Belushi Call\"\n\"Metal Detector\"\n\"Mudu_slow\"\n\"Tile Downer\"\n\"Santinos\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 \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 \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/Teresa_Banks.json b/data/input_docs/Teresa_Banks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..431ed1c4d3a0ea5842f391fe1dd183c2d437a88f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Teresa_Banks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Teresa_Banks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Teresa_Banks", "text": "Teresa Banks\n\"Diane, as Gordon thought, everything about this has the feel of a serial killing. The question is, is this the beginning of something, or the end?\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nTeresa Mary Banks was an underage prostitute and cocaine addict from Tacoma, Washington who was identified as the first possible victim of a serial killer active in the state. Her body was found in Wind River, wrapped in plastic with a letter \"T\" under her ring fingernail. Similarities between this case and the murder of Laura Palmer a year later led Special Agent Dale Cooper to the town of Twin Peaks, where he believed Teresa's killer had struck for the second time.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nBanks was born on July 11, 1970 to Tony and Ellen Banks, who died in a car accident when Teresa was twelve, resulting in her becoming a ward of the state. She ran away from a state facility at the age of fifteen.\nDeer Meadow\nBy the age of seventeen, Teresa was a drifter and prostitute, regularly submitting ads to Flesh World, a swingers magazine. In January 1988, a month before her death, she moved to the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow and found work at Hap's Diner. At this time, Teresa took to wearing a gold ring on her left hand. Her supervisor Irene recalled that her left arm went numb for a period of three days.\nIn The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Teresa worked at the Cross River Cafe (ten miles outside Deer Meadow) for only three weeks before her murder, and lived in a nearby tourist rental cabin.\nAfter seeing one of Teresa's ads, Leland Palmer met her at the Red Diamond City Motel for sex. Afterward, he placed his hand over her eyes and asked her who he was, and she said she didn't know. They made plans to \"party\" with two girlfriends she had mentioned. On their next meeting, however, Leland was stunned to see that the other two were Ronette Pulaski and his own daughter, Laura. He paid Teresa and quickly left, saying he had chickened out. She went to Ronette and Laura following this, showing her ring to Laura.\nSuspicious of his sudden change of heart, Teresa went to a payphone and called Jacques Renault and asked him what Ronette and Laura's fathers looked like, confirming that the man was Laura's father, Leland Palmer. She lied to Jacques saying it was someone else and thanked him. She hung up, then called Palmer.\n \nBefore Teresa could successfully blackmail Palmer, he murdered her at her trailer on the night of February 9, 1988, bashing her head in with a pipe. By this time, Teresa was no longer wearing the ring.\nIn My Life, My Tapes, Teresa's body was found in a drainage ditch after not showing up to work for five days.\nPost-mortem\nTeresa's body was found, wrapped in plastic, floating in the nearby Wind River. Having no next-of-kin, her body was not claimed by anyone. The case was determined by Gordon Cole to have some possible significance to the Blue Rose Task Force, prompting an investigation by FBI Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley.\n \nAfter arriving in Deer Meadow, Desmond and Stanley conducted an autopsy and determined that Banks died from \"repeated blows to the back of the head by a blunt obtuse-angled object.\" Stanley also discovered the indentation on her finger where she had worn the ring, and a small piece of white paper imprinted with the letter 'T' beneath the nail of her left ring finger.\nHer former co-worker at Hap's Diner, Irene, called her death a \"freak accident\" and mentioned the incident where Teresa's arm lost feeling for several days. In light of this information, Stanley agreed to drive her body to a lab in Portland for further study.\nOn his first night in Twin Peaks a year later, Special Agent Dale Cooper referenced Banks' murder in a town meeting and warned that her killer might also be responsible for the murder of Laura Palmer. However, Cooper's original prime suspect, Leo Johnson, was exonerated of killing Banks, as he had been incarcerated in a Hungry Horse, Montana jail cell on the night she died.\nUltimately, Leland Palmer confessed to killing Teresa, claiming he had been compelled to do so by a possessing demonic spirit called BOB.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the script of Episode 2, her name is \"Theresa\" instead of \"Teresa\".\nTo achieve her mouth shape while in the morgue, Pamela Gidley was given two cotton balls which she held in the back of her mouth. Banks's final make-up appearance on the slab was done by director David Lynch himself, as he was not satisfied with the initial product. Among the details he added was a tattoo on her back, which is not seen in the finished film."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Terry_Franklin.json b/data/input_docs/Terry_Franklin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ff6e0c7a743b6a9d44bf5114d3110f04dbacf2c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Terry_Franklin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Terry_Franklin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Terry_Franklin", "text": "Terry Franklin\nTerry Franklin was a Twin Peaks High School student. He was Laura Palmer's schoolmate and was present when Margaret Honeycutt took attendance the day Laura's body appeared."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Autobiography_of_F.B.I._Special_Agent_Dale_Cooper%3A_My_Life,_My_Tapes.json b/data/input_docs/The_Autobiography_of_F.B.I._Special_Agent_Dale_Cooper%3A_My_Life,_My_Tapes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7215fa1253fc589f3745aa2eece90dd36d2e5850 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Autobiography_of_F.B.I._Special_Agent_Dale_Cooper%3A_My_Life,_My_Tapes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Autobiography_of_F.B.I._Special_Agent_Dale_Cooper:_My_Life,_My_Tapes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Autobiography_of_F.B.I._Special_Agent_Dale_Cooper:_My_Life,_My_Tapes", "text": "The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper is the second Twin Peaks novel, written by Scott Frost.\nThe novel is presented as a collection of transcripts from Agent Dale Cooper's audio tapes, from his childhood to the day he is assigned to the Laura Palmer case. The book includes Dale's upbringing in Philadelphia, family, education at Quaker institutions Germantown Friends School and Haverford College, first stumbles with love, obsession with the FBI, and the relationship between him, Windom Earle, and Earle's wife, Caroline. Many of these tape transcripts are dictated to \"Diane,\" though a later tape states that Cooper enjoys the thought of Diane listening to his tapes so much that he will address all tapes to her, whether she will ever listen to them or not.\nDiscrepancies\n\nContinuity errors\nAlbert Rosenfield's surname is spelled as \"Rosenfelt.\"\nCaroline Earle is stated to have died in 1979, when in the series, Cooper said she died \"four years ago,\" which would place her murder around 1985.\nThe largest inconsistencies lie with the murder of Teresa Banks, as the book was written before the making of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nIn the book, Teresa's body is found in a ditch, she worked at Cross River Caf\u00e9 and she lived in a lakeside cabin, none of which is true in the film.\nIn the book, Cooper investigates Teresa's murder. In the film, the case is assigned to Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley. It was originally planned for Cooper to investigate in the film, but Kyle MacLachlan wished to have a smaller role.\nThe Final Dossier has many inconsistencies with this novel, especially the Windom Earle related sections, but the former explains that Diane's double heavily modified the content of the tapes while doing their transcripts.\nHistorical inaccuracies\nCooper says on April 20, 1968 that he performed the Heimlich maneuver on his scoutmaster. However, the Heimlich maneuver was first introduced in 1974.\nRobert F. Kennedy's assassination is presented in the book as if he died within hours after his shooting, as Cooper's father gets him out of bed at 3:30 a.m. on June 6 to watch news coverage, as if his shooting was just reported. At 5:00 a.m., Cooper indicates that Kennedy had died by then. While the time of death is accurate, Kennedy was shot 26 hours before his death and it was reported by the media quickly after it occurred, which would almost certainly mean that the Coopers would have already been aware of the shooting.\nCooper notes on May 12, 1969 that it is Mother's Day. In real life, Mother's Day that year was on the day before."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Battleship_Potemkin.json b/data/input_docs/The_Battleship_Potemkin.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ab14a4822324a74627cbfef808652a9f8c27d6cf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Battleship_Potemkin.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Battleship_Potemkin", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Battleship_Potemkin", "text": "The Battleship Potemkin\nThe Battleship Potemkin was a film directed by Sergei Eisenstein. Alongside The Gold Rush, it was one of the first films to be screened at the Bijou Opera House.\nBehind the scenes\nBattleship Potemkin is a 1925 silent film directed by Sergei Eisenstein. It portrays a dramatization of a real-life 1905 mutiny and is regarded as one of the greatest films of all-time."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Black_Dog_Runs_At_Night.json b/data/input_docs/The_Black_Dog_Runs_At_Night.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3a3990d20402bd1aa1870f06ef3248797997c137 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Black_Dog_Runs_At_Night.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Black_Dog_Runs_At_Night", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Black_Dog_Runs_At_Night", "text": "The Black Dog Runs At Night\n\"The Black Dog Runs At Night\" is a song on the soundtrack of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. The song is composed by Angelo Badalamenti and performed by Thought Gang. The only lyrics in the song are \"the black dog runs at night\" which is repeated at regular intervals by David Lynch.\nThe song played for a few seconds in the scene when Leland Palmer pays Teresa Banks a visit. At the end of the scene, Leland walks away through a parking lot. Once Leland has left, Mrs. Tremond's grandson runs out from behind a bush and begins jumping around the parking lot, wearing a mask similar to the one worn by The Jumping Man."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Boys_of_Summer.json b/data/input_docs/The_Boys_of_Summer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bead4967e3513ce99cbd59af657eaa0d4e2a8d60 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Boys_of_Summer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Boys_of_Summer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Boys_of_Summer", "text": "The Boys of Summer\nThe Boys of Summer was a book by Roger Kahn.\nA favorite of Cappy, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Boys of Summer is a 1972 non-fiction book by Roger Kahn."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Cactus_Blossoms.json b/data/input_docs/The_Cactus_Blossoms.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..565544eff5d2b6e622fdf6146e2074bebf1e69a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Cactus_Blossoms.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Cactus_Blossoms", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Cactus_Blossoms", "text": "The Cactus Blossoms\n The Cactus Blossoms were a music group.\nAround 2016, the Cactus Blossoms played at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, performing \"Mississippi.\"\nBehind the scenes\nThe Cactus Blossoms is an American country-blues duo band originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, consisting of brothers Jack Torrey and Page Burkum. Their performance for Twin Peaks was used as the end credits backdrop for Part 3. Also appearing with the group were Joel Paterson, Beau Sample, and Alex Hall."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Dutchman%27s_Lodge.json b/data/input_docs/The_Dutchman%27s_Lodge.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4ea71d0d2f3f7d20d840604793ddaaead160124c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Dutchman%27s_Lodge.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Dutchman%27s_Lodge", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Dutchman%27s_Lodge", "text": "The Dutchman's Lodge\nThe Dutchman's Lodge, also known as \"The Dutchman's\" for short, was a former roadside motel in rural western Montana.\nHistory\nThe Dutchman's Lodge was built in the early 1930s by Horace \"The Dutchman\" Vandersant.\" It gained a reputation as a mob- and gangster-friendly establishment, and it was reputed that John Dillinger had spent a week there while on the lam. The lodge closed in 1962 after Vandersant's death and was demolished in 1967. Despite no longer existing, the Dutchman's was accessible via the rooms above a convenience store at the same location, roughly equidistant between Missoula, Montana and Twin Peaks, Washington.\nIn late 2016, Phillip Jeffries was apparently in hiding at the Dutchman's. At gunpoint, Ray Monroe gave up Jeffries' location to Dale Cooper's doppelganger, although he said it wasn't a \"real place.\" A matchbook from the Dutchman's, appearing to be relatively new, was later found on Monroe's body.\n \nCooper traveled to the Dutchman's by walking up the exterior stairs of the convenience store, and then following a woodsman down a long, pitch-black hallway and up a staircase. More of them were waiting in the motel's courtyard, along with a gaunt woman in a housedress, who agreed to unlock the door to room 8 for him.\nInside, one of the walls dissolved to reveal another room containing Jeffries' apparatus. Cooper asked why Jeffries had hired Ray to kill him, but it seemed that the person responsible \u2013 the one whom Cooper had spoken to over the radio \u2013 might have been somebody else. Cooper then demanded to know who Judy was and if she wanted something from him; Jeffries replied that he had already met her and could contact her himself, showing him a set of numbers that swirled out of his glowing orb. When the phone began ringing, Cooper went to answer it, and suddenly found himself outside the convenience store once again.\nThe gaunt woman stood at the edge of the motel courtyard, staring at Jeffries' door.\nDale Cooper and Mike later passed by the Dutchman's, but took a different route to meet with Jeffries.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Dutchman's exteriors were filmed on October 13, 2015 at the Mt. Si Motel at 43200 SE North Bend Way, North Bend, Washington. The location was previously used for the Red Diamond City Motel in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_FBI_Story.json b/data/input_docs/The_FBI_Story.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9ea2924c16da14f9195eaefeb15c56ec29c6b527 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_FBI_Story.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_FBI_Story", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_FBI_Story", "text": "The FBI Story\nThe FBI Story was a film starring Jimmy Stewart.\nIn 1967, thirteen-year-old Dale Cooper owned a poster from the film, which he stated to be his \"most important personal item\" and forbid anyone else to touch it.\nBehind the scenes\nThe FBI Story is a 1959 film starring James Stewart and directed by Mervyn LeRoy. It is based on the book The FBI Story: A Report to the People by journalist Don Whitehead."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Game_of_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/The_Game_of_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..43fbdbe917a377f8d51b3d7b2ebf626a5f53ccf7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Game_of_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Game_of_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Game_of_Twin_Peaks", "text": "The Game of Twin Peaks\nThe Game of Twin Peaks is a Japanese board game based on Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Gold_Rush.json b/data/input_docs/The_Gold_Rush.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1255d7b0a786c1b5607ee3fe5ac595471b71d64d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Gold_Rush.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Gold_Rush", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Gold_Rush", "text": "The Gold Rush\nThe Gold Rush was a film directed by Charlie Chaplin. It was the first to be shown at the Bijou Opera House alongside The Battleship Potemkin.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Gold Rush is a 1925 silent comedy film written, produced, and directed by Charlie Chaplin, who also starred in the film.\nUpon its re-release in 1942, it received Academy Award nominations for Best Music and Best Sound Editing."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Man_with_the_Gray_Elevated_Hair.json b/data/input_docs/The_Man_with_the_Gray_Elevated_Hair.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0e390717dee838278a1e541d4741a04b19357302 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Man_with_the_Gray_Elevated_Hair.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Man_with_the_Gray_Elevated_Hair", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Man_with_the_Gray_Elevated_Hair", "text": "The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nThe Man with the Gray Elevated Hair is the first short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nI was sent to locate the man with the gray elevated hair. I traveled very far and for many months. Plants grew like hairstyles on the dried skin. I saw many landscapes on my journey. I saw black cables on long poles over the ground, always further to the point where nothing ends. Someone goes by slowly.\nI wondered what he's doing with all the people who are with him. They are speaking strange sentences and using strange equipment. Floating over white boxes, following my gray shadow against the measured lines, I wonder to myself: \"Are there still places where no footprints can be found?\"\nBASE CAMP\nKyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee, in full costume, join David Lynch in his trailer. Lynch shows them a reference shot of Laura Palmer from Fire Walk with Me and explains the scene they will film between them in the woods. (\"Part 17\")\nI see the spine of a sleeping dragon. Can you see it? Something is moving in the forest. Underneath, people stand rigid like trees. The nervous man with the silver face is running and falling, out of the dark, into the green.\nLynch greets David Patrick Kelly on his first day on location, joking that they both look exactly the same. Kelly recalls Lynch telling Harry Dean Stanton about yogis leaving their bodies before filming Stanton's death scene in Wild at Heart, then asks if he has similar advice for today's scene. Lynch explains that Jerry is lost and looking for \"the answer,\" and he is single-mindedly rushing to find it. They film several of Horne's scenes in the woods. (\"Part 12\")\nNearby, Lynch oversees construction on the golden pool of oil near Jack Rabbit's Palace, preparing to film the scene of the sheriffs finding Naido. He explains to Nae Yuuki how Andy will find and comfort her, as she moves her neck like a \"little animal\" and starts \"talking mechanical.\" Lynch then walks through the sequence of the sheriffs finding her and seeing a vortex in the sky, including Bobby Briggs doing a \"yellow-mouthed scream.\" (\"Part 14\")\nLynch steps away to film Jerry Horne's attempts to find cell reception. (\"Part 7\") He is dismayed to find that their buyer was unable to find the Fix-All he requested, instead coming back with \"Plaster of Paris, bullshit!\" The crew mixes the gold substance to pour into the pit.\nDuring a break, Kelly performs \"The Lass of Aughrim\" to much applause.\nFurther against the direction of the water, bright light shines on the face of a young woman. A mother twists herself inside the bottle, smashing her face into the carpet. Talking quietly in the corner, he tells her of the plan. Does the man with the gray elevated hair belong to her?\nAt the Palmer house location, Lynch, in a very low voice, talks Grace Zabriskie through the scene of Sarah Palmer watching a nature show. He explains an idea for another \"pretty strange\" scene he just came up with:\n\"You sense it's in God's hands. And you might, you know, you might make a noise, like 'Fuck!' you know, like you're out of stuff. And then you'll get up and go in the other room, we'll stay there. And you'll go in, you're rustling through some empty bottles. And you drink that but it's not enough. And then you'll leave the room, and, next thing you know you're on your way to the bar.\"\n\"Okay, the third thing is: you're on your hands and knees. You've got the picture of Laura Palmer. And it's on the rug... and you're sort of screaming at it. And you hit it with the bottle and break it.\"\n\"Those three things. Okay. I love you so much.\"\nThey set up to film the nature show scene, Lynch describing the particular way Sarah sits and drinks. (\"Part 2\")\nDuring a smoke break, Lynch explains Audrey Horne's emotional state and relationship with Charlie to Sherilyn Fenn as they prepare to film their extended argument. (\"Part 12\") Fenn jokes that Audrey is giving Charlie \"the business\" like she gave Lynch the business, and comments that Audrey seems like a child-woman, switching back and forth between personalities. Lynch says the dream Audrey had about Billy is predominant in her thoughts. She asks what \"papers\" she threatens Charlie with; he demurs, but says it could refer to a divorce contract, and suggests that \"Paul\" would \"kick his ass\" if she went to him.\nNothing stands in the way of the curious view now. I see, in the end, everything looks the same. Why is the headless body sleeping on the table? Are these the last thoughts of a free-standing mind?\nAt the \"Part 18\" motel location, Lynch walks MacLachlan and Laura Dern through their first scene inside the motel room. They laugh at his direction to \"kiss hot.\" Lynch comments on how strange it is to be working with both of them twenty-five years after their collaboration on Blue Velvet. Lynch tells the crew particular shots to get for the sex scene that follows.\nPeople featured\nDana Ashbrook\nScott Cameron\nPeter Deming\nLaura Dern\nSherilyn Fenn\nRobert Forster\nCori Glazer\nHarry Goaz\nMichael Horse\nDavid Patrick Kelly\nSheryl Lee\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nJohn Sclimenti\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nNae Yuuki\nGrace Zabriskie\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"Atmo27\"\n\"Sunday Morning\"\n\"Nosin is to late #1\"\n\"Nosin is to late #2\"\n\"MUDU lo #1\"\n\"Banchi Man\"\n\"YoumeMudu\"\n\"The Lass of Aughrim\"\n\"Evel Knievel's Knees #1\"\n\"Mudu_slow\"\n\"Flying Mudu\"\n\"Malantata\"\n\"Juhiju\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 \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 \nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\n\u2191 Performed by David Patrick Kelly\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/The_Mousetrap.json b/data/input_docs/The_Mousetrap.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6bc982b2abd1de54cdb17f8d17e766e4f3b666d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Mousetrap.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Mousetrap", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Mousetrap", "text": "The Mousetrap\nThe Mousetrap was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Mousetrap is a murder-mystery play written by Agatha Christie. It is the longest-running show in West End history, as it has been running continuously since its premiere in 1952."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Nightingale.json b/data/input_docs/The_Nightingale.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c3dae00df63fec4080d48d5f250a83a0aff0bb51 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Nightingale.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Nightingale", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Nightingale", "text": "The Nightingale\n\"The Nightingale\" was a song by Julee Cruise.\nCruise performed the song after \"Falling\" on the evening of February 24, 1989.\nLyrics\nThe nightingaleIt said to me'There is a loveMeant for me'The nightingaleIt flew to meAnd told meThat it found my loveHe said one day'I'll meet you'Our hearts will flyWith the nightingaleThe nightingaleHe told meOne day'You will be with me'The nightingaleSaid he knew'That your loveWould find my love one day'My heart fliesWith the nightingaleThrough the nightAll across the worldI long to see youTo touch youTo love youForever more\nBehind the scenes\n\"The Nightingale\" is a song by Julee Cruise. It first appeared on her 1989 album Floating into the Night, and was subsequently included on the Soundtrack from Twin Peaks. The song was performed by Cruise as the Roadhouse singer in the pilot episode of Twin Peaks. \nThe music was written by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics were written by David Lynch."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Nine_Inch_Nails.json b/data/input_docs/The_Nine_Inch_Nails.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ed0be9a660225918e919515edd7773d31aa00787 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Nine_Inch_Nails.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Nine_Inch_Nails", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Nine_Inch_Nails", "text": "The Nine Inch Nails\nThe Nine Inch Nails was an industrial rock band.\nIn 2016, the Nine Inch Nails performed their song \"She's Gone Away\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, introduced by the bar's MC.\nBehind the scenes\nNine Inch Nails (abbreviated as NIN) is an American industrial rock band founded in 1988 by Trent Reznor, the main producer, singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist, and the only constant member of the group. Since then, they have released ten studio albums. Joining Reznor onstage in Part 8 are Reznor's wife Mariqueen Maandig Reznor, Atticus Ross, Robin Finck, Alessandro Cortini, and Joey Castillo. Curiously, contrary to their usual name, the MC introduces them as \"the Nine Inch Nails\"; the end credits also identify them as \"The\" Nine Inch Nails.\nReznor contributed to the soundtrack of David Lynch's film Lost Highway (1997). More recently, Lynch directed the video for Nine Inch Nails' 2013 single \"Came Back Haunted.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Number_of_Completion.json b/data/input_docs/The_Number_of_Completion.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b4e1dd958d87ff7fb105db8139d59523f6c23217 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Number_of_Completion.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Number_of_Completion", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Number_of_Completion", "text": "The Number of Completion\nThe Number of Completion is the fourth short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nOrange goblins along the road. Someone goes by slowly. Cotton balls drifting in the sky. Somewhere inside the darkened room is something of a friend. My feet are again full of salt.\nFilming takes place at the Tower Theater in Los Angeles, which stands in for the Fireman's home theater. Carel Struycken works with a P.A. to learn reversed lines, including \"sycamore\" and \"I am the Fireman.\" Lynch greets Joy Nash upon her arrival in full costume as Senorita Dido. Lynch demonstrates to Nash how to hold the golden orb, and then kiss it, giving it \"so much love,\" before it lifts up and enters the film. He demonstrates how to walk across the theater with a bouncing step, like a \"little cherub.\"\nProp master Mick Flowers completes work on a golden \"acorn,\" which Andy Brennan will hold during his scene at the Fireman's home. Lynch expresses worry at the number of scenes they have to complete within the next two days.\nJake Wardle arrives for a set visit, meeting Lynch in person for the first time.\nSomeone in pink plays with a metal beast. The black-faced Cooper sits in a chair. Are the trees speaking something which he can hear?\nLynch inspects the set for Frank Truman's office, where Florencia Martin and Phil Bartko demonstrate the desk's retractable monitor. He directs Robert Forster in several individual scenes, including Frank's end of phone calls to Will Hayward and Gordon Cole. In a production meeting, Lynch describes the sequence of events for Freddie Sykes' battle with Bob.\nOn the day of filming, Lynch sends for some raw eggs and creamed corn to adorn the hole in the floor from which Bob emerges. With Aaron Rodriguez, he spreads these around the outside of the hole and adds black Tempra paint. Lynch gives direction to Forster and Jim Belushi on how their characters should react to the scene before them. Belushi jokes that Bradley doesn't have \"a fucking clue what's going on, kind of like in real life.\"\nFor the crew's amusement, Lynch directs Wardle and Kyle MacLachlan to rehearse their lines in different exaggerated accents. He then directs Lucy Brennan's shooting of Cooper's double and Hawk's arrival.\nFor Diane's return, Lynch tries to evoke the emotion Dale and Diane experience to see one another again, indicating that they were secretly an item before they both disappeared, something they kept even from Gordon and Albert. When they see the time is 2:53, they become aware that \"an opening\" is waiting for them, but only for a short time.\nShattered broccoli on a shag carpet floor. Upside down mushrooms spitting evermore.\nNEW MEXICO\nDuring a red room shoot, Lynch talks to senior crew members about the upcoming radio station shoot, which will now be expanded because of Ruth De Jong's much larger set. They plan to get an extra wide shot of Robert Broski leaving the station at the end of the scene.\nDuring filming, Lynch tells Peter Deming that he wants the ambience to evoke the pitch-black nights of the Idaho desert where he grew up. He directs Broski and Tracy Phillips in a rehearsal of the woodsman's attack.\nPeople featured\nDana Ashbrook\nPhil Bartko\nJim Belushi\nGeorge Billinger\nRobert Broski\nScott Cameron\nChrysta Bell\nTim Collins\nGiselle DaMier\nRuth De Jong\nPeter Deming\nLaura Dern\nCullen Douglas\nIme N. Etuk\nMiguel Ferrer\nMick Flowers\nRobert Forster\nCori Glazer\nHarry Goaz\nMichael Horse\nRobert Knepper\nR. Scott Lawrence\nAndrea Leal\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nMike Malone\nJames Marshall\nFlorencia Martin\nJoy Nash\nTracy Phillips\nKimmy Robertson\nAaron Rodriguez\nAmy Shiels\nCarel Struycken\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nStewart Strauss\nJake Wardle\nNae Yuuki\nDebbie Zoller\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"Braised Soup\"\n\"Jack Fish Gorden\"\n\"Throat Problems\"\n\"Soul Monster\"\n\"Buzzed Maldrin\"\n\"Buzzed Maldrin #2\"\n\"Bumbleguard\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 \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 \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/The_Paranormal_Review.json b/data/input_docs/The_Paranormal_Review.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1982fe366f9ecabbb71fb4c6f71ba854f188b88e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Paranormal_Review.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Paranormal_Review", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Paranormal_Review", "text": "The Paranormal Review\nThe Paranormal Review was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nThe Timber Players' production of the play was a favorite of Norma Jennings.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Paranormal Review is a comedy written by Erik Brogger."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Search_for_the_Zone.json b/data/input_docs/The_Search_for_the_Zone.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..01b377d09631739f5d9bfe6770b179366ffdf8db --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Search_for_the_Zone.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Search_for_the_Zone", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Search_for_the_Zone", "text": "The Search for the Zone\nThe Search for the Zone, located at thesearchforthezone.com, was an Internet blog maintained by Buckhorn high school principal William Hastings, dedicated to the topic of parallel universes and alternate dimensions. Hastings ran the site with town librarian Ruth Davenport. Heinrich Viegel was an occasional contributor.\nHistory\n \nThe blog was started on June 1, 1997. As early as 2010, visitors could leave comments in a guestbook, to which Hastings would occasionally respond. The last site update took place in November 2015.\nThe week before Ruth Davenport was found dead, Hastings left a post stating that the two of them had managed for the first time to enter \"the zone,\" where they made contact with \"the Major.\" Buckhorn police detective Dave Macklay provided a copy of the post to FBI investigator Albert Rosenfield.\nContents\n\nIntroduction\nWelcome to The Search for the Zone. Here you will find writings, links, and other bits and pieces as we find the time and inclination to post them up. This site is a journal of my (and my partner\u2019s) fascination with multidimensional/time travel, dark matter, the afterlife, etc. We are interested in a lot of things, but these are the main topics of discussion...\nWe will have to reconcile with the question that if someone from outside our familiar world gains access to our plane of existence, what ramifications will that entail? There might be forces at work from deep dimensional space, or from the future\u2026or are these one in the same? Think of the events that could have splintered time? The things that could have laid the seed for a starting point for this development? Perhaps technological innovations or the assassination of President Kennedy?\nA link below led to Hastings' older journal entries.\nReading links\nParallel Universes and Density Shifting\nhttp://www.grantchronicles.com/astro15.htm\nThe Science of Parallel Universes\nhttp://phys.org/news/2015-09-theory-parallel-universes-maths-science.html\nOn Electricity by Nikola Tesla\nhttp://www.tfcbooks.com/tesla/1897-01-27.htm\nThe Horizon Project\nhttp://www.thehorizonproject.com/\nWhy Frequencies are the Key to Understanding Parallel Universes and Time Travel (link takes you to another site)\nFred\u2019s Blog\nhttp://mishscifimusings.wordpress.com/\nEpoch Times article on Parallel Universes\nhttp://web.archive.org/web/20130906031010/http://www.theepochtimes.com:80/n2/science/is-deja-vu-caused-by-parallel-universes-video-229364.html\nGreat article on Hugh Everett III\nhttps://www.scientificamerican.com/article/hugh-everett-biography/\nThis is a little goofy, but always nice to see some local Buckhorn/Rapid City area lore\u2026after all this is the sacred lands of the Lakota\nhttp://rapidcityjournal.com/now/today/rcj/black-hills-ghost-stories/collection_9a079eda-799d-11e5-b74c-9b73ebaf901e.html#1\nHeinlein Links\nScience Fiction has been a source of enjoyment for me since I was ten years old, when I read Orphans of The Sky.\nRobert A. Heinlein Novel and Collections list\nhttp://www.luna-city.com/sf/rah.htm\nRobert A. Heinlein Homepage\nhttp://www.nitrosyncretic.com/rah/srah-links.html\nThe Heinlein Society\nhttp://www.heinleinsociety.org/links.html\nWavs\nThree WAV audio files were linked in this section:\nelectrical_interference_1.wav\nelectrical_interference_2.wav\nvortex.wav\nFooter\nAt the bottom of the home page were banner links to subscribe to the site's newsletter or donate, and several awards, including the Yahoo! Pick of the Week and the WebTrips Rockin' Site of the Week.\nGuestbook\nAs of 2016, the site guestbook contained the following posts:\nDate\nName\n03 Nov 10 05:12am\nDoris\nThere have been a few articles of well-known scientists who admitted they were trying to break thru to a parallel universe, so it\u2019s obvious even hard science is beginning to acknowledge there are indeed parallel universes. In general though science is a very dogmatic field and not open to enquiry. What\u2019s funny is when it\u2019s reported that science has \u2018found something that shouldn\u2019t exist\u2019 as if the whole universe is governed by man made laws of physics. Thanks for all your work, Bill...those of us in the community commend and support you!\n12 Oct 11 03:01am\nJ. Garvey\nRecently I had an experience that can only be explained by the existence of multiple dimensions. It was not a dream of any kind or anything I had experienced in the past. Without going into too much detail, I found myself present\u2026physically present with a close friend who passed in some other \u2018space\u2019 or \u2018dimension.\u2019 He has been gone for several years but in this elsewhere where I found myself he existed in flesh form. I know this sounds impossible, but it happened, I swear. This has completely changed my concepts of \u2018life\u2019 and \u2018consciousness'\n12 Oct 11 08:06pm\nBill Hastings \nvery powerful stuff, John...\n07 Mar 14 04:53pm\nAdam Z.\nIts chemicals that change \nthe brain - we can do\nthis. I know it.\nBetty is so cool!\n20 Sep 14 06:06pm\nStewart Fuller\nOh Lord \u2026 It was grand to meet you H.V.!\n08 Oct 14 07:15am\nGet A Life\nare you people crazy? there is no fucking 'zone.' fuck you and the spaceship you rode in on.\n16 Jan 15 02:42pm\nMary Susan\nmy grandmother remembers this - she \nsaid you are real but you should \u2026\n(not to say sorry.)\nand remember this is not my name! - so\nno one gets in trouble!\n08 Sep 15 05:37pm\nTom Pence\nH.V. \u2026 and B.H. \u2026\ngreat video\u2026 but not the good quality. I couldn\u2019t tell\n- was that light really fire? Was the boy burned?\nHis face looked burned. When will you do the \u201cthing\u201d?\n20 Nov 15 09:00pm\nfriend\nwhere are you people?\nBeginning in late July 2017, visiting the guestbook URL returned an internal server error (500).\nBehind the scenes\nTheSearchfortheZone.com was a real website owned by Rhino, intended to promote the release of the Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series) soundtrack. Mark Frost suggested the concept but was not involved in writing the site itself."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Secret_Diary_of_Laura_Palmer.json b/data/input_docs/The_Secret_Diary_of_Laura_Palmer.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b944798faba37a67d7ea63247844aa102115f790 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Secret_Diary_of_Laura_Palmer.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Secret_Diary_of_Laura_Palmer", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Secret_Diary_of_Laura_Palmer", "text": "The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is a 1990 spin-off novel from the television series Twin Peaks by Jennifer Lynch, then aged 22, the daughter of series co-creator David Lynch. It was published after the airing of the first season but before the second.\nAn audiobook read by Sheryl Lee was released on May 2, 2017.\nPublisher's audio summary\n\"Lifeless and wrapped in plastic. This is how Sheryl Lee was first introduced as \"Laura Palmer\" in the cult television classic, Twin Peaks. Now, Sheryl returns to voice Laura's darkest secrets in the audiobook event that fans of the show have long awaited. Commissioned by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch and written by Lynch's daughter, Jennifer - who was told she was one of \"three air breathing mammals to know the identity of Laura's killer\" - The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer became an integral part of the Twin Peaks canon.\nThe diary chronicles Laura's life from age 12 to her death at 17 and provides a harrowing backstory to the event that set the entire series in motion. In intimate diary entries, Laura goes from a happy and na\u00efve tween to a tormented soul posing behind the phony smile of homecoming queen. Plagued by visions of a creepy man with long hair - a demonic presence she comes to know as \"BOB\" - Laura falls into a world of drug addiction, sexual promiscuity, and prostitution to escape. But as she's swallowed deeper and deeper into the abyss, Laura is forced to question the reality of who and what BOB really is.\nWith hidden Easter eggs, glimpses at the origins of principal characters, and clues to the identity of her eventual killer, The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is required listening for diehard fans of the original show, and essential background for the 2017 revival.\"\nPlot\nThe novel is said to be \"As seen by Jennifer Lynch,\" and is written in a matter-of-fact tone from the point of view of Laura Palmer, a small-town teenager \u2014a \"good girl gone bad\"\u2014 who is abused, terrorized and murdered by the demonic entity BOB. Lynch says she was told by her father and Mark Frost, co-creator of the series, to \"be Laura Palmer,\" and that she \"knew Laura so well it was like automatic writing.\" The book begins on Laura's 12th birthday in 1984, and steadily matures in writing style and vocabulary. It recounts standard teenage concerns of her first period, her first kiss, and her relationship with her parents, alongside experiences of sexual abuse, promiscuity, cocaine addiction, and her obsession with death. Laura's poetry foreshadows her murder. Her slow realization of BOB's identity is described, although pages are 'missing' from the end of the diary, which ends with an undated entry in late 1989, leaving the reader unable to reach a firm conclusion. Lynch said that \"the careful reader will know the clues and who the killer is,\" and BOB's identity as Laura's father is confirmed in the second season of the series and the 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe book reached number four on the New York Times paperback fiction best seller list in October 1990, though some US book stores refused to stock it due to the graphic content. It was published in the UK by Penguin Books in November 1990. Entertainment Weekly said it was \"gratifyingly faithful to the spirit of Peaks.\" The Associated Press commented that it was \"vaguely reminiscent of her father's chilling depiction of sexual blackmail in Blue Velvet.\"\nInconsistencies with the rest of the franchise\nThe book assumes the series to take place in 1990, while the original show takes place in 1989.\nAs a result, it can be assumed for continuity's sake that each entry actually happened a year prior to the written dates, with the exception of Hank Jennings' incarceration, which is stated to have happened in 1987, a date corroborated in other releases.\nSome names are spelled differently than in the show.\nMadeleine Ferguson's name is spelled \"Madeline Ferguson.\"\nRonette Pulaski's name is spelled \"Ronnette Pulaski.\"\nShelly Johnson's name is spelled \"Shelley Johnson.\"\nEmory Battis' name is spelled \"Amory Battis.\"\nFlesh World is spelled \"Fleshworld\".\nIt can be said that Laura made these mistakes herself while writing the diary.\nAccording to the diary, Donna Hayward had known Maddy Ferguson for several years before the series takes place. However, when they meet in the series, it seems as if they are meeting for the first time.\nIn Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Laura says that BOB had been abusing her since she was twelve years old. The book's entry for her twelfth birthday indicates that she already has been.\nIt can be understood that BOB was seeing her without yet abusing her.\nThe person Bobby Briggs kills in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me is Deputy Cliff Howard, who pulled a gun on Bobby and Laura during a drug deal. In the book, Bobby shoots a drug dealer who snuck into Leo Johnson's truck when escaping from a bad deal in Low Town.\nIn the book, Laura is familiar with Harold's neighbors, Mrs. Tremond and her grandson Pierre, but she did not seem to know them in Fire Walk with Me when they gave her the doorway picture. The book's Mrs. Tremond can not be the young Mrs. Tremond from Episode 16 since she stated that she did not have any children.\nTrivia\nThe book officially introduces events from unshot or deleted scripted scenes:\nHer pony Troy given to her by Ben with Leland pretending to have done so is mentioned in the shooting script of Episode 1, though the de facto non-canon script stated that it was for her ninth birthday.\nThe Pilot script states Jake Morissey to be the owner of the Roadhouse Nightclub and the \"Hemingway's\" coffee Book House. The book states Big Jake Morrissey to be the owner of the Book House."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Secret_History_of_Twin_Peaks.json b/data/input_docs/The_Secret_History_of_Twin_Peaks.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c61b0073f5d9bda3c9839c356820021868fd5181 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Secret_History_of_Twin_Peaks.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Secret_History_of_Twin_Peaks", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Secret_History_of_Twin_Peaks", "text": "The Secret History of Twin Peaks\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks is the third Twin Peaks novel, written by Mark Frost. It was released on October 18, 2016. The book is presented as a dossier, compiled by an unknown archivist, with annotations from FBI Special Agent \"TP,\" who has been assigned to discover the archivist's identity.\nOverview\nThe book is organized as a dossier with annotations by Special Agent \"TP\", who has been assigned by Deputy Director Gordon Cole to discover the identity of the person who compiled the dossier, referred to as the Archivist.\nThe dossier contains documents pertaining to the town of Twin Peaks and its inhabitants, particularly Douglas Milford. Milford was the town drunk until he drifted away from Twin Peaks and eventually joined the Air Force. During his time in the Air Force, he ended up in Roswell, New Mexico, where he was present for the alleged UFO crash. Following this incident, he was assigned to investigations pertaining to UFO sightings and was eventually put on Project Blue Book.\nThe Archivist revealed his identity as Major Garland Briggs, who Milford hand-picked as his successor. The dossier ended with a 'MAYDAY' message from Briggs on March 28, 1989, and Agent \"TP\" sent her findings to her superiors, signing her name as Tamara Preston.\nFeatures\n\n3D Glasses\nUsing 3D glasses on certain illustrations reveal interesting details with, as Dr. Jacoby says in the book, Red suppressing the logical and Blue suppressing the intuitive.\nOn another picture of an Owl, Red shows the Freemasonry's all-seeing eye (the Great Sign) within the representation of the fifth triangular number figure (instead of a common triangle). Blue shows only an owl, the representation of the Illuminati.\nOn a picture of an Owl, Red shows the face of a stereotypical alien while Blue only shows an Owl.\nOn the cover of Jacoby's book, The Eye of God, Red removes the subtitle \"Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind\" and the brand logo, leaving only the title followed by Dr. Lawrence Jacoby's name and also simplifies the cover picture to a dot inside a square inside another square. Blue changes nothing.\nThe preface of Jacoby's book: Red removes the name of those giving a favorable review of the book and half of Jacoby's picture. Blue removes the other half of Jacoby's picture.\nOn the picture of Leland and BOB, Red removes BOB. Blue changes nothing.\nOn Norma's postcard to her parents, Red obscures (but does not completely eliminate) all her text, including the name and address of her parents (\"Lindstrom rather than \"Blackburn\"), and parts of the anachronistic \"First Man On The Moon\" stamp. Blue eliminates the \"Post Card\" label and lines (though not completely the stamp or postmark).\nRed removes all the marginal notes from \"TP\", including her verification of the facts and the further conclusions she draws\u2014as well as her identification as \"Tamara Preston\".\nSecret messages or oddities\nOn the picture of the Bookhouse Boys favorite books numbered from 1 to 11 by the Archivist using \"I\" instead of \"1\" like everywhere else he typed this number in his sections of the dossier. The Archivist also notes on this page that \u201cGood literature is a mirror through which we see ourselves more clearly\u2026\u201d.\nIf one holds this picture in front of a mirror, the only numbers which are not changed are I, 8 and II, and by taking the first word of each book title we have \"fear the double\". If we were using the number one written with a \"1\", then only 8 would be the same as its reflection, the book number 8 is associated with Cooper.\n \nThis means that the Archivist might be aware of what happened to Cooper.\nMilford's Buick's receipt was probably typed with the Archivist's typewriter as indicated lack of the numeral \"1\" which is replaced with an \"I\". It might be to indicate that Milford is not the Man in Black driving a black Buick sedan in the 1940s. To support that, Milford states in his diary after his visit of a military facility by Nixon, that his car was parked next to a black sedan. Furthermore, this receipt is not validated by one of TP's verifications.\nThe Ghostwood Bill of Sale was similarly likely forged by the Archivist. It might be to indicate that Ghostwood was not actually sold. Furthermore, this document is not validated by one of TP's verifications.\nAgent Preston doesn't end at least one of her anotation with \"TP\": annotation number 2 of section 7 of NOTABLE FAMILIES. This note is the one detailing what happened to Catherine and the Mill after the bank explosion.\nDifferences between versions\nThe audiobook companion has at least two images different from other versions of the novel:\nThe picture of the Bookhouse books puts then name of the appropriate member under each of the 11 volumes, instead of a numbering going from \"I\" to \"II\" above them.\nThe cover of The Eye of God by Dr. Jacoby has a different illustration which is not affected by the use of 3D Glasses.\nDiscrepancies\nThe book contains various alleged continuity errors with the series. Indeed, author Mark Frost purposely decided for the book to be a dossier composed of a set of documents authored by various people, in which the facts presented could be in-universe errors made by these characters, even purposely including typos or statements that seem untrue, his reasoning being that actual historical documents are filled with inaccuracies. In The Final Dossier, it is stated that Harry Truman was a source for parts of the dossier, passing some data to Briggs while remaining uncredited: this may solve some of the discrepancies.\nWithin the book alone\nMilford's enlistment form is to the US Air Force in 1941 while the book itself also states that he enlisted to the US Army Air Corps and that it did not become the USAF until 1947.\nThe Archivist talks about Milford with contempt when recounting the events of the 1940s. But starting on the page where he begins to talk about himself with the first person, as noted by TP, he talks about Milford fondly.\nThis shift in tone and behavior regarding Milford might indicate a change of Archivist.\nThe report of Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting places the event on June 25, while the previous news article states that it happened the previous day, June 24.\nThe archivist's \"faithful Corona\" does not have a * key even though he typed this symbol several times, including under this very picture. Other symbols such as the # and \u201c \u201d marks are also not on the depicted corona, which appears to be a 1939 Corona Standard with a German QWERTZ keyboard. While Corona has produced QWERTZ typewriters, those in the Standard series are uncommon if they ever even existed.\nThe Archivist constantly uses upper case i \"I\" every time he should use \"1\", indicating that his typewriter does not have this key although the common real world usage is to use lower case l \"l\" since it is the exact same symbol. The archivist reveals himself to be Briggs and then put the picture of his typewriter which has the \"1\" key and starting on the next page with the transcript of his discussion with Milford, he uses \"1\" instead of any substitution.\nIt may be to indicate a change of Archivist. This follows the shift in style noted before.\nStates that Robert Jacoby died in 1969 before Milford bought the Twin Peaks Gazette and changed its name into the Twin Peaks Post. But many articles from Robert were written in the Post later and he was stated to have died again on November 19, 1986.\nJacoby has moved to Hawaii on March 19 but wrote a report on Ben's Civil War on March 22 at Calhoun Memorial Hospital.\nRobert Jacoby notes on page 316 that he \"first met in third grade ... And was seated behind her.\" On page 320, his funeral cards indicate he was born in May 1931. This would make him a 16 year old 3rd grader since the Log Lady was in third grade in 1947 according to the \"Three Students Vanish\" entry beginning on page 142.\nDouglas Milford's middle name is given as \"James\" in his Roswell interview, while his obituary says \"Raymond.\"\nMilford's enlistment form from 1941 states that he has no distinctive marks. In 1985, he reveals a three triangle marking on his forearm to Major Briggs, dating back from his scoutmaster youth in Ghostwood Forest before his enlistment as noted by TP.\nThe Archivist's last entry is from March 28, 1989, yet the dossier contains the dying letter of Hank written three years later and Harry's letter which was apparently written after Cooper left town. He also wrote that Catherine became a recluse after the bank explosion which occurred on the very same day and that Lana got out of Twin Peaks six months later to get remarried.\nThis might indicate that the Archivist worked on earlier sections after writing this last entry. To support it, on her last entry, TP mentions \"the other data\" that she did not yet see.\nBenjamin Horne is stated to have been the student manager for the Twin Peaks High School football team in 1968. However, his birth date is later given as August 4, 1940, which would have made him 27 or 28 years old, a decade older than most high school seniors.\nIn her notes, Preston mistakenly refers to Charles Erskine Wood as \"Ernest Wood.\"\nWith the real world\nIt can also be noted that one of the books from the picture of the Bookhouse Boys favorite tomes, The Boys of Summer, is an edition from 2006 meaning that the picture can not be from when the dossier was made. Indeed, the Harper Perennial 'olive' logo did not exist before 2005.\nIt might be done on purpose to indicate that the Archivist retroactively took the picture to include the secret message: \"Fear the Double\"/\"Cooper\"\nThe Hollywood postcard from Norma to her parents is dated April 17, 1969, while its FIRST MAN ON THE MOON stamp was later issued on September 9, 1969.\nNorma also wrote that the Tonight Show's guests that day were Sammy Davis Jr. and Victor Buono. In real life, the guests actually were Victor Buono and Peggy Lee (aka Norma Egstrom).\nDouglas Milford's enlistment form in the United States Air Force is from December 1941, although the archivist states that it was the Army Air Corps. But in the real world, it was actually the Army Air Forces from June 1941 to 1947.\nThe book implies that Aleister Crowley died in 1944, though he actually died in 1947.\nAdditionally, it states that Crowley's book, Moonchild, was published in 1923, whereas it was actually published in 1917.\nThe book implies that Betty Northrup and Jack Parsons began their affair in 1945, when she was 17. While she was indeed 17 at the beginning of their relationship, it actually began four years earlier, in 1941, and ended in 1945.\nWith the rest of the franchise\n\nWith the TV series and movies\nThe Archivist states Pete Martell played checkers, not chess. In the series, Pete assists Agent Cooper in his chess match with Windom Earle.\nThough, the Archivist was speaking figuratively, stating just after it that Catherine was \"only playing hardball.\"\nNadine's maiden name is stated in the book to be \"Gertz\", while Episode 17 states that it is \"Butler\".\nIn the book, Nadine's birthdate is given as January 25, 1950, which would make her 39 years old in the February\u2013March 1989 setting of the original show. But the show states her age to be 35.\nDr. Jacoby states that Laura turned 18 on the day she began consulting him when the show explicitly states her to have died at 17.\nIt might be because Laura lied to him so that he was not legally obliged to inform her parents.\nDetails of Ed and Nadine's relationship are different between the show and book. In the show, Ed and Nadine were married the spring after high school after Norma cheated on Ed with Hank. During their honeymoon, he accidentally shot out Nadine's eye with a buckshot that ricocheted off of a rock. The book states that Ed and Norma's relationship crumbled while Ed was in Vietnam and Hank intercepted letters he had sent to her, then Ed and Nadine fell in love after meeting at his gas station and that Nadine's eye was shot out during a hunting trip they took with Harry S. Truman.\nThe book states that Douglas Milford changed the name of the Twin Peaks Gazette to the Twin Peaks Post prior to when the series takes place although characters still call it the Gazette.\nHowever, the newspaper props seen episodes 18, 23 and 26 bear \"The Twin Peaks Post,\" indicating that it was officially renamed the Post but still commonly referred to as the Gazette.\nBen is stated to have surrendered at Appomattox during his Civil War reenactment following Jacoby's advice to get to the truth. In the show, Jacoby is the one who surrendered at Appomattox wanting for Ben reverse his emotional center.\nThe reconciliation between Ben and Audrey is not apparent in the book, due to a bitter note allegedly left by Audrey before she went to the bank. The note also indicates that Ben planned on proceeding with the Ghostwood plans, despite his campaign against it by the end of the show and the fact that it was in Catherine Martell's hands at this point.\nThis might be a consequence of changing the course of Ben's Civil War.\nIn the pilot set in February 1989, Harry S. Truman states Andrew Packard's \"death\" to have taken place \"last year,\" which would presumably mean 1988. However, the book and the Access Guide state that it occurred on September 27, 1987.\nThe Twin Peaks Post article mentions Margaret's log being Douglas Fir, even though it has always been stated as Ponderosa Pine, including in the Access Guide.\nThe book states that Josie Packard's autopsy was performed on March 11, 1989. However, when going by how many days pass in the show by the time of her death, Josie would have died around March 20, 1989.\nAs a result, this places Josie's death before that of Leland Palmer and Douglas Milford, the latter of which appears to be unchanged (the former is not mentioned in the book). This is sequentially incorrect in terms of the series.\nDouglas bought the Twin Peaks Gazette in 1969 and published a favorable article on his brother's fifth mayor candidacy. But Episode 17 states that Douglas wrote an unfavorable article for the first candidacy of his brother in 1962 although he was unopposed.\nIn the book, Lawrence Jacoby had moved to Hawaii by March 19, 1989, writing his final notes about Laura and had his license revoked on March 26. However, Jacoby appears to still be practicing psychiatry in Twin Peaks in the final episodes, which take place after this date.\nIn Hawk's journal \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" there is a photo of Ed and Norma captioned \"Big Ed and Norma at the RR.\" However, the photo is actually the two at the Roadhouse; a production still from the Pilot episode.\nThe book states Briggs to be the only officer in the military facility of Twin Peaks. But Episode 19 shows USAF Colonel Calvin Reilly to be a superior officer who is into the loop with Listening Post Alpha activities.\nReilly may have been a contact of Milford not stationed in Twin Peaks.\nThe book states that the Great Northern opened in 1928 and Ben Horne was born in 1940. But Episode 18 shows a footage of Ben at the Great Northern groundbreaking. Similarly, the Access Guide states the Hotel groundbreaking to be in 1927 and using the same 1940 birthdate for Ben.\nThe series and film state Deer Meadow to be in the southwest corner of Washington, but the book states it is one county west of Twin Peaks.\nThe book states the Briggs received the \"Cooper, Cooper, Cooper\" message after Cooper solved Laura's murder, while in the series, it was during the investigation.\nThe message might have been detected on two different occasions.\nThe book states that Douglas' wedding occurred on the same night Briggs disappeared but this was not the case in the series.\nBriggs indicates that when he returned after his disappearance, he appeared in the same spot in the woods where he left; he then ran home. In the series he appears in a flash of light in his living room.\nWith the Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nAccording to The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, the Log Lady's husband died by having fallen face-first into hot coals and burning to death. The Secret History of Twin Peaks states that Sam Lanterman fell into a burning ravine during a fire.\nSince the article in The Secret History of Twin Peaks does not actually declare Sam's cause of death, it is possible that when Sam fell into the burning ravine, he fell into hot coals that burned him to death.\nIn The Secret History of Twin Peaks, Jacoby states that Laura began seeing him six months before her death, when The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer states that she began seeing him over a year prior.\nWith Access Guide to the Town\nIn the Access Guide, the football team photo seems to show enough players for a regular eleven-player team. But in the Secret History, the plaque and description shows a seven-player squad.\nThe Guide states that coach Bobo Hobson was never caught on camera, fearing that it would take his soul but the dossier has a picture of him in a Twin Peaks Gazette article.\nIn the Access Guide, Harry team number is #10, Ed is #60, Hank is #81 and Stan Lillas is #80 but in the dossier, Harry is #45, Ed is #65 and Hank is #80.\nThe Access Guide states the Martells arrived in Twin Peaks after the Packards, but the Secret History states the opposite.\nThe Guide is produced by Richard Saul Wurman who is a good friend of Andrew Packard, thus he may have written it this way to favor his friend's family.\nIn the Secret History, Pete's father is named Ersel, whose father is named Zebulon. But in the Access Guide, Pete's father is named Nealith, whose father is named Rudolph.\nIn the Access Guide, Pete's father is the one to sell the Martell Mill to the Packards one week before dying of indigestion. In the Secret History, it is Pete's grandfather selling to Andrew's father on his deathbed.\nIn the Access Guide, Andrew and Catherine's father is named Ezekial. In the Secret History, his name is Thomas.\nIn the Access Guide, Harry is stated to be the son of a mill worker named Boyd Truman. In the Secret History, it is said that he is the son of sheriff Frederick Truman.\nIn the Access Guide, Hawk is said to be the son of a Zuni shaman. In the Secret History, he is stated to be the full-blooded Nez Perce son of a mill worker.\nIn the Access Guide, Frank and Jerry are not seen in the roster of the Twin Peaks High Steeplejacks football team of 1968 and the student manager is Herb Fredrick instead of Ben.\nIn the Access Guide, the 1968 Steeplejacks never lost a game, including the last one against the Kettle Falls Cougars. In the Secret History, the 1968 Lumberjacks lost in their final game which was against the Kettle Falls Cougars.\nAudiobook\nThe audiobook edition features voices actors from the TV show reprising their or other roles as well as actors original to the franchise. No official credits of who plays what parts is known to be released. The following list includes all the actors and some of the audio characters portrayed:\nArthur Bishop as a Wisconsin journalist / Wayne Chance / Pendleton East Oregonian / Edward R. Murrow / Fred Crisman / Ezekiel / Jack Parsons\nLen Cariou as Thomas Jefferson / Lt. Dan Luhrman / Dr. Will Hayward / Richard Nixon\nAri Fliakos as Robert Jacoby\nMark Frost as Dr. Dan Hayward / Dr. Will Hayward / Cyril Pons\nMichael Horse as Chief Joseph / Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nMat Hostetler as Andrew Packard\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Deputy Director Gordon Cole / Captain Meriwether Lewis / Major James Neely / Colonel Nelson Miles / Kenneth Arnold / Paul Lantz\nRobert Knepper as Captain Charles Erskine Wood / Douglas Milford / Jackie Gleason\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper / Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nJames Morrison as Major Garland Briggs\nChris Mulkey as Captain William Clark / General Oliver Howard / Hank Jennings / L. Ron Hubbard\nAmy Shiels as Mrs. Paul Lantz / Norma Jennings / Audrey Horne / Margaret Lanterman\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nAnnie Wersching as Special Agent Tamara Preston\nTeasers\n\nYouTube\nA teaser video for the book was released on July 27, 2016.\nIt shows the hands of an FBI Special Agent opening the contents of a package from Gordon Cole, who is now the Deputy Director of the FBI. It is postmarked August 3, 2016. The following elements are then shown:\nA 1903 Edward S. Curtis photo of Chief Joseph\nHandwritten notes from someone searching for a mine with a man called Denver Bob\nA cup of coffee\nA receipt for a 1947 Buick Roadmaster, sold to Douglas Milford by a salesman named Bob J. Hart. In the trailer, the paper looks old and withered but in the book this 70 years old document seems in pristine condition.\n2 sheets of paper pertaining to Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting in July 1947\nA slice of cherry pie\nA 3rd sheet of paper pertaining to Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting in July 1947\nA September 1947 physician's report concerning Margaret \"Maggie\" Coulson. It is interesting to note that the mark shown is the 3 triangles pointing at the centre marking that appears on Major Briggs' neck, not the one of two mountains that Margaret shows Cooper on the back of her knee. In the finished book the marking is changed to the way Cooper redraws the Major's markings on the chalkboard with the three triangles pointing upwards.\nDouglas Milford's United States Air Force enlistment form from December 8, 1941.\nA Hollywood postcard from Norma to her parents, dated April 17, 1969. The teaser's stamp is the - US10\u00a2 PRESERVE THE ENVIRONMENT stamp issued on April 18, 1974 while the one in the finished book is the FIRST MAN ON THE MOON stamp issued on September 9, 1969.\nA log, possibly from the Log Lady.\nA memorandum from Cole to the special agent, whose name is redacted. It says that the contents are from Cooper's investigation in Twin Peaks and may be related to a current case the agent has been assigned to, and that the identity of the person who compiled it must be discovered.\nGallery\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks by Mark FrostTeaserA package from Gordon Cole to \"Curtis took this photograph of Joseph in Seattle in 1903\"Denver Bob NotesDouglas Milford's Buick receiptKenneth Arnold UFO reportKenneth Arnold UFO report (cont.)Physician's report for Margaret CoulsonDouglas Milford's USAF enlistmentPostcard from Norma to her parentsMemorandum from Cole to Agent \nTwitter\nOn September 13, 2016, the Flatiron Books Twitter account tweeted a short video containing the quote, \"We saw things that maybe men aren't supposed to see,\" by Jack Parsons.\nAnother teaser was posted to the account on September 20, containing the Chief Joseph quote, \"I will go now to the place of smoke by the great falls and twin mountains to seek the aid of the Great Spirit Chief in this time of need.\"\nA third teaser was posted on September 27, with another Jack Parsons quote: \"I've often felt there were spirits in this wood...\" with images of Nadine Hurley, the Log Lady, and Lawrence Jacoby flashing in the background.\nSeptember 13, 2016 teaser screenshotSeptember 20, 2016 teaser screenshotSeptember 27, 2016 teaser screenshot\nSequel\nOn October 26, 2016, Mark Frost suggested that another book will follow the airing of Season 3.\nOn April 3, 2017, Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier was announced.\nBehind the scenes\nMark Frost re-read Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town to reacquaint himself with the geography and general history of Twin Peaks.\nFrost wrote the novel following his and David Lynch's submission of the initial nine-episode script for the limited series, during production on the series itself. Lynch reportedly has not read the novel."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Stand.json b/data/input_docs/The_Stand.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7fc5f3a701bd7d8b10fe9206b89073ec22ca41af --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Stand.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Stand", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Stand", "text": "The Stand\nThe Stand was a book written by Stephen King.\nA favorite of Lucy Brennan, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Stand is a 1978 post-apocalyptic dark fantasy novel by Stephen King.\nA miniseries adaptation featuring Miguel Ferrer, Warren Frost, and Troy Evans was released in 1994. Heather Graham is set to appear in an upcoming adaptation."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_Twin_Peaks_Archive.json b/data/input_docs/The_Twin_Peaks_Archive.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e3e21f8e44d774216aa9f9949abab3847181df35 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Twin_Peaks_Archive.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Twin_Peaks_Archive", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Twin_Peaks_Archive", "text": "The Twin Peaks Archive\nThe Twin Peaks Archive is a 2011 - 2012 digital release of music from Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me through David Lynch's website.\nTrack listing\nAll tracks composed by Angelo Badalamenti.\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle\"\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle (Film Version)\"\n\"Just You (Instrumental Baritone Guitar)\" (*)\n\"Twin Peaks (Alternate Version)\"\n\"Annie And Cooper\"\n\"Nightsea Wind\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Bass Clarinet)\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Harp & Guitar)\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Nostalgia Version)\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Solo Rhodes)\"\n\"Mysterioso #1\"\n\"Mysterioso #1 (Film Version)\"\n\"Mysterioso #2\" (*)\n\"Mysterioso #2 (Film Version)\"\n\"Love Theme (Alternate Version)\"\n\"Love Theme (Solo Rhodes)\"\n\"Americana\"\n\"James Hurley (Americana)\" (*)\n\"Mister Snooty\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Vibraphone)\" (*)\n\"Picking on Country\"\n\"I'm Hurt Bad (Industrial Symphony No. 1 Version)\"\n\"Western Ballad\"\n\"Preparing For M.T. Wentz\"\n\"Secret Country\"\n\"Dark Mood Woods\"\n\"RR Swing\"\n\"Great Northern Piano Tune 1\"\n\"Great Northern Piano Tune 2 (Josie And Truman)\"\n\"Great Northern Piano Tune 3\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Solo Piano)\"\n\"Girl Talk\"\n\"Birds In Hell\"\n\"Audrey's Prayer (Clarinet & Synth)\"\n\"Audrey's Prayer (Synth)\"\n\"The Norwegians\"\n\"Sneaky Audrey\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Mid-Tempo Solo Vibraphone)\"\n\"Miss Twin Peaks Theme\"\n\"Lucy's Dance\"\n\"Lana's Dance\"\n\"Miss Twin Peaks (Piano Rehearsal)\" (*)\n\"Miss Twin Peaks (Finale)\"\n\"Sycamore Trees (Instrumental)\"\n\"South Sea Dreams\"\n\"Hula Hoppin'\"\n\"Love Theme (Piano & Rhodes)\"\n\"Owl Cave\"\n\"Slow Speed Orchestra 1 (24 Hours)\"\n\"Slow Speed Orchestra 2 (Unease Motif/The Woods)\"\n\"Slow Speed Orchestra 3 (Black Lodge Rumble)\"\n\"Half Speed Orchestra 1 (Stair Music/Danger Theme)\"\n\"Half Speed Orchestra 2 (Dark Forces)\"\n\"Half Speed Orchestra 3 (Windom Earle's Motif)\"\n\"James Visits Laura\"\n\"Harold's Theme (The Living Novel)\"\n\"Harold's Theme (Josie's Past)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Ghost Version)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Ethereal Pad Version)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Guardian Angel Version)\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Solo Sax)\"\n\"Audrey's Dance (Percussion & Clarinets)\"\n\"Solo Percussion 1\"\n\"Solo Percussion 2 (Grady's Waltz)\"\n\"Solo Percussion 3\"\n\"Northwest Gulch\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Drums & Bass)\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Solo Clarinet)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Solo Clarinet)\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Solo Flute)\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Solo Bass)\"\n\"Just You (Instrumental)\"\n\"The Bookhouse Boys\"\n\"The Bookhouse Boys (Solo Guitar)\"\n\"Earle's Theme\"\n\"Half Speed Orchestra 5 (Leo's Theme)\"\n\"Hank's Theme\"\n\"Hank's Theme (Version 2)\"\n\"Horne's Theme\"\n\"Invitation To Love Theme\"\n\"Invitation To Love (Bumper)\"\n\"Invitation To Love (Lover's Dilemma)\"\n\"Lana's Theme\"\n\"Wheeler's Theme\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Complete Version)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Clarinet)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Flute)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Mid-Tempo Version)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Version)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Solo Bass)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Solo Bass Clarinet)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Solo Clarinet)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Solo Flute)\"\n\"The Mill Deal\"\n\"Josie And Jonathan (The Mill Deal)\"\n\"The Mill Fire\"\n\"Teresa's Autopsy\"\n\"Phillip Jeffries\"\n\"Back To Fat Trout (Unease Motif/The Woods)\"\n\"Laura Visits Harold\"\n\"Behind The Mask\"\n\"Wash Your Hands\"\n\"It's Your Father\"\n\"Jacques' Cabin/The Train Car\"\n\"Circumference Of A Circle\"\n\"Fire Walk With Me (Sax)\"\n\"Dark Mood Woods (Studio Version)\"\n\"One-Eyed Jack's Parlor Music (Piano)\" (*)\n\"Twin Peaks (Christmas Greeting)\" (+)\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Clarinet)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Baritone Guitar Punctuation)\"\n\"Leo Returns\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Caroline Version)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Letter From Harold)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Vibraphone)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Dark Synth)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Clarinet & Strings Bridge)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Clarinet Bridge)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Piano A) TK1\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Piano A) TK2\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Piano A) TK3\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Piano A) TK4\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Piano B) TK1\" (*)\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Piano B) TK2\" (*)\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Piano Bridge)\"\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Solo Piano)\"\n\"Night Bells (Original)\"\n\"Night Bells (Slow Version)\"\n\"Slow Speed Orchestra 4 (White Lodge Rumble)\"\n\"Harold's Theme (Harpsichord)\"\n\"Audrey's Prayer (Earle's Flute)\"\n\"Audrey's Dance (Fast) (Clean)\"\n\"Audrey's Dance (Clean)\"\n\"Audrey's Dance (Fast) (Dance Of The Dream Man Clarinet)\" (*)\n\"Audrey's Dance (Fast) (Dance Of The Dream Man Flute)\" (*)\n\"Audrey's Dance (Fast) (Dance Of The Dream Man Sax)\" (*)\n\"Audrey's Dance (Solo Rhodes)\"\n\"Audrey's Dance (Synth & Vibraphone)\"\n\"Audrey's Dance (Drums & Bass)\"\n\"Sneaky Audrey (Alternate Version)\"\n\"Sneaky Audrey (Audrey's Investigation)\"\n\"Sneaky Audrey (Solo)\"\n\"One-Armed Man's Theme (Solo Clarinet Improv)\"\n\"Great Northern Big Band\"\n\"Attack Of The Pine Weasel\"\n\"Great Northern Piano Tune 4\"\n\"Wedding Hymn\"\n\"Wedding Song 1 (Accordion)\"\n\"Wedding Song 2\"\n\"Wedding Song 3 (Stranger Nights)\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Solo Harp)\"\n\"Ben's Lament\"\n\"Ben's Battle\"\n\"Ben's Battle (Solo Percussion)\"\n\"Ben's Battle (Solo Flute)\" (*)\n\"Ben's Battle (Solo Trumpet)\"\n\"The Culmination\"\n\"Half Speed Orchestra 4 (Dugpas)\"\n\"Half Speed Orchestra 6 (Bob's Dance/Back To Missoula)\"\n\"Half Speed Orchestra 7 (Through The Darkness)\" (*)\n\"Distant Train\"\n\"Laura's Dark Boogie (Clean)\"\n\"The Red Room\"\n\"Love Theme (Dark)\"\n\"James And Evelyn\"\n\"James And Evelyn (Trail Mix)\" (*)\n\"Evelyn's Mourning\"\n\"Evelyn's Mourning (Extended)\" (*)\n\"La Speranza\"\n\"Dark Intro 1\" (*)\n\"Dark Intro 2\" (*)\n\"Dark Intro 3\" (*)\n\"Dark Intro 4\" (*)\n\"Dark Intro 5\" (*)\n\"Dark Intro 6\" (*)\n\"Packards' Vibration (Original)\"\n\"The Mill Dirge\"\n\"Llama Country\"\n\"Jumpin' Fiddlesticks (One-Eyed Jack's Country)\"\n\"Dick Tremayne's Swing\"\n\"Audrey's Walk (Earle's Flute)\"\n\"Jean Renault's Theme (Solo Bass Clarinet)\"\n\"Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made Of\"\n\"Leo Attacks Bobby\"\n\"The Pink Room (Extended Version)\"\n\"Log Lady Presence\"\n\"The Voice Of Love (Slow Version)\"\n\"Half Heart (Solo)\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Original)\"\n\"Audrey (Original)\"\n\"One Armed Man's Theme & Jean Renault's Theme (TV Mix)\"\n\"Great Northern Piano Tune 2 (Josie And Truman) (Full)\"\n\"Solo Percussion 4\"\n\"Solo Percussion (Arbitrary Cymbals)\"\n\"Wheeler's Theme (Alternate Version)\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Clean) *partial\"\n\"You Killed Mike/Night Bells (Film Mix)\"\n\"Half Heart (Take 4)\" (*)\n\"Half Heart (Slow Jazz Version)\" (*)\n\"Half Heart (Clarinet & Strings)\" (*)\n\"Chinese Theme (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Falling Into Love Theme (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Love Theme Light (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Love Theme Slower And Darker (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Love Theme To Falling (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Low Wide And Beautiful (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Night Walk (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Slow Cool Jazz (Audrey's Dance) (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Wide Vibrato Augmented Chords (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Wide Vibrato Mood To Falling (Demo)\" (*)\n\"Questions in a World of Blue (Demo)\" (*)\n(*) unused in series or film\n(+) used only in promotional bumpers\nRemoved from Archive\n\"Evelyn's Mourning (Mix)\"\n\"Dick Tremayne's Swing (Screen Edit)\" \n\"Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Clarinet)\" \n\"Love Theme (Light)\" \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/The_Warren_Commission_Report.json b/data/input_docs/The_Warren_Commission_Report.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c3ad7889b2386083f3b178cd58dc24f41fb136da --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_Warren_Commission_Report.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_Warren_Commission_Report", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_Warren_Commission_Report", "text": "The Warren Commission Report\nThe Warren Commission Report: The Official Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy was a published report of an investigation into the death of President John F. Kennedy.\nThe report was a favorite book of Dale Cooper and a copy was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Warren Commission was an investigation ordered by United States President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1963 to investigate the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.\nThe report concluded that Kennedy was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald, who acted entirely alone.\nAgent Cooper expresses doubt over the commission's findings in Episode 1."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_World_According_to_Garp.json b/data/input_docs/The_World_According_to_Garp.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fc284a2b35e5f9386f7e66b695a9f5eeab905c81 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_World_According_to_Garp.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_World_According_to_Garp", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_World_According_to_Garp", "text": "The World According to Garp\nThe World According to Garp was a book by John Irving.\nA favorite of Andy Brennan, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe World According to Garp is a 1978 novel by John Irving.\nThe 1982 film adaptation features Peter Michael Goetz."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_World_Spins.json b/data/input_docs/The_World_Spins.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bf78f63fd620c3f29b6d5c4785c0da9cf0bf6501 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_World_Spins.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_World_Spins", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_World_Spins", "text": "The World Spins\n\"The World Spins\" was a song performed by Julee Cruise at the Roadhouse.\nHistory\nCruise performed the song on the evening of March 9, 1989, following \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart.\"\nShe performed the song once again in late 2016.\nLyrics\nMoving near the edge at nightDust is dancing in the spaceA dog and bird are far awayThe sun comes up and down each dayLight and shadow change the wallsHalley's comet's come and goneThe things I touch are made of stoneFalling through this night aloneLoveDon't go awayCome back this wayCome back and stayForever and everPlease stayDust is dancing in the spaceA dog and bird are far awayThe sun comes up and down each dayThe river flows out to the seaLoveDon't go awayCome back this wayCome back and stayForever and everThe world spins\nBehind the scenes\n\"The World Spins\" is a song composed by Angelo Badalamenti, with the lyrics written by David Lynch. It is performed by Julee Cruise as herself during the final scenes of Episode 14 and Part 17.\nThe song was originally released on Cruise's album Floating Into The Night and later on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). It also appeared on some US and Australian copies of the single \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart\"."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_arm.json b/data/input_docs/The_arm.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..159289591c51e349672f5e2bb12cda11b11311f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_arm.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_arm", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_arm", "text": "The arm\n\"Let's rock!\"\n\"The arm\" was the self-professed name of a being from the red room who appeared in dreams to both Laura Palmer and Special Agent Dale Cooper, primarily in the form of a dancing, red-suited little man. The arm had an unclear relationship with the spirit known as Mike, whose human host, Phillip Gerard, claimed in one of Cooper's dreams that he had cut off his own arm to rid himself of evil.\nEpisode end credits identify the character as \"Man from Another Place.\"\nBiography\n\nAbove a convenience store\nThe arm sat across from BOB at a formica table in a dirty room above a convenience store. Seated around the room were an electrician, Mrs. Chalfont, Pierre, and two woodsmen, while a jumping man screamed and darted about.\nThe arm said: \n\"The chrome reflects our image. From pure air, we have descended, from pure air. Going up and down. Intercourse between the two worlds.\"\nHe then smiled at the bowls of creamed corn on the table, identifying them as \"garmonbozia,\" and commented on the green color of the table itself. BOB replied: \"I have the fury of my own momentum.\" The arm said \"With this ring, I thee wed,\" and laughed with BOB, before adding: \"Fire walk with me.\" BOB clapped, and the curtains of the red room appeared. The two exited through the curtains, laughing.\nDeer Meadow\nIn 1988, a particular telephone pole in the Fat Trout Trailer Park occasionally emitted the sound of the arm whooping. This occurred during both of Agent Chet Desmond's visits to the trailer park while he was investigating the murder of resident Teresa Banks. After Desmond's disappearance, the phrase \"Let's rock\" was written in pink cursive on the windshield of his abandoned car.\nWhile investigating a series of bank robberies, Dale Cooper found himself dwelling on the strange case of Banks' murder. One night, he had a dream in which he danced with a little man and a beautiful young woman.\nLaura Palmer's final days\nShortly before her death in February 1989, Laura Palmer had a dream in which she observed a meeting between the arm and Dale Cooper. The little man questioned whether it was future or past, and then told Cooper: \"Do you know who I am? I am the arm. And I sound like this...\" before making an eerie whooping sound. He then picked up a gold ring from a nearby table and held it up for Laura, which Cooper implored her not to take.\nThe next Sunday, the same whooping sound could be heard when Phillip Gerard confronted Leland and Laura on the road. After the confrontation, Laura asked if she had somehow met Gerard before, although she had only seen the arm and Cooper in her dream.\nOn the night of February 21, Laura dreamed she was in a strange room with the little man and a very old Cooper. She struggled to speak, but the words came out sounding strange. Eventually, Laura stood and kissed the old man, then whispered the identity of her killer into his ear. She described the dream in her diary the following day.\nAfter murdering Laura at the train graveyard near Twin Peaks, Leland and BOB entered the red room through the curtains at Glastonbury Grove and found the arm seated next to Mike. The arm placed his hand where Gerard's left arm used to be, and the two spoke in unison: \"Bob, I want all my garmonbozia.\" In response, BOB held his hand to Leland's stomach and then threw a great quantity of blood onto the floor. The little man then ate a spoonful of creamed corn.\nDale Cooper's dreams\n \nOn the night of February 26, Dale Cooper had a dream which corresponded exactly to the one Laura had, two days before her murder. The little man stood with his back turned, shaking, before spinning around with a clap and exclaiming, \"Let's rock!\" The arm sat down and said that the gum Cooper liked was going to come back in style. He remarked that the girl sitting next to him was his cousin, although she happened to look exactly like Laura Palmer. The arm said that she was \"full of secrets,\" and that where the two of them were from, \"the birds sing a pretty song and there's always music in the air.\" He then stood up and began dancing as music began to play.\nCooper described the dream to Sheriff Harry Truman and Lucy Moran the following morning. Several of the little man's strange remarks later bore curious connections to his investigation of Laura's murder. The singing birds and music referenced the cabin belonging to Jacques Renault where Laura had been taken before her death, while the \"favorite gum\" apparently referenced Leland Palmer's \"favorite gum in the world.\" His incessant dancing mirrored Leland's spontaneous bouts of singing and dancing over the next several days.\nFollowing the death of Josie Packard, the little man appeared to Agent Cooper, dancing on the bed where Josie's body had been moments before.\nWith Cooper in the red room\nIn March 1989, the man appeared to Cooper when the latter entered the red room via the curtains in Glastonbury Grove. He emerged from a curtain, dancing over to a set of armchairs as a singer performed \"Sycamore Trees.\"\nLater, seated with Cooper, the arm told him: \"When you see me again, it won't be me,\" then stomped his foot. He explained that they were in the \"waiting room\" and offered him coffee, mentioning that some of Cooper's friends were here. Laura Palmer then briefly sat down next to the man to speak to Cooper, followed by an elderly waiter from the Great Northern, who brought Cooper a cup of coffee. Suddenly, the Giant appeared in the waiter's place, rejoining the little man and saying, \"One and the same,\" then disappearing. The arm grinned and rubbed his hands together as Agent Cooper's coffee began shifting, solidifying one moment and then gaining the consistency of a thick sludge. He then said \"Wow, Bob, wow. Fire walk with me,\", and then disappeared in a burst of flame.\nAs Cooper wandered the halls, the arm, still seated in the same chair, indicated that Cooper had gone the \"wrong way.\" Later, he danced and laughed hideously, announcing that \"another friend\" was near, which turned out to be Maddy Ferguson. Finally, in a completely empty room, the little man, now with pale white eyes, danced in place and said the word \"Doppelganger.\"\nLater, just as in Laura's dream, the man spoke to Cooper, questioning whether it was future or past and identifying himself as the arm. This time, however, there was no ring on the table, as the arm explained that \"someone else\" has it now. Cooper realized with horror that Annie Blackburn was in danger, and asked how he could leave. The arm answered that Cooper was \"here,\" and there was no place to go but \"home,\" before laughing and beginning to dance.\nPost-evolution\nOver the next twenty-five years, the arm evolved. In his new form, he resembled a slowly moving tree sending random electrical current with a pink fleshy-looking mass, the same shape as his former cranium, atop its trunk swelling in and out like a balloon.\nIn September 2016, Phillip Gerard led Cooper into the arm's chamber and pointed to him, explaining that it was \"The evolution of the arm.\" The tree repeated its customary greeting, then asked Agent Cooper if he remembered his doppelganger. The other Cooper, he said, needed to come \"back in\" before the real Cooper could \"go out.\" The arm then said, \"253. Time and time again,\" before repeatedly saying BOB's name and bidding Cooper to go.\nAs Cooper was attempting to find the exit, a nearby statue transformed into the arm's doppelganger, also now resembling a tree sending random electricity but more violent and with a diseased black-and-yellow head. It roared and lashed Cooper with its branches, screaming \"Non-exist-ent!\" Suddenly, the floor gave way and Cooper fell into empty space.\nIn Las Vegas, the arm appeared in miniature form to a catatonic Cooper as he disarmed Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler, repeatedly telling Cooper to \"Squeeze his hand off!\"\nAfter attempting to prevent Laura Palmer's murder, Cooper met the arm in the red room once more. This time, echoing Audrey Horne, the tree asked him, \"Is it the story of the little girl who lived down the lane? Is it?\"\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nTwenty-five years after Laura Palmer's death, Dale Cooper finds himself in a strange red-curtained room with the little man and a woman who looks exactly like Laura.\nThe scene is essentially identical to the final scene of \"Episode 2,\" which repurposes it as part of Cooper's dream.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nThe man (played by Mike Myers) goes to Agent Cooper's room after Leo confesses to Laura's murder. When Cooper says he plans to get a pie from the Double R Diner, the man asks if they have little pies and starts to follow him out, but then the agent decides to go to bed. The man starts dancing.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Man from Another Place was played by American actor Michael J. Anderson, who was first approached by David Lynch as the eponymous character of the unproduced movie Ronnie Rocket and they later worked together on Industrial Symphony No. 1 and Mulholland Drive.\nThe little man's identity and relationship with Mike is only vaguely alluded to in the series and film. However, the shooting script for Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me explicitly identifies the man as \"Mike\" in the convenience store sequence.\nDue to payment disputes with Showtime, Anderson did not reprise the role in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nAn uncredited voice actor provided the arm's voice in Anderson's stead. When asked about the identity of the actor, executive producer Sabrina S. Sutherland responded, \"Unfortunately, I think this question should remain a mystery and not be answered.\" The evolution of the arm's lip movements were based upon footage of Lynch's mouth.\nReverse speak\nThe strange cadence of the Man's dialogue was achieved by having Anderson speak into a recorder. This was then played in reverse, and Anderson was directed to repeat the reversed original. This \u201creverse-speak\u201d was then reversed again in editing to bring it back to the normal direction. This created the strange rhythm and accentuation that set Cooper's dream world apart from the real world.\nAnderson recalls that his reverse-speak was not difficult to master as, coincidentally, he had used it as a secret language with his junior high school friends. Series creator David Lynch was unaware of this when he cast Anderson in the part and had hired a trainer to help Anderson with enunciation. When he found out Anderson could already talk backward, he canceled the trainer and wrote more difficult lines of dialogue for Anderson to read.\nThe evolution of the arm\nThe tree was made entirely using CGI, the practical set only having an X mark on the curtains. The arm and its doppelganger, referred to as the Good and Bad Tree, were created by the visual company based on Lynch's sculptures of trees and the lip sync being done using footage of Lynch's mouth. It is very similar to the cover made by Lynch for \"The Voice of Love\" album by Julee Cruise. The cover is a picture of an experiment made by Lynch, who stuffed turkey and cheese into a head-shaped hollowed clay figure and photographed ants eating it.\nLynch unambiguously states that the head on top is just a head, not a talking brain, a gland or a neuron.\nIt is also reminiscent of The Grandmother, a short film he directed where a boy made a tree from which he pulled an old woman. A tree also seemed to be an important part of Eraserhead."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/The_ring.json b/data/input_docs/The_ring.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e188c4e24702e50d947e4ce84d77d0bec59f5613 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/The_ring.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "The_ring", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/The_ring", "text": "The ring\n\"This is the ring.\"\n \u2015The arm\nAn inscribed gold ring sat on an ornate table in the red room. It had an inset circle, composed of jade or a similar substance, which was inscribed with an insignia from the petroglyph on the wall of Owl Cave. The symbol somewhat resembled two peaks surrounding a central diamond, or an owl in flight.\nThe ring was associated with the arm, who offered it to Laura Palmer in a dream. From the early 1800s, several individuals were observed wearing this ring or ones resembling it.\nHistory\n\n19th century\nIn September 1805, the Corps of Discovery made contact with the Nez Perce tribe in northwestern Washington and treated with their chief Twisted Hair. The chief told Meriwether Lewis about a sacred grove above the nearby falls where several white men lived, and gave him three bizarre artifacts they had given to the tribe. One of these was an inscribed gold ring, which Lewis sketched for President Thomas Jefferson in a dispatch. After visiting the sacred place, Lewis destroyed the map but wrote that he intended to keep the ring. Lewis further reported that Twisted Hair had allowed him to take the ring with him, but at the same time also emphatically warned him to keep the ring in a small leather pouch at all times and to never try to wear it on his fingers.\nAfter Lewis' mysterious death at Grinder's Stand in October 1809, the leather pouch which Priscilla Grinder had seen him worrying the night before his death was found in his possessions, empty. Garland Briggs posited that the traitor Major James Neely had a hand in Lewis' death and speculated that he might have taken the ring for himself, referring to the fact that Neely had been seen by witnesses wearing some of the deceased Lewis' clothes in the days after the governor's death. Briggs also noted that Neely had disappeared under mysterious circumstances shortly after these sightings were reported, and with this any trace of the ring disappeared from known history for over a century.\n20th century\nIn August 1945, L. Ron Hubbard attended a Thelema gathering at the so-called \"Parsonage,\" the Pasadena home of rocket scientist and Thelemite Jack Parsons. During a conversation between the two that Hubbard later recounted for Congressman Richard Nixon, Hubbard noticed that Parsons was fiddling with an inscribed gold ring on his left ring finger, as he expounded on the tenets of Thelema and the nature of alchemy.\nFollowing this, Colonel Douglas Milford met with Jack Parsons on two occasions, to gather intel on him for Project Grudge, the first time on December 3, 1949, and the second time on June 15, 1952, just two days prior to Parsons' mysterious death. Milford, posing as a journalist from a left-wing magazine, was able to get an extensive interview with Parsons both times. During both meetings, Milford noticed that Parsons was wearing a \"jade green ring\" on his right hand. Notably, when Parsons died on June 17, 1952 in what appeared to be an unplanned explosion during a private experiment he was conducting in his apartment, his right arm was by all appearances obliterated in the explosion and no trace it of it was ever found.\nDuring a private meeting with Richard Nixon, now President of the United States, on February 19, 1973, at Nixon's personal compound on Key Biscayne, Florida, Douglas Milford noticed that Nixon was \"wearing a green ring on the ring finger of his right hand.\"\n1980s\nIn early 1988, the ring was in the possession of Teresa Banks, an underage waitress and prostitute living in Deer Meadow. She was photographed wearing it on her left hand. By the night of Banks' murder, however, it had gone missing.\nWhile conducting Banks' autopsy, FBI agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley noticed the indentation on Banks' finger where the ring had been, and asked Sheriff Cable if he had found it in her belongings, to no avail. When Desmond returned to the Fat Trout Trailer Park the next evening, he saw Teresa's ring on a pile of dirt beneath the trailer where Mrs. Chalfont and her grandson lived, and reached out to take it. Desmond was soon afterward reported missing.\nIn February 1989, agent Phillip Jeffries mentioned \"the ring\" in relation to Judy and a convenience store meeting, while trying to explain his two-year disappearance.\n \n\"Don't take the ring, Laura. Don't take the ring.\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nThe week before Laura Palmer's death, she and her father Leland were accosted on the road by Mike's host Philip Gerard, who was wearing the ring on his right pinky. He waved it for Laura to see while trying to shout to her that Leland was BOB's host, but she couldn't hear over Leland gunning the engine. She later remembered seeing the ring on Teresa's hand the year before. In a dream, the arm waved his hand over the ring and then extended it to Laura, as Dale Cooper warned her not to take it. When she woke, she was terrified to find it in her hand, but it then disappeared.\nAfter Laura and Ronette were abducted by BOB and brought to the train graveyard in the woods, Mike threw the ring into the train after Ronette escaped. Laura placed it on her hand, causing Leland to scream in despair and exclaim, \"Don't make me do this!\" He then stabbed Laura to death.\nIn March 1989, a \"jade green ring\" was documented among Douglas Milford's belongings following his death the night after his wedding, and apparently returned to his widow, Lana Milford. Some years later, Lana dated a \"notorious resident of a certain eponymous tower on Fifth Avenue\" in New York City. In a photograph of the two taken at a charity event obtained by Tamara Preston, this man appeared to be wearing a green ring on his left ring finger, although the resolution was too poor to verify its identity.\nLater in March 1989, Annie Blackburn emerged from the Black Lodge wearing the ring. While she was being treated, an attending nurse at Calhoun Memorial Hospital removed the ring and, in a reverie, put it on her own finger.\n21st century\nDougie Jones, a tulpa of Dale Cooper, wore the ring on his left hand at the time of his death. Just before he was returned to the waiting room, Jones experienced his left arm going numb and became violently ill. Once there, he began to shrink and the ring fell off his hand. Jones then turned into a black cloud of smoke and shrunk into a gold orb. Mike collected the orb and the ring, returning the latter to its table.\nRay Monroe was given the ring by a man dressed as a prison guard at Yankton Federal Prison. He was ordered by someone claiming to be Phillip Jeffries to place it on the body of Cooper's doppelganger after killing him, as Cooper had something \"inside him\" that \"Jeffries\" wanted.\nAfter tracking down Ray at the farm, the doppelganger ordered him to put on the ring, and then shot him after obtaining Jeffries' location. The ring disappeared, then landed on the floor of the waiting room. Ray's corpse later appeared there as well, and Mike once again placed the ring back on its table.\nFollowing Dale Cooper's return to full consciousness, Mike appeared before him. Mike revealed that the doppelganger was still at large in the world, and then gave the ring to Cooper. Cooper hid the ring beneath his pillow just as Janey-E and Sonny Jim Jones arrived.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Lucy Brennan shot and apparently killed Cooper's doppelganger. The real Cooper placed the ring on his doppelganger's finger, transporting both doppelganger and ring to the waiting room.\nOwners\nChief Twisted Hair, 1800s\nMeriwether Lewis, 1805\u20131809\nTeresa Banks, 1988\nPhillip Gerard, February 1989\nLaura Palmer, February 1989\nAnnie Blackburn, March 1989\nB. Roundtree, March 1989\nDougie Jones, September 2016\nRay Monroe, September 2016\nDale Cooper, October 2016\nUnverified\nJames Neely, 1809\nJack Parsons, August 1945\nRichard Nixon, August 1974\nDouglas Milford, March 1989\nLana Budding Milford, March 1989\u20131990s\nUnidentified Fifth Avenue resident, 1990s\nBehind the scenes\nIn Twin Peaks (2017), the ring seemingly serves to transport individuals, both living and recently deceased, to the red room upon death. This happens to both Ray Monroe and Cooper's doppelganger."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Theme_from_Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me.json b/data/input_docs/Theme_from_Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3f400acc56435501593f0e8138bf3c71dc5b9c24 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Theme_from_Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Theme_from_Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Theme_from_Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me", "text": "Theme from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\n\"Theme from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\" is an instrumental that appears in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nA version titled \"She Would Die for Love\" with lyrics written by David Lynch was recorded by Julee Cruise for her 1993 album, The Voice of Love."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Theo.json b/data/input_docs/Theo.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..607622e39367286601bf756bf639d86a25522179 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Theo.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Theo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Theo", "text": "Theo\nTheo was a Boy Scout in May 1927.\nPursuing a merit badge, Theo, Andrew Packard, and Rusty went hiking to Glastonbury Grove with scoutmaster Dwayne Milford. When they reached the grove, Theo became faint and a storm approached, so the scouts returned to their camp."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Theodora_Ridgely.json b/data/input_docs/Theodora_Ridgely.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..538ddad481072cbe71f1ed7b4d259efb4607eccf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Theodora_Ridgely.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Theodora_Ridgely", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Theodora_Ridgely", "text": "Theodora Ridgely\nTheodora Ridgely was a customer at Horne's Department Store.\nBiography\nIn early March 1989, Ridgely attempted to buy a perfume from Audrey Horne, wishing for a \"fruity\" scent that would \"make a statement.\" She soon became fed up with Audrey's attitude and left the perfume counter."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Theodore_Helmark.json b/data/input_docs/Theodore_Helmark.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..abcda2c1d5aa7a2c6319a4dbe2620adaa7dca200 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Theodore_Helmark.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Theodore_Helmark", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Theodore_Helmark", "text": "Theodore Helmark\nTheodore Helmark was a pastor at the Church of the Good Sheperd, a Lutheran church in Twin Peaks, Washington."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/There%27s_a_Girl_in_My_Soup.json b/data/input_docs/There%27s_a_Girl_in_My_Soup.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..82026ecce9d8c98c00f9f65b949d65b85bb27245 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/There%27s_a_Girl_in_My_Soup.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "There%27s_a_Girl_in_My_Soup", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/There%27s_a_Girl_in_My_Soup", "text": "There's a Girl in My Soup\nThere's a Girl in My Soup was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\nThere's a Girl in My Soup is a comedy written by Terence Frisby, which originally premiered in 1966. Its initial run ended in 1973, making it the longest-running comedy in West End."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Thomas_Eckhardt.json b/data/input_docs/Thomas_Eckhardt.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd12ae45e2a164311c65b16858ed1d67646eac0e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Thomas_Eckhardt.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Thomas_Eckhardt", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Thomas_Eckhardt", "text": "Thomas Eckhardt\nThomas Eckhardt was a South Africa \u00e9migr\u00e9 in Hong Kong and the former business partner of Andrew Packard, whom he arranged to have killed.\nBiography\nIn the early 1980s, Josie Packard became associated with Eckhardt until she left China with Eckhardt's former business partner, Andrew Packard. He arranged through Josie to have Packard killed in 1987.\nAfter tracking Josie down to Twin Peaks, Washington in the United States, he traveled there with his assistant, Jones in March 1989. Thomas called her, wishing to meet with her, but Packard's sister, Catherine Martell, hopped onto the line, welcoming him to Twin Peaks.\nHe went to Blue Pine Lodge, the home of the Martells and Josie. He and Catherine discussed his past with Packard \u2014 who he arranged to have killed two years prior \u2014 and the handling of Josie.\nThe following day, Eckhardt went to the elevator at the Great Northern Hotel, where he encountered Andrew Packard, who was alive and well. He told Thomas that Josie was the reason he was able to avoid death.\n \nHe met with Josie in his suite and, after a commotion, she shot him. Dale Cooper showed up at the door as Thomas rose from bed, bleeding from his chest and laughing until he fell over, dead.\nHe left behind a puzzle box for Packard, which contained a key to a safety deposit box at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan. Inside of this safety deposit box was a bomb with a note reading, \"Got you, Andrew. Love, Thomas.\" The bomb took the lives of Packard, Pete Martell, and Dell Mibbler."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Thomas_Jefferson.json b/data/input_docs/Thomas_Jefferson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..50132b985619e93b66fd52ce178a9cc16f5b5424 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Thomas_Jefferson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Thomas_Jefferson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson", "text": "Thomas Jefferson\nThomas Jefferson was the United States President who commissioned the Corps of Discovery.\nBiography\nJefferson was raised in Virginia and knew Meriwether Lewis since his childhood.\nLewis later became Jefferson's secretary and was chosen by him to lead the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition across the Louisiana Purchase.\nIn 1805, General James Wilkinson revealed to Jefferson a plot by former vice president Aaron Burr to seize land in Texas, Mexico, and Louisiana in order to establish a republic to be led by Burr.\nOn September 25, Lewis wrote to Jefferson a letter in which he described a meeting with the Nez Perce Chief Twisted Hair, who provided him with a strange ring and a map to an area later known as Glastonbury Grove. Lewis informed the President of his intention to explore the area charted in the map.\nAfter weeks of silence from Lewis, Jefferson received communication from him that Jefferson surmised to have been written in the midst of delirium, as it contained strange and often incoherent ramblings alongside Lewis' usual writing. Jefferson reflected on these writings in his journals.\nBy October 1809, Jefferson was succeeded in office by James Madison.\nFollowing Lewis' death, Jefferson was informed by Major James Neely, who stated his death to have been suicide. However, in the following weeks, he received a letter from Major Gilbert Russell, who described the death as \"murder.\" Despite this, another letter from Russell \u2013 dated two years after and possibly forged \u2013 described Lewis as having been \"deranged\" and that he had attempted suicide multiple times prior to his death. This letter cemented Jefferson's opinion that Lewis committed suicide.\nFollowing the return of the Corps of Discovery in 1807, Jefferson appointed Lewis governor of the Upper Louisiana Territory and at some point initiated him into Freemasonry.\nJefferson's writings on Lewis' letters were stored alongside various writings on Freemasonry and supernatural beliefs of Native Americans. These writings resided in a maximum-security section of the Library of Congress as of the 1940s.\nBehind the scenes\nThomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743 \u2013 July 4, 1826) was the third President of the United States and one of the nation's Founding Fathers, having been the primary author of the Declaration of Independence.\nJefferson's journals were narrated by Len Cariou in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Thomas_Packard.json b/data/input_docs/Thomas_Packard.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7a906543da670374e94ed624e86d2c39bb2932d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Thomas_Packard.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Thomas_Packard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Thomas_Packard", "text": "Thomas Packard\nThomas Packard was an heir to the Packard Sawmill. Business-minded, the mill absorbed the Martell Mill during his leadership.\nBiography\nLittle is known about Packard's life before fathering his son, Andrew in 1910 or 1911.\nIn October 1914, a knife fight ensued \u2013 allegedly over a girl \u2013 between Packard and two other men, Ersel Martell and Jean Jacques Renault, leaving Packard severely injured. After his recovery, Packard married Minnie Drixel, who has been rumored to be the girl involved with the fight.\nBy 1922, Packard inherited his family's sawmill, which he razed that year and built a much larger mill in its place, which flourished after he bought a v-shaped flume invented by Crosby Truman. During this time, Packard also lived in the Blue Pine Lodge.\nIn the spring of 1933, Zebulon Martell signed over to Packard the Martell Mill, which was subsequently closed by Packard in 1939.\nBehind the scenes\nPackard was first mentioned in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town as Ezekial Packard. However, he was renamed Thomas in The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Thor%27s_Trading_Post.json b/data/input_docs/Thor%27s_Trading_Post.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f7fc05375b2b8a76d3b4ffc7e9409dbd83973802 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Thor%27s_Trading_Post.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Thor%27s_Trading_Post", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Thor%27s_Trading_Post", "text": "Thor's Trading Post\nThor's Trading Post, originally known as Wakahannawawak Trading Post, was a trading post located in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nThe Wakahannawawak Trading Post was founded by 1888 and dealt furs and potables. The trading post was also said by some to offer opium.\nBy 1905, the trading post adopted the name Thor's and faced its fiercest competition with the newly established Horne's General Store. However, the trading post eventually burned down under mysterious circumstances."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tibet.json b/data/input_docs/Tibet.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..163cd6247249f4705aaf614889b1f63adb6c9116 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tibet.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tibet", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tibet", "text": "Tibet\nTibet, nicknamed the Land of Snow, was a historical region in Central Asia, which in modern times constituted part of the territory of China. It was regarded as a \"deeply spiritual\" country.\nHistory\nIn either the year 213 or sometime in the 5th century AD, Buddhism was introduced to Tibet. This occurred during the reign of King Hathatha Rignamputsan, who, along with subsequent kings, would be referred to as the \"Happy Generations.\"\nAleister Crowley was the first person from the Western world to study with the Tibetan lamas.\nFor several centuries, its leader was known as the Dalai Lama. In 1950, the country was invaded by the communist nation of China, which took control of Tibet, leaving the Dalai Lama merely the country's ostensible leader.\nThe Tibetans staged an uprising against the Chinese in 1959, prompting the Dalai Lama to seek exile in India.\nThe shooting script of \"Episode 29\" alludes to three \"missing years\" in Dale Cooper's youth (given as 1970-1973 in his autobiography) and implies that he visited Tibet in that time.\nFollowing a dream he had around 1986, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper was greatly interested by the Tibetan peoples' predicament and from the same dream, derived \"a deduction technique involving mind-body coordination operating hand in hand with the deepest level of intuition.\" He utilized this method in trying to determine the identity of \"J\" in Laura Palmer's diary."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tim_Pinkle.json b/data/input_docs/Tim_Pinkle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..71c6fffd2cca76ad09c623863e0e85177adf4f5e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tim_Pinkle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tim_Pinkle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tim_Pinkle", "text": "Tim Pinkle\nTim Pinkle was a dance choreographer, pine weasel expert and home care salesman.\nHe was also a taxidermist and owned Tim and Tom's Taxi-dermy with his blind brother Tom, who drove a taxi with a set of antlers on the roof while Tim himself gave him directions. Tim was the one who stuffed animals.\nBiography\nIn early March 1989, Pete Martell had a fish taxidermied by Tim and Tom.\nAbout a week later, Pinkle demonstrated a Port-O-Patient for Bobby Briggs and Shelly Johnson, who wished to have one for the invalid Leo Johnson. However, the machine was shown to be unsafe. Tim then got in the machine and it went haywire as Bobby and Shelly left the room.\nAt the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show, Pinkle presented the endangered pine weasel. Tim told Dick Tremayne that the weasel wanted to kiss him, but it ended up biting his nose, which ultimately caused chaos.\nA few days later, he choreographed the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\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 Don Pinkle. It is unknown if he has any relation to Tim and Tom."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tim_Simons.json b/data/input_docs/Tim_Simons.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dbcf68931c501ca1e423c114d891388c79f5c885 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tim_Simons.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tim_Simons", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tim_Simons", "text": "Tim Simons\nTim Simons 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/Timber_Falls_Motel.json b/data/input_docs/Timber_Falls_Motel.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..39300e2c689b04ff11ad4e8767782ea6582beda2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Timber_Falls_Motel.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Timber_Falls_Motel", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Timber_Falls_Motel", "text": "Timber Falls Motel\nTimber Falls Motel was a motel in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nBenjamin Horne and Catherine Martell met at the motel to discuss their plans to destroy the Packard Sawmill as Jocelyn Packard spied on them. At the same time, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, and Deputy Andy Brennan questioned a one-armed shoe salesman named Phillip Gerard about his possible connections to the murder of Laura Palmer.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes outside the Timber Falls Motel were shot in the Malibou Lake Mountain Club, a private club located at 29033 Lake Vista Dr. in Agoura Hills, California."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Timeline.json b/data/input_docs/Timeline.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7e705a28c4ba943c43b7290d8e77d96895ea4197 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Timeline.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Timeline", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline", "text": "Timeline\n\"What year is this?\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nThe following is a timeline of events in the Twin Peaks fictional chronology, covering all officially released material.\nTimeline\nBefore 1 AD\n1 \u2013 1800\n1801 \u2013 1900\n1901 \u2013 2000\n2001 \u2013\nDating conventions\nWork\nTime period\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nJuly 1945 \u2013 August 1956\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes\nDecember 1967 \u2013 February 1989\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nJuly 1983 \u2013 February 1989\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nFebruary 1988 \u2013 March 1989\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nFebruary 1989 \u2013 March 1989\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\nTwin Peaks (season 2)\nMarch 1989\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nSeptember 2016 \u2013 October 2016\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nLate 2016\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nSeptember 2017\nTwin Peaks (1990-91)\nAlthough the show contains many inconsistencies, it is commonly agreed that the events take place in February and March 1989.\nIn the Pilot, Dale states into his tape recorder that the date is February 24, and Ronette's medical chart in episode 8 confirms that her hospital admission on that date is February 24, 1989. This year is given in subsequent releases, including Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and The Secret History of Twin Peaks. Occasionally, incidental dates visible onscreen differ \u2013 for instance, Emory Battis' book in episode 6 describes events up to February 25, 1990 when the date at the time should be March 2, 1989.\nBefore the original TV broadcast of Episode 24, a short vignette featuring Dale Cooper summarizing recent episodes uses the episode's airdate (Thursday, March 28, 1990) rather than the in-story date.\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nThe film establishes Laura's murder to be on a Thursday to Friday night.\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe novel was written to place Laura's death after October 31, 1989 with her birthday being July 22, 1972, contrary to the TV show which places her death on February 24, 1989 at age 17. To compensate, the dates for most events that do not otherwise conflict with the series or Fire Walk with Me are placed one year prior. The exceptions are two chapters concerning Lawrence Jacoby, which remain set in November 1988 and January 1989 for consistency with dialogue in the series establishing that Laura started therapy \"six months ago,\" around August 1988.\nMy Life, My Tapes\nThe account of Caroline Earle's murder by her husband is set in 1979, contradicting dialogue in Episode 17 that places it four years prior (c. 1985). To account for this, all events in Part 5, Chapter 2 (April 1978) through Part 6, Chapter 1 (July 1980) are advanced forward six years (1984 \u2013 1986).\nAccess Guide to the Town\nThe introductory letter by Mayor Dwayne Milford is dated 1991, the actual publication year for the book itself. However, the fictional guide was apparently written in mid-March 1989; Leland Palmer's death is referenced, but not that of Josie Packard.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nThe framing story of the novel, involving the recovery of the Archivist's dossier, is set in July and August 2016. However, the sequel The Final Dossier indicates the dossier was discovered after the events of the limited series, placing it in October 2016 or later.\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nThe current dating scheme originates from dialogue in Part 9, which indicates that the date in Twin Peaks, South Dakota, and Las Vegas is September 29. As the events surrounding Dale Cooper in Las Vegas cover only a few consecutive days, this allows for a reasonable extrapolation of most scenes to a particular date. In Part 3, the date of Cooper's car crash is \"9/22,\" although this may be an oversight. In another possible error, Lucky 7 Insurance appears to be open for business on seven consecutive days, September 26 \u2013 October 2.\nThe year is not stated in the series, other than indications of \"twenty-five years\" after the events of the original series. Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier establishes the year as 2016, actually twenty-seven years and seven months later, although this contradicts the date of Hastings' arrest (September 23) being stated as a Saturday. The Search for the Zone tie-in website indicates that Hastings last updated his blog in November 2015 and implies that he had gone missing by this time.\nIt is unclear to what degree the events taking place in and around Twin Peaks are concurrent with those involving Dale Cooper and the doppelganger, or even other Twin Peaks-set scenes. For example, the Great Northern Hotel key mailed by Jade in Part 5 arrives in town at some point during Part 7, which (if set contemporaneously) would require a transit time of less than a day. Andy Brennan's watch in Part 7 shows that the date is the 10th, possibly September 10.\nTime periods\nBC era\n1st to 18th century\n19th century\n1800s\n1810s\n1820s\n1830s\n1840s\n1850s\n1860s\n1870s\n1880s\n1890s\n20th century\n1900s\n1910s\n1920s\n1930s\n1940s\n1940\n1941\n1942\n1943\n1944\n1945\n1946\n1947\n1948\n1949\n1950s\n1950\n1951\n1952\n1953\n1954\n1955\n1956\n1957\n1958\n1959\n1960s\n1960\n1961\n1962\n1963\n1964\n1965\n1966\n1967\n1968\n1969\n1970s\n1970\n1971\n1972\n1973\n1974\n1975\n1976\n1977\n1978\n1979\n1980s\n1980\n1981\n1982\n1983\n1984\n1985\n1986\n1987\n1988\n1989\nFebruary 1989\nMarch 1989\n1990s\n1990\n1991\n1992\n1993\n1994\n1995\n1996\n1997\n1998\n1999\n21st century\n2000s\n2000\n2001\n2002\n2003\n2004\n2005\n2006\n2007\n2008\n2009\n2010s\n2010\n2011\n2012\n2013\n2014\n2015\n2016\n2017\nUnknown year\nTo be added"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Timothy_Leary.json b/data/input_docs/Timothy_Leary.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..48acc70178433721940a3585d575241ba81b277c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Timothy_Leary.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Timothy_Leary", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Timothy_Leary", "text": "Timothy Leary\nDr. Timothy Leary reviewed Dr. Lawrence Jacoby's book, The Eye of God: Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind, commenting, \"Jacoby talks the talk and he definitely walks the walk.\"\nBehind the scenes\nTimothy Leary (October 22, 1920 \u2013 May 31, 1996) was an American psychologist and proponent of psychoactive drugs."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tina.json b/data/input_docs/Tina.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dde0842eeacfcb77dad6bd79bede095ecec76899 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tina.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tina", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tina", "text": "Tina\n\"Okay, call the bitch. See what she knows.\"\n \u2015Audrey Horne\nTina was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nTina was secretly seeing Billy until \"pretty recently,\" according to Tina's daughter, Megan. Audrey Horne, who was also involved with Billy, said that she hated her.\nMegan described to her friend Sophie how, one night, Billy had leaped over a six-foot fence and run into her and Tina's home, bleeding from the nose and mouth. He had held his head in the sink and then ran out again, the whole episode lasting about ten seconds. Megan couldn't remember if her uncle had also been there.\nChuck told Audrey that Tina had been the last person to see Billy before his disappearance. At Audrey's insistence, Charlie called Tina to inquire after Billy, and she told him something shocking that he wouldn't reveal."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/To_Kill_a_Mockingbird.json b/data/input_docs/To_Kill_a_Mockingbird.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..52e4a5b5fe127d766a6135df40c9dc2d489484ee --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/To_Kill_a_Mockingbird.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "To_Kill_a_Mockingbird", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/To_Kill_a_Mockingbird", "text": "To Kill a Mockingbird\nTo Kill a Mockingbird was a book written by Harper Lee.\nA favorite of Harry S. Truman, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nTo Kill a Mockingbird is a 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel written by Harper Lee."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Toad.json b/data/input_docs/Toad.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d7ab8cc1d4dc09d0854a577202cb275ecc6d9313 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Toad.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Toad", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Toad", "text": "Toad\nFor the cook at the Double R Diner, see Toad (cook).\nThadilonius \"Toad\" Barker was a frequent customer at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nIn high school, he was an offensive lineman on the starting lineup of the 1968 football team with Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, \"Big Ed\" Hurley, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, and Jerry Horne.\nToad spent much of his time at the Double R Diner, including times where he did not tip well, and was sent to the kitchen when Hank and Norma Jennings mistook Daryl Lodwick for food critic M.T. Wentz.\nHe attended the hearing of Leland Palmer at the Roadhouse.\nToad also played chess against Pete Martell at the diner and was there when Gordon Cole first met Shelly Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nToad was played by Kevin Young, who worked as a production assistant for Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nTrivia\nIn the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the Double R cook is called \"Toad.\" The name was re-used when the cook appeared in the 2017 series.\nHis favorite book is noted to be R. Crumb Sketch Book by Robert Crumb."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Toad_(cook).json b/data/input_docs/Toad_(cook).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ff467333962ce5974d48c4e098b62e8c95cdf741 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Toad_(cook).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Toad_(cook)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Toad_(cook)", "text": "Toad (cook)\nFor the diner's frequent customer of the same name, see Toad.\nToad was a cook at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nThe cook commented to Norma Jennings one 1989 day at the diner about how quiet business had been.\nToad was still working at the diner as of late 2016, and would pick up deliveries of bread from Shelly's daughter, Becky Burnett. One night, Norma told Toad to shut off the lights when somebody fired a gun through the diner's window.\nBehind the scenes\nToad was played by Marv Rosand, who died on September 21, 2015. He appears posthumously in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks. Although referred to as Toad in the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, this name was never used on-screen for the character until his appearance in Part 5.\nHe seems to be unrelated to the customer Toad: the name similarity may come from the fact that Lynch forgot about the previous character while making the movie.\nIn episode 6, an uncredited Bob Stephenson portrayed a burger cook. Another cook with no lines appeared in Episode 28 of Twin Peaks, played by an uncredited JC Motes. It is unknown if they are intended to be the same character."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Toby_Markle.json b/data/input_docs/Toby_Markle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6e047234aa13972d9a41d60d68a77b3bd84bcdce --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Toby_Markle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Toby_Markle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Toby_Markle", "text": "Toby Markle\nToby Markle 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/Tom_Brockman.json b/data/input_docs/Tom_Brockman.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..982d1ce5990a7de5298b9e1c30605bfb31cfc394 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tom_Brockman.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tom_Brockman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tom_Brockman", "text": "Tom Brockman\nTom Brockman was an insurance representative.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Brockman expressed admiration for Shelly Johnson and Bobby Briggs' decision to personally take care of the former's invalid husband, Leo. He informed them that they would be receiving $700 per month from insurance, rather than the $5000 they were expecting."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tom_Johnson.json b/data/input_docs/Tom_Johnson.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..838861df84f3a3ad00f8b2bbcc23c08a971d7bb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tom_Johnson.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tom_Johnson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tom_Johnson", "text": "Tom Johnson\nTom Johnson was a childhood friend of Dale Cooper.\nOn February 16, 1968, upon learning that his brother, Will, had died in Vietnam, Tom was seen running from his house to Fairmount Park. Upset at his brother, he hit his own hand with a rock to the point of bleeding. Shortly after Cooper discovered him sitting next to an oak tree, Tom began crying and swinging a stick at bushes and trees.\nOn the 23rd, Tom received a letter and a leaf from Will that had been mailed prior to his death.\nTwo days later, at his brother's funeral, Tom asked his father if he could see Will's body, but he was told that the coffin had been sealed by the army due to the nature of his death."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tom_Paige.json b/data/input_docs/Tom_Paige.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2490906d3ac1be84b1c128b0b5f843b6915f4827 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tom_Paige.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tom_Paige", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tom_Paige", "text": "Tom Paige\nTom Paige was the husband of Beverly Paige.\nBiography\nAt some point, Tom became ill from an unspecified disease. His illness made him unable to attend work, forcing Beverly to get a job in order to support the two in the meantime. \nBeverly came home late one night from work, and Tom inquired upon her lateness. When Beverly said she was doing \"things\" and Tom asked her to specify, she became very angry. She accused Tom of trying to use his illness to make her feel guilty, and reminded him that because of his illness she had been forced to go back to work and support the two of them."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tom_Pinkle.json b/data/input_docs/Tom_Pinkle.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..29eca34888a93f5af26b3faf07548d347306a462 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tom_Pinkle.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tom_Pinkle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tom_Pinkle", "text": "Tom Pinkle\nTom Pinkle was the brother of Tim Pinkle, with whom he owned Tim and Tom's Taxi-dermy.\nTom was blind and would take directions from his brother whenever he drove their business vehicle, a taxi with antlers on the roof."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tommy_(Twin_Peaks).json b/data/input_docs/Tommy_(Twin_Peaks).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a5e6c057ceb1e81e3868e13e6ff3ea300a0c6cc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tommy_(Twin_Peaks).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tommy_(Twin_Peaks)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tommy_(Twin_Peaks)", "text": "Tommy (Twin Peaks)\nTommy was a trucker who, along with his friend Buck, took Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward on a rendezvous in Canada.\nBiography\nOn a February night, Tommy and his friend Buck 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 arrival, they used cocaine and Donna drank a beer laced by Buck before Tommy danced with her until Laura suddenly came to her and they left."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tony_Bacci.json b/data/input_docs/Tony_Bacci.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..302d684c2caa257186ef73f71aff0b6e1906c500 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tony_Bacci.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tony_Bacci", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tony_Bacci", "text": "Tony Bacci\nTony Bacci 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/Tooley.json b/data/input_docs/Tooley.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5dc27b2c326cf0d77a5ff6d70788126bf5d20e14 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tooley.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tooley", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tooley", "text": "Tooley\nTooley was Dale Cooper's scoutmaster in the Boy Scouts of America.\nOn April 20, 1968, during an \"eating in the wilds\" demonstration, Tooley choked on a dandelion, prompting Cooper to perform the Heimlich maneuver on him.\nOn July 3, Tooley had the scouts line up to see the letter Cooper had received from J. Edgar Hoover."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tracey_Barberato.json b/data/input_docs/Tracey_Barberato.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e815877dcdbc93dd3ac641921c6e043bb4ad6d77 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tracey_Barberato.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tracey_Barberato", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tracey_Barberato", "text": "Tracey Barberato\nTracey Barberato was a curious acquaintance of Sam Colby.\nBiography\nSometime around 2016, after becoming well-acquainted with Sam Colby, Tracey brought coffee to Sam. She requested to go back into the room with him, where he worked, but with a security guard present, she could not.\nShe returned sometime later with another coffee for him. This time, they could not find a security guard anywhere, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. After a few moments of watching the box, they began to make out. When they engaged in sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box and broke through to slaughter them."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Trick.json b/data/input_docs/Trick.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2752124ca3d61e06d1d434be8bc68521f78b32ff --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Trick.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Trick", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Trick", "text": "Trick\n\"I almost got killed coming over here! Some fucking ass-eater ran me off the highway, all I see is two headlights coming fucking right at me! I ran off the road and almost hit a tree, some farmer had to pull me out!\"\nTrick was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nTrick was under house arrest. After his release, he was run off the road one night by an oncoming car, sending him into a ditch. A farmer had to help pull his car back onto the road. He joined Abbie and Natalie at the Roadhouse minutes later, telling them excitedly what had happened before leaving to get them another round."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Trouble.json b/data/input_docs/Trouble.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6bb4906ccb49dc08ce61c66275f6e8ba5238832e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Trouble.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Trouble", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Trouble", "text": "Trouble\nTrouble was a rock/blues band.\nIn 2016, Trouble played at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, performing \"Snake Eyes.\" Richard Horne attended the show as a pretext to make a payoff to Deputy Chad Broxford, and later assaulted a girl who was sitting near his booth while her friends watched.\nBehind the scenes\nTrouble is a band formed specifically for their performance in \"Part 5\" of Twin Peaks, consisting of Riley Lynch (guitar), Alex Zhang Hungtai (tenor saxophone), Sam Smith (bass), and Dean Hurley (drums). Their song \"Snake Eyes\" is featured on the Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series) soundtrack release.\nLynch also appears in \"Part 7\" as the man rushing into the Double R Diner, credited as \"Bing.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Troy.json b/data/input_docs/Troy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5d9d0e1b18bc23780ff3bd7af35700fa974d6bec --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Troy.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Troy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Troy", "text": "Troy\nTroy was a pony given to Laura Palmer for her twelfth birthday.\nBiography\nTroy was a \"cinnamon red and deep brown\" pony that was given to Laura in 1983 on her twelfth birthday, apparently a gift from her father. However, she learned the next year that it was actually a gift from Benjamin Horne after overhearing an argument between him and his own daughter, Audrey.\nLaura named the pony after one she saw in a photo book belonging to Mrs. Larkin.\nTroy was kept at the Broken Circle Stables, where he was given care by a stable worker named Zippy.\nLaura spent many of her days with Troy, but eventually felt that she was not worthy of him and decided to set him free in June 1986. He was found the following March, malnourished near railroad tracks, with a broken leg and missing three shoes. Horne was present when the border police shot the pony and he vowed to Laura that he would find who freed Troy."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Trucker.json b/data/input_docs/Trucker.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..475b127d81db150a9d99772f2d9e3d71a3024982 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Trucker.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Trucker", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Trucker", "text": "Trucker\nAn unidentified trucker visited the Elk's Point #9 bar in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night in 2016, he was drinking alone in the bar. Upon noticing Sarah Palmer, he approached her and began propositioning 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.\nIn another 2016, a similar accident was reported to happen, with Sarah Palmer being the witness of a bizarre sudden death at the Elk's Point #9, when the trucker reportedly fell down with half of his throat torn out."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Trudy_Chelgren.json b/data/input_docs/Trudy_Chelgren.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..12073f21a67a96ab9fe02fde0b4739097e9e3762 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Trudy_Chelgren.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Trudy_Chelgren", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Trudy_Chelgren", "text": "Trudy Chelgren\n\"I think what makes Trudy so special is that her smile never leaves her face and everyone who comes to the Timber Room notices that and feels special, too.\"\n \u2015Benjamin Horne\nTrudy Chelgren was a waitress at the Great Northern.\nBiography\nBorn in Twin Peaks, Trudy was at one point the assistant captain of the Twin Peaks High School cheerleading squad and Morale Officer of the Bridge Club. She also sang soprano in the Twin Peaks United Nations Choir.\nIn 1989, she served breakfast to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper on numerous occasions, and he highly approved of the coffee she served him.\nTrudy also played piano at a gathering held at the hotel for visiting Icelandic businessmen."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Tulpa.json b/data/input_docs/Tulpa.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..74c759005fea3ee623b39a6e1bb430eddb4ae89c --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Tulpa.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Tulpa", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Tulpa", "text": "Tulpa\nTulpas were conjured duplicates of individuals. The tulpas were manufactured from a seed and organic material from the template \u2013 such as hair \u2013 and they could retain memories from their templates.\nHistory\nTulpas existed of Lois Duffy, Diane Evans, and Dale Cooper.\nDuffy's tulpa was killed by the original Lois Duffy in 1975 and it disappeared.\nEvans' tulpa was created at a \"gas station\" by Cooper's doppelganger in the early 1990s. In 2016, she assisted the FBI in investigating the disappearance of Cooper and his apparent resurgence (the doppelganger passing himself off as the original Cooper). She received various messages from the doppelganger during this time until growing distressed and drawing a gun on agents Albert Rosenfield, Tammy Preston, and Deputy Director Gordon Cole. However, she was shot dead by the agents and was transported to the red room, where she disintegrated.\nCooper had two tulpas, both known as Dougie Jones. The first was created as late as 1997 as part of a ploy by Cooper's doppelganger to stay out of the Black Lodge. During his existence, he was married to Janey-E Jones and had a son, Sonny Jim Jones. In 2016, he disintegrated in the red room after being transported there instead of the doppelganger. The second Dougie Jones was created by Mike, under instruction from Dale Cooper \u2013 who had taken Jones' place in a catatonic state for several days \u2013 and he returned to Janey-E and Sonny Jim.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"tulpa\" is a concept from certain Indian and Tibetan schools of Buddhism, later adopted by theosophists during the twentieth century."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_A_Limited_Event_Series.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_A_Limited_Event_Series.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4acb33e75a48944337fe180ea8b098c1698743d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_A_Limited_Event_Series.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_A_Limited_Event_Series", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_A_Limited_Event_Series", "text": "Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series\n \nTwin Peaks: A Limited Event Series is a DVD and Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks (2017). It was released by CBS Home Entertainment on December 5, 2017.\nThe set includes over six hours of bonus material, eighty minutes of which are Blu-ray exclusives.\nContents\nPart 1 \u2013 Part 18\nParts 1 & 2\nParts 3 & 4\nBonus material\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u2013 behind-the-scenes short films, directed by Jason S.\nThe Man with the Gray Elevated Hair (28:27)\nTell It, Martin (27:57)\nTwo Blue Balls (23:13)\nThe Number of Completion (28:04)\nBad Binoculars (27:01)\nSee You on the Other Side, Dear Friend (28:49)\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers (25:39)\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth (25:43)\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil (36:58)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon \u2013 a three-part featurette of cast and crew interviews\n(Blu-ray only) Two featurettes on the red room filming, directed by Richard Beymer:\nBehind The Red Curtain (28:07)\nI Had Bad Milk in Dehradun (27:03)\n(Blu-ray only) A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks \u2013 a featurette on location filming in Washington, directed by Charles de Lauzirika\nTwin Peaks panel at the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con \u2013 panel discussion with Damon Lindelof, Dana Ashbrook, Matthew Lillard, Kyle MacLachlan, James Marshall, Everett McGill, Don Murray, Kimmy Robertson, Tim Roth, and Naomi Watts\nRancho Rosa Partnership logos\nBehind-the-scenes photo gallery"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Access_Guide_to_the_Town.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Access_Guide_to_the_Town.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..185f4f25e3daa9dd5d99c08983be90b1e7bd2540 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Access_Guide_to_the_Town.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_Access_Guide_to_the_Town", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_Access_Guide_to_the_Town", "text": "Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town is a 1991 book by Gregg Almquist, Tricia Brock, Robert Engels, Lise Friedman and Harley Peyton. It is written as a visitor's guide to the town of Twin Peaks, Washington, telling some of the history and attractions of the town.\nContents\nThe travel guide was made by request in Andrew Packard's will, in which he had Richard Saul Wurman assigned to be the book's editor-in-chief. The categories in which the guide covers are as follows:\nHistory\nThe Old Opera House\nFirst Inhabitants\nFirst White Men\nPackard Sawmill\nThe Sawmill Then\nThe Sawmill Now\nThe Joys of Whittling\nWood Mistress\nFlora\nFerns and Flowers\nPines and Firs\nFauna\nAnimal Life\nTaxidermy\nThe White Moose\nFishing\nGeology and Weather\nIn the Beginning\nWeather Watch\nPoints of Interest\nWhite Tail Falls\nOwl Cave\nThe Grange\nThe Train Graveyard\nEvents\nPassion Play\nPackard Timber Games\nCalendar of Events\nLumberjack Feast\nDining\nCherry Pie\nDoughnuts\nDining Out\nLodging\nGreat Northern Hotel\nBed & Breakfasts\nSports\nFootball\nFashion\nReligious Worship\nTransportation\nTown Life\nTwin Peaks Gazette\nPhone Book\nTimber Players\nBlack Lake Cemetery\nChamber of Commerce\nGovernment\nProposed Prison\nBehind the scenes\nLynch was the jacket photograph and brought Tim & Tom's Taxi-dermy picture.\nThis was the only time Richard Saul Wurman was asked to make a book and he plans, as any of his books, to never release the Access Guide again. The book took about six months to be made and the maps were made from scratch, most of the locations and roads being made after Richard Saul Wurman's family and friends. Indeed, his wife is Gloria Nagy, his four children are Joshua, Reven T.C., Vanessa and Tony, his frequent Access Guide typographer is Linda Lenhoff. On the maps can be found: Richard Saul Woods, Gloria's Grove, Josh Alley, Reven Rd., Vanessa's Landing, Tony Ave., Lenhoff Avenue.\nWurman's team was the one to come up with the cut fingers and whittling joke and Wurman considers that Frost was more open to suggestions than Lynch.\nMark Frost re-read the Access Guide as inspiration for The Secret History of Twin Peaks."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Behind-The-Scenes.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Behind-The-Scenes.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f637488e98e8a546f31e6ebb90dc0b362fe8fe1b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Behind-The-Scenes.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_Behind-The-Scenes", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_Behind-The-Scenes", "text": "Twin Peaks: Behind-The-Scenes\nTwin Peaks: Behind-The-Scenes \u2013 An Unofficial Visitors Guide to Twin Peaks is a 1991 book by Mark A. Altman which chronicles the production of Twin Peaks.\nAltman planned a follow-up book, Twin Peaks Revisited, but it was scrapped due to the commercial failure of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nOverview\nThe book goes into detail regarding the production of the series, primarily the writing, casting, directing, and merchandising, as well as the series' reception and then-forthcoming plans. This information is largely accompanied by interviews conducted with various members of the cast and crew:\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nLara Flynn Boyle\nGraeme Clifford\nCatherine E. Coulson\nCaleb Deschanel\nRobert Engels\nMiguel Ferrer\nMark Frost\nWarren Frost\nLesli Linka Glatter\nTodd Holland\nDavid Patrick Kelly\nPeggy Lipton\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nHarley Peyton\nWendy Robie\nThe book also contains commentary for ten theories on who killed Laura Palmer and synopses for all episodes from the pilot through \"Episode 16.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Definitive_Gold_Box_Edition.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Definitive_Gold_Box_Edition.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..783f580f626dfbb4e625dcb0ed8987eeb8ccba73 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Definitive_Gold_Box_Edition.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_Definitive_Gold_Box_Edition", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_Definitive_Gold_Box_Edition", "text": "Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition\n \nTwin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition is a 2007 10-disc DVD release of Twin Peaks.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1\nPilot - U.S. and International versions\nLog Lady introduction\nDiscs 2 through 9\nEpisode 1 through Episode 29\nLog Lady introductions\nDisc 9\nDeleted scenes (6 minutes)\nJerry's Wandering Eye\n27 Going on 6\nLucy, Andy, and Donuts\nSomething About Johnny\n20 sheets and production break downs images\nDisc 10\nA Slice of Lynch (29:53)\nSecrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks (1:45:41)\nSaturday Night Live\n\"Monologue With Kyle MacLachlan\" (4:28)\n\"Twin Peaks Sketch\" (9:07)\nTwin Peaks Festival\nReturn to Twin Peaks (19:41)\nInteractive Map (8 min.)\nThe Black Lodge Archive\n\"Falling\" music video (4:19)\n4 Georgia Coffee Commercials\nImage galleries\nThe Richard Beymer Gallery\nUnit photography\nTwin Peaks trading cards\n5 On-air promo spots\nThere's No Place Like Home spot\n1-900 promo ad\nT-shirt ad\nHoliday greeting\nPatriot greeting\n8 Premiere spots\n8 Twin Peaks 1-900 Hotline phone messages\n6 Lucy Bumpers\nAccompanying documents\nEnvelope containing 12 out of 61 Twin Peaks post cards (some autographed by Lynch)\nAdvertisement slick for David Lynch's coffee\nPrevious releases not included\nThe seven commentary tracks from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nThe seven script notes from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nPreviously On Twin Peaks episode bumpers\nMark Frost Telephone Interview from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nLearning to Speak in the Red Room from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nAn Introduction to David Lynch from Twin Peaks: The First Season\n17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nThe Twin Peaks Directory from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nCrew Interviews from Twin Peaks: The Second Season\nCast Interviews from Twin Peaks: The Second Season\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nThe two Fire Walk with Me trailers\nReflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..349803f632bb6f8b5196530dd6350725304be210 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me", "text": "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (released internationally as Twin Peaks: The Movie) is a 1992 American psychological thriller film directed by David Lynch and written by Lynch and Robert Engels. The film can be viewed as both prologue and epilogue to the television series Twin Peaks, created by Lynch and Mark Frost. The film revolves around the investigation into the murder of Teresa Banks (Pamela Gidley) and the last seven days in the life of Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee), a popular high school student in the fictional Washington town of Twin Peaks, of which these two connected murders were the central mysteries of the television series. Additionally, the film's convoluted narrative references - and clarifies - Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan)'s fate in the series finale. Thus, the film is often considered a prequel - however, it also has features more typical of a sequel.\nMost of the television cast returned for the film, with the notable exceptions of Lara Flynn Boyle who declined to return as Laura's best friend Donna Hayward (she was replaced by Moira Kelly), and Sherilyn Fenn due to scheduling conflicts. Also, Kyle MacLachlan, who starred as Special Agent Dale Cooper in the TV series, was reluctant to return out of fear of getting typecast, so his presence in the film is smaller than originally planned.\nFire Walk with Me was greeted at the 1992 Cannes Film Festival with booing from the audience and met with negative reviews in the United States. The film fared poorly in the United States at the box office, partially because it was released almost a year after the television series was canceled (due to a sharp ratings decline in the second season), partially due to its incomprehensibility to the uninitiated and the fact that the film only appeals to a subset of the viewers of the Twin Peaks series. However, it was a commercial hit in Japan.\nA compilation of deleted scenes from the film, entitled Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces, was released in 2014.\nPlot\n\"There's a lot of things that people don't know. It's the same way with me. Sometimes even much less than half is known. Sometimes more.Many things happened. Many things all at once, like a circus with dark creatures at night with flickering lights, and I knew... I knew a man named BOB. And when he came to visit me I knew that my life was over.And then, there was a time... when I cried. Because I saw what it was. And it was so beautiful. I was awake.\"\n \u2015Laura Palmer\nGordon Cole calls Agent Chester Desmond who is arresting two prostitutes and a school bus driver in Fargo. Cole assigns Chet to the mysterious murder of Teresa Banks in the town of Deer Meadow. Cole introduces Chester to his new partner, Sam Stanley, and they receive clues from Lil the Dancer, who communicates the case to be a \"Blue Rose\" case.\nAfter some difficulty with the local police force, Desmond and Stanley eventually view Teresa's body at a morgue, realizing that her ring is missing and that a letter \"T\" has been placed under her left ring fingernail. Desmond and Stanley learn about the victim's recent past from the town residents at Hap's Diner, where Teresa worked for a month, including a French-speaking girl saying \"La nuit est le bon moment\", the old guy with her, Jack, and Irene.\nThey investigate Fat Trout Trailer Park owned by Carl Rodd where Teresa lived, sighting a curious woman. Stanley leaves Deer Meadow after he finishes his part of the investigation, while Desmond remains behind for the \"Blue Rose.\" Desmond finds Teresa's ring on a dirt pile under a trailer, never to be seen again.\nMeanwhile, on February 6, at the same moment at the FBI headquarters in Philadelphia, long-lost Agent Phillip Jeffries re-appears after a nearly two-year long disappearance. He tells Gordon of the events he has seen, adding that Judy is not to be talked about. He recalls the reunion in the room above the convenience store of a little man, BOB, Mrs. Chalfont, her grandson, the Jumping Man, two woodsmen and the Electrician. Jeffries disappears into thin air.\nSpecial Agent Dale Cooper is sent to Deer Meadow to investigate Desmond's disappearance in the park. A resident asks Carl about her hot water while Cooper sees the words \"Let's rock\" on the windshield of Desmond's car. The clues to Teresa Banks' murder have led to a dead end. Cooper, however, is certain that her killer will strike again.\nOne year later in Twin Peaks, seven days before her murder, Laura Palmer goes to school with Donna Hayward. There, Laura takes cocaine and makes out with James Hurley. After school, Laura talks with Donna about the difference between Hurley and Laura's actual boyfriend, Bobby Briggs. Laura realizes that there are pages missing from her secret diary, and goes to tell her friend Harold Smith about the pages, saying that BOB did it, and getting mad at Harold for not believing in BOB. Laura gives Harold her diary.\nMeanwhile, Agent Cooper tells fellow FBI agent Albert Rosenfield that he believes the killer will strike again and describes the appearance of who he believes the victim will be.\nWhile preparing for her Meals on Wheels route, Laura sees Mrs. Chalfont and her grandson. Mrs. Chalfont gives Laura a painting, and her grandson informs Laura that the \"man behind the mask\" is in Laura's room. Laura lets Shelly Johnson deliver the remaining Meals on Wheels and returns home, where she sees BOB. As Laura rushes outside in terror, she sees her father Leland emerge from the house. Laura then realizes her father could be BOB.\n \nWhen the Palmer family is about to eat, Leland menaces Laura about her dirty hands, and questions her about her \"lovers.\" Later, about to go to bed, Laura hangs the painting she got from Mrs. Chalfont. She dreams about Cooper entering the Black Lodge, and little man telling Cooper that he is \"the arm\" and he sounds like a whooping sound. The arm shows Cooper the ring that Teresa Banks had, and Cooper tells Laura not to take the ring. Laura wakes up to find Annie Blackburn next to her in bed, covered in blood, and Annie tells Laura that \"the good Dale\" is trapped in the Black Lodge, that he can't leave, and that she should write it in her diary. Laura sees the ring in her hand. Laura awakens in the morning, and the ring is gone from her hand. Meanwhile, Bobby, Leo, and Jacques Renault discuss drug scores.\nLaura gets ready to go to the Roadhouse when Donna tells her of her wish to accompany her, but Laura says she's not invited. As Laura is about to enter the bar, she encounters the Log Lady. Inside the bar, Jacques Renault introduces Laura to two men, Buck and Tommy. As the group is about to leave for the Power and the Glory at the Canadian border to party, Donna shows up and wants to come too; impressed by her \"audition\" kiss, they let her. Within the Power and the Glory, Laura allows Donna's drink to be spiked. Laura discusses Teresa Banks' murder with Ronette Pulaski, then receives oral sex with Buck. Laura sees Donna barely conscious and topless making out with one of the men and in a moment of lucid rage takes her home.\nThe next morning, Laura tells Donna that she doesn't want Donna to become like her. Leland arrives and takes Laura home. On the way home, Mike shouts madly at Leland and Laura, shouting at Leland that \"the thread will be torn\" and showing Laura Teresa's ring.\nLeland pulls into a gas station parking lot to gather his wits, then recalls his affair with Teresa, and her murder at his hands. Later that same night Laura realizes that the ring she saw was the same one from her dream. The next night, Laura and Bobby take cocaine in the woods, and Jacques sends a drug messenger, Deer Meadow Sheriff's Deputy Cliff Howard, carrying an enormous amount of cocaine. The messenger takes out a gun, but Bobby shoots him and futilely tries to bury him as Laura laughs maniacally in drunken hysteria.\n \n \nThe next morning, James worries about Laura taking too many drugs. That night, BOB comes through Laura's window and begins raping her. She realizes that BOB is Leland, and warns Leland away from her the next morning. Upset over the realization that her father is actually BOB, and strung out on cocaine, Laura is unable to concentrate at school. Later, Laura refuses sex with Bobby, and he finally realizes that Laura was using him to get the cocaine. The angel in Laura's painting disappears.\nJames and Laura go to the woods and start to make out, but she tells James \"his Laura\" is gone. Screaming that she loves him, Laura runs away from James into the woods. Laura meets Ronette, Jacques, and Leo, and they hold an orgy in Jacques's cabin as Leland watches from outside. Jacques wants to have hard sex and ties Laura up. Leland attacks Jacques outside, and Leo flees in panic; Leland takes Laura and Ronette, both bound, to the train car.\n \nMeanwhile, Mike realizes that BOB/Leland is about to kill again, and chases after him. BOB/Leland takes a mirror and says he'll kill Laura if she won't let him inside her. Mike tries to get into the train car, and when Leland sees Ronette trying to let him in, he knocks her unconscious and kicks her out of the train car. Mike drops Teresa's ring as he flees the scene. Laura wears the ring, preventing BOB from going inside her. Angered that he can't enter her anymore, he brutally stabs her to death.\nBOB/Leland dumps Laura's body in the lake. As her corpse drifts away, BOB/Leland enters the Black Lodge, where he encounters Mike and the arm (who is seated at Mike's left side as the aforementioned \"arm\"). They tell BOB that they want their Garmonbozia (\"pain and sorrow\"). BOB returns it in the form of blood. Will Hayward unwraps Laura's corpse the next morning.\nLaura's spirit later sits in the red room, and notices Agent Cooper at her side, who has a comforting hand on her shoulder. Suddenly, an angel appears, and she begins to cry, and then laugh.\nCast\n\nStarring\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nEric DaRe as Leo Johnson\nMiguel Ferrer as Albert Rosenfeld\nPamela Gidley as Teresa Banks\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nChris Isaak as Special Agent Chester Desmond\nMoira Kelly as Donna Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nDavid Lynch as Gordon Cole\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nJ\u00fcrgen Prochnow as Woodsman\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nKiefer Sutherland as Sam Stanley\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nFrances Bay as Mrs. Chalfont\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nMichael J. Anderson as The Man from Another Place\nFrank Silva as Bob\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nAl Strobel as Philip Gerard (The One Armed Man)\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nSandra Kinder as Irene at Hap's\nChris Pedersen as Tommy\nVictor Rivers as Buck\nRick Aiello as Cliff Howard\nGary Bullock as Sheriff Cable\nFeaturing by Order of Appearance\nJon Huck as FBI Agent\nMike Malone as FBI Agent\nJoe Berman as Bus Driver\nYvonne Roberts as First Prostitute\nAudra L. Cooper as Second Prostitute\nJohn Hoobler as Pilot\nKimberly Ann Cole as Lil the Dancer\nElizabeth Ann McCarthy as Giggling Secretary\nC.H. Evans as Jack at Hap's\nPaige Bennett as French Girl at Hap's\nG. Kenneth Davidson as Old Guy at Hap's\nIngrid Brucato as Curious Woman\nMargaret Adams as Fat Trout Neighbor\nCarlton L. Russell as Jumping Man\nCalvin Lockhart as The Electrician\nJonathan J. Leppell as Mrs. Chalfont's Grandson\nDavid Brisbin as Second Woodsman\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nJulee Cruise as Roadhouse Singer\nSteven Hodges as Band at Roadhouse\nWilliam Ungerman as Band at Roadhouse\nJoseph \"Simon\" Szeibert as Band at Roadhouse\nGregory 'Smokey' Hormel as Band at Roadhouse\nJoseph L. Altruda as Band at Roadhouse\nJames Parks as Service Station Mechanic\nJane Jones as School Teacher\nKarin Robison as Angel in Train Car\nLorna MacMillan as Angel in Red Room\nStand - Ins\nDana Eskelson\nBarry Gregg Littman\nTraci Lynn Clauson\nStunt Players\nDiana Wagner-Boyd\nDave Boushey\nHannah Kozak as Ronette Pulaski\nKathleen Reilly\nUncredited\nPhilip Anagnos as Student \nWarren Frost as Doc Will Hayward (Pilot stock footage)\nAnne Gaybis as Dancer on Stage - The Pink Room \nJohn Nelson as Double R Diner Customer \nUnknown performer as Cole's brown-haired secretary\nUnknown performer as Cole's blonde-haired secretary\nBrian as FBI agent (the one with a mustache)\nUnknown performer as FBI Surveillance room guard\nThe Missing Pieces\nMain article: Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\nThe 2014 Blu-ray, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and its stripped-down 2016 release, Twin Peaks: The Original Series, Fire Walk With Me & The Missing Pieces contain a feature-length compilation of deleted scenes from the film, titled Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces. \nThe Missing Pieces were also included on the Criterion Collection's 2017 Blu-Ray and DVD releases of the film.\nShooting script differences\nThe Power and the Glory, the pink-colored room, was called Partyland\nFat Trout Trailer Park was originally called the Canyon Trailer Park\nAdded the first scene of the TV being axed\nAdded agent Gene to the school arrest\nThe script explains that the arrests at the school bus were of the driver and prostitutes.\nThe FBI agent portrayed by Mike Malone has a cast on his left arm since the set dresser broke it\nThe script had a scene with Gordon, Sam and Chet inside the airport instead of the exterior\nThe dialogue between Sam and Chet about Cole's code is shortened (including why the code exists)\nThe script states that Chet sees Cable's pile of steel bar at Deer Meadow's station\nRemoved dialogue of Sam using his machine in the morgue\nAdded Chet and Sam discussing after the autopsy to The Missing Pieces\nAt Hap's Diner, flickering blue light is due to someone trying to open a safe with a torch but the script instead mentions someone trying to fix a light at random. Jack still asks him about the light.\nFull dialogue with Jack at Hap's only with the Missing Pieces\nShortened the beginning of the discussion with Irene at Hap's asking why Jack let her work and removed the part about Teresa's friend\nAdded the French Girl at Hap's saying \"La nuit est le bon moment.\"\nIncluded the scene between Chet and Sam when getting out of Hap's Diner to The Missing Pieces\nRemoved Carl's lines about Teresa's proprietor, Mrs. Simmons, and Teresa's friend\nDeleted Sam and Chet inspecting Teresa's trailer\nAdded Carl's line and a shot of a pole when seeing the curious woman\nRemoved the scenes of Cliff at the trailer park and the golf ball that Chet finds under Teresa's trailer\nThe fight between Chet and Cable is included only with the Missing Pieces\nRemoved the dialogue between Sam and Chet after the fight which mentioned the light at Hap's\nAdded a pole and the woman wanting hot water from Carl\nRemoved the hand at the window of the Chalfont's trailer over the jade ring\nRemoved the scene between Cole and Albert\nThe scene of Cooper with Diane is included only to the Missing Pieces\nRemoved the scene of Gordon asking Cooper to investigate\nIncluded the scene between Cooper and Sam only with the Missing Pieces\nRemoved the beginning of the dialogue between Carl and Cooper\nIncluded the scenes of Jeffries in the Palm Deluxe hotel only to the Missing Pieces and added a line about Judy. Removed that Jeffries room is number 612.\nIn the script, Jeffries reappeared on 15 February 1989, one year after Cooper investigated Chet's disappearance. The release cut states it to be on 16 February 1988, the day Chet disappeared (before Cooper's investigation and the \"one year later\" caption). In the Missing Pieces, it was after Cooper's investigation. The Secret History of Twin Peaks eventually uses 1989 without the precise day of the year.\nIntercut Jeffries testimony with the convenience store scene for the original cut, cutting pieces from both. The script and the Missing Pieces have the complete Jeffries' scenes being before the conventional ones.\nAdded the Jumping Man, the Electrician, the monkey and the grandson's mask\nRemoved Mrs Tremond's line about not being made of atoms and the Woodsmens' lines\nThe script clearly states the Man from Another Place to be Mike\nRemoved BOB making a circle of fire leading to the Red Room\nAdded the Man from Another Place line about marrying someone with \"this ring\"\nAdded the lines \"Electricity\" and \"Garmonbozia\"\nRemoved Cole's line that he will be prepared for \"them\" after Jeffries disappeared again and the word association between Cole, Cooper and Albert. Cooper mentions Teresa and Albert mentions Tylenol.\nRemoved Laura and Donna's lines in the first scene and added them encountering Bobby and Mike.\nRemoved all of February 21, 1989, which was Johnny's birthday. The event is still mentioned in a Missing Pieces scene between Laura and Jacoby.\nBobby's reaction to killing Cliff Howard is changed from laughing uncontrollably like Laura to actually being horrified by the act.\nProduction\nTwin Peaks had only been canceled for a month when it was announced that David Lynch would be making a movie with French company CIBY-2000 financing what would be the first film of a three-picture deal. However, on July 11, 1991, Ken Scherer, CEO of Lynch/Frost productions, announced that the film was not going to be made because series star Kyle MacLachlan did not want to reprise his role of Special Agent Dale Cooper. A month later, MacLachlan had changed his mind and the film was back on.\nThe film was made without the Twin Peaks series regulars Lara Flynn Boyle and Sherilyn Fenn. At the time, the absence of these actresses was attributed to scheduling conflicts, but in a 1995 interview, Fenn revealed that the real reason was that she \"was extremely disappointed in the way the second season got off track. As far as Fire Walk with Me, it was something that I chose not to be a part of.\" Fenn's character was cut from the script and Boyle was recast with Moira Kelly. MacLachlan's reluctance was also caused by the decline of quality in the second season of the show; he said \"David and Mark were only around for the first season... I think we all felt a little abandoned. So I was fairly resentful when the film, Fire Walk with Me, came around.\" Although he agreed to be in the film, MacLachlan wanted a smaller role, forcing Lynch and co-writer Robert Engels to re-write the screenplay so that the Teresa Banks murder was investigated by Agent Chester Desmond and not by Cooper as originally planned. MacLachlan ended up working only five days on the movie.\nAnother missing figure from Twin Peaks was co-creator Mark Frost. The relationship between Lynch and Frost had become strained during the second season and after the series ended. Frost went on to direct his own movie, Storyville, and was unable to collaborate with Lynch on Fire Walk with Me.\nAccording to co-writer Robert Engels, an early draft of the film was set in 1954 (specifically the night of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's inauguration) and would have \"explained BOB and the Black Lodge inhabitants reasons for 'wanting to go home' on the series.\"\nFilming began on September 5, 1991, in Snoqualmie, Washington and lasted until October of the same year, with four weeks dedicated to locations in Washington, and another four weeks of interiors and additional locations in Los Angeles, California. When shooting went over schedule in Seattle, Washington, Laura's death in the train car had to be shot in Los Angeles on a soundstage during the last day of shooting, October 31, 1991.\nThemes\nLynch wanted to make a Twin Peaks movie because, as he claimed in an interview, \"I couldn\u2019t get myself to leave the world of Twin Peaks. I was in love with the character of Laura Palmer and her contradictions: radiant on the surface but dying inside. I wanted to see her live, move and talk.\" And that he had \"not yet finished with the material\". Actress Sheryl Lee, who played Laura Palmer, also echoed these sentiments. \"I never got to be Laura alive, just in flashbacks, it allowed me to come full circle with the character.\" According to Lynch, the movie is about \"the loneliness, shame, guilt, confusion and devastation of the victim of incest. It also dealt with the torment of the father \u2013 the war in him.\"\nRelease\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me received a reaction quite the contrary to the television series. The film was entered into the 1992 Cannes Film Festival, where it was greeted with booing from the audience and met with almost unanimously negative reviews. According to Roger Ebert from The Chicago Sun-Times, the film was met with two extremes, one side being overall positive, while the other side being the exact opposite. Even the CIBY-2000 party at Cannes did not go well. According to Lynch, Francis Bouygues (then head of CIBY) was not well liked in France and this only added to the film's demise at the festival. After the Cannes showing, David Lynch said: \"It was a little bit of a sadness, You'd like to have everybody there, but (their characters) didn't have a bearing on the life of \".\nU.S. distributor New Line Cinema released the film in America on August 28, 1992. It grossed a total of US$1.8 million in 691 theaters in its opening weekend and went on to gross a total of $4.1 million in North America. The film flopped in the United States, partially because it was released almost a year after the television series was canceled (due to a sharp ratings decline in the second season) and partially due to its incomprehensibility to the uninitiated.\nAccording to the Internet Movie Database, despite its poor critical and commercial response Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me gained attention come awards time. The film was nominated for five Saturn Awards and two Independent Spirit Awards, including Sheryl Lee being nominated for Best Actress. The only awards won by the film were for Angelo Badalamenti's musical score, which won an Indie Spirit Award, a Saturn Award and a Brit Award.\nCritical reception\nMetacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream film critics, reported that there were \"generally unfavorable reviews\", with an average score of 28% based on 16 reviews. The film holds a 53% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with 19 of 36 critics giving the film a positive review. The website wrote of the critics' consensus: \"For better or worse, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is every bit as strange and twisted as you'd expect from David Lynch\".\nAmong the negative reviews, was Janet Maslin from the The New York Times wrote, \"Mr. Lynch's taste for brain-dead grotesque has lost its novelty.\" Fellow Times film critic Vincent Canby concurred, \"It's not the worst movie ever made; it just seems to be.\" In his review for Variety magazine, Todd McCarthy said, \"that Laura Palmer, after all the talk, is not a very interesting or compelling character and long before the climax has become a tiresome teenager.\" USA Today gave the film one-and-a-half stars out of four, calling it, \"a morbidly joyless affair.\" Rolling Stone magazine's Peter Travers wrote, \"And though the movie ups the TV ante on nudity, language, and violence, Lynch's control falters. But if inspiration is lacking, talent is not. Count Lynch down but never out.\" In her review for the Washington Post, Rita Kempley described the film as a \"perversely moving, profoundly self-indulgent prequel.\"\nAmong the positive reviews, Kim Newman from the British magazine, Sight & Sound stated: \"The film\u2019s many moments of horror ... demonstrate just how tidy, conventional and domesticated the generic horror movie of the 1980s and 1990s has become.\" Mark Kermode has hailed the film as Lynch's \"masterpiece.\" Slant Magazine gave the film a four out of four stars, listing it in their '100 Essential Films' list.\nHome media releases\n\n2001 release\n\nFeatures\nFire Walk with Me\n2 Theatrical trailers\nReflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\nDirector David Lynch originally shot about five hours of footage that was subsequently cut down to two hours and fourteen minutes. The footage nearly appeared on New Line's Special Edition DVD in 2002 but was nixed over budgetary and running time concerns. In 2002, a French distribution company called MK2 began negotiations with Lynch to include the missing scenes, properly edited and scored, for a Special Edition DVD, which never surfaced. Most of the deleted scenes feature additional characters from the television series who ultimately did not appear in the finished film.\nIn 2007, dvdrama.com reported that MK2 was in final negotiations with Lynch about a new two-disc Special Edition that would have included 17 deleted scenes hand-picked by the director himself. It had been tentatively scheduled for release on October 17, 2007, but MK2 subsequently opted instead to re-release a bare-bones edition of Fire Walk with Me, citing that a new version including the deleted scenes has been put on hold indefinitely. In November 2008, Lynch had the following to say regarding the deleted scenes to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me:\n...Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is owned by a company called MK2 in France. And I spoke to them a couple of months ago...I've spoke to them several times about this...I think it will happen, but maybe the financial crisis is...affecting that in some way. I'm not sure what's going on. I'm pretty sure there's 17 scenes in that at least but its been a while since we've looked into that.\nA Blu-ray release of the film that had been slated for 2009 in the UK had been delayed indefinitely. Paramount Pictures (which has DVD distribution rights to the TV series) acquired the rights in Germany and most of the world excluding the US, UK, France, and Canada. Paramount released their DVD in 2007. The DVD was a port straight from the MK2 French edition.\nTwin Peaks: The Entire Mystery\nMain article: Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Entire Mystery, a July 29, 2014 Blu-Ray release of the complete TV series and Fire Walk with Me, includes nearly 90 minutes of deleted and extended scenes from the film, entitled Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces.\nCriterion Collection\nThe film was released on DVD and Blu-ray as part of the Criterion Collection on October 17, 2017. This edition contains the following:\nRestored 4K digital transfer\n7.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack (Blu-ray only)\nAlternate original 2.0 surround soundtrack (presented in DTS-HD Master Audio on the Blu-ray)\nNew interview with Sheryl Lee\nNew interview with Angelo Badalamenti\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n2014 Actors' Discussion with Lee, Grace Zabriskie, and Ray Wise\nAn excerpt from Chris Rodley's Lynch on Lynch\nTwin Peaks: From Z to A\nMain article: Twin Peaks: From Z to A\nThe upcoming release Twin Peaks: From Z to A includes the film and The Missing Pieces along with both seasons of the original series as well as the 2017 series.\nLegacy and sequel\nAccording to the film's cinematographer, Ron Garcia, the film was very popular in Japan \u2014 in particular, with women, as Martha Nochimson wrote in her book on Lynch's movies, \"He surmises that the enthusiasm of the Japanese women comes from a gratification of seeing in Laura some acknowledgment of their suffering in a repressive society\". Released under the title, Twin Peaks: The Last Seven Days of Laura Palmer, it was greeted with long lines of moviegoers at theaters. In retrospect, Lynch felt bad that the film \"did no business and that a lot of people hate the film. I really like the film. But it had a lot of baggage with it\". The film's editor Mary Sweeney said, \"They so badly wanted it to be like the T.V. show, and it wasn\u2019t. It was a David Lynch feature. And people were very angry about it. They felt betrayed\". Lee is very proud of the film, saying, \"I have had many people, victims of incest, approach me since the film was released, so glad that it had been made because it helped them to release a lot\".\nAfter Fire Walk with Me was released, Lynch reportedly planned two more films that would have continued and then concluded the series' narrative. However, in a 2001 interview, he said that the Twin Peaks franchise is \"dead as a doornail.\"\nIn October 2014, it was announced that the show would be returning as a limited series on Showtime, set to air in 2016. However, it was later delayed to a 2017 release and premiered on May 21, 2017.\nSoundtrack\n\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nMain article: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (soundtrack)\nThe film's soundtrack was released in August 1992.\nTwin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nMain article: Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nIn addition, a second soundtrack of music, entitled, Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More, from both the series and the film was released on October 30, 2007. The following tracks were recorded specifically for the film:\n\"Blue Frank\"\n\"Half Heart\"\n\"Laura's Dark Boogie\"\nTwin Peaks Archive\nIn 2011, through DavidLynch.com, The Twin Peaks Archive began releasing all the unreleased music from the world of Twin Peaks. As of November 2011 this has included the following pieces from the film.\nTrack listing\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle\" 5:21\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle (film version)\" 4:40\n\"Mysterioso 1\" 5:08\n\"Mysterioso 1 (film version)\" 3:07\n\"Mysterioso 2\" 4:44\n\"Mysterioso 2 (film version)\" 3:28\n\"Girl Talk\" 2:07\n\"Birds In Hell\" 4:23\n\"RR Swing\" 2:00\n\"James Visits Laura\" 1:32\n\"Nightsea Wind\" 5:25"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me_(soundtrack).json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me_(soundtrack).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c9e7115538431f4ade876e56355ff5a72496ff73 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Fire_Walk_with_Me_(soundtrack).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me_(soundtrack)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me_(soundtrack)", "text": "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (soundtrack)\nThe soundtrack from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me was released in 1992. Composed by Angelo Badalamenti, it also features vocals from Badalamenti, Julee Cruise and Jimmy Scott, and music by Thought Gang.\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nLyrics\nLength\n1.\n\"Theme from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\"\n6:40\n2.\n\"The Pine Float\"\n3:58\n3.\n\"Sycamore Trees\" (vocals by Jimmy Scott)\nDavid Lynch\n3:52\n4.\n\"Don't Do Anything (I Wouldn't Do)\"\n7:17\n5.\n\"A Real Indication\" (by Thought Gang; vocals by Angelo Badalamenti)\nDavid Lynch\n5:31\n6.\n\"Questions in a World of Blue\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n4:50\n7.\n\"The Pink Room\"\n4:02\n8.\n\"The Black Dog Runs At Night\" (by Thought Gang; vocals by Angelo Badalamenti)\nDavid Lynch\n1:45\n9.\n\"Best Friends\"\n2:12\n10.\n\"Moving Through Time\"\n6:41\n11.\n\"Montage from Twin Peaks\" (\"Girl Talk\" / \"Birds in Hell\" / \"Laura Palmer's Theme\" / \"Falling\")\n5:27\n12.\n\"The Voice of Love\"\n3:55\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/Twin_Peaks%3A_From_Z_to_A.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_From_Z_to_A.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5324b76470ae0b09c0756af6b152d886a6a0aaec --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_From_Z_to_A.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_From_Z_to_A", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_From_Z_to_A", "text": "Twin Peaks: From Z to A\n \nTwin Peaks: From Z To A is a 21-disc Blu-ray boxed set containing Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and Twin Peaks (2017). It was released in the United States and Canada on December 10, 2019 and will release worldwide at a later date. The set is limited to 25,000 copies.\nIn addition to all of the special features contained within Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series, it contains over six hours of previously unreleased bonus content, including:\nBehind the Curtain \u2013 behind-the-scenes footage of Twin Peaks (2017) shot by Jason S. and Charles de Lauzirika\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee \u2013 an interview of Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee conducted by David Lynch biographer Kristine McKenna.\nOn the Couch \u2013 a retrospective on Twin Peaks by Harry Goaz and Kimmy Robertson.\nFull, unedited versions of Roadhouse performances seen in Twin Peaks (2017)\n4K transfers of both versions of the pilot and \"Part 8.\"\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/Twin_Peaks%3A_Season_Two_Music_and_More.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Season_Two_Music_and_More.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e5a53cefc24d6e998648b1fc1de4256d5e76c841 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_Season_Two_Music_and_More.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_Season_Two_Music_and_More", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_Season_Two_Music_and_More", "text": "Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nTwin Peaks: Season Two Music and More is a 2007 soundtrack album by Angelo Badalamenti, featuring music from the second season of Twin Peaks and from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nLyrics\nLength\n0a.\nWind effect (line by David Lynch)\n2:39\n0b.\n\"It was Laura\" (performed by Jessica Wallenfels)\n1:17\n1.\n\"Love Theme Intro\"\n2:21\n2.\n\"Shelly\"\n2:17\n3.\n\"New Shoes\"\n3:48\n4.\n\"High School Swing\"\n1:51\n5.\n\"Hayward Boogie\" (performed by Alicia Witt)\n2:16\n6.\n\"Blue Frank\"\n5:10\n7.\n\"Audrey's Prayer\"\n2:10\n8.\n\"I'm Hurt Bad\"\n2:30\n9.\n\"Cop Beat\"\n1:56\n10.\n\"Harold's Theme\"\n1:42\n11.\n\"Barbershop\"\n1:25\n12.\n\"Night Bells\"\n2:47\n13.\n\"Just You\" (vocals by James Marshall, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Sheryl Lee)\nDavid Lynch\n3:36\n14.\n\"Drug Deal Blues\"\n3:08\n15.\n\"Audrey\"\n2:26\n16.\n\"Josie and Truman\"\n4:32\n17.\n\"Hook Rug Dance\"\n2:24\n18.\n\"Packards\u2019 Vibration\"\n2:39\n19.\n\"Half Heart\"\n5:31\n20.\n\"Laura's Dark Boogie\"\n5:01\n21.\n\"Dark Mood Woods / The Red Room\"\n9:01\n22.\n\"Love Theme Farewell\"\n2:34\nTrivia\nBefore track 1, there is a bonus track (Hidden Track One Audio, HTOA) made of two pieces of music with a long silence between them. It can be reached by rewinding while playing the first track, length 4:19. The first hidden track has David Lynch saying a phone booth number to access the track \"The Norwegians\" on davidlynch.com. The second one is the on-set recording of Harriet Hayward reading her poem \"It was Laura\".\n\"Hayward Boogie\" is referred to as \"Credit Boogie\" on one page of the booklet.\nBefore the CD release, \"Night Bells\" was named \"Abstract Mood\".\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/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Entire_Mystery.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Entire_Mystery.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..55c1bd2c24923339663de131a64ff14c780f24cf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Entire_Mystery.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_The_Entire_Mystery", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_The_Entire_Mystery", "text": "Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery\n \nTwin Peaks: The Entire Mystery is the 2014 Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. Released on July 29, 2014, it is the only release of the series on Blu-ray and the first release of the film on the format in North America.\nA version lacking the tenth disc, entitled Twin Peaks: The Original Series, Fire Walk With Me & The Missing Pieces, was released on September 20, 2016.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1\nPilot\nOriginal Version (HD, 94 min.)\nPilot Episode: International Version (HD, 113 min.)\nEpisode 1\nEpisode 2\nSpecial Features\nLog Lady introductions (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nEaster Eggs\nMisc. Interview Clips (SD, 9 min.) \u2013 9 unused interviews excerpts\nDisc 2\nEpisode 3\nEpisode 4\nEpisode 5\nEpisode 6\nEpisode 7\nSpecial Features\nSeason 1 Image Gallery (HD) \u2013 Behind-the-scenes shots\n\"Season 1 Images\"\n\"Picnic\"\n\"Ski Trip\"\nPromos (HD, 3 min.)\nTwin Peaks Sneak Peeks (HD) \u2013 6 \"Tonight in Twin Peaks\" promo ads narrated by Lucy\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreviews and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 3\nEpisode 8\nEpisode 9\nEpisode 10\nSpecial Features\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nOriginal Promos (HD, 5 min.)\n\"There's No Place Like Home\"\n\"T-Shirt Ad\"\n\"Holiday Greeting\"\n\"Patriot Greeting\"\n\"Big Game Promo\" (multiple takes)\nSeason 2 Image Gallery (HD)\n\"Season 2 Images\" \n\"Albert's Slides\" \nA Slice of Lynch: Uncut (HD, 56 min.) \nDisc 4\nEpisode 11\nEpisode 12\nEpisode 13\nEpisode 14\nSpecial Features\nSeries Deleted Scenes (HD/SD, 14 min.)\nScene Cut #2 (HD, 8 min.)\n\"Cooper and Donna Talk About Picnic\"\n\"Picnic\"\n\"Cooper and Truman at Gazebo\"\n\"Mayor's Speech\"\n\"Lucy and Raccoons\"\n\"16mm Period Piece\"\n\"Bobby Coaches Shelly\"\n\"Lucy and Deputy Andy\"\nScene Cut #1 (SD, 6 min.)\n\"Jerry's Wandering Eye\"\n\"27 Going on 6\"\n\"Lucy, Andy, and Donuts\"\n\"Something About Johnny\"\nOuttakes (HD, 2 min.)\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 5\nEpisode 15\nEpisode 16\nEpisode 17\nEpisode 18\nSpecial Features\nReturn to Twin Peaks (SD, 20 min.)\nLocation Guide (SD, 8 min.) \u2013 then-and-now (circa 2006) comparisons\n\"Town Sign\"\n\"Packard Lodge\"\n\"Laura's Log\"\n\"Packard Saw Mill/Sheriff Station\"\n\"The Great Northern\"\n\"Ronette's Bridge\"\n\"Double R Diner\"\n\"The Roadhouse\"\nThe Glastonbury Archives (SD, 74:32 minutes)\n17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner (SD, 10 min.)\nMark Frost Interview with Wrapped in Plastic (SD, 15 min.)\nLearning to Speak in the Red Room (SD, 4 min.)\nAn Introduction to David Lynch (SD, 22 min.)\nLucy Bumpers (HD, 2 min.) \u2013 11 variations\n1-900 Hotline (SD, 23 min.) \u2013 TV ad and 8 of the pre-recorded messages from the cast in character\nProduction Documents \u2013 Gallery of script pages, call sheets, production breakdowns and other similar items, most with notes scrawled in the margins\nImage Galleries \u2013 Richard Beymer's photos, official publicity stills, collectible trading card set\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 6\nEpisode 19\nEpisode 20\nEpisode 21\nEpisode 22\nSpecial Features\nPostcards From The Cast (SD, 60 min.) \u2013 Interview snippets from 20 members of the cast\nKyle MacLachlan\nRichard Beymer\nMichael Anderson\nKimmy Robertson\nEverett McGill\nWendy Robie\nGrace Zabriskie\nDana Ashbrook\nPeggy Lipton\nRay Wise\nSheryl Lee\nMiguel Ferrer\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDon Davis\nAl Strobel\nMichael Horse\nPiper Laurie\nJames Marshall\nRuss Tamblyn\nCatherine Coulson\nTwin Peaks Sneak Peaks (HD)\n\"Now on Saturdays\"\n\"Twin Peaks Saturday\"\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD, 1min.)\nDisc 7\nEpisode 23\nEpisode 24\nEpisode 25\nEpisode 26\nSpecial Features\nCast Interviews (SD, 46 min.) \u2013 Interviews to the themes of \"Origin,\" \"Production\" and \"Legacy\"\nKyle MacLachlan \nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nSherilyn Fenn\nDana Ashbrook\nGary Hershberger\nJames Marshall\nDavid Duchovny\nKimmy Robertson\nDon Davis\nMary Jo Deschanel\nLenny Von Dohlen\nCharlotte Stewart\nRobyn Lively\nCrew Interviews (SD, 23 min.) \u2013 6 members of the production team\nJennifer Lynch\nTodd Holland\nCaleb Deschanel\nDuwayne Dunham\nStephen Gyllenhaal\nTim Hunter\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 8\nEpisode 27\nEpisode 28\nEpisode 29\nSpecial Features\nSecrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks (HD, 106 min.)\n\"Northwest Passage: Creating the Pilot\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed: Creating Season One\"\n\"Where We\u2019re From: Creating the Music\"\n\"Into the Night: Creating Season Two\"\nLucy's Special Announcement (HD, 1 min.) \u2013 Broadcasted end credits of Episode 27 with Kimmy Robertson announcing the date that the second season finale would air\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 9\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nThe Missing Pieces: Deleted/Alternate Scenes (HD, 92 min.)\nDesmond's MO *\nSay Hello to Jack *\nGood Morning Irene\nThis One's Coming from J. Edgar\nCooper and Diane\nStanley's Apartment\nBuenos Aires / Above the Convenience Store\nMike Is the Man * / Sharing a Cigarette\nSchool Books\nThe Palmers\nLaura's Party\n2x4\nKind of Quiet *\nBest Friends *\nI'm the Muffin / The Ring *\nBob Speaks Through Laura * / Blue Sweater\nSunday at the Johnson's\nSmash Up\nThe Power and the Glory\nFire Walk with Me\nParty Girl\nDon't Forget / Laura's Secret Stash\nBernie the Mule\nI Killed Someone\nBaby Laxative\nSend Me a Kiss\nAsparagus\nBobby and Laura in the Basement *\nGoodnight Lucy\nWaiting for James *\nDistant Screams\nLonesome Foghorn Blows\nEpilogue\n* Extended Scene\nSpecial Feature\nArchival Interviews (SD, 6 min.) \u2013 Ray Wise, Sheryl Lee, Moira Kelly and Madchen Amick interviews to promote Fire Walk with Me\nDisc 10\nReflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks (SD, 31 min.)\nTrailers (HD/SD, 5 minutes)\nUS Trailer (SD) - Trailer for Fire Walk with Me\nInternational Trailer (SD) - Trailer for Fire Walk with Me\nThe Missing Pieces Teaser (HD, 2 min.)\nBetween Two Worlds (HD, 38 min.)\nPalmer Family Interview\nActors Discussion\nMoving Through Time: Fire Walk With Me Memories (HD/SD, 30 min.)\nEaster Eggs\nThe Bet (HD/SD, 8 min.) \u2013 Anecdote from assistant director Deepak Nayar\nThe Fight (HD/SD, 2 min.) \u2013 Discussion of the deleted fight scene between Desmond and Sheriff Cable by Deepak Nayar\nFire Walk With Me Photo Gallery (HD) - Behind-the-scenes photos including from The Missing Pieces\nAtmospherics (HD, 13 min.)\nTrees/Woods\nPie\nSigns/Places\nCoffee\nNotes\nWater\nDonuts\nOwls\nThe Ring\nThe Red Room\nDisc Credits\nPrevious releases not featured\nArtisan Entertainment Twin Peaks: The First Season DVD set's seven audio commentaries\nSaturday Night Live\n\"Falling\" music video\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\nTwin Peaks Festival Greeting a short film by David Lynch for the 2008 Twin Peaks Festival, released in the Lime Green Set; the only Twin Peaks-related part of this video release."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Final_Dossier.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Final_Dossier.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6b31e5642c7f2e991d6afbec1daee8df25d1ded7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Final_Dossier.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_The_Final_Dossier", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_The_Final_Dossier", "text": "Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier is the fourth Twin Peaks novel, written by Mark Frost, and a sequel to The Secret History of Twin Peaks. It was released on October 31, 2017.\nThe book, which includes some material that was originally intended for The Secret History, primarily documents events that took place between the original series and its continuation, and provides \"context and commentary to the strange and cosmic happenings\" present in the latter.\nSummary\nThe novel is presented as a set of files and occasional original documents compiled by FBI agent Tamara Preston on several persons of interest, following avenues of investigation opened by her earlier work studying Garland Briggs' dossier. This investigation took place after Preston was inducted into the Blue Rose task force.\nInteroffice Memorandum\nIn 2017, Tamara Preston concludes her follow-up investigation of the dossier recovered the previous year and presents the finished report, the product of interviews and personal research on the Twin Peaks residents referenced in Major Briggs' original document. In a memo, she thanks Gordon Cole for granting her the opportunity and anticipates the work still ahead of them.\nAutopsy Report\nOn April 1, 1989, Albert Rosenfield conducted an impromptu autopsy on Leo Johnson, who was found dead in a cabin in the woods of Twin Peaks. After he was left in a tarantula trap by Windom Earle, Johnson was shot five times in the chest by an unknown assailant. Rosenfield notes that scuff marks on the scene indicate the shooter may have used an FBI shooting stance, and assumes it was Earle's doing. Johnson's house and truck cab were soon impounded.\nShelly Johnson\nShelly McCauley came from a broken home plagued by alcoholism and spousal abuse; her father eventually left the state, and she herself moved out by the age of seventeen. Shelly dated Bobby Briggs, whom she had known from elementary school, though high school, but broke up after learning he was cheating with Laura Palmer, causing a scene that disrupted the school's junior prom. At the Roadhouse the same night, she met Leo Johnson, who had just stopped off from a trucking run. Three weeks later, the two were married by a justice of the peace on their \"third anniversary.\"\nAfter Johnson was found dead, Shelly and Bobby placed a pause on their relationship for an appropriate mourning period. Almost one year to the day after Johnson's death, they were married during a weekend trip to Reno, Nevada. Seven months later, Shelly gave birth to their daughter, Rebecca McCauley Briggs. Bobby's mother Betty and Shelly's boss Norma Jennings pooled their resources to take out a loan, allowing the couple to buy a house in Twin Peaks.\nHornes and Haywards\nPreston attempts to make sense of the confusing events surrounding Benjamin Horne and Dr. Will Hayward in the days after the 1989 Miss Twin Peaks Contest. On the day of the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan explosion, Horne apparently visited Hayward's home after spending the day at Calhoun Memorial Hospital with his comatose daughter Audrey. The same night, Horne was admitted to the hospital himself with a head injury, sustained, according to Dr. Hayward, when he had slipped and hit their fireplace while they talked about Audrey's prospects. The next day, while Hayward tended to Dale Cooper after his own fall, Horne was cleared by another attending physician and driven home by his brother Jerry.\nWithin three months of this incident, Will filed for divorce from his wife of twenty-six years, Eileen, and moved across the country to Middlebury, Vermont. Donna Hayward also left town after graduating from high school, relocating to New York City, leaving Eileen to raise their younger daughters, Harriet and Gersten. Preston discovered bank records showing a monthly deposit of $7,500 to Eileen's account from a Cayman Islands shell corporation, traced back to the Horne Foundation. Harriet attended the University of Washington and became a pediatrician, settling in Bellevue. Eileen passed away in 2009, due to complications from pneumonia. Horne declined all interview requests from Agent Preston on the matter. \nBased on a later account provided by Dr. Hayward to Sheriff Frank Truman, Cooper did in fact visit Audrey Horne's room while at Calhoun Memorial. Nine months later, Audrey gave birth to a son, Richard. The father on Richard's birth certificate was listed as \"Unknown.\"\nDonna Hayward\n\nBen and Audrey Horne\n\nJerry Horne\n\nThe Double R\n\nAnnie Blackburn\n\nWindom Earle\n\nBack in Twin Peaks\n\nMiss Twin Peaks\n\nDr. Lawrence Jacoby\n\nMargaret Coulson\n\nSheriff Harry Truman\n\nMajor Briggs\n\nPhillip Jeffries\n\nJudy\n\nRay Monroe\n\nToday\nA few weeks into her investigation in Twin Peaks, Agent Tamara Preston writes about a bizarre situation that happened that very day. An issue of the Twin Peaks Post, reporting on Dale Cooper's disappearance in 1989, makes reference to \"the disappearance, still unsolved, of local teenage beauty queen Laura Palmer.\" All other issues now reflect that Laura disappeared without a trace on February 23, 1989, the case apparently remaining unsolved. When she asked about Laura at the sheriff's station, the employees got a dazed expression and apparently struggled to remember the exact events, but soon agreed that it was indeed as the papers reported. Ronette Pulaski was abducted and taken to the woods and found wandering across a railroad bridge, but testified that Laura had never appeared on the night in question. A few stories appeared in the Post reporting that Agent Cooper briefly visited town to investigate the disappearance, but were short on details. One year to the day after Laura went missing, her father Leland Palmer committed suicide by shooting himself in his car near White Tail Falls.\nWith no other leads, Preston investigates Sarah Palmer (n\u00e9e Novack), Laura's only living relative, and finds records of a bizarre incident that took place while she was living in Los Alamos as a child. Two employees at a nearby radio station were brutally murdered by assailants who left no traces, while over a dozen people listening to the broadcast that night experienced severe medical distress, many losing consciousness. Sarah was apparently among this number, but after a visit to an emergency room there appeared to be nothing wrong with her.\nAfter Laura's disappearance and her husband's suicide, Sarah slipped into depression and drug abuse. In the past year, however, she apparently witnessed the bizarre sudden death by evisceration of a trucker at a local bar.\nPreston reports that her own thoughts and memories are growing fuzzy and indistinct with every passing second, and immediately books a flight back to Philadelphia.\nFinal Thoughts\n\nAudiobook\nThe audiobook version of The Final Dossier was narrated by Annie Wersching, with a runtime of three hours. An exclusive clip was posted by the fansite Welcome to Twin Peaks.\nRelease\nA signing and presentation of the book by Mark Frost will be held at Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena, CA.\nOn October 24, 2017, preview pages of the novel were released on iTunes.\nContinuity\nThe Final Dossier establishes that the third season takes place in September and October 2016.\nErrors and inconsistencies\nAgent Preston states that she will return to the matter of Bobby and Shelly Briggs in a later file, but neither are mentioned after the \"Shelly Johnson\" case file. Mark Frost attributes this to Preston abandoning her research after discovering the changed timeline.\nBoth are mentioned in regards to Becky's legal issues as a result of Steven's arrest warrant at the end of the \"Donna Hayward\" case file but no details are given to the dissolution of their marriage. Red is not mentioned in the book once, despite the details provided of his drug-dealing network being dismantled.\nThe fight between Ben Horne and Will Hayward in \"Episode 29\" is stated to have taken place on the same day as the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan explosion, whereas in the episode it appears to have been the night before.\nDonna Hayward is said to have moved to New York in 1992 after turning eighteen, but her split from her parents in the series occurred in 1989, at which time she was already a senior in high school.\nPreston indicates that Audrey Horne has successfully managed her beauty salon \"ever since\" its founding, and describes the photograph of Agent Cooper hanging on her office wall. Later in the chapter, it is stated that Audrey suddenly closed the salon four years prior to her writing.\nAnnie Blackburn is stated to have been born in 1973, but subsequently she is stated to have been in her early 20s when she moved to Twin Peaks in March 1989; a 1973 birth would have made her fifteen or sixteen years old at that time. In addition, more than five years are stated to pass between Marty Lindstrom's death in 1985 and her return to town. Frost confirmed, possibly in jest, that this inconsistency can be attributed to an error on Preston's part.\nThe sequence of events places Vivian Smythe and Ernie Niles' wedding at least \"a few years\" before the events of Twin Peaks, when in the series they were newlyweds on honeymoon.\nHank Jennings is stated to have been arrested after the Dead Dog Farm operation, when it was actually after he assaulted Ed Hurley in his home.\nCaroline Earle's maiden name is given as Wickam, contradicting dialogue in \"Episode 22\" that establishes it as Powell.\nConsistent with The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Caroline Earle's death is placed ten years prior to the original series, contradicting dialogue in \"Episode 17\" that places it four years prior.\nThere is no mention of Diane Evans' altered appearance at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. In addition, she is missing from Gordon Cole's account of visiting the Great Northern Hotel basement with Dale Cooper, and instead Preston writes that she disappeared shortly after the lights went out in Frank Truman's office.\nGarland Briggs' dossier (the subject of The Secret History of Twin Peaks) is said to have been recovered from a storage locker in the basement of Ruth Davenport's building \"weeks\" after her body was discovered, contradicting both the stated time frame of that novel and Agent Preston's claim that she has no knowledge of Cooper or Briggs' ultimate fate when researching the first dossier. If this were the case, Preston would necessarily have only researched Briggs' document after the events of the new series.\nIt is erroneously stated that Ronette Pulaski went to the abandoned train car with Jacques Renault and Leo Johnson, when it was actually Jacques' cabin. When asked about it, Mark Frost retorted that Leo and Jacques were both extremely stupid and impulsive."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_First_Season.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_First_Season.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..35b223f502bba1dc781a68880a1479f44bcd2473 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_First_Season.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_The_First_Season", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_The_First_Season", "text": "Twin Peaks: The First Season\nTwin Peaks: The First Season is a 2001 DVD release of the first season of Twin Peaks, excluding the pilot episode.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1\nEpisode 1\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Duwayne Dunham\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nEpisode 2\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director of photography Frank Byers\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nDisc 2\nEpisode 3\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Tina Rathborne\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nEpisode 4\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Tim Hunter and writer Robert Engels\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nDisc 3\nEpisode 5\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Lesli Linka Glatter\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nEpisode 6\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Caleb Deschanel and writer Harley Peyton\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nDisc 4\nEpisode 7\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by production designer Richard Hoover\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nMark Frost Telephone Interview (14:35) \u2014 The 2 founders of Wrapped in Plastic interview Mark Frost\nLearning to Speak in the Red Room (3:39)\nAn Introduction to David Lynch (21:27)\n17 Pieces of Pie (9:43) \u2014 Interview with Mar-T Diner proprietor Pat Cokewell\nThe Twin Peaks Directory (60 min.)"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Missing_Pieces.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Missing_Pieces.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9ea8dc3d313587e57825f1c2dc368f7121e5f526 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Missing_Pieces.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_The_Missing_Pieces", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_The_Missing_Pieces", "text": "Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces is a feature-length compilation of deleted scenes from the 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It premiered as film feature at the Vista Theater in Los Angeles, with crew and cast members attending, on July 16, 2014.\nIt was originally released as part of Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and is also included in the Criterion Collection release of Fire Walk with Me. It was also included in the Blu-ray release Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nContents\n\nDesmond's MO\nAgent Sam Stanley and Agent Chester Desmond exit the morgue after performing the autopsy, and comment on how it is already nighttime.\nSay Hello to Jack\nAgent Stanley and Agent Desmond talk to Jack, the owner of Hap's Diner, about Teresa Banks. Jack directs them to Irene, who was Teresa's supervisor.\nOnly the tail end of this scene appears in the finished film.\nGood Morning Irene\nWalking out of the diner as the sun rises, the FBI agents say good morning to Irene (referencing Jack's discouragement of saying \"Goodnight Irene\") as she gets in her car and heads home.\nThis One's Coming from J. Edgar\nSheriff Cable of Deer Meadow \"takes it outside\" with Chester Desmond for Teresa Banks's body. Cable shows off his strength bending a strand of rebar, only to get completely pummeled by Desmond, who finishes off the fight by bending his own strand of rebar. The deputy and the secretary abandon the scene in fright.\nCooper and Diane\nCooper stands in the doorway of his office and talks to Diane (unseen and unheard) offscreen. Diane has challenged him to figure out what she changed about the room. After thinking about it, Cooper figures out she moved the clock a few inches from its original position.\nStanley's Apartment\nCooper talks to Agent Stanley after Chester Desmond vanishes. Sam is a little awkward around Cooper, who eyes some of Agent Stanley's possessions (namely a vat of liquid) with puzzlement. Sam asks him about Lil's blue rose, but Cooper avoids answering.\nBuenos Aires / Above the Convenience Store\nPhillip Jeffries is in the lobby of a hotel in Buenos Aires, the Palm Deluxe. The concierge gives him a key. Jeffries asks if there is a \"Miss Judy\" at the hotel. The concierge responds by giving him a letter \"the young lady\" left (though it is not clear if he is talking about Judy or someone else).\nMore of Jeffries' rant in the FBI office is shown, without the \"Above the Convenience Store\" sequence over his appearance. Gordon makes Albert leave to check with the front desk, then tries to call for security, but gets no response. Cooper notices the lights flickering and leaves to check the hallway. As Cole shouts \"MAYDAY!\" Jeffries looks at a calendar and realizes to his shock that it is February 1989. Cole looks up and discovers Jeffries has disappeared, leading into the part seen in the film.\nJeffries abruptly appears on a staircase in Buenos Aires in severe pain. A maid is stumbling away, while a porter proclaims he has soiled himself while asking where Jeffries went. He screams \"Ay\u00fadame\" (Spanish for \"Help me\") over and over as Jeffries himself starts screaming.\nMore of \"Above the Convenience Store\" sequence, with some more dialogue from The Man from Another Place after a shot of the pole numbered 6 with the arm's whooping sound.\nBesides the audio, which is cut up and rearranged, only some very quick shots of Jeffries' rant and subsequent return to Buenos Aires appear in the final cut.\nMike Is the Man / Sharing a Cigarette\nLonger introduction of Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson, which is only briefly seen in a montage in the finished film. They discuss the fact that they owe Leo Johnson $5,000 and that their cocaine supply is running low.\nSchool Books\nLaura runs down the stairs after discovering someone ripped pages from her diary. She runs into her mother coming back from getting the groceries. She asks to use the car, claiming she forgot her books. Sarah gives her the keys and takes away her cigarette.\nThe Palmers\nLaura comes back at dinnertime, and is confronted by Sarah, who accuses her of lying about losing her school books. She notes Laura stole her blue sweater, and asks why she lied. Laura claims she had to see Bobby.\nThe Palmer family dining room shakes and Leland stomps in pretending to be a hungry lumberjack, which Laura and Sarah watch with rolled eyes. He then sits down and starts speaking Norwegian, explaining that the Norwegian investors are coming next week and he wants his family to know how to say \"Hello, my name is\u2014\" in Norwegian. Sarah reluctantly learns, and Laura joins, and they join hands and start repeating the phrase until they are laughing and having a good time.\nLaura's Party\nLaura sneaks out of her house and meets a trucker. She exchanges sex for drugs.\n2x4\nDell Mibbler comes to the Packard Saw Mill and complains to Josie Packard and Pete Martell that their two-by-fours are not exactly two inches by four inches. His complaints distress Josie and frustrate Pete, who finally wins Dell over by pointing out that at Dell's bank the dollar is not worth the same as it used to be. Dell quickly (or as quick as he is capable of being) apologizes.\nKind of Quiet\nLonger scene in the Double R Diner with Laura helping out with Meals on Wheels. Ed and Nadine Hurley come in for coffee. Nadine sees Norma working at the counter and angrily drags Ed out.\nShelly sees Laura staring at the place where Mrs. Tremond and her grandson were standing. Laura runs away, and Shelly goes back into the diner. Norma sends Shelly to do Laura's route. The cook peeks in and comments that the diner is kind of quiet. Norma starts crying in a booth. Ed comes back in and apologizes to her and they make plans to meet later.\nBest Friends\nAfter Laura runs to Donna's house crying, Donna lets her in, and Will and Eileen Hayward look after her. Leland calls Laura back home, and Will and Eileen show obvious suspicion that something is off.\nOnly the start of this scene appears in the final cut, with no appearance by Donna's parents.\nI'm the Muffin / The Ring\nDonna shows Laura out of the house, with the two calling each other \"the muffin.\" As she leaves, Laura shouts out to Donna that \"I'm the muffin!\" This interaction is referred to with Laura's line in the Power and the Glory bar in the final cut.\nLonger scene of Cooper with The Man from Another Place, with the two interacting more than they did in the final cut. The Man introduces the ring to Cooper and poses the question \"is it future or is it past?\" This question is later repeated by Mike in Part 2.\nBob Speaks Through Laura / Blue Sweater\nA longer version of Laura's possession under the ceiling fan, and speaking to BOB.\nSarah accuses Laura of stealing her blue sweater again, only to realize she was wearing it. She bemoans having another nervous breakdown as Laura tries to comfort her.\nSunday at the Johnson's\nWhile people are at church on Sunday, Leo is showing Shelly the \"correct\" way of cleaning the floor.\nThis is a longer version of the scene that appears in the final cut.\nSmash Up\nNorma and Ed sit in a truck in the forest, listening to music and discussing their relationship.\nThis scene is unscripted.\nThe Power and the Glory\nLaura and Donna arrive with their hook-ups at the Power and the Glory room in the CAN-A-DO AND US OF FUCKING \"A\" bar with the barman Dennis, at the Canadian border.\nThis scene clarifies that the Pink Room scene was not actually in the Roadhouse, which is not so obvious in the finished film.\nFire Walk with Me\nMike sits shirtless in his motel room, lighting a circle of candles, and saying in backwards-talk, \"Fire walk with me.\"\nParty Girl\nAfter reading about her in Flesh World, Leland calls Teresa Banks, who invites him to the Red Diamond City Motel.\nAfter Leland runs off, Teresa tells Laura and Ronette that her client flaked on them, leaving the three alone in the motel room. She brushes her hair with her hand, prominently displaying her ring. Pieces of this scene appear in Laura's flashback of the ring in the final cut.\nShortly after witnessing Leland's outburst, Teresa's suspicions are raised, and she calls Jacques Renault, asking what Ronette Pulaski and Laura Palmer's fathers look like. After giving her descriptions, Jacques asks why. She gives a bogus explanation regarding a supposed assault. She quickly hangs up, snickers to herself, and then calls Leland at his office in a bid to blackmail him. This event is referred to by Renault during the Pink Room scene in the final cut.\nDon't Forget / Laura's Secret Stash\nLeland cheerfully reminds Laura while heading out that it is Johnny Horne's birthday. Laura and Sarah sit at the table silently.\nLaura snorts the last of her stash. This is essentially the same scene that appears in the film, with a few seconds added at the beginning and end of her reflecting.\nBernie the Mule\nHarry, Andy, and Hawk discuss setting up a trap for Bernard Renault. Andy comments that Bernie is coming in on foot, and Harry confirms this. After an awkward silence, Harry asks if he means they will have a lot of paths to cover, but Andy explains he merely thinks he'll have a lot of walking to do. Hawk quickly exits, followed by Andy after being dismissed by a puzzled Truman.\nI Killed Someone\nThe day after the drug deal turned lethal, Bobby confronts Laura at her locker and tells her to hide the $10,000 in her safety deposit box. Laura is unfazed by Bobby's stress and mocks his remorse, which angers him.\nBaby Laxative\nBobby inspects the cocaine bag in the woods, only to realize that it is baby laxative. He curses as he angrily dumps the contents out of the bag.\nSend Me a Kiss\nDr. Jacoby calls Laura the day before her death, right after she does some coke. He chastises her for not calling him. Laura can tell he has become infatuated. She says that she was at Johnny's birthday and mentions making some audio tapes for him, which were heard in the actual series. She gives up on snorting the last line of cocaine.\nAsparagus\nOn the night of her death, Laura is eating dinner with her mother, though she refuses to eat the asparagus as mentioned in her diary in the series. Sarah tells her Leland is staying late with Ben to work on the plan for the Norwegians. Laura tells her she's going to Bobby's to do homework. Sarah tells her it's a school night, but reminds her to be back at nine. After Laura leaves the room to put away her dishes, Sarah anxiously lights a cigarette. Laura leaves the house.\nBobby and Laura in the Basement\nMajor Briggs reads to Betty from the Book of Revelation. Betty lets Laura in.\nBobby reveals to Laura that the supposed cocaine they picked up and killed the mule for was actually baby laxative. Bobby is dealing with the consequences of what he has done, while Laura's thoughts are on getting more cocaine. Bobby gives her the cocaine and lets her snort it.\nThe two kissing and Bobby handing her the cocaine appears in the final cut.\nAfter he and Laura officially break up, Bobby shows her out of the house. After closing the door he pulls out a cigarette and starts to light it. Major Briggs looks up and tells Bobby to put out the cigarette. Major Briggs continues reading.\nGoodnight Lucy\nLucy calls Harry and Andy in the interrogation room. She tells Harry that Josie Packard saw a prowler. Harry tells her he's on his way and tells Andy to monitor the radio. Lucy speculates over the intercom what the prowler was, and screams in surprise when Harry appears at the front desk. Andy hears this and runs to see what's going on. Meanwhile, Lucy realizes Andy is no longer in the meeting room and runs to check on him. They collide in the hallway and scream. A similar situation occurs in the 2017 revival with Lucy's reaction to cellphones.\nWaiting for James\nWhile sneaking out on the night of her death, Laura waits outside her home for James. She watches Leland/BOB come home, and prays that he go into the house. Leland turns and stares in her direction before going inside. James pulls up in his motorcycle shortly afterwards.\nThis scene was edited in the final cut to show Laura climbing down just as he pulls up.\nDistant Screams\nAt her cabin, The Log Lady listens to Laura and Ronette's screams with sadness, as she mentions in Episode 5.\nLonesome Foghorn Blows\nLaura's body floats below the rock on the shore in front of the Packard estate, a few hours before Pete will find her. A similar shot appears in the final cut, although this version takes place while the sun is rising as opposed to the dark of night.\nEpilogue\nA shot of Glastonbury Grove, with the word card \"Some months later,\" picking up after the end of Episode 29. Annie after rescue from the Black Lodge was brought from Glastonbury Grove to hospital by Sheriff Truman. She is unresponsive with her face bloodied. She is wearing Caroline's dress on the stretcher, whereas in Episode 29 she wore black upon exiting the Black Lodge.\nStill in the Black Lodge, Cooper encounters the Man From Another Place. They repeat their earlier interaction, but this time the ring is nowhere to be seen. Cooper asks the Man where the ring is. The Man replies that \"someone else has it now.\" Cooper realizes to his horror that it is with Annie. He then asks how he can leave the Black Lodge. The Man replies that there is no place to go but home and begins to cackle and dance as tears well in Cooper's eyes.\nAnnie is being tended to by registered nurse B. Roundtree, and suddenly delivers her message to Laura, although she does not appear to be aware of her surroundings. The nurse selfishly steals the ring.\nMeanwhile, at the hotel, Dr. Hayward and Sheriff Truman hear Cooper/Bob hit his head against the mirror and rush to check on him. The doppelg\u00e4nger, still cackling \"How's Annie?\" hears them and quickly lies on the floor. They come in and help him up. The doppelg\u00e4nger claims he struck his head against the mirror and it \"struck as funny.\" When Truman tries to tell him they should go to a hospital, the doppelganger replies, \"But I haven't finished brushing my teeth yet.\"\nCredits\n\nCast in Order of Appearance\nChris Isaak as Special Agent Chester Desmond\nKiefer Sutherland as Sam Stanley\nC.H. Evans as Jack at Hap's\nSandra Kinder as Irene at Hap's\nRick Aiello as Cliff Howard\nElizabeth Ann McCarthy as Giggling Secretary\nSteven Beard as Crime Van Driver (Missing Pieces only)\nGary Bullock as Sheriff Cable\nKyle MacLachlan as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nHirsh Diamant as Head Clerk (Missing Pieces only)\nStefano Loverso as Bellhop (Missing Pieces only)\nJeanne Bonser as Dancer (Missing Pieces only)\nAlex Samorano as Dancer (Missing Pieces only)\nMichael J. Anderson as The Man from Another Place\nCarlton L. Russel as Jumping Man\nCalvin Lockhart as The Electrician\nJ\u00fcrgen Prochnow as Woodsman\nDavid Brisbin as Second Woodsman\nJonathan J. Leppell as Mrs. Tremond's Grandson\nFrances Bay as Mrs. Tremond (Chalfont)\nFrank Silva as Bob\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDori Guterson as Maid (Missing Pieces only)\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nMoira Kelly as Donna Hayward\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nBrian T. Finney as Trucker (Missing Pieces only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (Missing Pieces only)\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (Missing Pieces only)\nEd Wright as Dell Mibbler (Missing Pieces only)\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley (Missing Pieces only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (Missing Pieces only)\nMarvin Rosand as Cook (Missing Pieces only)\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (Missing Pieces only)\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward (Missing Pieces only)\nEric DaRe as Leo Johnson\nVictor Rivers as Buck\nChris Pedersen as Tommy\nDennis E. Roberts as Dennis the Bartender (Missing Pieces only)\nAl Strobel as Philip Gerard (The One Armed Man)\nPamela Gidley as Teresa Banks\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill (Missing Pieces only)\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan (Missing Pieces only)\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman (Missing Pieces only)\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby (Missing Pieces only)\nDon S. Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs (Missing Pieces only)\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs (Missing Pieces only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (Missing Pieces only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nTherese Xavier Tinling as Nurse (Missing Pieces only)\nChuck McQuarry as Medic (Missing Pieces only)\nUncredited\nUnknown performer as Harpist (Missing Pieces only)\nUnknown performer as Second Emergency Medical Technician (Missing Pieces only)\nThe Pink Room\nDrums: Steven Hodges\nGuitar: David Jaurequi\nKeyboard: Andy Armer\nBass: Don Falzone\nCrew\nDirected and Edited by David Lynch\nProduced by Sabrina S. Sutherland\nAdvisor to David Lynch: Marina Girard-Muttelet\nAssistant Editor: Noriko Miyakawa\nSpecial Visual Effects\nDavid Lynch\nNoriko Miyakawa\nSound Re-Recording Mixer: Dean Hurley\nMixed by\nDavid Lynch\nDean Hurley\nSupervising Sound Editor: Dean Hurley\n\"Don't Do Anything (I Wouldn't Do)\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Mysterioso #2\"\nMusic by David Lynch and David Slusser\nPublishing\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\n\"Hotel Tango\"\nMusic by Dean Hurley\nPublishing Team Hurley/ASCAP\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Love Theme Farewell\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"She Would Die For Love\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"One Dog Bark\"\nMusic by Thought Gang\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"The Pink Room\"\nMusic by David Lynch\nPublishing\nBobkkind Music/ASCAP\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\n\"Love Theme (Solo Rhodes)\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Laura's Dark Boogie\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"South Sea Dreams\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Dance of the Dream Man\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\n\"Dark Mood Woods (Studio Version)\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nPublishing\nAnlon Music/ASCAP\nBobkind Music/ASCAP\nMusicians\nPiano\nAngelo Badalamenti\nDavid Slusser\nGuitars\nVinnie Bell\nDave Alvin\nBob Rose\nMyles Boisen\nSynthesizer Performance by\nKinny Landrum\nAngelo Badalamenti\nSaxophone: Al Regni\nBass\nBuster Williams\nRon Carter\nRufus Reed\nWilliam Fairbanks\nTrumpet: Jim Hynes\nVibraphone\nJay Hoggard\nDavid Cooper\nDrums\nGrady Tate\nDonald Bailey\nScore Mixer: Art Pohlemus\nAccordion: Dean Hurley\nGuitar on 'ONE DOG BARK' by David Lynch\nAssistants to David Lynch\nMindy Ramaker\nAnna Skarbek\nMichael T. Barile\nLegal Counsel\nTHE LONG LAW GROUP, PC\nToni Y. Long, ESQ.\nInsurance\nBACHRACH & ASSOCIATES\nRon Hess\nPost Services by FOTOKEM\nSr. VP Sales: Ray Morfino\nProject Manager: Mario Allen\nProducers\nJason Pelham\nAngelique Perez\nDigital Colorist: George Koran\nSupervising Post Producer: Andy Gizzarelli\nDI Editor: Erik Peterson\nVP & GM, FotoKem: Tom Vice\nChief Strategy Officer: Mike Broderson\nMK2\nCEO: Natanel Karmitz\nSales Department\nJuliette Schrameck\nVictoire Thevenin\nTechnical Department: Madeleine Lourenco\nLegal Department\nAnnabel Rigard-Abramowitz\nStephanie Bonmarchand\nDelphine Bonnafour\nSpecial Thanks to\nMark Frost\nKen Ross\nTom Hansen\nFred Altman\nShadi Zand\nJohanna Ray\nHeidi L. Walker\nEmily Lynch\nmk2\nFotoKem\nKEEP ME POSTED A FotoKem Company\nAbsurda\nCoproducer and Distributor: MK2\nNotes\n\nProduction errors\nThe editing of The Missing Pieces implies with the scene in Sam Stanley's apartment that the Teresa Banks murder, Chester Desmond disappearance and subsequent investigation by Agent Cooper take place in 1988, the year before Laura's death, whereas Phillip Jeffries's sudden reappearance takes place in 1989, shortly before Laura Palmer's death. This timeline is confirmed by Fire Walk With Me's shooting script, The Secret History of Twin Peaks and the 2017 series. However, Fire Walk With Me's troubled editing history meant that not only was Jeffries confirming the date cut from the film, the entire sequence was reset to 1988: the change in timing of the scene is obvious in the final cut, with Miguel Ferrer and David Lynch's lines about Chester Desmond dubbed over existing footage, with only reaction shots that do not show either actors' lips moving. As both Secret History and The Return place the timing of his appearance in 1989, this interpretation is considered the canon sequence of events.\nThe Bellhop's line in the \"Buenos Aires / Above the Convenience Store\" scene after Jeffries reappears is subbed \"Are you the man?\" although he is clearly saying \"Ay\u00fadame!\" which is Spanish for \"help me!\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Phenomenon.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Phenomenon.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..10505ec4961b3545037ae69ba7d832a43e264a36 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Phenomenon.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_The_Phenomenon", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_The_Phenomenon", "text": "Twin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Twin Peaks: The Phenomenon\" is a three-part short documentary briefly chronicling the history of Twin Peaks. Produced and released on YouTube as part of the build-up to the premiere of the 2017 series, it was released on home video as part of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A. \nPart 1: Creation\n Twin Peaks The Phenomenon Part 1 SHOWTIME Series (2017) \nThe conception, production, and initial success of the original series are detailed.\nPart 2: Life After Death\nThe decline, cancellation, and legacy of the original series are detailed.\nPart 3: Renaissance\nFan creations and the revival series are focused upon.\nInterviewees\nGary Levine\nJordan Hoffman\nJohn Thorne\nDamon Lindelof\nDavid Hollander\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nLesli Linka Glatter\nPieter Dom\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDana Ashbrook\nRob Lindley\nDeanne Lindley\nSchaffer the Darklord\nAlex Cameron\nAnnie Hart\nNeko Case\nDessa Poljak (from Silencio)\nKirk Salopek (from Silencio)\nDavid Jamison (from Silencio)\nFrancine 'The Lucid Dream'\nBrian Linss\nGlenn Allen\nPam Allen\nKimmy Robertson\nHarry Goaz\nChrysta Bell\nJim Belushi\nRobert Knepper\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/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Second_Season.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Second_Season.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..293293a009ca8e45ac906de9c5a7013178318aaf --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Second_Season.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_The_Second_Season", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_The_Second_Season", "text": "Twin Peaks: The Second Season\nTwin Peaks: The Second Season is a 2007 DVD release of the second season of Twin Peaks.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1 through 6\nEpisodes 8 through 29\nCrew Interviews\nDisc 1 by Jennifer Lynch (3:45) \nDisc 2 by director Todd Holland (4:10) \nDisc 3 by Caleb Deschanel (4:20) \nDisc 4 by Duwayne Dunham (4:00) \nDisc 5 by Stephen Gyllenhaal (3:40) \nDisc 6 by Tim Hunter (2:40)\nDisc 6\nCast Interviews (39:00)\n\"Origin\"\n\"Production\"\n\"Legacy\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Television_Collection.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Television_Collection.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e8872f20c9ad8978aa507515a2bc24e7afc500a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks%3A_The_Television_Collection.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks:_The_Television_Collection", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks:_The_Television_Collection", "text": "Twin Peaks: The Television Collection\n \nTwin Peaks: The Television Collection is a DVD and Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks (2017).\nIt was released on October 15, 2019 in the United States and was released worldwide in November 2019. The set contains previously-released bonus features.\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/Twin_Peaks,_Washington.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks,_Washington.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3ccfb55e7e7e582a98fd8ad4bd5e3305c8f93921 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks,_Washington.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks,_Washington", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks,_Washington", "text": "Twin Peaks, Washington\n\"Twin Peaks is different, a long way from the world. You've noticed that. That's exactly the way we like it. But there's a... back end to that that's kind of different, too. Maybe that's the price we pay for all the good things. There's a sort of evil out there. Something very, very strange in these old woods. Call it what you want \u2013 a darkness, a presence. It takes many forms... but it's been out there for as long as anyone can remember.\"\n \u2015Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nTwin Peaks was a small logging town in northeastern Washington State, five miles south of the Canadian border and twelve miles west of the state line with Idaho. Its population was stated to be 51,201 (erroneously) on the welcome sign, before the 1990 census established that the real population was 5,120.1. Twin Peaks drew its name from the two mountains between which it lay, White Tail and Blue Pine Mountain.\nHistory\nSometime around August 1803, Dominick Renault arrived on the shore of Black Lake and opened a trading post a half mile above White Tail Falls.\nIt has been alleged that Lewis and Clark took a route that passed what would eventually become the town of Twin Peaks. The source of this claim is a June 1805 journal entry by Meriwether Lewis, who described \"two mountains of a singular appearance and more like ramparts of high fortification than works of nature.\"\nBetween 1875 and 1880, Owl Cave was discovered by men named Denver Bob Hobbes and Wayne Chance. This was just east of what later became Twin Peaks, within the present-day location of Ghostwood National Forest.\nBy 1888, the town of Twin Peaks existed along the shores of Black Lake and was settled by refugees, trappers, and thieves. The chief exports were dealt through Wakahannawawak Trading Post (eventually renamed Thor's Trading Post) and consisted of furs and potables. It is also rumored that opium was traded at the post.\nLumber would become the town's chief export with the opening of the Martell Mill, which would eventually be overtaken by the Packard Sawmill, which opened three years later and would continue to have the highest employment in Twin Peaks until 1989.\nA blizzard hit the town on December 19, 1889, and claimed the lives of over 43 citizens in the blizzard's first ten minutes alone.\nThe town's first mayor was John Hanford, who had been elected by July 4, 1891, when he created a cocktail called the \"Little Scottie.\"\nOn the night of February 24, 1902, a logjam on the river caught fire and spread onto the land of the town, claiming the lives of eight citizens. This event would later be referred to as \"The Night of the Burning River.\"\nIn 1905, Orville Horne arrived in Twin Peaks and opened Horne's General Store, which flourished after Thor's Trading Post suspiciously burned down. It would eventually evolve into Horne's Department Store by the 1920s.\nOrville Horne's son J.J. eventually opened the Great Northern Hotel, which went on to be operated (along with Horne's Department Store) by J.J.'s son, Benjamin.\nA local screening of the film 49th Parallel inspired a surge in local enlistment and necessitated the formation of the volunteer group Citizens Brigade. The group was led by Sheriff Frederick Truman and recruited men with the purpose of defending the town. This group would later go on to be known as the Bookhouse Boys.\nDwayne Milford was elected mayor of Twin Peaks in 1962, and served fourteen consecutive two-year terms.\nThe town held its first-annual Miss Twin Peaks Contest in 1969, crowning Norma Jennings as its winner. The 1973 winner died of an electric shock during the ceremony, and a moment of silence is held for her at the town's annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony.\nOn February 24, 1989, the town was shaken by the murder of its homecoming queen, Laura Palmer. Due to her murder being similar to the previous murder of Teresa Banks in Deer Meadow, Washington, the Federal Bureau of Investigation took helm of the case with Special Agent Dale Cooper. During Cooper's investigation, it was found that Laura's father, Leland, was responsible for her death.\nWhen the Packard Sawmill burned in 1989, the land was purchased by Benjamin Horne, who planned on developing it into a country club, Ghostwood Estates, but this project along with the land was repurchased by Catherine Martell.\nLater that month, the 20th-annual Miss Twin Peaks was held, crowning Annie Blackburn\u2014sister of Miss Twin Peaks 1969, Norma Jennings\u2014the winner. Seconds after her win, chaos ensued, perpetrated by former FBI Special Agent Windom Earle, who kidnapped Annie. Annie was recovered and hospitalized, but remained in a trance.\nThe day after the chaos of Miss Twin Peaks 1989, a bombing at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan claimed the lives of Dell Mibbler, Pete Martell and Andrew Packard, who appeared to have actually survived the boat explosion that allegedly claimed his life in 1987.\nLocations\nMain article: List of Twin Peaks locations\nBehind the scenes\nLynch and Frost wanted the town's population to be 5,120 but the channel ABC found the figure to be too small and believed contemporary audiences would not be interested in the small town. As a result, the population on the 'Welcome to Twin Peaks' sign was changed to 51,201, despite the fact that the town never seems to be that big in the show.\nThe sign painter, Steven LaRose, was unaware of any population change. He came back to paint a new one for the 2017 revival.\nTrivia\nThe town has been given four different ZIP codes:\n59219, seen on the postcard sent from James Hurley to Donna Hayward in Episode 24. The real-life city with this ZIP code is Dagmar, Montana.\n99153, according to Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town. The real-life city with this ZIP code is Metaline Falls, Washington.\n98065, according to Norma's postcard from The Secret History of Twin Peaks. The real-life city under this ZIP code is Snoqualmie, Washington, where much of the show's exteriors were filmed.\n98045, according to the check issued to Robert Jacoby by Twin Peaks Town Council for his book Oh, What a Tangled Web... in The Secret History of Twin Peaks. The zip code used here is actually for the area around North Bend, Washington, where many of the exterior shots of the TV series were filmed."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(2017).json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(2017).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a2c588af0bd15e697491059c587631754e10d14e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(2017).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_(2017)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_(2017)", "text": "Twin Peaks (2017)\nTwin Peaks (sometimes referred to as Season 3, promoted as Twin Peaks: The Return and released on home video as Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series) is a revival and sequel series to the original 1990-1991 Twin Peaks television series and 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe series premiered on May 21, 2017 and concluded on September 3, 2017.\nPlot\nSee also: 2016\nTaking place 25 years after the second season finale, the series is an \"emotional\" story \"about Agent Cooper\u2019s odyssey back to Twin Peaks.\"\nEpisodes\nImage\nTitle\nTagline\nOriginal airdate\n\"Part 1\"\nMy log has a message for you.\nMay 21, 2017\n\"Part 2\"\nThe stars turn and a time presents itself.\nMay 21, 2017\n\"Part 3\"\nCall for help.\nMay 28, 2017\n\"Part 4\"\n...brings back some memories.\nMay 28, 2017\n\"Part 5\"\nCase files.\nJune 4, 2017\n\"Part 6\"\nDon't die.\nJune 11, 2017\n\"Part 7\"\nThere's a body all right.\nJune 18, 2017\n\"Part 8\"\nGotta light?\nJune 25, 2017\n\"Part 9\"\nThis is the chair.\nJuly 9, 2017\n\"Part 10\"\nLaura is the one.\nJuly 16, 2017\n\"Part 11\"\nThere's fire where you are going.\nJuly 23, 2017\n\"Part 12\"\nLet's rock.\nJuly 30, 2017\n\"Part 13\"\nWhat story is that, Charlie?\nAugust 6, 2017\n\"Part 14\"\nWe are like the dreamer.\nAugust 13, 2017\n\"Part 15\"\nThere's some fear in letting go.\nAugust 20, 2017\n\"Part 16\"\nNo knock, no doorbell.\nAugust 27, 2017\n\"Part 17\"\nThe past dictates the future.\nSeptember 3, 2017\n\"Part 18\"\nWhat is your name?\nSeptember 3, 2017\nCast\nMain article: Twin Peaks (2017) cast\nThe entire cast of 217 (with a few omissions) was announced on April 25, 2016. In December 2016, costume designer Nancy Steiner stated that there were 238 speaking roles in the new series, 21 more than previously reported.\nBold = Returning from previous series or film\u271d = Reused footage only\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nDougie Jones\nIn Alphabetical Order\n\nTwin Peaks\nJay Aaseng as Drunk\nEric Ray Anderson as Bartender\nKate Alden as RR Diner Waitress\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Briggs\nElizabeth Anweis as Abbie\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nJoseph M. Auger as Delivery Driver\nPhoebe Augustine\u271d as Ronette Pulaski\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nKelsey Bohlen as Backup Singer #2\nRachael Bower as Backup Singer #3\nRichard Bucher as Man Hit with Bottle\nScott Cameron as Throwing Man\nGia Carides as Hannah\nVincent Castellanos as Federico\nMichael Cera as Wally Brando\nJoan Chen\u271d as Josie Packard\nCandy Clark as Doris Truman\nScott Coffey as Trick\nLisa Coronado as Hit and Run Mom\nCatherine E. Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nGrace Victoria Cox as Charlotte\nJulee Cruise as Herself\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nEric DaRe\u271d as Leo Johnson\nAna de la Reguera as Natalie\nHugh Dillon as Tom Paige\nEdward \"Ted\" Dowling as Farmer\nJudith Drake as Nurse\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nSky Ferreira as Ella\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nMark Frost as Cyril Pons\nTravis Frost as Boy Playing Catch\nWarren Frost as Will Hayward\nAllen Galli as Man in Suit\nBalthazar Getty as Red\nHarry Goaz as Andy Brennan\nGrant Goodeve as Walter Lawford\nJames Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nLaura Kenny as Woman in Car\nPiper Laurie\u271d as Catherine Martell\nJane Levy as Elizabeth\nJeremy Lindholm as Mickey\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nRiley Lynch as Bing\nShane Lynch as Megan\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Ed Hurley\nZoe McLane as Check-Out Girl\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nMoby as Musician\nJack Nance\u271d as Pete Martell\nPriya Diane Niehaus as Sick Girl\nJohnny Ochsner as Bag-boy\nBill O'Dell as Kriscol\nWalter Olkewicz as\nJacques Renault\nJean-Michel Renault\nCasey O'Neill as Skipper\nCharity Parenzini as Carrie\nElias Parenzini as Ralph\nJohn Paulsen as Trucker\nLinas Phillips as Russ\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nMary Reber as Alice Tremond\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nEric Rondell as Johnny Horne\nMarv Rosand as Toad\nRod Rowland as Chuck\nHunter Sanchez as Hit and Run Boy\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nJR Starr as MC\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nEmily Stofle as Sophie\nJessica Szohr as Renee\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nCynthia Lauren Tewes as Neighbor\nJodee Thelen as Maggie Brown\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nAlicia Witt as Gersten Hayward\nKarolina Wydra as Chloe\nCharlyne Yi as Ruby\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nGovernment\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nRichard Chamberlain as Bill Kennedy\nOwain Rhys Davies as Agent Wilson\nLaura Dern as\nDiane Evans\nDiane Evans (tulpa)\nDavid Duchovny as Denise Bryson\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as Albert Rosenfield\nErnie Hudson as Colonel Davis\nJesse Johnson as Younger Man\nStephen Kearin as FBI Driver\nDavid Lynch as Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Knox\nLas Vegas\nAlon Aboutboul as Head Mover\nJoe Adler as Roger\nStephanie Allynne as Soccer Mom\nTammy Baird as Lorraine\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nJohn Billingsley as Doctor Ben\nRonnie Gene Blevins as Tommy\nSean Bolger as Detailer\nWes Brown as Darren\nJuan Carlos Cantu as Officer Reynaldo\nJohnny Chavez as Crooked Partner\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nJonny Coyne as Polish Accountant\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nJeremy Davies as Jimmy\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nJohn Ennis as Slot Machine Man\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nRebecca Field as Another Mom\nBrian Finney as Security Guard\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nMeg Foster as Cashier\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother\nBrett Gelman as Supervisor Burns\nIvy George as 5-Year-Old Girl\nJay Jee as Patrol Officer\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nVirginia Kull as Szymon Waitress\nJay Larson as Limo Driver\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nBellina Logan as Female Doctor\nMalone as Man in Urinal\nJosh McDermitt as Wise Guy\nGreg Mills as Paul\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nSara Paxton as Candy Shaker\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nJelani Quinn as Desk Sergeant\nElena Satine as Rhonda\nJohn Savage as Detective Clark\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nSawyer Shipman as Little Boy\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nSara Sohn as Sheena\nBob Stephenson as Frank\nEthan Suplee as Bill Shaker\nSabrina S. Sutherland as Floor Attendant Jackie\nBill Tangradi as Jake\nGreg Vrotsos as Gene\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nBlake Zingale as Punk Leader\nSouth Dakota\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nMelissa Bailey as Marjorie Green\nSteve Baker as Jack\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nBailey Chase as Detective Don Harrison\nJames Croak as Robby\nKathleen Deming as Buella\nNeil Dickson as George Bautzer\nJames Giordano as Officer Douglas\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nCornelia Guest as Phyllis Hastings\nTravis Hammer as First Trooper\nHank Harris as Prison Tech\nStephen Heath as Second Trooper\nLuke Judy as Warden Murphy's Son\nDep Kirkland as Mike Boyd\nNicole LaLiberte as Darya\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nMark Mahoney as Prison Guard\nKarl Makinen as Randy Hollister\nB\u00e9r\u00e9nice Marlohe as French Woman\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nChristopher Murray as Officer Olson\nMax Perlich as Hank\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nMary Stofle as Ruth Davenport\nRedford Westwood as Otis\nNew York City\nMichael Bisping as Guard\nBenjamin Rosenfield as Sam Colby\nMadeline Zima as Tracey Barberato\nMontana\nFrank Collison as Muddy\nChristopher Durbin as The Farm Accountant\nDerek Mears as Renzo\nNew Mexico, 1956\nLeslie Berger as New Mexico Wife\nCullen Douglas as Disc Jockey\nTikaeni Faircrest as Girl (1956)\nTad Griffith as New Mexico Husband\nXolo Mariduena as Boy (1956)\nTracy Phillips as Receptionist\nOdessa, Texas\nMatt Battaglia as Cowboy 3\nFrancesca Eastwood as Texas Waitress Kristi\nHeath Hensley as Cowboy 1\nSheryl Lee as Carrie Page\nRob Mars as Cowboy 2\nSupernatural\nPhoebe Augustine as American Girl\nMonica Bellucci as Herself\nDavid Bowie\u271d as Phillip Jeffries\nNathan Frizzell as Voice of Phillip Jeffries\nRobert Broski as Woodsman\nDon S. Davis\u271d as Garland Briggs\nErica Eynon as Experiment\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJoy Nash as Senorita Dido\nCarlton Lee Russell as Jumping Man\nFrank Silva\u271d as BOB\nMalachy Sreenan as Bosomy Woman\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nCarel Struycken as The Fireman\nKenneth Welsh\u271d as Windom Earle\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nMusical guests\nSeveral episodes feature a guest musical performance, usually over the end credits:\nNone\n\"Shadow\" by Chromatics \u2013 Ruth Radelet, Adam Miller, Johnny Jewel, Nat Walker\n\"Mississippi\" by The Cactus Blossoms \u2013 Jack Torrey, Page Burkum, Joel Paterson, Beau Sample, Alex Hall\n\"Lark\" by Au Revoir Simone \u2013 Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, Annie Hart\n\"Snake Eyes\" by Trouble \u2013 Riley Lynch, Sam Smith, Alex Zhang Hungtai, Dean Hurley\n\"Tarifa\" by Sharon Van Etten \u2013 Sharon Van Etten, Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs, John Phillip Iron III, Zeke Hutchins\nNone\n\"She's Gone Away\" by \"The\" Nine Inch Nails \u2013 Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Mariqueen Maandig Reznor, Robin Finck, Alessandro Cortini, Joey Castillo\n\"Human\" by Hudson Mohawke / \"A Violent Yet Flammable World\" by Au Revoir Simone\n\"No Stars\" by Rebekah Del Rio - Rebekah Del Rio, Moby, Nick Launay, Mick Flowers\nNone\n\"Saturday\" by Chromatics\n\"Just You\" by James Hurley\n\"Wild West\" by Lissie \u2013 Lissie, Eric Sullivan, Lewis Keller, Jessie Siebenberg\n\"Axolotl\" by The Veils \u2013 Finn Andrews, Sophia Burn, Uberto Rapisardi\n\"Out of Sand\" by Edward Louis Severson III\n\"The World Spins\" by Julee Cruise\nNone\nAbsences\nThe following list is of living actors who played notable characters that are believed to be living (or whose status is unknown) as of Episode 29 or events described in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, but are not listed in the cast.\nMichael J. Anderson (The Man from Another Place)\nAnderson was offered to return, but declined due to a payment dispute with Showtime. Anderson's portrayal was written out of the script by having the character evolve into a different form.\nLara Flynn Boyle / Moira Kelly (Donna Hayward)\nBoyle was offered to return but declined.\nIan Buchanan (Dick Tremayne)\nBuchanan was considered to reprise his role, but plans changed for unknown reasons.\nMary Jo Deschanel (Eileen Hayward)\nHeather Graham (Annie Blackburn)\nGraham was reportedly not offered to return, though she was willing to do so.\nChris Isaak (Chester Desmond)\nIsaak's possible return was discussed, but Mark Frost and David Lynch could not find an easy way to \"bring him back from wherever he is.\"\nPiper Laurie (Catherine Martell)\nLike Joan Chen (Josie Packard), Lynch and Frost reportedly tried to write Catherine back into the series, but were unable to, thus Laurie was not offered to return, though the actress was willing to do so. Laurie did ultimately appear in the series, albeit only in archive footage.\nMichael Ontkean (Harry S. Truman)\nOntkean was offered to reprise his role, but declined for undisclosed reasons. The character has been written off as being sick, with his brother taking over his duties.\nKenneth Welsh (Windom Earle)\nLike Graham, Welsh was not asked to return, but he would have love to. However, Welsh's shoulder can be seen in archive footage used of BOB and Cooper's doppelganger laughing.\nKiefer Sutherland (Sam Stanley)\nBilly Zane (John Justice Wheeler)\nProduction staff\nSee all: Twin Peaks (2017) crew\nBold = Previous Twin Peaks crew members\nShowtime Presents\nA Rancho Rosa Partnership Production\nCasting by Johanna Ray and Krista Husar\nMusic Composed by Angelo Badalamenti\nEdited by Duwayne Dunham\nProduction Designer: Ruth De Jong\nDirector of Photography: Peter Deming, ASC\nLine Producer: Christine Larson-Nitzsche\nExecutive Producers:\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nExecutive Producer: Sabrina S. Sutherland\nCreated by David Lynch & Mark Frost\nWritten by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDirected by David Lynch\nEnd credits\nUnit Production Manager: Christine Larson-Nitzsche\nFirst Assistant Director: Scott Cameron\nSecond Assistant Director: Ime N. Etuk\nCostume Designer: Nancy Steiner\nAssociate Producer: Johanna Ray\nProduction Supervisor: Kate Kelly\nProduction Accountant: Beverly Rose Kubik\nProduction Coordinator: Matthew Rockel\nProduction Coordinator (WA): Alison Kelly\nScript Supervisor: Cori Glazer\nB Camera/Steadicam Op: George Billinger, SOC\nB Camera/Steadicam Op (WA): Manolo Rojas, SOC\nC Camera: Scott Ressler\nStill Photographer: Suzanne Tenner\nArt Director: Cara Brower\nSet Decorator: Florencia Martin\nConstruction Coordinator: Karen D. Higgins\nProperty Master: Mick Flowers\nDepartment Head Make-up/Prosthetics Supervisor: Debbie Zoller\nDepartment Head Hair: Claire M. Corsick\nMake-up Effects:\nKNB EFX Group, Inc.\nCarey Jones\nVincent Van Dyke Effects\nSound Mixer: Douglas Axtell\nGaffer: Michael LaViolette\nKey Grip: Paul Wilkowsky\nSpecial Effects: Gary D'Amico/Philip Bartko\nCasting (WA): Heidi Walker\nExtras Casting: Christopher Gray\nExtras Casting (WA): Denise Gibbs\nLocation Manager: Eric Fierstein\nLocation Manager (WA): Dave Drummond\nTransportation Coordinator: Dusty Saunders\nStunt Coordinator: Mark Norby\nParis Production Company: Angelefine Productions\nVisual Effects: BUF\nVisual Effects Supervisor:\nPierre Buffin\nStephane Vogel\nVisual Effects Producers:\nColine Six\nRobert Schajer\nIndia Osborne\nKristina Prilukova\nVisual Liaison and Editing Compositor: Noriko Miyakawa\nAdditional Editors:\nJonathan P. Shaw, ACE\nBrian Berdan, ACE\nJustin Krohn\nJason Wa Tucker, ACE\nDavid Lynch\nAssistant Editors:\nNoriko Miyakawa\nMathias Hilger\nVictoria Lang\nMichelle Gold\nWendy Nomiyama\nKen Ramos\nSound Design: David Lynch\nSound Supervisors/Re-recording Mixers:\nRon Eng\nDean Hurley\nSound Effects Editor/Supervising Foley Editor: Willard Overstreet\nSound Editor: Luke Gibleon\nDialogue Editors:\nDavid A. Cohen\nKerry Dean Williams\nDailies Provided by FotoKem nextLAB\nDigital Intermediate by FotoKen Creative Services\nDgitial Intermediate Colorist: George Koran\nDigital Intermediate Conform Artist: Bob Frederickson\nDigital Intermediate Producer: Angelique Perez\nTwin Peaks courtesy of CBS and Twin Peaks Productions, Inc.\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me courtesy of MK2 and Twin Peaks Productions, Inc.\nProduction\n\nOriginal season 3 plans\nIn the third season's original plans, BOB and Mike were from a place or a planet made of creamed corn which moves backward. They fell out with each other when BOB stole a can of corn and escaped pursued by Mike. The chase began on December 31, 1951 or on the night of Eisenhower inauguration with insects and garmonbozia appearing on the presidential table when the inauguration was stopped for half an hour (though it actually was because of the broadcast of the I Love Lucy episode where she has a baby).\nEvery character would have had a doppelganger who lived in a reality for two minutes or nanoseconds behind the other reality.\nRegarding Cooper's situation, the original intention would have been played as if the good Coop was possessed by BOB and eventually reveal it to be his doppelganger instead. To rescue Dale from the place and the return the spirits to their place, Truman would open a portal by driving his jeep backward through a corn field, going back in time. Major Briggs would be the only choice to save Cooper due to his White Lodge experience.\nThe cliffhanger would be solved before the commercial break of the first episode, with then a time skip of some years getting away from the high school setting. Cooper being the pharmacist and having left the FBI, Truman being a recluse, Sheryl Lee returning as a new character with red hair and to possibly be killed by BOB as well.\nLaura's diary entry about her vision of Annie saying \"the Good Dale is in the Lodge\" would have been found.\nAdditionally, the novel The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes was conceived at a time when season 3 was in its early stages and some elements from it might have been reused. In particular, Emmet Cooper was a last-minute addition and Mark Frost commented that actor Roger Rees would be ideal for the role.\nCancelled graphic novel\n \nIn 2007, artist Matt Haley was tasked with the project of a Twin Peaks graphic novel that would serve as a continuation of the television series. Writer Robert Engels was also heavily involved and planned to use story ideas originally planned for the canceled third season.\nCooper, who may or may not be possessed, starts serial killings, including a red-haired portrayed by Sheryl Lee. Truman, still broken by Josie, would drive backwards through a corn field with the One-Armed Man to go to the Lodge and rescue Cooper.\nEngels wished to steer the show away from the high school setting and years later, following the resolution of Cooper's possession by BOB, Cooper was to have quit the FBI and have become Twin Peaks' local pharmacist, Truman became a recluse and stopped being sheriff, being replaced by Andy, the comatose Annie never returned, Ben gave away his money and stayed with the wheel-chaired Audrey in a convalescent home following the bank explosion, Josie is haunting the Great Northern, James is still missing.\nThe graphic novel was to be released in Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition, but plans fell through when David Lynch vetoed the idea, wishing to not continue the story of Twin Peaks in any way.\nShowtime\nThe series was first announced on October 6, 2014, as a limited series of nine episodes that would premiere on the Showtime cable network in 2016. All scripts were written by original series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch. The series was described as revisiting the town of Twin Peaks and its inhabitants twenty-five years after the events of the original series. Parts of the original blueprints of the 1990s season three were reused for the revival series.\nOn January 12, 2015, it was confirmed that Kyle MacLachlan would reprise the role of Dale Cooper. Four days later, Sheryl Lee and Dana Ashbrook also announced their casting in the 2016 series. They also implied the return of Sherilyn Fenn. On September 18, 2015, it was revealed that Amanda Seyfried would have a recurring role on the new series as a \"pivotal new character.\" Two days later, it was reported that Balthazar Getty was part of the cast.\nOn March 14, 2015, Lynch stated that there were contract negotiation \"complications\" impeding the progress of the production.\nOn April 5, 2015, Lynch announced that he was pulling out of the series because Showtime was not offering enough money to properly fund the production of his scripts. Showtime stated that they still intended to proceed with the production.\nOn May 15, 2015, Lynch announced that he was returning to the project and Showtime confirmed as much. Showtime also stated that Lynch would direct every episode and that there would be more than the initially announced nine episodes.\nAfter completing the original script, which was estimated to run nine episodes, Mark Frost began writing The Secret History of Twin Peaks, while Lynch wrote some additional material to make use of the extended episode order. These scenes were sent to Frost and approved prior to filming.\nSheryl Lee and Sherilyn Fenn spoke at a panel at Seattle's Crypticon convention on May 23. They revealed that Lynch would direct eighteen Twin Peaks episodes for Showtime, that Angelo Badalamenti would return as the composer and that the new series would shoot on location in Washington State. Filming began in September 2015 and wrapped in April 2016. The series takes the form of a movie divided into eighteen \"parts,\" which should not be called \"episodes.\" Lynch stated, perhaps jokingly, that the parts could be viewed out of order.\nPromotional material\nOn March 21, 2017, Showtime launched eight billboards in the following cities (two per town): Seattle, Missoula, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.\nVideo\nTwin Peaks Now in Production Coming to SHOWTIME in 2017A special TWIN PEAKS announcementTwin Peaks Composer Angelo Badalamenti Tease SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Composer Angelo Badalamenti Extended Tease SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Kyle MacLachlan & The Cast Talk About Returning SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks David Lynch Returns as Gordon Cole SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Kyle MacLachlan Returns as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks 'Mirror' Tease SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks 'Body' Tease SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks 'Dale Cooper' Key Art Tease SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks 'Laura Palmer' Key Art Tease SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Puzzle 1 Can You Solve It? SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Puzzle 2 Can You Solve It? SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Puzzle 3 Can You Solve It? SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Puzzle 4 Can You Solve It? SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks The Darkness of Future Past SHOWTIME Series (2017)The Town of Twin Peaks SHOWTIMETWIN PEAKS Some Familiar Faces 25 Years Later SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks Wonderful and Strange SHOWTIME Series (2017)Twin Peaks It Is Happening Again SHOWTIME Series (2017)\nUnlisted videos\nThe following videos are unlisted but are tailored to show up in Google searches for their respective titles.\nWho Is Agent Cooper?Who Killed Laura Palmer?What is the Black Lodge?What is Twin Peaks About?Where and When You Can Watch Twin PeaksWhere is Twin Peaks?\nImages\n\nHome media\nThe series received a DVD and Blu-ray release titled Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series from CBS Home Entertainment on December 5, 2017.\nIt is scheduled to be included as part of the upcoming releases Twin Peaks: The Television Collection and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nFuture\nA further continuation of the series has been discussed by Lynch, Frost, and Showtime. However, Lynch has stated that it is \"too soon to tell if a fourth season is going to happen.\"\nTrivia\nLaura Harring who starred alongside Naomi Watts (Janey-E Jones) on David Lynch's Mulholland Drive turned down a role in the season because her agent wanted her to play a bigger role and not play be cameo.\nExternal links\nShowtime's official Twin Peaks website"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(Limited_Event_Series_Original_Soundtrack).json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(Limited_Event_Series_Original_Soundtrack).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5de622b1038dca2df146b7b9596e74ff4040c36d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(Limited_Event_Series_Original_Soundtrack).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_(Limited_Event_Series_Original_Soundtrack)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_(Limited_Event_Series_Original_Soundtrack)", "text": "Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack)\nTwin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack) is an instrumental soundtrack album featuring music from the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks.\nIt was released on September 8, 2017, the same day as the vocal soundtrack, Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nArtist\nLength\n1.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n2.\n\"American Woman (David Lynch Remix)\"\nMuddy Magnolias\n3.\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Love Theme From Twin Peaks)\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n4.\n\"Accident / Farewell Theme\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n5.\n\"Grady Groove\"\nAngelo Badalamenti (feat. Grady Tate)\n6.\n\"Windswept (Reprise)\"\nJohnny Jewel\n7.\n\"Dark Mood Woods / The Red Room\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n8.\n\"The Chair\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n9.\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n10.\n\"Threnody For The Victims Of Hiroshima\"\nWitold Rowicki with Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra\n11.\n\"Slow 30s Room\"\nDavid Lynch, Dean Hurley\n12.\n\"The Fireman\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n13.\n\"Saturday\" (Instrumental)\nChromatics\n14.\n\"Headless Chicken\"\nThought Gang\n15.\n\"Night\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n16.\n\"Heartbreaking\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n17.\n\"Audrey's Dance\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n18.\n\"Dark Space Low\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\nTrivia\n\"Slow 30s Room\" is an extract from \"VII. Interior\" from The Air is on Fire album by Lynch and Hurley made for a Lynch art exposition."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(Music_From_The_Limited_Event_Series).json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(Music_From_The_Limited_Event_Series).json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..db6b6bad98abc3a2ad6b729cb4c1c6ad5f391c5a --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_(Music_From_The_Limited_Event_Series).json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_(Music_From_The_Limited_Event_Series)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_(Music_From_The_Limited_Event_Series)", "text": "Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series)\nTwin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series) is a soundtrack album featuring music from the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks. Most of the songs on this album were featured in the 2017 series as performances at the Roadhouse.\nIt was released on September 8, 2017, the same day as the instrumental soundtrack, Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack).\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nArtist\nLength\n1.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme (Main Titles)\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n1:29\n2.\n\"Shadow\"\nChromatics\n3:45\n3.\n\"Mississippi\"\nThe Cactus Blossoms\n3:59\n4.\n\"Lark\"\nAu Revoir Simone\n4:15\n5.\n\"I Am\"\nBlunted Beatz\n1:47\n6.\n\"I Love How You Love Me\"\nThe Paris Sisters\n7.\n\"Snake Eyes\"\nTrouble\n3:55\n8.\n\"Tarifa\" (Roadhouse Mix)\nSharon Van Etten\n9.\n\"She's Gone Away\"\nNine Inch Nails\n10.\n\"My Prayer\"\nThe Platters\n2:47\n11.\n\"No Stars\"\nRebekah Del Rio\n7:20\n12.\n\"Viva Las Vegas\"\nShawn Colvin\n13.\n\"Just You\"\nJames Marshall\n14.\n\"Green Onions\"\nBooker T. and The MG's\n2:56\n15.\n\"Wild West\" (Roadhouse Mix)\nLissie\n3:39\n16.\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\"\nZZ Top\n17.\n\"Axolotl\" (Roadhouse Mix)\nThe Veils\n18.\n\"Out of Sand\"\nEddie Vedder\n19.\n\"I've Been Loving You Too Long\" (Live From Monterey Pop)\nOtis Redding\n20.\n\"The World Spins\"\nJulee Cruise, Badalamenti\n6:38"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Collectible_CardArt.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Collectible_CardArt.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..32faf8d198bdb761facb0d28096a3f20adcff899 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Collectible_CardArt.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Collectible_CardArt", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Collectible_CardArt", "text": "Twin Peaks Collectible CardArt\nTwin Peaks Collectible CardArt are cards released by Star Pics in 1991 during the original run of Twin Peaks, containing information about the show.\nThey were also released as an image gallery feature in the 2007 DVD box set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Community_College.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Community_College.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..455b9a7f01eacfe23ec57496893428c1931e113f --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Community_College.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Community_College", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Community_College", "text": "Twin Peaks Community College\nTwin Peaks Community College was the community college in Twin Peaks.\nNorma Jennings graduated from Twin Peaks Community College, earning a degree in Home Economics.\nAudrey Horne attended the college, obtaining a degree in Economics and Business Administration.\nPeople affiliated with the school\n\nStudents\nNorma Jennings\nAudrey Horne"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Episcopal.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Episcopal.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..334d228e1d6e5460cd027bebb858c50ec2c8d28e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Episcopal.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Episcopal", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Episcopal", "text": "Twin Peaks Episcopal\nTwin Peaks Episcopal was an Episcopal church in Twin Peaks, Washington. The congregation was led by Reverend Clarence Brocklehurst and attended by the Hayward and Horne families.\nLaura Palmer was baptized and attended Sunday school at the church."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Festival_Greeting.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Festival_Greeting.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..12f8f79f973cbca9b1829d07c5a6b3a734d41122 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Festival_Greeting.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Festival_Greeting", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Festival_Greeting", "text": "Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\nThe Twin Peaks Festival Greeting is a short film done by David Lynch in 2008 for that year's Twin Peaks Festival. It was released in the Lime Green Set.\nThe film is four minutes and twenty seconds long and features Lynch and a small doll in a room that appears to be the red room. It opens with the doll on the floor in front of the right chair. Lynch enters the room and moves to the left chair, hits the chair three times, and sits down. The doll leaps up into the right chair into a sitting position.\nAfter a few moments, Lynch speaks the following words in reverse-speak:\n\"There are three things I want you to remember. Three things.\"\nHe then spasms and collapses onto the floor. After a moment, he lifts himself back up and sits back down and speaks again.\n\"Give it over strong. Make a purchase of a raincoat. Enjoy Twin Peaks Festival.\"\nHe then stands up, moves over to the doll, kisses it on the forehead, steps back to the curtain as a light shines up him from feet to face before the light fades.\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/Twin_Peaks_Gazette.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Gazette.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f22be93a61f1d7ac3c89988887ce8520e31c052b --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Gazette.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Gazette", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Gazette", "text": "Twin Peaks Gazette\nThe Twin Peaks Post (published as the Twin Peaks Gazette until 1970) is a newspaper published in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nIn 1969, Dougie Milford returned to Twin Peaks and took over ownership of the paper, after the death of one of its major editors. He renamed it to the Twin Peaks Post in 1970. This remained the newspaper's title as late as 1989. Despite this, the paper was still commonly referred to as the Gazette.\nJames Hurley's mother Susan sometimes wrote for the paper when she was not traveling.\nFollowing the death of Dougie Milford in 1989, his nephew, Dwayne Milford Jr. took over as editor.\nOfficial publication\nThere was an official publication of the Twin Peaks Gazette that ran three issues. This was intended to be a fan club magazine, but production was canceled when the show itself was canceled.\nPreview\nFlyer published as a preview of issue #1, published in December 1990\nIssue #1\nPublished in February 1991\nIssue #2\nPublished in March 1991. Contained Cooper/Pete's answer to the latest Earle's chess move, but mistakenly published it as B to QB4 (Bishop to Queen's Bishop 4) instead of P to QN3 (Pawn to Queen's Knight 3).\nIssue #3\nPublished in April 1991"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_General_Store.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_General_Store.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..957f47621e9a37cbbac30f771f44e4515b2bafe2 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_General_Store.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_General_Store", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_General_Store", "text": "Twin Peaks General Store\nTwin Peaks General Store was a general store in Twin Peaks.\nHistory\nOn February 25, 1989, Nadine Hurley went to the store to buy cotton balls. There, she encountered Norma Jennings and told her that she planned on using the cotton balls to silence her drape runners.\nGallery\nShowcase of the storeToy train station sold in a store\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location was Valley Hardware Toys & Trains located at 612 Myrtle Avenue in Monrovia, California. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_High_School.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_High_School.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8ce8126f0bbbd2577ede683068c123c83cce4847 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_High_School.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_High_School", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_High_School", "text": "Twin Peaks High School\n\"From the Pearl Lakes to Snake River...From Seattle to distant Rome...We must always love and cherish...Our High School and our Home.\"\n \u2015Twin Peaks Alma Mater\nTwin Peaks High School was the high school in Twin Peaks. Laura Palmer was a student at the time of her murder and classes were ended early the next day after a moment of silence.\nAs of 1989, the school mascot was a Steeplejack, which replaced the Lumberjack as early as 1969.\nPeople affiliated with the school\n\nStaff\nGeorge Wolchezk - Principal\nMrs. Jackson - Principal's secretary\nGreege - Vice-Principal\nMrs. Loesch - English teacher \nMargaret Honeycutt - Teacher\nBobo Hobson - Football coach (retired in 1968)\nMax Hartman - Football coach\nBuck Wingate - Wrestling coach\nPhysical education teacher\nStudents (1988-1989 school year)\nBobby Briggs\nTerry Franklin\nMartha Grimes\nDonna Hayward\nAudrey Horne\nJames Hurley\nNadine Hurley (admitted to student body in March 1989)\nMike Nelson\nLaura Palmer (deceased February 24, 1989)\nRonette Pulaski\nStudents (2016-2017 school year)\nDennis Craig\nAlumni\nAndrew Packard\nMargaret Lanterman\nCarl Rodd\nAlan Traherne\nThadilonius Barker\nTommy Hill\nBenjamin Horne\nJerry Horne\nEd Hurley\nHank Jennings\nFranklin Truman\nHarry S. Truman\nNorma Jennings\nAndy Brennan\nNadine Hurley\n1968 Steeplejack team picture\nThe page has some incoherencies in its annotations: there are a few different names for the same pictured person. This is indicated here with the slash symbol \"/\".\nBack row: #81 Stu Grefendorfer / halfback Henry \"Hank\" Jennings \"The Lonesome End\", Jim Jacoby, #42 David Tremayne, #55 Dennis Rohrer, #33 Gary Leicht, #52 Casper Frey, #51 Vince Brennan, #78 Toby Markle, #67 Bill Shear / sidelined 7 quarterbacks Herb \"Cutthroat\" Sear, #50 Phil \"Hashbrowns\" Mazlowski (frontline), #53 Mannie \"Schonozia\" Josephson, #12 Thadilonius \"Toad\" Barker (defensive back), #17 Greg Franchea, Dave Rrattichett, Mark Bartlett, Mickey Koontz, Sam Herd\nMiddle row: Coach Bellis, Chaplain \"Uncle Walt\" Barnhardt, trainer / student manager Herb Frederick / Fredrick, #66 Lance Masterlund, #73 Mac Fousteck, #61 Earle Black, #70 Sam Miller / Bruce \"Brucie\" Moretti, #56 Lester Arnholdt, #75 Henry Houlanan, Matt Stewart, #62 Bruce Moretti, #13 Richard Jepsen, #32 Colby Baker, #41 Mike Greeby, #40 Philip Fitzgerald, #14 Gary Swyker, Asst. Coaches Bill Chapman, Gene Pamloski, Bill Conway / Student Trainer Greg \"Goat\" Latroit \"Father to Everybody\"\nFront row: #82 Samuel Diefenderfer \"Be-bop-a-lula,she's my baby\", #71 Kenny Wilson, #74 Halfback Tommy \"The Hawk\" Hill \"Hero of the Undefeated Season\", #34 Albert \"The Muff\" Furrer, #63 Ralph Roister \"moron\", #64 John Johnson, #30 Jeff Hurley, #72 Tony Bacci, #10 quarterback Harry S. Truman / #60 Ed \"Big Ed\" Hurley, #44 Steve Farkel, #20 Don Pinkle, #57 Tim Simons, #80 Stan Lillas, #22 Ted Bjornborg, #54 Mike Reevo, #23 Joe Hastings, #11 Skip Lippertz\nGallery\nTwin Peaks High School welcome sign\nBehind the scenes\nIn the series Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks High School was shot at Mt. Si High School in Snoqualmie, Washington but in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Snohomish High School in Snohomish, Washington was used instead.\nFilming location for Twin Peaks High School Field from Episode 17 is located at 1924 Lake Drive in Beverly Hills, California. "} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Murder_Mystery_Game.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Murder_Mystery_Game.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d570435b3fa1a5ebc4d2c77d5a7c18b53a0ab781 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Murder_Mystery_Game.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Murder_Mystery_Game", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Murder_Mystery_Game", "text": "Twin Peaks Murder Mystery Game\n \nTwin Peaks Murder Mystery Game is a board game published in 1991 by Paul Lamond Games Ltd. and designed by Cicero Greathouse and Michael G. Kennedy.\nPublisher's summary\nTwin Peaks must surely be the strangest town in America. Scarcely a day goes past without some weird occurrence. You really need your wits about you to fathom these mysterious events, but can you ever match up to the almost supernatural detection skills of FBI super-sleuth Agent Cooper?\nEnter the enigmatic world of Twin Peaks and test your powers of deduction. Weave your way through the web of premonitions and dreams; donuts and cherry pie, deciphering the cryptic clues as you go.\nAnd remember, in Twin Peaks, the owls are not what they seem.\nContents:\n1 playing board\n1 Agent Cooper's Handbook\n6 miniatures Pentagon puzzle\n1 pack of Suspect Cards\n75 donut counters\n1 die & 1 poker die\n6 playing pieces\nFour to six players\nFBI Agent's Handbook\n\"Winners don't use drugs\" - William S. Sessions, Director, FBI\nThe game's 20 pages rule book as written by Special Agent: Dale Cooper.\nIntroduction\n\"A Word About \u2013 The Inside TrackAs a Special Agent, you are obliged to pursue every clue and walk every pathway to investigate, apprehend, and prosecute any suspect or suspects, you deem to have a direct connection with your case bringing them to justice in a timely manner.Within this manual, you will find certain personality profiles, clues, and admissible evidence that will aid you in your task. It has consequently been pre-established that five clues linked directly to any of the following personalities are the required amount with which to secure your suspect.While treating yourself to copious amounts of sliced huckleberry pies, and fistfuls of glazed and sugared donuts, be forewarned that you are about to embark on a perilous journey; one of mystery, intrigue, danger at every corner, and the unexpected. Take heed and remain prepared at all costs: for many things are not what they seem!\"\nRules of Play\nThe board game is designed for two to six players (teen to adult) and the object of the game is to reveal the chief suspect in mysterious killings that have occurred in Twin Peaks and ensnare the killer before the other player(s). This is accomplished by collecting four Suspect Clue cards that match in poker suit and name (there are 50 in total), collecting twelve donut counters (there are 70 in total), and assembling the five points the Pentagram Deathtrap puzzle (there are 30 pieces divided into 6 sets on a perforated cardboard), thus \"trapping\" the suspect.\nThe playing pieces are:\ncolour\ntoken\nRed\nThe Heart\nBlue\nThe Pie\nGreen\nThe Poker Chip\nYellow\nThe Log\n(plays first)\nBlack\nThe Gun\nWhite\nThe Coffee Cup\nOnly five suspects have enough Suspect Cards to be trapped: Jacques Renault and Phillip M. Gerard have four, Leo Johnson and Leland Palmer have a few more cards and BOB has the most.\nMap of Twin Peaks\nAn original map of the town.\nA History of the Local Area\nIn 1887, the introduction of the locomotive opened the Cascade wilderness to the logging industry. Prior to this time the Chinook Indian tribes were among those Native Americans to precede the first white explorers Robert Gray and Lewis and Clark recognizing the beauty and opportunity of the Columbia River region. Places like the Twin Peaks locale were common to possess forests of fir pine, hemlock, and cedar so dense that they remained almost completely unexplored by man. Indeed, a man can still to this day, find himself quite easily lost after entering the Pacific Northwest woods after only a few dozen feet.\nThe Town of Twin Peaks\nPop. 51,201. Twin Peaks is located 5 miles south of the Canadian Border and 12 miles west of the state line in the Northeast portion of Washington State, near the Huckleberry Mountain Range. The economy is based on the conversion of wood and forestry products with many small cottage industries providing finished goods to support the area's many wood craftsmen, the minority of whom are of local Indian origins. From Seattle, travelling along 1-90; continue to State Road 21, then North into the Colville Indian Reservation and National Park areas. The twin tributaries of Deer Creek and the Kettle River converge upon the outskirts of the community to form Timber Falls jus below the Great Northern Hotel.\nTwin Peaks derives its name from the summits along the Huckleberry ridge, with Troublesome Peak standing at elevation 4,439 as the tallest of the two. High- way 21 connects at mid-town Twin Peaks with Sparkwood, but continues on some distance to Grand Forks, British Columbia across the Canadian border. Aside from the regional tribes of American Indians making up the population, the balance is a diversified grouping of Danes, Welsh and Dutch, along with small cluster of Irish mill workers who emigraled in the late 1800s, now residing along the river in low town.\nThe Darkness\nThere are many legends in American Indian lore about the deep woods. Things such as spirits and souls fill their religion and bear some consideration before casting such detailed accounts aside. Thankfully, there are protective attitudes in this otherwise sleepy town of Twin Peaks. Over the years stories of children found murdered in the woods have prompted the formation of a secret society chartered to keop the DARKNESS at bay, and has been in effect over the Course of many generations. The DARKNESS is an expression of the very presence of evil, the black nature of the forces of life. On one hand it is a natural force, yet on the other, it endeavours to confound and divert every attempt to civilize society. The DARKNESS is a disorganiaing element which bears watching for it may rear its head at any given moment however sacred, claiming back that which it jealously reveres as its own. Attempts to push back the deep shroud of the DARKNESS over the years have only caused it to harbour a greater determination to take humanity down with it, for it has shown a cunning, palience, and perversion to be compared to the instincts of certain beasts af prey stealing away the frail and the young. The DARKNESS is sometimes explained in local lore by the phrase: \"The Owls are not what they seem!\"\nPersonality Profiles\nDr. JacobyJosie PackardBlackieJerry HornePhillip M. GerardJean RenaultHank JenningsBenjamin HorneMargaret (Log Lady)Leland PalmerJames HurleyRonette PulaskiJacques RenaultLeo Johnson\n\"Occupation: Psychiatrist\nAge: 47\nObservations:\nKooky over anything Hawaiian\nConceal an as yet undisclosed body of knowledge concerning Laura\nIs a virtual encyclopedia of psychosis\"\n\"Occupation: Mill owner\nAge: 32\nObservations:\nWithdrawn and sullen, streetwise, hardened to life\nFormer prostitute in Hong Kong - maintains connections\nHusband, Andrew disappeared mysteriously in boat accident\nSexual liaison with Sheriff Truman\"\n\"Occupation: Madame of prostitution\nAge: 39\nObservations:\nVoluptuous Shady-Lady, hard-edged business woman, gambler\nAddiction to sex, power, and drugs\nOne of Laura's lovers\nConsider as dangerous criminal\"\n\"Occupation: Brother and assistant to Benjamin Horne\nAge: 38\nObservations:\nUnpredictably hostile, with tendency toward the extravagant\nWeasel-like in method and form, smarter than he lets on to be\nWomanizer and the dupe doing his brother's biddings\"\n\"Occupation: Travelling shoe salesman\nAge: 56\nObservations:\nSchizoid, with multiple personality disorder\nClaims to be \"Bob's\" ex-partner and knows him only in spiritual form as his demonic familiar\"\n\"Occupation: Drug czar\nAge: 49\nObservations:\nUnderworld dealings in all areas of crime, powerful and dangerous\nKnown murderer, amoral, holds no compassion for human life\nJacques and Bernard Renault's brother\"\n\"Occupation: Labourer / R&R caf\u00e9\nAge: 36\nObservations:\nParolee, ex-con indicated for vehicular manslaughter\nOld friend of Sheriff Truman, and conspiring with Josie Packard\nTactics involve underworld dealings with criminal connections\"\n\"Occupation: Owner of Great Northern Hotel, Horne's Department Store and One-Eyed Jack's\nAge: 52\nObservations:\nSingularly most powerful man in Twin Peaks\nHis brainchild is the developpement, \"Ghostwood Estates\"\nInvolved in any enterprise turning a profit, (including murder)\"\n\"Occupation: Homemaker\nAge: 58\nObservations:\nA troubled soul who shows her remorse over losing her husband in a forest fire by channeling her obvious psychic abilitis to inanimate objects\nShe was the last witness prior to Laura's murder when she heard footsteps and laughter at the foot of the trail near her cabin\nExhibits a special aptitude concerning woodlore, and wildlife (owls)\"\n\"Occupation: Attorney\nAge: 49\nObservations:\nSharp and conniving, seductive wit, and extrovertive persona\nUnpredictable mood swings exhibit obsessive behaviour patterns\nOvert preoccupation with Laura that indicates a guilt-driven remorse possibly due to unsettled father-daughter relationship\"\n\"Occupation: Student\nAge: 17\nObservations:\nTeenage rebel, introvertive, secretive and a loner\nLaura's secret boyfriend (he was last to see Laura alive)\nHas masked his grief by involving himself with Donna Hayward\"\n\"Occupation: Therapist\nAge: 21\nObservations:\nA frail and insecure individual with trauma and delusions\nObviously doted an attention from the opposite sex and poised herself as a \"plaything\" to certain members of the community\nLaura's lover on regular basis and was at the cabin with her\"\n\"Occupation: Bartender at Roadhouse\nAge: 43\nObservations:\nA slow witted individual with no mind for complicated matters\nA Canadian citizen taking odd jobs while dabbling in drugs\nWas at the cabin with Laura and Ronette before the killing\"\n\"Occupation: Truck driver\nAge: 26\nObservations:\nA cunning and dangerous man with a penchant for cruelty\nDrives a truck (Pink Pussycat) across the border and back\nWas the lead culprit in getting the girls up to the cabin and was a regular lover of Laura's providing her with variations of perversion and corruption\"\nThe Dream-Speaking Sequence\nA red room hommage sequence of the game with six different sentences differing for each player. Upon success, brings the player to a square of the board.\nThe Pentagram Deathtrap\nEach piece is a point of the pentagram and depicts a character from the series, putting the five pieces together forms a white horse in the central pentagon labelled \"BOB\". They can be collected rolling the poker die by going to the Inner Track through One-Eyed Jack's, Horne's Department Store, Easter Park or Laura Palmer.\nRoll\nTalisman\nJack\nOwl\nKing\nLittle Man\nQueen\nCousin\n10\nGiant\n9\nLittle Boy\nAce\nBOB\nInconsistencies\n\nWithin itself\nIn the introduction, Cooper states to collect 5 clues but the Rules of the game states that only 4 Suspect Clue cards are necessary.\nThe back of the box states that there are 75 donuts pieces but only 70 are included.\nAccording to the rules, rolling the Ace with the die gives the BOB pentagram piece, but there isn't a BOB piece, as Bob is made up of all five pieces. Furthermore, the box states to be 6 different Pentagram pieces.\nThe back of one of Leland Palmer's Suspect Clue card, \"A man in a smiling bag\", has been printed in reverse.\nThe handbook states to store the Suspect Clue cards on the \"space provided on the board\", but the board does not have any dedicated space.\nA square that tells to \"Advance to Saw Mill\" which is the very next square.\nWith other releases\nThe game's rule book contains age inconsistencies with other released materials for the following characters:\nLawrence Jacoby\nJerry Horne\nBenjamin Horne\nMargaret Lanterman\nLeland Palmer\nRonette Pulaski\nLeo Johnson\nIn addition to her age being incorrect, the handbook also erroneously states that Ronette Pulaski is a therapist, while her only occupations given in the rest of the franchise are student, the perfume department at Horne's Department Store, and prostitute.\nThe handbook states that Margaret Lanterman was a witness to the murder of Laura Palmer, while the witness was actually her log.\nOne Suspect Clue card has the suspect \"Wyndham Earle\" instead of Windom, and contains the clue, \"A Walther P.B.K. (James Bond's gun)\" instead of the PPK which was used by Josie and not Earle to shoot Cooper.\nOne square used the name \"Albert Rosenfeld\" instead of Rosenfield."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a611eb167197c9a8ec34020c695b7360cf08f8cd --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Savings_and_Loan", "text": "Twin Peaks Savings and Loan\nTwin Peaks Savings and Loan was a bank in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nIn March 1989, the bank was victim to a bombing by the late Thomas Eckhardt, killing the bank's clerk, Dell Mibbler, along with Andrew Packard and Pete Martell. Injured in the explosion was Audrey Horne, who had chained herself to the vault door in protest of Catherine Martell's Ghostwood project and the bank's connection to it.\nPersonnel\nAssistant manager Delbert Mibbler\nCashier Dorothy Doak\nLana Budding\nSecurity guard\nGallery\nThe bank's interiorAudrey Horne chained to the vault\nBehind the scenes\nIt is unknown if the bank containing Laura Palmer's safe deposit box (seen in the pilot episode) is the same as the Savings and Loan.\nThe interior scenes were shot inside building at 650 South Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles. The exterior scenes were shot at Universal Studios Lot."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0e44a4b442ddf03cd95e6dc798571efe83173cdc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Department", "text": "Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department are the law enforcement in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nDuring the 1989 murder investigation of Laura Palmer, the sheriff was Harry S. Truman who took the position from his brother, Frank Truman, who retired in 1981 and eventually returned some years later to serve in his brother's stead. Their father, Frederick Truman had previously been the sheriff since the 1940s.\nThe department works in close proximity with the Bookhouse Boys.\nPersonnel\n\nSheriff\nFrederick Truman (1940s \u2013 )\nFrank Truman ( \u2013 1981; 2016 \u2013 )\nHarry S. Truman (1981 \u2013 2016)\nDeputy Chief\nTommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nDeputies\nAndy Brennan\nBobby Briggs\nChad Broxford\nDale Cooper (March 18, 1989 \u2013 March 23, 1989)\nJesse Holcomb\nFred (by 1989)\nDispatch\nMaggie Brown\nReceptionist\nLucy Brennan\nGallery\nThe Sheriff's station as it appears in the April 28, 2017 teaser"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Hotline.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Hotline.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3bc14597aaaf3d62bda340f8858b74ba0cfe4ca7 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Hotline.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Hotline", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Sheriff%27s_Hotline", "text": "Twin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline was a hotline provided for viewers to be filled in on details they may have missed during the second season of Twin Peaks, narrated by Kimmy Robertson, Harry Goaz, and Warren Frost as Lucy Moran, Andy Brennan, and Will Hayward, respectively, alongside an uncredited voice actor. Each weekly message provides a recap to accompany episodes 9 to 15 of the series, with the final message summarising events across the season due to no new episode being broadcast. The now-defunct hotline's number was 1-900-860-0911, and cost callers $2 for the first minute and $1 for each minute thereafter. Supposedly, parts of the proceeds were donated to environmental causes.\nThe television promo and recordings of the hotline were released on Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery, and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\" (\"Falling\") ended most of the spots. \"Dance of the Dream Man\" provided the background music to all of the mysterious voice segments except the final one, which used \"Laura Palmer's Theme.\"\nIn Twin Peaks, every episode (with minor exceptions) comprised a single day in the life of the characters. However, in the hotline's recordings, these one-day accounts are presented as weekly accounts probably so the characters can finish their calls by seeing that they will be here \"next Sunday.\"\nThere is no explanation on how Lucy's phone in Tacoma is able to answer a call placed to the station or how the narrator voice also cuts in, violating the basic expectations of a telephone call. It may have been White Tail and Blue Pine mountains and their strange electromagnetic influence on everything that happens in town.\n1-900 promo spot\nLucy is answering to someone who is not using the phone for official sheriff's business. Then the narrator tells real world information about the hotline.\nMessage 1\nLucy tells the caller that she used to work for Meals on Wheels and that Donna met a woman who dislikes creamed corn. Then Andy picks up his own phone and talks about a horse race before him and Lucy recounts that Ronette and Leland recognized Bob's drawing, Albert saying that Windom Earle had vanished. Then, the line is hijacked by an unknown character, who mentions Audrey seeing Battis at One Eyed Jacks before being caught by Blackie, Briggs showing space signals to Cooper, Ben and Jerry having both Mill ledgers and that Donna will soon visit Harold, but also that she shouldn't, according to him. When the line returns to Lucy, Andy says that Hank used to be a Bookhouse Boy and invites Lucy to eat smelt fries at the VFW next Friday, but she declines.\nMessage 2\nA depressed Lucy starts talking about Dick but when Andy picks up his phone, she says that she was talking about Austria before Andy recounts his own trip there. Lucy then hangs up on Andy and picks up Doc Hayward's call stating how Ronette's killer put the letter \"B\" under her fingernail and a blue liquid in her IV, how Nadine suffered memory trauma after waking from her coma and expects Jacoby to deal with it when he is fit. The line is hijacked once again by the narrator, recounting Donna's meeting with Harold who has Laura's secret diary, while Jean Renault plans to kill Cooper. The line returns to Lucy, Doc and Andy but Will must go to a patient. Lucy and Andy mention the missing One-Armed Man, who was seen injecting himself with chemicals and Leland being arrested for Jacques' homicide.\nMessage 3\nLucy starts complaining about Dick to the caller before Andy tells her that her mom is calling. Then Andy tells the caller that his sperm is better and that Judge Sternwood has arrived for Leland's trial. The line is hijacked and the narrator says that Jean made a deal with Ben trading Audrey with Cooper and killed Battis while Josie returned, awaited by her cousin Jonathan, who cut her relation with Hank, and Donna still sees Harold. Lucy returns and complains that Andy talked about the baby to her mother, who fiercely told him to marry her.\nMessage 4\nLucy tells that she is with her sister Gwen in Tacoma while her baby is crying in the back. Lucy, who was talking to Miss Zipman, asks Andy about Twin Peaks' news, prompting him to talk about Leland and Leo's trial and his drawing of Leland. The narrator then interrupts Andy, who was about to say something to Lucy to tell the caller about Donna failing to steal Laura's diary from Harold, Cooper rescuing Audrey and Jean killing Blackie. Lucy comes back wondering if she is talking to Mrs. Zipman before Andy corrects her, prompting her to recount Andy hyperventilating in French class before hanging up on him before he could say what he wanted.\nMessage 5\nAndy picks up since Lucy is still away and he had to buy groceries in her stead. He then reads his memo where he says that James, Donna and Maddy stole the secret diary from Harold but is interrupted by a call from Lucy. The narrator then hijacks the line to tell the caller that Cooper learned about Jean's homicidal intentions, that Leo had a party from Bobby and Shelly and that the money they expected was a disappointment, that Cole arrived to talk about Earle and the tissue found about the person who shot Cooper, that Maddy and Josie want to leave and that the One-Armed Man has a dual personality hunting for BOB, who has been in Twin Peaks at the Great Northern Hotel for 40 years. The call between Lucy and Andy comes back at the moment they finish talking.\nMessage 6\nAndy picks up since Lucy is still away, he managed to play some of his trumpet's sounds on the phone with Lucy's indications, but shot the department's lights out and burned his finger the day before. Lucy then makes a non-personal call to know what happened last week, he then says that has been playing trumpet before saying that Harold hanged himself. The narrator then takes over and says he did not like Harold, that Laura's diary mentions Killer BOB to be a friend of her father and that she has something to say about Ben, that Audrey revealed all she discovered about One Eyed Jacks to her father, prompting him to admit he slept with Laura, which after being repeated put Ben in jail. He continues, saying that Nadine went to the Double R, but still has trouble with time and that Tojamura actually was Catherine. The narrator is interrupted by Lucy's voice, Andy says that the line was dead and he did not hear anything which upsets her and makes her hang up. Andy plays trumpet again and the narrator comes back telling the caller that BOB killed again.\nMessage 7\nLucy picks the phone and talks about her Tacoma family but Andy arrives, saying that last week, he mistook Gwen's child with Lucy's before saying the news from Cooper and Harry: the One-Armed Man escaped but was caught again and that Harry charged Ben with the murder. Screams are heard while he says the news. The narrator takes over and says that Catherine was with Ben during the murder, exhorting him to sell back the Mill for her to provide the alibi, that Shelly found a tape of Leo and Ben about burning the Mill, and that Hank comes back one day late to the Double R and meets his prison friend Ernie Niles. When Lucy and Andy are back, Andy is crying after learning about Maddy's murder.\nMessage 8\nOnly the narrator is heard, making a summary of the show so far: Laura's corpse was found by the Packard Mill and Ben is the most likely suspect, having been arrested by Harry and Cooper after finding the secret diary and Audrey's testimony. He says that Bobby found a cassette in Leo's boot, proving Ben to have burned the Mill, Norma is displeased from seeing her mother and Ernie while expecting a food critic, Shelly quit her job for Leo, Donna is depressed about Harold and Maddy, the One-Armed Man is strained from the tracking of BOB, that Leland has BOB lurking inside and killed his niece, and Nadine is still amnesiac but has superhuman strength. He says Lucy and Andy will be back next week."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_The_Bookhouse_Boys_Hardcover_Ruled_Journal.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_The_Bookhouse_Boys_Hardcover_Ruled_Journal.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..28613f5ded989aa59324f0883f6d609e48ca23dc --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_The_Bookhouse_Boys_Hardcover_Ruled_Journal.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_The_Bookhouse_Boys_Hardcover_Ruled_Journal", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_The_Bookhouse_Boys_Hardcover_Ruled_Journal", "text": "Twin Peaks The Bookhouse Boys Hardcover Ruled Journal\nTwin Peaks The Bookhouse Boys Hardcover Ruled Journal is a journal by Insight Editions.\nThe journal features 192 blank journal pages as well as \"a special Laura Palmer memento.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Timber_Players.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Timber_Players.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b0ce027e8b8fbf60f0e0befab08fbfacb373e07d --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Timber_Players.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Timber_Players", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Timber_Players", "text": "Twin Peaks Timber Players\nThe Twin Peaks Timber Players was a theatrical group in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nThe Twin Peaks Timber Players was first organized in 1974 by Leland and Sarah Palmer.\nThe group staged three plays every summer in the Twin Peaks High School gymnasium. The plays included 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Brigadoon, There's a Girl in My Soup, The Paranormal Review, The Mousetrap, and Ask Any Girl.\nAt the time of his death in 1989, Leland Palmer was preparing to play the role of James Tyrone Sr. in the Twin Peaks Timber Players' production of Long Day's Journey Into Night."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Town_Council.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Town_Council.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2b6a89d36cbc1fb062277c9b05cfd11afdd5d837 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Town_Council.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Town_Council", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Town_Council", "text": "Twin Peaks Town Council\nThe Twin Peaks Town Council was the town council in Twin Peaks, Washington\nIn 1984, the council commissioned Robert Jacoby to write the book Oh, What a Tangled Web...."} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Town_Hall.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Town_Hall.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..86fd568586161ffc8d73cd91e30ab8bfece83011 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Town_Hall.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Town_Hall", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Town_Hall", "text": "Twin Peaks Town Hall\nTwin Peaks Town Hall was the town hall in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOn February 24, 1989 Dale Cooper led a town meeting in the town hall. He informed them of the FBI's investigation of Laura Palmer's murder and that it was believed to be linked to the murder of Teresa Banks the previous year, and the killer may have been a citizen of Twin Peaks. A curfew was put into effect for citizens under 18 years of age.\nBehind the scenes\nDespite the fact that there is no direct reference to the town hall in the pilot, in the original script the scene of the meeting takes place there.\nIn the original script of the pilot, the outside of the location is described as follows: \"The picturesque center of the town of Twin Peaks; a small, neatly manicured park with a pristine white gazebo its centerpiece. Fronting the park is the '30's-style streamlined, concrete and glass City Hall.\""} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_VR.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_VR.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..571b67360c9ed2218e7cf29aa5226ae67816b870 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_VR.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_VR", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_VR", "text": "Twin Peaks VR\nTwin Peaks VR is a virtual reality Twin Peaks video game developed by Collider Games in collaboration with Showtime and David Lynch. The game was announced in October 2018, with a special preview at the 2018 Festival of Disruption from October 13\u201314.\nIt was released on December 13, 2019 on Steam, for use with the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.\nSummary\nBlurb\nTwin Peaks VR takes the surreal world created by David Lynch and lets players explore its depths. It includes iconic moments and settings from 2017\u2019s 18-part limited event series Twin Peaks: The Return, as well as the original landmark television series. Utilizing lines and sounds from the show itself, players will travel to Glastonbury Grove, only to end up in the puzzling Red Room. Fans of the series will follow in the footsteps of Special Agent Dale Cooper and try to make their way back into the life they left behind. Twin Peaks VR is being developed for HTC vive and Oculus Rift and will be available on Steam.\nProduction\nDavid Lynch was granted final approval on the project, and consulted on certain aspects of the game world, such as whether the red room has a ceiling.\nGallery\nTwin Peaks VR Launch Trailer"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Wiki.json b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Wiki.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..57b4bb6c707153b693be734dd2bc2394e45f9ed1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data/input_docs/Twin_Peaks_Wiki.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"name": "Twin_Peaks_Wiki", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twin_Peaks_Wiki", "text": "Twin Peaks Wiki\nABC Shows\nGo to these sites for info or for help with your own wiki!\nABC \u2022 \nA Million Little Things \u2022 \nAgent Carter \u2022 \nAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D. \u2022 \nThe Baker and the Beauty \u2022 \nBlack-ish \u2022 \nCastle \u2022 \nThe Catch \u2022 \nThe Colbys \u2022 \nDesignated Survivor \u2022 \nDesperate Housewives \u2022 \nDynasty \u2022 \nFor the People \u2022 \nFresh Off the Boat \u2022 \nThe Good Doctor \u2022 \nGrand Hotel \u2022 \nGrey's Anatomy \u2022 \nHappy Endings \u2022 \nThe Heiresses \u2022\nHow to Get Away with Murder \u2022 \nInhumans \u2022 \nLost \u2022 \nThe Middle \u2022 \nModern Family \u2022 \nNashville \u2022 \nOnce Upon a Time \u2022 \nOne Life to Live \u2022 \nPretty Little Liars \u2022 \nPrivate Practice \u2022 \nQuantico \u2022 \nRevenge \u2022 \nRoseanne / The Conners \u2022 \nScandal \u2022 \nStation 19 \u2022 \nSupernanny \u2022 \nTwin Peaks \u2022 \nWho Wants to Be a Millionaire\n \nNewPP limit report\nCached time: 20220107235004\nCache expiry: 1209600\nDynamic content: false\nCPU time usage: 0.030 seconds\nReal time usage: 0.046 seconds\nPreprocessor visited node count: 6/1000000\nPreprocessor generated node count: 0/1000000\nPost\u2010expand include size: 0/2097152 bytes\nTemplate argument size: 0/2097152 bytes\nHighest expansion depth: 1/40\nExpensive parser function count: 0/100\nUnstrip recursion depth: 0/20\nUnstrip post\u2010expand size: 0/5000000 bytes\nTransclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template)\n100.00% 0.000 1 -total\n Saved in parser cache with key prod:wikia:pcache:idhash:355132-1!canonical!FandomDesktop!LegacyGalleries and timestamp 20220107235004 and revision id 3044722\n

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A Log Lady is seen through a telescope\nThe Fresh Prince of Bel-Air\nEpisode \"Knowledge is Power\" (#1.13) (1990) - Hilary mentions it.\nEpisode \"Someday Your Prince Will Be in Effect (Part 2)\" (#1.09) (1990) - Hilary mentions at her Halloween costume party that \"the entire Brat Pack is here, plus two Twin Peakers\".\nMystery Science Theater 3000\nEpisode \"King Dinosaur\" (#3.10) (1990) - 'The owl footage is not what it seems.'\nEpisode \"Pod People\" (#4.3) (1991) - \"It's Laura Palmer\"\nEpisode \"Santa Claus Conquers the Martians\" (#4.21) (1991) - \"...those ridiculous Earth programs. It confuses them.\" \"Especially Twin Peaks.\"\nEpisode \"The Final Sacrifice\" (#9.10) (1998) - Tom Servo hums the opening of \"Falling\" over static nature scenes.\nSesame Street\nThe Monsterpiece Theater segment from Episode 2822 (1991), named \"Twin Beaks\", has many references such as the Twin Beaks town, the Cookie Monster becoming Agent Cookie, recording a report for Diane, enjoying some \"darn fine pie\". He interviews the waitress, fellow patron David Finch, and the Log Bird, while receiving valuable direction from Laura, who whispers in his ear. Some extracts this episodes are featured in the Secrets from Another Place extra when recounted by Catherine Coulson.\nIn the segment \"Cookie of Oz\" (2014) when the Cookie Monster opens the red door instead of the emerald green one, he enters in the Red Room.\nBeverly Hills, 90210\nEpisode \"Fame Is Where You Find It\" (#1.15) (1991) - Brandon says the on-set teacher is writing a 'spec script' for Twin Peaks.\nSoul Eater\nEpisode 12: Soul has a dream of the Black Lodge and talks to a small demon which is dancing to jazz music. Later in the series Maka shows up as Laura Palmer.\nDarkwing Duck\nEpisode 44 \"Twin Beaks\" (1992): \"Falling (Instrumental)\", is used when the heroes enter Twin Beaks. Launchpad's psychic investigation skills and communication with a log, combines Dale Cooper and the Log Lady. Trudi's Diner is a reference to the Double R Diner and Trudi herself is designed after Nadine Hurley. The discovery of a wrapped in plastic corpse is akin to the discovery of Laura Palmer's body even mimick Pete's lines with \"It's Bushroot, he's dead!\" followed with \"wrapped up in plastic\". The sentence \"The cows are not what they seem\" is also used.\nThe Simpsons\nEpisode Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two) (#7.1)(1995): Chief Wiggum has a dream in which Lisa speaks backwards which was a reference to Special Agent Dale Cooper's dream where he interacts with The Man from Another Place.\nEpisode \"Lisa's Sax\" (#9.3) (1997): Homer watches an episode of Twin Peaks with the Giant and the pale horse dancing under a traffic light.\nDR-Derude\n\"DR-Derude p\u00e5 Svalbard - Part 1\" (#21.1) (1998)S\u00f8ren Ryge mentions the Twin Peaks theme from the series.\nNYPD Blue\nEpisode \"Twin Petes\" (#5.13) (1998) - Title reference.\n \nSaturday Night Live\nMain article: Saturday Night Live\nEpisode Kyle MacLachlan/Sin\u00e9ad O'Connor (#16.1) (1990) - Spoofed in Twin Peaks skit\nThe Chronicle: The Stepford Cheerleaders\n(#1.18) - mentioned by name.\nGeneral Hospital\nRuss Tamblyn portrays a doctor Rose in two episodes, which is widely seen as a Dr Jacoby reference.\nThe Sopranos\nCreator David Chase states Twin Peaks to have been a big influence.\n24\nRay Wise (Leland Palmer) shows up as a potential suspect in the murder of David Palmer. He had nothing to do with it. (Season 5).\nThemes of duality similar to Twin Peaks and Mulholland Dr. are central to 24, with the first season making some overt homages to Mulholland Dr. with a Teri Bauer plot.\nWhite Out\nAndy specifically references the show, which then sparks a brief conversation about the Log Lady.\n100 h\u00f6jdare: V\u00e4rldens sk\u00f6naste land\nDel 6 (#6.6) (2008) - Mentioned by name.\nAnte Meridiem\nThe pilot opens with the lead actress wrapped in plastic next to a river is a direct reference to Twin Peaks.\nFringe\nFringe's second season featured an episode called \"Northwest Passage\", which had been the original title for Twin Peaks and its pilot. In this episode, Peter finds himself in Washington, eating pie at the local diner, traveling through Snoqualmie, and working with a local sheriff when a girl goes missing \nIn an episode, Joan Chen appeared as a mistress of alternate-universe Walter Bishop and a doctor Silva (like actor Frank Silva) who ordered cherry pie and coffee. \nFringe's third season also featured the character Walter who is wearing eyeglasses identical to those of Lawrence Jacoby. He also mentions that they were \"sent to by a Dr. Jacoby from Washington State\", with whom he had worked in the past. \nPsych\nEpisode #5.12 \"Dual Spires\" aired on December 1, 2010, and served as a tribute to Twin Peaks and its 20th anniversary. The episode focuses on the murder of teenaged citizen of a small town in Washington - Dual Spires. Notably, the \"enhanced\" video states that there are 724 references to Twin Peaks in the episode's closing scene.\nThe episode featured seven Twin Peaks stars in various roles.\nSheryl Lee as doctor Donna Goodwin, whose first name is a reference to Donna Hayward and Donna's father, Dr. Hayward, was the town doctor and medical examiner.\nSherilyn Fenn as Maudette Hornsby. The \"Aud\" and \"Horn\" parts of her name likely reference her character Audrey Horne.\nRay Wise as Father Peter Westley (reprising his season 4 Psych character but now with white-turned hair).\nDana Ashbrook as Robert \"Bob\" Barker, the name \"Bob\" referencing his character Bobby Briggs, \"Barker\" because Bobby barks in the Pilot.\nRobyn Lively as Michelle Barker.\nLenny von Dohlen as Sheriff Andrew Jackson (named after a US president like Harry S. Truman).\nCatherine Coulson as the Wood Wooman, appearing to talk to the log she is carrying until her grandson steps out of a store.\nThe victim Paula Merral's name is an anagram of \"Laura Palmer.\"\nShawn tells Gus about silent window shades invented by some woman in Washington in the early 90s.\nA newspaper called The Great Northern.\nThe chocolate bunny sitting on Shawn's desk references Agent Cooper's famous statement, \"Diane, I have in my hand a box of chocolate bunnies.\"\nme@underthenail.com references how BOB left his initials under the fingernails of his victims.\nThe Welcome To Dual Spires sign is a very close replication of the Welcome to Twin Peaks Sign seen in the intro of every episode of Twin Peaks.\nThe Sawmill Dinner references both the Double R Diner and the Packard Sawmill which was burned down.\nLeo the Cinnamon Owl trophy references the owls theme of Twin Peaks, as well as the name of Leo Johnson.\nThe mayor of Dual Spires is named \"Douglas Fir\", referencing the type of trees Agent Cooper takes a liking to in the pilot.\nThe old mayor is a reference to mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother Douglas.\nGus is introduced as \"Lodge Blackman\" this is a reference to The Black Lodge.\nJack Smith has completely lost sight in his left eye and only has 30 percent left in the right. This is a reference to the One Eyed Jacks. Later, at the end of the episode he sports an eye patch (itself a reference to Nadine Hurley) further cementing him as One Eyed Jack.\nHe is also seen dancing in the same outfit as the Man from Another Place and snapping his fingers.\nPaula Merral was found along the shore wrapped in plastic. Laura Palmer was famously found along a lake wrapped in plastic.\nA question sent to the Psych phone \"Who Killed Paula Merral?\" is a direct reference to the catchphrase surrounding the Twin Peaks show \"Who Killed Laura Palmer?\"\nRandy Jackson is the equivalent of Bobby Briggs. He hasn't been communicating with his father just as Bobby hasn't been talking to his own father.\nDeputy Frost is a reference to the also very in tune with nature Native American Deputy Hawk and series co-creator Mark Frost.\nDoughnuts at the Santa Barbara Police Station are stacked exactly how they were in the Twin Peaks police department, by type and on pieces of paper towel.\nDoctor Goodwin compliments a man named Patrick on saving his receipts. Bobby and Shelly find receipts of Leo's that lead them to a pair of boots containing the cassette tape of Ben Horne blackmailing him into burning down the sawmill.\nCoconuts can be seen on the counter of Doctor Goodwin's office: Twin Peaks\u2019 psychiatrist Doctor Jacoby also had an affinity for coconuts.\nDoctor Goodwin's \"next patient\" is a sick manya bird.\nThe bike chase sequence takes place on a bridge similar to the Ronette's one that is seen in the Pilot.\nSheriff Jackson's house is similar to that of the Palmers: a ceiling fan can even be seen over the staircase leading to the upper level, this shot a direct copy of one seen repeatedly in Twin Peaks.\nRandy is playing a game of darts. He keeps missing when he lies until he tells the truth. This is a reference to an exercise performed by Agent Cooper in Episode 2 in which he throws rocks at a milk bottle mentioning names that start with J until the glass breaks.\nMaudette is seen in the episode drinking cherry Coke and making the comment that cherry is just the best and has a cherry tattoo. Audrey joins One Eyed Jacks after tying a cherry stem with her tongue.\nGus say they want to \"poke around\" they then correct themselves and say \"peak\" twice each.\nA book found in the library is written by Earl Wyndam, referencing Windom Earle.\nA prom queen photo can be seen of Paula that is a very close copy of the one seen of Laura Palmer.\nLucy is the name of Paula's Mother.\nPaula kept a secret diary and begins to use Latin as a code because she believes someone has started to read it. The translation mentions the letter J just as Laura was set to meet someone with the initial J on the night that she died.\nLassiter takes on the role of FBI agent who criticizes everything about Twin Peaks and its rustic nature, much like Albert.\nShawn mentions a Betty Boob night at the Roadhouse.\nMaudette is hanged in the same manner as Harold, with the audience only getting a shot of her legs.\nThe portrait hung in the cabin closely resembles Major Briggs.\nRandy Jackson using the circular saw on the block of wood is a reference to the opening credits of Twin Peaks with the Packard Sawmill.\nJukebox in the local caf\u00e9.\nDual Spires has no modern communication such as Internet to make it look like small town of the '80s, like Twin Peaks.\nRandy and Paula Merral secretly dated each other and shared one pair of earrings similar to the broken heart necklace Laura Palmer and James Hurley shared.\nPsych's title theme song \"I Know You Know\" was remixed with an enigmatic Twin Peaks style and was sung by Julee Cruise and is almost a shot-for shot recreation of the Twin Peaks' intro.\n\"Damn hot cider.\"\nThe D.S. high school jackets reuse the Twin Peaks High School design.\nThe Barkers are a fairly obvious reference to the Palmers.\nBob and Michelle reference Bobby and Shelly's reference.\nGus is crying like Andy in the Pilot.\nThe Pale horse in the opening sequence.\nGus behind the curtain, looking like Killer Bob.\nChris Isaak\u2019s \"Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing\" is heard.\nRandy doing a Lelandish grin.\nA book about golf (Leland played golf).\nA book about \"Reincarnation and Rebirth\" probably referring to Sheryl Lee's return as Laura's cousin, Maddy.\nSpying through the library rack like Windom Earle.\nSe\u00f1or Droolcup making hand signs in the diner.\nThe FBI visits the town.\nA moose head on the table like at the Twin Peaks' bank in the Pilot.\nPaula's very girly bedroom referencing Laura's.\nShawn having a vision (which is \"common\" the context of the show since he is a fraud, but gains extra credence as a reference to Agent Cooper's frequent visions).\nMaudette Hornsby's Audrey-like \"new\" shoes sequence.\n\"I like to dance all night long\" refers to \"There\u2019s always music in the air.\"\nMaudette Hornsby doesn't really like Paula, like Audrey and Laura.\nJack Smith is a reference to Harold Smith.\nJack takes \"from-the-hip\" photos like the ones of Laura with Waldo.\nMany soap opera comparisons \u00e0 la Invitation To Love.\n\"You remind me of Paula\u2026\"\nArson in the library (not the mill).\nA wood cabin with red curtains, like Jacques\u2019.\nAn owl cave ring.\nPaula's chair at the Cinnamon Festival is empty, just like Laura's chair at her high school, and this is how the characters realize she is missing.\nThe soundtrack of the whole episode is a pastiche of Angelo Badalementi's soundtrack.\nBob Barker lights up a match and holds it in the air like Leland Palmer in Episode 10.\nBob Barker wears a gold ring on his pinky finger, like Coop.\n\"Paula was a troubled young girl\", says her psychiatrist.\nGiant plastic ice cream cone at the diner.\nJack was with Paula at the beginning of the night before she disappeared, and they had a fight in the forest, referencing Laura and James's last interaction, mentioned in the Pilot and depicted in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nSheriff Jackson's speech to Shawn bears some similarities with the one Jean Renault gives Coop in episode 20 (\"You shouldn\u2019t have come here...this town used to be a simple place...our business was none of your concern\u2026\").\nMaudette's body bag looks like it is \"smiling\".\nDual Spires is famous for its cinnamon pie and apple cider, and Twin Peaks is famous for cherry pie and \"damn fine\" coffee.\nThe Barkers' niece's body is found wrapped in plastic by the lake, and in Twin Peaks, Laura Palmer's body was found \"dead, wrapped in plastic\" on a rocky beach.\nThe Barkers have a framed prom photo of the victim wearing a tiara prominently displayed: a similar photo of Laura Palmer remains the iconic Twin Peaks image.\nA local teenage boy wears a jeweled crown and in \"Peaks,\" Audrey Horne's little brother wore a Native American headdress.\nAn old woman and her grandson, like the Tremonds.\nThe only famous event of Dual Spires is the Sawmill burning in 1958, for Twin Peals it is the Elks Club burning in 1959.\nThe victim had a meeting with \"J\" who actually was her secret boyfriend.\nJulee Cruise's song \"Kool Kat Walk\" plays on the jukebox in the end of the episode.\nSomeone at the dinner is wearing a helmet and banging their head against the dinner table in the same way that Johnny banged his head against the wall after Laura didn't come to see him.\nBob is wearing exactly the same clothes as Bobby Briggs in the Pilot.\nBob walking backwards, which is how Lynch recorded the Black Lodge scenes.\nCarton Lassiter mimics one of the most famous lines of twin peaks \"That\u2019s a damn fine cup of cider\" with his arm raised in a similar fashion to agent Cooper.\nA seven foot tall man similarly dressed as the Giant orders \"three\" cinnamon pies.\nCarlton's cider has solidified just as Agent Cooper's coffee did in the Black Lodge.\nRandy is barking at a dog which is a reference to Bobby barking at James in the Pilot.\nA woman is seen in the background dancing in a similar \"lateral moonwalk\" fashion to one of the high school students in the Pilot.\nMichelle Barker is dancing similarly to the way Audrey danced to the \"dreamy\" music playing on the jukebox.\nBob Barker is dancing holding a picture in reference to the way that Leland danced with a picture of Laura.\n\"Heavenly pie.\"\nThe end credits are accompanied by a shot of Paula's prom picture exactly like Twin Peaks and Laura.\nMichael Ontkean and M\u00e4dchen Amick were also approached to appear in the episode.\nTwin Peaks co-creator David Lynch was originally going to guest star in a speaking role as Mayor Douglas Fir, but Lynch was not asked due to James Roday's concern over what Lynch would think of the episode\nGravity Falls\nThe fourth episode, \"The Hand That Rocks the Mabel,\" protagonist Dipper Pines meets up with Gideon Gleeful in a club looking like the red room.\nThe bus driver of the last episode is played by Kyle MacLachlan for his previous role as Agent Cooper.\nThe role of the main antagonist, Bill, was originally offered to David Lynch but he declined.\nTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles\nThe sixth episode of the fourth season \"Journey to the Center of Mikey's Mind\", the room with the checkerboard tile and the backwards-speaking Mikey may be a nod to the red room and the Man from Another Place .\nScooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated\nEpisode 46, \"Stand and Deliver\", Scooby-Doo has a dream in the Red Room about following his girlfriend Nova (who's in a comma) (possibly a reference to Laura Palmer), through red curtains and finally meets with a small dancing man (voiced by Michael J. Anderson), who is heavily based on the Man from Another Place.\nEpisode 48, \"Nightmare in Red\", the whole Mystery Inc. gang visits the small dancing man from Scooby's dreams who is an author. He sends them in the \"sitting room, a world between worlds\" through hypnosis to face a monster and uncover its identity and to get his other half (the best part of him) back. These references play an important role in the progress of the show.\nJimmy Neutron: Boy Genius\nSeason 5 Episode 053B, a scene takes place in the Black Lodge.\nManiac Mansion\nEpisode \"Luck Be a Lady This Season\" (#2.1)\" (1991) - A scene features Casey and Tina dressed like Shelly Johnson and Audrey Horne eating a donut and drinking coffee. The music playing is similar to \"Laura Palmer's theme\".\nGreg the Bunny\nEpisode \"Blue Velveteen\" (#2.3) (2006) - The Wumpus is shown in a surreal fantasy sequence reminiscent of the series. His mumbled speech is subtitled, although the subtitles still make no sense to Greg. This is a reference to the man from another place.\nMuchachada nui\nEpisode #3.3 (2009) - The segment \"Miguel Indurain Presenta Muchachada Nu\u00ed\" spoofs characters, scenes and settings.\nDarkwing Duck\nEpisode \"Twin Beaks\" - On a visit to the titular town, Launchpad McQuack begins talking to a log and warning Darkwing that \"The cows are not what they seem.\"\nTorchwood\nSeason 3, Episode 1\"Children of the Earth: Day One\" (2009) - A home's 'for sale' sign lists \"Frost\" and \"Lynch\" as the estate agents.\nBates Motel\nCreator Carlton Cuse said that he was heavily inspired by Twin Peaks.\nSmackDown\nSegment \"Fashion Peaks\" from August 1, 2007\nStarts with an intro like the one of the revival\nTyler Breeze in a black suit investigates \"Deputy\" Fandango's disparition (possibly by aliens) linking them to Dale and Laura, he records a message to \"Diane\" and has fondness for \"damn fine \" coffee and donuts. Fandango has a missing poster \"Have you seen this person\" and \"disappeared 25 years ago\"\nTony Chimmel has the subtitle \"Killer Blob\" with the sticker \"Parasite\"\nBecky Lynch has the clue \"Lynch?!\" linking her to David Lynch\nKane as the clue \"Fire Walk With Me\"\nVelvet McIntyre has the subtitle \"Blue Velvet McIntyre\"\nThe Bella Twins have the subtitle Bella Twin Peaks\nSting has the subtitle \"Eraserhead?\" and the sticker \"Over my head\"\nTyler's coffee turns viscous before the scene turns red\nDuring the red colored dream, Fandango has a red shirt and dance like the Man from Another Place\nAt the beginning of the vision the light flickers and Tyler uses a line similar to Cole in the movie \"Fandango, is that you?\" to which Fandango answers \"em htiw klaw erif\"\nAt some point Tyler says \"no wonder this show got cancelled the first time\"\nKonnor has a log like the Log Lady\nAscension gives a rose to Fandango\nAscension and Fandango laughing is similar to BOB and the doppelganger from episode 29\nWhen waking up Tyler says \"I know who kidnapped Fandango\" similar to Cooper knowing the killer when waking up in episode 2\nRiverdale\nThe forty-ninth episode of the series is entitled \"Fire Walk With Me.\" Twin Peaks star M\u00e4dchen Amick is part of the main cast of the series.\nFilm\nClueless\nCher says \"I'm having a Twin Peaks experience.\"\nHype!\nMentioned by Art Chantry.\nA Body in the Woods\nOwls and the white horse\nSetting is in the woods\nScream 2\nFamous traffic light shot foreboding danger.\nMulholland Dr.\nMany thematic similarities. Michael J. Anderson plays a character that is thematically similar to the Man from Another Place, though played very differently. Originally conceived as a Twin Peaks spinoff with Audrey Horne as the central character.\nJane White Is Sick & Twisted\nMentioned in dialogue.\nNight Calls: The Movie\nA character asks another if she's been watching Twin Peaks reruns.\nJiminy Glick in Lalawood\nTheme music plays a couple of times.\nRakkaudesta rituaaleihin\nA Lynchlike mystery with clear references to Twin Peaks in storytelling. The \"White Room\" scene owes a great deal to Twin Peaks' \"White Lodge\".\nTwink Peaks\nTitle reference.\nGamers\nTrivia question on the radio.\nInland Empire\nLogger sawing wood at party in end credits is a joke reference to logging town Twin Peaks.\nGood Luck Chuck\nIn one scene Chuck's little friend and his blonde girlfriend (resembling Laura Palmer) speak and move in backward motion.\nModelo Burela\nA shot near the beginning is designed to mirror the \"Welcome to Twin Peaks\" shot in the series intro.\nNever Have I Ever\nFour characters in the film have last names that were chosen by the writer to obscurely reference characters in the series and David Lynch himself.\nThe Telling\nThe \"dead, wrapped in plastic\" line and a 911 operator that sounds like Lucy.\nThe Fourth Kind\nThe owls are not what they seem, and may be connected to Project Blue Book.\nqui a tu\u00e9 Pamela Rose?\nThe plot is spoofed\nComics\nThe Thing that Waits in the Fog\n\"Martin Myst\u00e8re presents: Elsewhere Tales\", vol.2, November 1999, 140 pages\nIf there are several entrances to the Black Lodge across the United States, then they may exist all over the world. In 1896, an Englishman is mysteriously found near Ghostwood Forest (Washington State). Special agent Kyle Anderson (\"ancestor\" of Dale Cooper/Kyle MacLachlan) is sent to the man's home town in England to further investigate. There, he meets Sherlock Holmes. In the end, the creature from the Black Lodge closes down the British access to the Lodge for good, after challenging Sherlock Holmes to find another entrance in North America, if he wants to save several abducted souls.\nThe Shadow that Challenged Sherlock Holmes\n\"Martin Myst\u00e8re presents: Elsewhere Tales\", vol.3, November 2000, 170 pages\n1896. Sherlock Holmes and Kyle Anderson move to the United States and keep fighting the Black Lodge creature, the same creature that lead Meriwether Lewis to suicide 90 years earlier. Their investigation leads them to \"a small town at the foot of two identical mountains\" (Twin Peaks name was omitted for copyright reasons).\nThis volume features: an older version of the Great Northern Hotel, the Ring, the petroglyph, a character inspired to both Ben Horne and Windom Earle, and more.\nThe Woman that Lived in Two Worlds\n\"Martin Myst\u00e8re presents: Elsewhere Tales\", vol.5, November 2002, 140 pages\n1910. Fourteen years after the previous episode, an Englishwoman formerly attacked by the Black Lodge creature awakens from her coma, and asks for Sherlock Holmes and Kyle Anderson: half of her soul is still trapped in the Black Lodge. During the investigation, Sherlock Holmes himself is driven to madness, and only the secret psychic powers of the Elephant Man could save him.\nThe Thing that Waits in the FogThe Shadow that Challenged Sherlock HolmesThe Woman that Lived in Two WorldsDavid Lynch's masked Elephant Man is depicted on the back cover\nVideo games\nDay of the Tentacle\nThe famous line \"Damn good coffee!\" from Twin Peaks is said.\nMizzurna Falls\nStrongly influenced by David Lynch's Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet.\nLink's Awakening\nDirector Takashi Tezuka stated that Twin Peaks was an influence.\nPersona\nArt director Kazuma Kaneko stated that the Velvet Room from the series, at least in the first game, is inspired by the Black Lodge.\nSilent Hill\nThe series, especially Silent Hill 2, is influenced by Twin Peaks according to producer Akihiro Imamura.\nAlan Wake\nReferencing characters and the general feel of the game.\n \nDeadly Premonition / Red Seeds Profile (2010)\nA photo of the Great Northern Hotel can be seen in the hotel room where FBI Special Agent York Morgan stays.\nSigourney carries around a pot, as a reference to the Log Lady, but is used much more for comedic effect.\nSpecial Agent York Morgan is a lover of coffee like Cooper, but puts creamer in it as opposed to Cooper's preference for black coffee. He also uses unconventional methods of investigation and monologues to a person called \"Zach,\" much like Cooper's practice of addressing tapes to Diane.\nAnna Graham, whose death sparks the events of Deadly Premonition, is the most popular girl in town and dies from loss of blood. Laura's prom picture can also be found in Anna's room. Her name may also be a reference to both Annie Blackburn and her actress, Heather Graham.\nGreenvale, the game's setting, is located in Washington, just like Twin Peaks.\nA bag of red powder is found in Quint Dunn's motorcycle gas tank, similar to Bobby planting cocaine in James' gas tank.\nThomas MacLaine can be seen as a reference to Andy and Denise due to his sensitivity and cross-dressing practice, respectively.\nIn the game's extras, research photos from the development team can be found, taken at various landmarks where Twin Peaks was filmed in Snoqualmie and North Bend, Washington.\nLife is Strange\nOn Chloe's truck's license plates, the letters TWNPKS are written, shortened from Twin Peaks.\nIn Episode 2 of the game, \"Fire Walk With Me\" can be seen written in the bathroom mirror of the Two Whales Diner.\nIn Episode 4 a letter from Dr. Jacoby can be found in the Dark Room.\nRachel Amber shares her birthday with Laura Palmer.\nKentucky Route Zero\nThe general feeling of the game seems very Lynchian and especially Twin Peaks-like.\nPuzzle Agent\nThe plot is very reminiscent of the series.\nVirginia\nThe game seems influenced by Twin Peaks.\nThimbleweed Park\nThe game will be \"poking fun at Twin Peaks, True Detective and The X-Files, with a little Stephen King thrown in\".\nKathy Rain\nThe game's theme is inspired by Twin Peaks.\nThere is a direct reference to Twin Peaks said by its titular character, \"Contrary to popular belief, I don't believe the owls are more than they seem.\"\nBlair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr\nThere are several references in the game, most notably a Dale Cooper facsimile making a cameo appearance in the Burkittsville Diner, directly using quotes from the television show (\"Damn fine cup of coffee... and Hot!\"; \"This must be where pies go when they die.\"). His name is given as \"Hale\" only when chatting to him while the town sheriff is present\nFortnite\nA location in the game is called \"Twine Peaks\".\nCarmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now\nThere is a hidden room reminiscent of the Red Room located in Beaver Woods. One of the courses in Beaver Woods is called Twin Shrieks which is an obvious reference to the show's title.\nGleaner Heights\nThe premise of the game is Harvest Moon x Twin Peaks.\nWatch Dogs 2\nThere is a location in the game called \"Twin Peaks,\" based on a real-life location. However, the game also describes it as \"the location of a famous TV show.\"\n428: Shibuya Scramble\nThere is a character in the game named Leland Palmer.\nA hostess club called Log Lady is visited.\nThe Council\nIn Episode 2, the player encounters a myna bird named Waldo, and like the Waldo in Twin Peaks, it recalls a violent attack.\nCube Escape\nThe main character is a detective called Dale Vandermeer, referencing Dale Cooper. The young woman who was killed is called Laura. A lot of references to Twin Peaks are made throughout the games.\nIon Fury\nA sign that can be found in a coffee shop and on coffee vending machines says, \"Damn good Coffee! ... and hot!\" a line spoken by Cooper in Episode 2.\nMusic\n\"Twelve Days of Christmas\"\na 1990 parody by some cast members for the Los Angeles rock radio station KROQ. This song was included in a Christmas album in the Los Angeles area by the station. The castmembers were Jack Nance, Dana Ashbrook, Frank Silva, Kyle MacLachlan, Kimmy Robertson and Robert Bauer.\n\"Weird Al\" Yankovic's song \"I Can't Watch This\" (a parody of \"U Can't Touch This by MC Hammer) from his 1992 album, Off the Deep End name-checks several television shows including Twin Peaks.\n\"Go\"\nTechno artist Moby sampled \"Laura Palmer's Theme\" for his 1992 song.\n\"The Giant\" & \"Ghost of Laura Palmer\"\nSongs by the Finnish Doom metal band Swallow the Sun from their Ghosts of Loss album refer respectively to the Giant and Laura Palmer.\n\"Transmission 3\"\nOutro track after the song \"What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1 - Blue Sky Revisit)\", DJ Shadow samples the voice of the Giant on the album Endtroducing.....\n\"The Things I Tell You\" & \"Hyperborea\"\nThe phrase \"Sorry to wake you... I forgot to tell you something... The things I tell you will not be wrong...\" by the Giant and Major Briggs' vision of light are respectively sampled on the classic ambient album Substrata by Biosphere.\nBritish Indie Rock band The Wedding Present covered \"Falling\" in the Hit Parade 1 album (1992)\n\"Black Lodge\"\nSong by thrash metal band Anthrax from the Sound of White Noise album (1993) with some help from Angelo Badalamenti.\nWind's Poem\nAlbum by Mount Eerie sonically and thematically references themes from Twin Peaks.\n\"Line of Sight\"\nThe song off Lonely Soup Day's Chocolate Bar EP has a music video that is an homage to Twin Peaks and was shot in a number of the series' iconic locations.\n\"Eroika\"\nThe hip-hop artist KOOL AD (formerly a part of the rap group known as Das Racist) refers to Twin Peaks in his song by saying \"Girls love me 'cause I act like Garfield; watchin' Twin Peaks, bitch, look I'm Laura Palmer.\n\"Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\"\nAvant-metallers band Fant\u00f4mas remixed the song \"Questions in a World of Blue\" for the album The Director's Cut (2001).\nGerman band Autumnblaze released the album Words Are Not What They Seem (2004), with a Twin Peaks-inspired title, artwork, and a cover of \"Falling\".\nBritish experimental artist V/Vm's 2008 release \"There Was A Fish... In... The Percolator\" uses samples from the series.\nAmerican artist Amanda Palmer's first solo album release in 2008 was entitled \"Who Killed Amanda Palmer\". A companion book with Neil Gaiman was released in conjunction with the album, focusing on the details surrounding the death of the fictional version of Amanda Palmer.\n\"Twin Peaks\"\nFor April Fools 2010, MC Chris released the parody song on his website.\n\"Laura Palmer\"\nThe lead singer of the band Bastille is a big fan of Twin Peaks. Their first album \"Bad Blood\" (2013) features two songs based on the show, the other one being \"Overjoyed\".\n\"Night Time, My Time\"\nSky Ferreira is a fan of Twin Peaks, and the titular song of her debut album Night Time, My Time is inspired by a conversation in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. She will also make an appearance in the upcoming 2017 revival of Twin Peaks.\n\"Real\"\nThe band Years & Years released a music video for their song (2014) that they say is inspired by Twin Peaks.\nXiu Xiu released the album Plays The Music Of Twin Peaks (2016).\n\"Talon of the Hawk\"\nThe fourth album by The Front Bottoms is partially titled from the character Hawk as the lead singer and his girlfriend were watching the show and thought the nickname sounded \"badass\".\n\"Wrapped in Plastic\"\nThe title of this Marilyn Manson song is a quote from Pete Martell in the pilot. It also contains looped samples of Laura Palmer's scream.\n\u201cA Jack With One Eye\u201d, recorded by American band Texas is the Reason, references One Eyed Jack's in the title. A reference to the Bookhouse Boys can also be heard before a 1996 live performance of the song at Brownies in NYC, New York.\nBooks\nWayward Pines\nThe author, Blake Crouch has acknowledged that he was inspired by the TV series.\nIn the Wayward Pines Sheriff's Departament, the receptionist is called Belinda Moran. His last name is a reference to Lucy Moran.\nWeb series\nHomestarrunner.com\nEverything Else, Volume 2 - In \"3 Times Halloween Funjob\", Marzipan's Halloween costume is the Log Lady.\nStrongbad_email.exe: Disc Five - In an Easter egg involving Coach Z in \"Alternate Universe\", this scene is paid homage to with red curtains and coffee pouring down Coach Z's head, which is what Dale Cooper spilled on himself. Also, Homestar's speech refers to this show by having it sound backwards, which is how the show's actors actually spoke before recording it forwards.\nEverything Else, Volume 3 (2007) (V) - In \"DNA Evidence\", two references to the show are made: first, the opening sequence's music sounds like the theme music of the show; second, the ending in which Strong Sad laughs maniacally and appears in various locations refers to the show's antagonist, Killer Bob.\nStrongbad_email.exe: Disc Six (2008) (V) - In an Easter egg for \"Underlings\", the promo for a TV show called Stink's Reach parodies the opening of this show."}
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+{"name": "Twisted_Hair", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Twisted_Hair", "text": "Twisted Hair\nTwisted Hair was a chief of the Nez Perce tribe.\nBiography\nOn September 21, 1805, Twisted Hair drew a map on white elk skin for William Clark of the Corps of Discovery. On the map, he charted a nearby river, which eventually passed between two mountains and to a White Tail Falls, the future location of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nClark's co-commander Meriwether Lewis soon arrived at the camp. Lewis asked Twisted Hair about the map and the chief told him that white people lived in the area, from whom he received three artifacts, one of them being a strange ring.\nTwisted Hair became perturbed when Lewis questioned him further about the ring. He pointed to the symbol on the ring and said something to them related to an owl and a \"spirit world\" they worshiped. The chief then allowed Lewis to take the ring, though advised him to keep it in its pouch and to never wear it."}
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+{"name": "Two_Blue_Balls", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Two_Blue_Balls", "text": "Two Blue Balls\nTwo Blue Balls is the third short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nElectricity, always shooting electricity. Poles on wires, or is it the opposite? Deeper I go now, trying to avoid the dangers ahead. Rusted memories of another time, discarded behind the doorless shed. The man in the dark-colored glasses is a Frenchman. Do you see him? Why does the man with the gray elevated hair constantly talk about things? Does he have nowhere else to be?\nSOUTH DAKOTA\nDavid Lynch arrives at the Buckhorn Police Department prison location, joking that the cells are roomy and he wouldn't mind moving into one. Later, he sits down with Johanna Ray and Krista Husar to discuss casting for a \"tough lookout\" at the farm, but Lynch surprises them by revealing the character won't be in the series after all. Next, he sits with Matthew Lillard and Cornelia Guest to rehearse the scene between the two in Hastings' cell. Impressed, Lynch says he wishes they had another half hour of dialogue, and laughs that they are both playing \"bad, bad people.\"\nBig Sky Country. Moving further north and away from the desert, the black-faced Cooper finds his way on the metal chair. The bloody face of the bad giant splashes against the wooden floor. No one seems to notice. Hiding behind my magic box, I steal things.\nMONTANA\nLynch arrives at the farm filming location and greets Frank Collison, Derek Mears, and George Griffith. Effects artist Carey Jones shows him the dummy Renzo, which will be used for the moment when Mr. C punches him to death. Lynch directs the arm-wrestling scene, followed by the immediate aftermath of Renzo's death. Next, he walks Christopher Durbin through his brief appearance as the accountant.\nNEW YORK\nLynch rehearses Sam and Tracey's death scene with Ben Rosenfield and Madeline Zima, informing them that he will personally be hitting them with \"two blue balls\" on sticks to achieve the proper effect. Phil Bartko demonstrates the several different blood spray patterns they will use during filming. With a megaphone, Lynch directs Rosenfield and Zima through the scene itself.\nAgain we float above a straight line, drifting along a road that leads to nowhere. Inside the small man lives another man. Something is funny, but not to the woman with the brown hair.\nNEW MEXICO\nLynch sketches Phillip Jeffries' machine for Ruth De Jong, indicating that Jeffries is in the smoke emitted from the end of the machine's spout. He carves a chunk of foam to create the spout itself, as well as another short piece to go on the end. Lynch jokes that he accidentally made a \"dildo,\" but gets upset when she throws it back to him, saying it will still be part of the \"thing.\"\nDe Jong shows him the set for KPJK radio, still under construction, and Lynch marvels that it's far bigger than he had anticipated. They plan out where the various office furniture will go. Lynch says he was envisioning a simple set for one shot, but instead they built an authentic radio station, which he jokes could be on the air by next week.\nPeople featured\nPhil Bartko\nRobert Broski\nScott Cameron\nFrank Collison\nChristopher Durbin\nRuth De Jong\nPeter Deming\nCori Glazer\nGeorge Griffith\nCornelia Guest\nKrista Husar\nCarey Jones\nMatthew Lillard\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nDerek Mears\nTracy Phillips\nJohanna Ray\nBenjamin Rosenfield\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nMadeline Zima\nDebbie Zoller\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"Haho\"\n\"Maple\"\n\"Melts Bells\"\n\"The Yawn\"\n\"Ant The Ant\"\n\"Collonistial\"\n\"Black Jack\"\n\"D\u00f6se\"\n\"Dorothy\"\n\"kalakalak\"\n\"November Nation\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 \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 \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\""}
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+{"name": "Unguin_Air_Force_Base", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Unguin_Air_Force_Base", "text": "Unguin Air Force Base\nThe Unguin Air Force Base was established in the late 1940s and named after James Packard's wife. The base was located 15 miles south of Twin Peaks, Washington."}
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+{"name": "Unguin_Packard", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Unguin_Packard", "text": "Unguin Packard\nUnguin Packard was the wife of Packard Sawmill founder James Packard.\nBiography\nUnguin was born in 1878 and was married to James Packard by 1890, when they set out for Seattle. However, they soon settled in Twin Peaks, where James founded the Packard Sawmill three years after its primary competitor, the Martell Mill.\nUnguin additionally had an interest in mystic arts and had a history of mental illness.\nShe was the namesake air force base near Twin Peaks.\nBehind the scenes\nHer picture displayed in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town seems to originate from a vintage comic strip about sugar daddies."}
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+{"name": "United_Methodist_Church", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/United_Methodist_Church", "text": "United Methodist Church\nUnited Methodist Church was a church in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn February 19, 1989 services were held at the church.\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location is a United Methodist Church in Fall City, located at 4326 337th Place SE, Fall City, Washington. "}
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+{"name": "United_States", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/United_States", "text": "United States\nThe United States of America (USA), commonly known as the United States (U.S.) or America, was a federal republic in North America, bordered by Canada to the north and Mexico to the south. In addition, the U.S. state of Hawaii was located in the mid-Pacific Ocean and the state of Alaska was located in the northwest corner of North America. Its capital was Washington, D.C.\nHistory\nFor thousands of years, North America was inhabited by disparate tribes of Native Americans. Beginning in the fifteenth century, European settlers from various nations, including England, France, and Spain, arrived in pursuit of land and resources. Their expansion over the next several centuries led to the displacement of many of the native peoples.\nThe eighteenth and nineteenth centuries saw the mapping and exploration of much of the continent, notably by the Corps of Discovery, which made its way from St. Louis, Missouri through the uncharted Pacific Northwest, eventually arriving at the Pacific Coast in Washington. By the 20th century, the United States had expanded to occupy the breadth of the North American continent from east to west.\nDuring the nineteenth century, the American Civil War between the U.S. and the breakaway Confederate States of America took place, culminating in a victory for the United States.\nIn the mid-twentieth century, the United States was a participant in World War II, a devastating global conflict. This era saw the development of the first atomic bomb by the Manhattan Project, which culminated in the first successful nuclear test in July 1945.\nGovernment\nThe United States Congress was the country's legislative body, while the President of the United States was the head of state.\nThe Federal Bureau of Investigation was the country's domestic intelligence service and its principal federal law enforcement agency.\nStates\nAlabama\nAlaska\nArizona\nArkansas\nCalifornia\nColorado\nConnecticut\nFlorida\nGeorgia\nHawaii\nIdaho\nIllinois\nIndiana\nIowa\nKansas\nKentucky\nLouisiana\nMaine\nMaryland\nMassachusetts\nMichigan\nMinnesota\nMississippi\nMissouri\nMontana\nNebraska\nNevada\nNew Mexico\nNew York\nNorth Carolina\nNorth Dakota\nOhio\nOklahoma\nOregon\nPennsylvania\nSouth Carolina\nSouth Dakota\nTennessee\nTexas\nUtah\nVermont\nVirginia\nWashington\nWest Virginia\nWisconsin\nWyoming"}
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+{"name": "United_States_Air_Force", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/United_States_Air_Force", "text": "United States Air Force\nThe United States Air Force, abbreviated USAF, was the aerial and space warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.\nPersonnel\nMajor Garland Briggs - was a member of Project Blue Book and became the head of the LPA.\nLieutenant Brown\nGeneral Charles Cabell - was the Director of Intelligence at the USAF, later - commanding officer of Project Blue Book.\nCaptain Davidson\nColonel Davis\nDewey Fournet - Analysis Officer for the USAF.\nGeorge Garrett\nDougie Milford\nMilitary police officer\nLewis Nordine\nColonel Calvin Reilly\nRobert Taylor - Chief Executive of the United States Air Force Collections Branch\nNathan F. Twining - Chief of Staff of the Air Force\nGeneral Hoyt Vandenberg\nTask forces\nProject Sign\nProject Grudge\nProject Blue Book\nFacilities\nListening Post Alpha (near Twin Peaks, Washington)\nUnguin Air Force Base (near Twin Peaks, Washington)\nRoswell Base (Roswell, New Mexico)\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base (Ohio)"}
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+{"name": "Utility_pole", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Utility_pole", "text": "Utility pole\nSeveral utility poles, each of which with the same marking. Bigger numbers read \"6\", smaller ones above read \"324810.\"\nDeer Meadow\nIn 1988, this pole was situated within the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, Washington. The arm's whooping sound emanated from the pole during a meeting above a convenience store, and during FBI agent Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley's search of Teresa Banks' trailer. When he returned to the lot that evening, Desmond got a strange feeling when he looked at the pole and heard the same noise.\nThis pole also has the inscription \"720\" carved on it and partially readable brandings. There are readable two-character wood species abbreviation \"WC\", which means the pole is made of western cedar.\nUtility pole at the Fat Trout Trailer Park\nTwin Peaks\nIn 2016, another pole with the same markings, stood on the corner of the Highway 21 in Twin Peaks. A buzzing noise emanated from it shortly after a local boy was struck and killed in the road by Richard Horne.\nThis utility pole has a distribution transformer installed on it.\nUtility pole on the intersection where young boy was hit by Richard Horne's car.\nOdessa\nAnother pole with the same markings stood outside Carrie Page's home in Odessa, Texas. This particular pole was shown to Andy Brennan in a vision by the Fireman.\nThis utility pole also has a distribution transformer installed on it.\nUtility pole near Carrie Page's house.Utility pole from the Andy's vision"}
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+{"name": "Utukku", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Utukku", "text": "Utukku\nTo be added\nBehind the scenes\nIn Sumerian mythology, the utukku were a type of spirit or demon that could be either benevolent or evil. In Akkadian mythology, they were referred to as utukki, were seven evil demons who were the offspring of Anu and Antu."}
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+{"name": "Valero", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Valero", "text": "Valero\nValero was a gas station visited by Dale Cooper and Carrie Page while they were travelling towards Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes included in the series were filmed at the Valero gas station in 9661 Sierra Hwy, in Santa Clarita, California."}
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+{"name": "Victoria", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Victoria", "text": "Victoria\nVictoria was a cashier at Keri's Handi-Mart in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nVictoria and Oscar rung up Sarah Palmer's purchase of Bloody Mary ingredients. Sarah was suddenly disturbed by the Albatross turkey jerky in the stand behind her, and asked when it had arrived. She told Victoria that her room looked different, and that \"men\" were coming. Confused, Victoria asked her what was wrong, and Sarah became visibly distressed, saying that she didn't feel good and then forcing herself to leave the store."}
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+{"name": "Vince_Brennan", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Vince_Brennan", "text": "Vince Brennan\nVince Brennan was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."}
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+{"name": "Vitus_Behring", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Vitus_Behring", "text": "Vitus Behring\nVitus Behring was a Russian explorer who arrived at the Puget Sound in 1741 alongside Peter Cherikof.\nThe Bering Straits between Russia and Alaska were named in his honor, much to the chagrin of the native Chinook tribe.\nBehind the scenes\nVitus Bering (August 5, 1681 \u2013 December 19, 1741) was a Danish cartographer and officer of the Russian Navy who was best known for leading two expeditions, exploring the northeastern coast of Asia and the western coast of North America."}
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+{"name": "Viva_Las_Vegas", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Viva_Las_Vegas", "text": "Viva Las Vegas\n\"Viva Las Vegas\" is a 1963 song by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, originally recorded by Elvis Presley for the film by the same name. It was re-recorded as a folk ballad by singer Shawn Colvin, notably featuring in the end credits of The Big Lebowski (1998). Colvin's cover plays in \"Part 11\" of Twin Peaks (2017) during Dale Cooper's limousine ride through the Las Vegas Strip.\nLyrics\nBright light city gonna set my soulGonna set my soul on fireGot a whole lot of money that's ready to burnSo get those stakes up higherThere's a thousand pretty women waitin' out thereAnd they're all livin' devil may careAnd I'm just the devil with love to spareViva Las Vegas, Viva Las VegasHow I wish that there were moreThan the twenty-four hours in the day'Cause even if there were forty moreI wouldn't sleep a minute awayOh, there's black jack and poker and the roulette wheelA fortune won and lost on ev'ry dealAll you need's a strong heart and a nerve of steelViva Las Vegas, Viva Las VegasViva Las Vegas with you neon flashin'And your one armbandits crashin'All those hopes down the drainViva Las Vegas turnin' day into nighttimeTurnin' night into daytimeIf you see it onceYou'll never be the same againI'm gonna keep on the runI'm gonna have me some funIf it costs me my very last dimeIf I wind up broke up wellI'll always remember that I had a swingin' timeI'm gonna give it ev'rything I've gotLady luck please let the dice stay hotLet me shout a seven with ev'ry shotViva Las Vegas, Viva Las VegasViva, Viva Las Vegas\nCredits\nWritten by Mort Shuman and Doc Pomus\nPerformed by Shawn Colvin\nPublished by Warner/Chappell/Spirit One Music and Published by Elvis Presley Music (BMI)\nAdmin by Kobalt Music Publishing America, Inc.\nCourtesy of Columbia Records\nBy arrangement with Sony Music Licensing"}
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+{"name": "Vivian_Smythe", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Vivian_Smythe", "text": "Vivian Smythe\nVivian Smythe Lindstrom Blackburn Niles Halliwell, born Vivian Smith, was a failed actress and singer-turned-food critic from Seattle, Washington, who wrote under the pseudonym M.T. Wentz. Via four disastrous marriages, she was the mother of Annie Blackburn and briefly the step-mother of Norma Jennings.\nBiography\nVivian was the only child born to two high school teachers.\nIn the 1960s, Vivian worked as the manager at the Weary Traveler motel in Yakima and began an affair with its owner Marty Lindstrom, which resulted in the birth of their daughter, Annie. For over a decade, Annie was led to believe that Lindstrom was her uncle rather than her father. The couple moved in together as a common-law union in 1978 until they were officially wed after the death of Lindstrom's wife Ilsa. By the time of this marriage, Vivian had changed her last name to Smythe.\nFollowing Marty's death, Vivian inherited his motel, the Weary Traveler, and within six weeks, married Roland Blackburn. Blackburn officially adopted Vivian's daughter and sent her to a Catholic boarding school in Kennewick, Washington.\nWhile Annie visited home for Christmas, Vivian witnessed Roland attempting to sexually assault Annie, after which he drove his car into the Yakima River. The night after Roland's death, Vivian discovered Annie after she had consumed a bottle of tranquilizers and slit her wrists. Vivian took her to the hospital, saving her life, and had her treated at a psychiatric hospital.\nWhle Annie was treated, Vivian met Ernie Niles at the Weary Traveler and soon allowed him to move in with her, before soon marrying. The couple moved to Seattle, where Vivian invested in an ultimately unsuccessful restaurant.\nBy March 1989, Vivian became a food critic, publishing under the name \"M.T. Wentz.\" That month, she went to the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks, where she tested potatoes from Toad's plate and introduced Ernie to Norma Jennings, her late husband Marty's daughter. Norma \u2013 referring to Vivian as her mother \u2013 informed her that a food critic was the reason the diner looked as nice as it did, unaware that Vivian was the critic. Vivian and her husband then left for the Great Northern Hotel.\nShe later helped Norma at the diner and overheard an argument between Norma and her husband Hank. When it calmed down, she went to Hank, offering to have dinner with them.\nAt dinner, she commented on the salmon. She excused herself with Norma and when they returned, Hank made a toast to her and Ernie.\nThe next day, Vivian was disgusted by the omelet she had been served at the diner and suggested a different recipe.\nAfter writing a scathing review of the restaurant, Vivian saw Norma taking down the decorations. She revealed to Norma that she was the critic, M.T. Wentz. Overwhelmed with Vivian's behavior toward her, Norma asked her to leave. The two never spoke again.\nOver the next few days, Ernie was arrested and compelled to take part in an FBI-DEA sting operation against Jean Renault at Dead Dog Farm. Vivian returned to Seattle and filed for divorce, leaving his packed belongings outside their home.\nWithin a year, Vivian married Simon Halliwell, a retired insurance executive. She remained married to him until 2009, when he choked to death on a cruise in the Mediterranean. Living alone off Halliwell's wealth for the rest of her life, Vivian passed away after a brief illness in 2013.\nBehind the scenes\n\"M.T. Wentz\" may be Mark Frost's thinly veiled homage to W.Y. Evans-Wentz, who published the first attempted translation of the texts marketed as The Tibetan Book of The Dead. T"}
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+{"name": "W._C._Fields", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/W._C._Fields", "text": "W. C. Fields\n\"As W. C. Fields would say, 'I'd rather be here than Philadelphia.'\"\n \u2015Dale Cooper\nWilliam Claude Dukenfield, better known as W. C. Fields, was a vaudeville performer.\nEarly in his career, he performed his juggling act at the Bijou Opera House in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn February 24, 1989, Dale Cooper quoted Fields as he arrived in Twin Peaks.\nBehind the scenes\nW. C. Fields (January 29, 1880 \u2013 December 25, 1946) was an American comedian, actor, juggler, and writer. He began his career in vaudeville before reaching stardom on Broadway and appearing on radio and in film."}
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+{"name": "Wagon_Wheel_Bakery", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wagon_Wheel_Bakery", "text": "Wagon Wheel Bakery\nThe Wagon Wheel Bakery was a bakery in Twin Peaks, Washington, located two blocks from the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nThe bakery was responsible for the majority of donuts consumed in the town and provided breakfasts at the Cozy Box Bed 'N Breakfast.\nBehind the scenes\n \nIn a deleted scene from \"Episode 1\", Lucy Moran and Andy Brennan visit the similarly-named Wagon Wheel Do-Nuts to purchase donuts for the Sheriff's Department. \nThis scene was shot at Monrovia Bakery in Monrovia, California. "}
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+{"name": "Waiter", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Waiter", "text": "Waiter\nAn old, decrepit waiter, derisively dubbed Se\u00f1or Droolcup by Agent Albert Rosenfield, worked at the Great Northern Hotel in 1989.\nBiography\nAt the Great Northern Hotel in early March 1989, the waiter delivered a glass of milk to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who laid on the floor of his room, bleeding. Cooper asked him to call the the doctor, but the senile waiter hung up the phone instead and did not understand the agent's situation. Cooper signed for the milk and as he left, he told Cooper that he had heard about him, then gave him a thumbs-up and a wink. He left the room, but came back to tell this to the special agent again, and got a thumbs-up in return. He came back once more to give another wink and a thumbs-up. A short time later, a Giant appeared in Cooper's room to share important clues about the Laura Palmer case.\nSeveral days later at the Roadhouse, after another appearance by the Giant, he approached Agent Cooper and sadly said, \"I am so sorry.\" Two days later, the waiter came around a corner at the hotel and saw Agent Cooper, reciting his speech from the night Cooper was lying on the floor.\n \nEscorted by Major Garland Briggs, he went to the Roadhouse, where he approached Agent Cooper with gum, which Leland Palmer commented on having been a gum he enjoyed as a boy. The waiter commented, \"That gum you like is going to come back in style.\"\nThe waiter appeared to Cooper in the red room several weeks later, seated next to the arm. He greeted the little man with \"Hallelujah!\" before making a whooping noise. He then stood and shuffled to give Cooper a cup of coffee, repeating the word \"coffee\" over and over. After giving it to him, the Giant appeared in his place, returning to the armchair and saying, \"One and the same.\"\nBehind the scenes\nThe waiter was played by Hank Worden, a cowboy and actor best known for his roles in John Wayne films. His catchphrase was \"Thank ya kindly,\" which was included in Twin Peaks, after Cooper signs for the room service delivery."}
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+{"name": "Waitress_(Double_R_Diner)", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Waitress_(Double_R_Diner)", "text": "Waitress (Double R Diner)\nAn unidentified waitress worked at the Double R Diner as of September 2016, and was acquainted with Deputy Bobby Briggs. One evening, Briggs sat at the counter and asked her for \"the usual,\" before looking around to see if Shelly was still at work."}
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+{"name": "Waldo", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Waldo", "text": "Waldo\nWaldo was a myna bird belonging to Jacques Renault. It was present at the murder of Laura Palmer, having attacked her during her final moments. It was a key witness to the investigation, having remembered the phrase, \"Leo, no!\"\nHistory\nOn the night of February 23, 1989, Jacques, Leo Johnson, Ronette Pulaski, and Laura Palmer participated in a drug-fueled orgy. At one point, Jacques opened Waldo's cage and the bird pecked at her shoulders.\nFollowing Laura's murder later that night, FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield discovered Waldo's claw marks upon her shoulders. While searching the records from the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, Andy Brennan found a file for Waldo. \nAfter finding the picture of Jacques's cabin FBI Agent Dale Cooper and members of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department trekked into the woods and find the cabin from the picture. Inside, they found Waldo in his cage.\nThe lawmen brought the bird back to the Sheriff's Station along with camera film that revealed a photo of Waldo upon Laura's shoulder. Doctor Hayward and Harry studied Waldo, Hayward saying it would start talking once it was healthy. In case the bird were to talk while nobody was present, Cooper left his Micro-Mac tape recorder in the room with it. The bird was recorded saying '\"hurting me, stop it, Leo, no\" and \"Laura?\" as well as wolf-whistling.\nLeo listened to a police broadcast of Lucy Moran talking about Waldo and drove away to the Sheriff's Station. Alone in the conference room, Waldo said \"Laura?\" Leo shot the bird through the window, also breaking a picture. The officers made their way to the conference room to find Waldo dead and listened to the recordings.\nPhoto\nWaldo at the Sheriff's station"}
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+{"name": "Wallace_Stegner", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wallace_Stegner", "text": "Wallace Stegner\nWallace Stegner was the author of Angle of Repose.\nBehind the scenes\nWallace Stegner (February 18, 1909 \u2013 April 13, 1993) was an American writer best known for his books Angle of Repose, The Spectator Bird, and Crossing to Safety."}
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+{"name": "Wallies_Hideout", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wallies_Hideout", "text": "Wallies Hideout\nWallies Hideout was a bar outside of Twin Peaks.\nHistory\nAmong the regulars at the bar was Evelyn Marsh. At Wallies was where she met teenage James Hurley, with whom she began an affair and tied up in a plot to kill her husband.\nJames asked his uncle, Ed Hurley, to send him some money from his savings account through Wallies.\nIn order to give James money, Donna Hayward arrived at Wallies Hideout and ordered a coffee. Evelyn sat nearby and heard Donna ask the bartender about James. Evelyn explained to him the work he did for her, but told Donna that he left the previous day for Mexico.\nBehind the scenes\nThe exterior of the bar was filmed at Santa Susana Cantina, north of Los Angeles, near the Simi Valley. Interiors were filmed on a soundstage."}
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+{"name": "Wally_Brando", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wally_Brando", "text": "Wally Brando\n\"My family, my friend, I've criss-crossed this great land of ours countless times. I hold the map of it here, in my heart, next to the joyful memories of the carefree days I spent, as a young boy, here in your beautiful town of Twin Peaks.\"\nWally Brando was the son of Andy and Lucy Brennan.\nBiography\nAfter FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper left Twin Peaks, Wally was born on the same day as Marlon Brando, according to Andy.\nAt age 24, after various travels, Wally returned to his hometown of Twin Peaks to pay his respects, to his godfather, Sheriff Harry S. Truman because of his illness. He also gave his parents his blessing to turn his childhood room into a study. When his mother asked him about his travels, Wally made a speech, speaking in a Marlon Brando impression, which his parents listened to with glee but only bewildered Sheriff Frank Truman.\nAccording to Mark Frost, on an unspecified date, Dick Tremayne once tried to get in touch with Wally, but Wally ignored Dick.\nBehind the scenes\nWally Brando was portrayed by actor Michael Cera. His scene was filmed very late at night on September 26, 2015.\nIt is assumed that Wally is the result of Lucy's pregnancy by either Andy Brennan or Dick Tremayne, first revealed in \"Episode 7.\" Andy says that Wally was born on the same day as Marlon Brando, which would give Wally the birthdate of April 3. Using 2016 as the year of the third season, he would have been born in 1992, well over three years after Lucy discovered her pregnancy."}
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+{"name": "Walt_Barnhardt", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Walt_Barnhardt", "text": "Walt Barnhardt\nWalt Barnhardt was a chaplain for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."}
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+{"name": "Walter_Lawford", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Walter_Lawford", "text": "Walter Lawford\nWalter Lawford was the business and romantic partner of Norma Jennings.\nBiography\nAs of September 2016, Lawford had entered a franchising agreement with Norma Jennings and her diner, the Double R Diner, and had also entered into a romantic relationship with her. One evening, he went to the diner to share with Norma the profit reports of the Norma's Double R franchise. He also gave her business advice for the flagship diner, which she disagreed with, wishing to stick to her traditional practices.\nAfter interrupting a moment between Norma and Ed Hurley, Walter met with Norma at the diner and she told him that she was willing to have him buy out the franchise and leave her with her lone diner so she could remain with the family she had made there. Baffled, Walter told her she was making a mistake and left."}
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diff --git a/data/input_docs/Warren_G._Harding_Elementary_School.json b/data/input_docs/Warren_G._Harding_Elementary_School.json
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+{"name": "Warren_G._Harding_Elementary_School", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Warren_G._Harding_Elementary_School", "text": "Warren G. Harding Elementary School\nWarren G. Harding Elementary School was the elementary school in Twin Peaks.\nPeople affiliated with the school\n\nStaff\nMrs. Hawthorne\nStudents\nMargaret Coulson\nCarl Rodd\nAlan Traherne\nBehind the scenes\nThe school's namesake, Warren G. Harding, was U.S. president from 1921 to 1923."}
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diff --git a/data/input_docs/Warrick.json b/data/input_docs/Warrick.json
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+{"name": "Warrick", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Warrick", "text": "Warrick\nWarrick works at the Silver Mustang Casino, where he was promoted from pit boss to supervisor following the firing of Burns.\nBiography\nWarrick observed a man win at every slot machine he used, totaling over thirty mega jackpots, earning him $425,000.\nFollowing this, the casino supervisor, Burns, was fired by Rodney and Bradley Mitchum and replaced by Warrick, telling him to inform them if the man ever returned to the casino."}
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+{"name": "Washington", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Washington", "text": "Washington\nWashington was a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, located north of Oregon, west of Idaho, and south of the Canadian province of British Columbia on the coast of the Pacific Ocean.\nThe town of Twin Peaks was situated in the northeastern corner of the state, five miles south of the international border and twelve miles west of the state line with Idaho.\nHistory\nTo be added\nSettlements\nBremerton\nDeer Meadow\nKelso\nKettle Falls\nKennewick\nMoses Lake\nPuyallup\nRed Diamond City\nSeattle\nSpokane\nTacoma\nTwin Peaks\nWalla Walla\nYakima"}
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diff --git a/data/input_docs/Washington_State_Prison.json b/data/input_docs/Washington_State_Prison.json
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+{"name": "Washington_State_Prison", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Washington_State_Prison", "text": "Washington State Prison\nWashington State Prison was the prison where Hank Jennings served his sentence for vehicular manslaughter.\nHistory\nIn 1987, Hank Jennings was convicted of vehicular manslaughter on a vagrant and sent to prison to serve his sentence. In prison, he met Ernie Niles with whom he often visited the library and stamped out license plates. \nIn early 1989, Hank met with his wife, Norma, prior to his parole hearing and asked her to back him up so he could be released, insisting that he would change. At his hearing, he insisted that the manslaughter incident was merely fate. Norma said that if he was released, he had a job opportunity at the Double R Diner.\nHe later called Josie Packard from the prison and asked if she received his message: a drawing of the domino he held in his hand.\nPersonnel\nOfficer Andrews\nOfficer Dickson\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location was at the Monroe Correctional Complex in Monroe, Washington, located at 16550 177th Ave SE."}
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+{"name": "Water_processing_plant", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Water_processing_plant", "text": "Water processing plant\nA water processing plant was located on Black Lake in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nAt One Eyed Jacks, undercover FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper talked to Jacques Renault about his business with Leo Johnson and instructed Jacques to meet him at the water processing plant in two hours.\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department set up a stake-out to arrest Jacques. While being apprehended, Jacques stole Deputy Fred's gun and attempted to shoot Sheriff Harry S. Truman, but Deputy Andy Brennan shot him in the shoulder, allowing him to be subdued.\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location for the water processing plant was located at 164 W. Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank, California, home to Burbank Water and Power. Until 2001, the establishment was named Public Service Department."}
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+{"name": "Wayne_Chance", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wayne_Chance", "text": "Wayne Chance\nWayne Chance was a drifter and the traveling companion of Denver Bob Hobbes.\nAccording to Chance's journals, after taking a map from a man in Yakima in 1879, Chance and Hobbes reached Owl Cave, believing it to be filled with gold. However, upon arrival, they found none, instead finding the cave's petroglyph, which had symbols matching the map. The two fled the cave after being attacked by a large owl. After hearing a strange whistling coming from the cave, they moved their camp away from it. Chance recorded that whenever he tried to sleep, he would see the owl's eyes.\nThe morning after exploring the cave, Hobbes disappeared, leaving behind all of his belongings. Chance initially waited for him, but eventually decided to return to Spokane. However, he was never seen again and his journal was discovered in Spokane's Masonic temple.\nBehind the scenes\nChance is named after Wayne Charlie Chance, a character Mark Frost's friend Charles Haid would role-play as with Frost.\nChance's journals are narrated by Arthur Bishop in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."}
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diff --git a/data/input_docs/Welcome_to_Twin_Peaks%3A_A_Complete_Guide_to_Who%27s_Who_and_What%27s_What.json b/data/input_docs/Welcome_to_Twin_Peaks%3A_A_Complete_Guide_to_Who%27s_Who_and_What%27s_What.json
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+{"name": "Welcome_to_Twin_Peaks:_A_Complete_Guide_to_Who%27s_Who_and_What%27s_What", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Welcome_to_Twin_Peaks:_A_Complete_Guide_to_Who%27s_Who_and_What%27s_What", "text": "Welcome to Twin Peaks: A Complete Guide to Who's Who and What's What\nWelcome to Twin Peaks: A Complete Guide to Who's Who and What's What is a 1990 behind the scenes book by Scott Knickelbine.\nReleased at the height of Twin Peaks' popularity, the book summarizes various aspects of the first season, such as the characters, episodes, creators, and the series' impact upon popular culture.\nErrors\nIn the summary of \"Episode 2.\" the line \"one chants out between two worlds\" from the \"fire walk with me\" chant is misquoted as \"one chance heart between two worlds.\"\nAlso in the \"Episode 2\" summary, during the description of Cooper's dream, the author states that \"a vision of Bobby, lying face down\" is seen. What is actually shown in the episode is Cooper asleep in his bed.\nIn his summary for \"Episode 5\" the author misidentifies the song \"Into the Night\" as \"The Nightingale.\"\nThe Blue Pine Lodge is referred to as Blue Lake Lodge."}
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+{"name": "White_Bird", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/White_Bird", "text": "White Bird\nWhite Bird was a Nez Perce chief who escaped captivity of the United States military and joined Sitting Bull in Canada.\nGeneral Oliver Howard blamed his escape on Chief Joseph, determining this to be a violation of Joseph's terms of surrender, thus absolving the government's responsibility to return the Nez Perce to their land.\nBehind the scenes\nWhite Bird (unknown \u2013 March 6, 1892), also referred to as White Pelican, was a Nez Perce leader, war chief, and shaman who refused to surrender to the American military and escaped to Canada, where he remained until his murder at the hands of a fellow Nez Perce."}
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+{"name": "White_Lodge", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/White_Lodge", "text": "White Lodge\n\"Once upon a time, there was a place of great goodness called the White Lodge. Gentle fawns gamboled there amidst happy, laughing spirits. The sounds of innocence and joy filled the air. And when it rained, it rained sweet nectar that infused one's heart with a desire to live life in truth and beauty.\"\n \u2015Windom Earle\nThe White Lodge was a mythological place referenced in the stories of the Nez Perce tribe of northeastern Washington. It was the subject of research by the United States Air Force's top-secret Listening Post Alpha in the region, whose personnel believed it to be a real phenomenon.\nLegends\nThe White Lodge and its opposing counterpart, the Black Lodge, originated in ancient legends passed down by the Nez Perce tribes who once inhabited the Twin Peaks region. In the stories, the White Lodge was the home of the spirits who ruled over man and nature there. It was a place of great goodness, which could be accessed through strong feelings of love.\nRogue FBI agent Windom Earle, who was obsessed with finding the Black Lodge, dismissively referred to the White Lodge as \"a ghastly place, reeking of virtue's sour smell.\"\nHistory\nListening Post Alpha, a secret U.S. Air Force facility located on Blue Pine Mountain, was actively engaged in a mission to locate the White Lodge well into the 1980s under the direction of Major Garland Briggs and his superior, Colonel Calvin Reilly. This endeavor was considered a matter of national security.\nDuring an overnight fishing trip in March 1989, Major Briggs and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper discussed the bizarre recent events surrounding Leland Palmer and BOB, the spirit that had \"possessed\" him. Briggs remarked that there were powerful forces of evil in the world, and asked Cooper if he had ever heard of a place called the White Lodge. Intrigued, Cooper asked to hear more, but while he was away from their campfire the woods lit up, a hooded figure watching them from a nearby ridge. Briggs then disappeared without a trace.\nTwo nights later, Briggs reappeared in his own living room, wearing a World War I-era fighter pilot uniform, to the shock and joy of his wife and son. At the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Briggs struggled to explain what had happened during his abduction, while simultaneously sitting on an ornate throne in the middle of a jungle:\n \n\"I remember stepping from the flames. A vague shape in the dark. Then nothing. 'Til I found myself standing by the cold remains of our campfire. Two days later.\"\n \nBriggs was in a severely disoriented state, at one stage indicating the wooden conference table and asking if it was meant to hold his soul. He also had a strange raised pattern of three triangles behind his left ear. As he recovered, Briggs explained that his station was working to locate the White Lodge, and that he believed he had been taken there during his disappearance. Before he could elaborate, a military police officer arrived to escort him out on the orders of Colonel Reilly. Subsequently, Briggs was deeply disturbed by his colleagues' suspicion and paranoia in his debriefing, and feared that their motives in searching for the lodge were less than pure.\nBehind the scenes\nThe White Lodge is a concept in the school of theosophy, using the connotation of a fraternal organization rather than a place. Psychic Self Defense, a 1930 \"handbook\" by British occultist Dion Fortune, is largely concerned with standards and practices for those belonging to the White Lodges, which are practitioners who follow the right-handed path and shirk using their abilities for ill ends.\nIn an interview with Salon promoting The Final Dossier, the interviewer asks Mark Frost if the Fireman's home and the White Lodge are one and the same. Frost cryptically indicates this is a possibility: \nSalon: The coordinates are one of the running plot threads throughout the new season. In \"Part 17,\" Evil Coop is transported from Jack Rabbit's Palace to a room inhabited by The Fireman \u2013 a space some fans have speculated could be the fabled \"White Lodge.\" Is that an accurate label?MF: I don't want to over-interpret it for people, but if theorizing leads them there, that's certainly a valid point of view."}
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+{"name": "White_Tail_Falls", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/White_Tail_Falls", "text": "White Tail Falls\nWhite Tail Falls was a waterfall on the Columbia River in northeastern Washington, and a local landmark in Twin Peaks, due northwest of the town center near White Tail Mountain.\nAt six hundred feet, the falls were the third-highest in the United States, even taller than Niagara Falls (though not as wide), with a flow rate of two hundred forty-eight million gallons per hour. The waterfall was a popular destination for tourists to the region. A local fable said that those who fell in love within earshot of the falls would remain so for all time.\nHistory\nWhite Tail Falls was created as a result of the Okanagan subcontinent colliding with North America, approximately one hundred million years ago.\nIn the winter of 1942, an unidentified man was rescued while attempting to swim the rapids beneath the waterfall, and treated for frostbite at Calhoun Memorial Hospital.\nIn the mid-twentieth century, J.J. Horne built the Great Northern Hotel resort and spa on a bluff directly overlooking the falls.\nEvery July, the Twin Peaks Independence Day celebration included an inner-tube race on the river at the bottom. Occasionally, swimmers were killed attempting to ride down the falls in a barrel.\nAs of 1989, the Twin Peaks Chamber of Commerce offered bus tours to the waterfall at 3:00 p.m. daily, departing from Town Hall.\nIn February 1990, exactly one year after his daughter Laura disappeared, Leland Palmer shot himself while sitting in his parked car near the falls.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes featuring the waterfall were filmed at Snoqualmie Falls, located on the Snoqualmie River between Snoqualmie and Falls City, Washington."}
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+{"name": "Wild_West", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wild_West", "text": "Wild West\n\"Wild West\" was a song by Lissie.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Lissie played \"Wild West\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, the same night Megan and Sophie met for drinks.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Wild West\" is a song featured on Lissie's fourth studio album My Wild West. The song, in an stripped-down format, was featured over the end credits of \"Part 14\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 9 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nAre you out thereTo take away my fear?I haven't lost my hopeEven though I am so far from my homeI've been living my life on the edgeSlip and fall if I take one more stepThere's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westWild, wild west (x2)Wild, wildFrom where I standThere's a world where you canAll that you lost, you get backAnd all that you want, you can haveI've been living my life on the edgeSlip and fall if I take one more stepThere's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westWild, wild west (x2)Wild, wildI've been dancing in the moonlightI've been laughing with this firelightLiving, I've been givingI've been living with the firelightI'll be fine, fine (x2)I'll be fine, fine, fineI've been living my life on the edgeSlip and fall if I take one more stepThere's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westI've been living too close to the edgeIf I fall who's gonna catch me?There's safety in numbers, I guessBut I'm going rogue in the wild, wild westI've been dancing in the moonlightI've been laughing with this firelightLiving, I've been givingI've been giving with the firelightI'll be fine, fine (x3)I'll be fine, fine (x3)\nCredits\nTo be added"}
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+{"name": "Will_Hayward", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Will_Hayward", "text": "Will Hayward\nWilliam \"Doc\" Hayward, M.D. was a physician and coroner. He was also the loving husband of Eileen Hayward and father of Donna, Harriet, and Gersten.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nFollowing in his father's footsteps, Will attended medical school at Washington University in 1947 and completed his post-graduate work at the University of Washington in 1952. He then took over his father's medical practice.\nIn the 1960s, he married Eileen and they had three daughters: Donna, Harriet, and Gersten. In the early 1970s, Eileen had an affair with Benjamin Horne, which may have resulted in Donna's birth.\nLaura Palmer's final days\nOn a day in February 1989, Will went into his living room and tries to perform a magic trick for Donna and her best friend, Laura Palmer. The latter lit a cigarette and the doctor questioned why he allowed her to do this in his home. His wife brought in muffins and he found a piece of paper, a \"secret message for Laura,\" which he read to her: \"The angels will return, and when you see the one that's meant to help you, you will weep with joy.\" He then got up to answer the phone, Laura's father, Leland on the other end, asking her to come home.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nHayward was called to the Blue Pine Lodge when Pete Martell found a body wrapped in plastic. When Deputy Andy Brennan became too emotional while taking pictures of the scene, Hayward finished for him. He and Sheriff Harry S. Truman then rolled over the face-down body and pulled plastic away from her face, revealing it to be Laura.\nHe waited at the hospital for Sheriff Truman and Leland Palmer so the latter could identify his daughter's body.\nHe later sedated Sarah Palmer at her home so she could calmly answer questions Truman had for her concerning Laura.\nIn the evening, he sat with his wife, talking about the events that took place throughout the day. He told her that part of a necklace was found at the crime scene, a detail that had not been released to the public. Hayward said that they believed the killer may have had the other half of the necklace. Shortly after, Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson came to pick up Donna, but Will found that she was not home, having left through a window. He requested Mike to help find her and also reported her absence to Sheriff Truman.\nWhen Donna was reported as safe, he went to the sheriff's station, where Truman brought her to him and he took her home after a short talk.\n \nThe next day, Hayward presented the autopsy results of Laura to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Truman, but said that he could not bring himself to do it, only having assisted Joe Fielding who came from Fairvale for it. The autopsy revealed the time of death to have been between midnight and 4:00 AM, the cause of death to have been a loss of blood, she had bite marks on her shoulders and tongue, and lesions on her wrists, ankles, and upper arms. He also said that she had sexual relations with at least three men within twelve hours of her death and that the man who killed her is the same person who attacked Ronette Pulaski. Hayward was also asked how long it would be until the then-unresponsive Ronette could be asked about her experience, but he said it was too early to tell.\nAt dinnertime, James Hurley came and met them.\nAfter dinner, he went to bed with his wife, leaving James and Donna alone.\nThe next day, after church, he had lunch with Eileen and Donna at the Double R Diner.\nHayward got into a fight the next day with FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield, who wished to continue tests on Laura's body while Hayward insisted on it being released for the funeral. When the disagreement became physical, he was restrained by Deputy Andy Brennan and the present Benjamin Horne, who took the doctor's side. The altercation became physical once more before Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper. After the sheriff punched Albert, Cooper ordered the body to be released.\nHayward calls Donna for assistance the next day as he tried to cook dinner.\nAt Jacques Renault's apartment the following day, Doctor Hayward told Cooper the blood type found on a shirt belonging to Leo Johnson as AB negative. Cooper said that this was Jacques's blood, and Hayward then received a call confirming this.\nHe went with Cooper, Truman, and Deputy Hawk to find a cabin in the woods belonging to Jacques. They encountered the Log Lady and went inside for tea and cookies. She said her log saw something the night Laura died and spoke for it before the men headed back out. They approached the cabin, where inside, music was playing and they found Waldo, a myna bird belonging to Jacques.\nBack at the station, Doctor Hayward read aloud about myna birds to Harry and Dale, trying to get Waldo to speak. He went to get apples for the food-deprived bird.\nThe next day, he showed Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper to Lawrence Jacoby, who had suffered a heart attack and was \"rambling incoherently\" and said he had a phone call from Laura Palmer and was attacked.\nHe went to the sheriff's station with Cooper and Truman. When Leland came asking about a suspect in Laura's murder being arrested, Will suggested Leland go home to Sarah. Hayward then left.\nThe next morning, he stood over Agent Cooper, who had been brought to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. The FBI agent explained what happened, that his bulletproof vest was pulled up because he was chasing a wood tick. Hayward showed him the bullet, which had the dead tick stuck to it. After Lucy filled in Cooper on what happened overnight, Hayward commented that the hospital had not been this busy since the Elk's Club fire of 1959. Against Hayward's wishes, Cooper left his hospital bed.\nThey observed as Jacques' bagged body was wheeled through a hallway in the hospital after being murdered overnight.\nHayward was later confused about Jacoby's condition, thinking he may have been on something, but supposed it was the hospital's food. Cooper and Truman then arrived.\nThe Palmers joined his family for dinner in the evening and entertainment by his younger daughters, Harriet and Gersten. He talked with Leland, who then got up to sing and fainted after frantically speeding up the rhythm of the song.\nThe following day, Doc explained to Shelly her husband's condition: a bullet was lodged in his spine and he may have been paralyzed. Leo was comatose and Hayward was not sure when he would improve.\nHe later answered a phone call from Harold Smith to Donna.\nHe oversaw Nadine Hurley as her husband, Ed came to her bedside. He explaining why she was restrained and suggested singing her favorite song to her.\nThe next day, Hayward watched the interrogation of Leland Palmer, who had been arrested for the murder of Jacques Renault and confessed.\nCooper told Doc that Leland would plead temporary insanity and he said they would need to perform a psychiatric evaluation. As Cooper left, Andy confided in Doc that he needed to have a sperm count done. He gave Andy a vial and went out to his car.\nDoctor Hayward went to the Great Northern Hotel a few days later, where the sheriff's department was with Mike, a spirit housed in the body of Phillip Gerard. They were there to determine the host of an evil spirit known as \"BOB\". Mike had a seizure when Ben Horne entered the room.\nAfter Ben was arrested for Laura's murder, Hayward drew blood from him.\nWill warned Cooper the next day that Mike was dehydrated and in need of his medicine.\nAftermath of Laura's murder\nThree days after Leland was arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody, Hayward got ready to sedate Sarah before the funeral, but she calmly refused.\nLater at the reception, a fight broke out between Mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother, Dougie. Hayward and Pete explained to Agent Cooper the ongoing feud between the siblings.\nAfter Dougie Milford died the night after his wedding, Hayward stated that he believed his death to have been from a heart attack. He later confirmed this with an autopsy, which he delivers to the mayor in Sheriff Truman's office. After the mayor left the office, Will spotted Dougie's widow, Lana, and was taken with the rest of the men present by her charms.\nHayward was present at the sheriff's station the next day where Major Garland Briggs recounted his experiences following his sudden disappearance a few days prior. He described a vision of a giant owl and his involvement with the Air Force's Project Blue Book, which had officially been disbanded in 1969, though they still searched for a place called the \"White Lodge\".\nThe doctor examined a body found in Sheriff Truman's office later at night, with a chess pawn in his mouth. Cooper stated that he believed the victim had a stab wound, which the doctor soon confirmed. Cooper believed this to be the handiwork of former FBI agent Windom Earle due to a similar case.\nAt the diner, Will met with Ed, whose wife had reverted to a teenage state-of-mind following her suicide attempt. Ed said that she wished to start dating boys, to which Hayward said to give her a 9:00 curfew on school nights. He changed the subject to Donna, who had gone looking for James and asked Ed if he knew anything about this, to which he said Donna was taking him some money to where he was staying out west. Will then left.\nLater in the evening, he ordered Lucy Moran, Andy, and Dick Tremayne together to talk about Nicky Needleman, whom Andy and Dick suspected to have killed his own parents at the age of 6. Hayward shot down this ridiculous notion and informed them that Nicky was conceived by a sexual assault, his mother died in childbirth, and his adoptive parents were killed in a car crash.\nWill is defeated in a game of chess by Pete the next day.\nWill and Eileen came home from the grocery store a couple days later and Donna told them that Hayward's old colleague, Gerald Craig, had visited. However, Will noted this to be impossible, as Craig had drowned many years before. Eileen called the number left by \"Craig,\" discovering that it actually belonged to a cemetery. Will opened a gift also left by \"Craig,\" containing a knight chess piece along with a chess move. He left to take it to Agent Cooper, believing the man to have actually been Windom Earle.\nDoctor Hayward observed a bonsai tree the following day in Sheriff Truman's office, the sheriff then came in, suffering from a hangover. He then informed Cooper and Truman about the visit from Earle just before Cooper's superior, FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, arrived.\nLater, he observed Donna, who had received a postcard from James, who was in San Francisco. She then asked how Eileen knew Benjamin Horne, to which he replied that she probably did not, but Donna says he had visited the previous day and she went to the Great Northern, which Will dismissed as charity meetings. The doorbell then rang and Donna answered, bringing in a delivery of flowers for Eileen.\nThe next day, Will met with the rest of the Miss Twin Peaks Judging and Rules Committee, which included Dwayne Milford and Pete Martell. Benjamin Horne addressed the committee, suggesting the theme of the contest's speeches should concern how to save the forests. After Horne leaves, Lana is called up as the first candidate for the contest.\nAt dinner, Donna tried to ask Eileen how she knew Ben Horne, but Will stated again the charity, which Eileen quickly agreed to. However, Donna was not sold on the idea, because of the flowers sent to their house.\nWill went to Ben Horne the next day and warned him to stay away from Eileen, wishing the past affair between the two to stay buried. He met John Justice Wheeler, then excused himself.\nDonna came down to the living room the next day, dressed up for Miss Twin Peaks. Will complimented her and Eileen wished to hear her speech, but she instead said she wanted to know the truth about Eileen's involvement with Benjamin Horne. They did not reveal any information to her, so she left.\nHe hosted the Miss Twin Peaks Contest that evening. He announced the winner as Annie Blackburn, and subsequently, chaos ensued, resulting in Annie's kidnapping by Earle.\nFollowing the chaos at the pageant, Hayward patched up Mike Nelson and Nadine, the latter having been hit in the head by sandbags and had apparently returned to her adult mental state.\nHe came home to find Donna in tears, ready to leave, with Ben standing in the living room. Angered, he told Ben to leave. After Ben's wife, Sylvia, arrived, Will punched Ben, causing him to smack his head into the fireplace.\nHayward drove Ben to the hospital, claiming that, as the two spoke privately, Ben had become light-headed and slipped, hitting his head on the mantel. Hayward saw to Ben's condition, diagnosing him with a grade 2 concussion.\nAfter Cooper and Annie appeared at Glastonbury Grove, Will and Sheriff Truman took Cooper back to the Great Northern. He got up to brush his teeth. Hayward and Truman heard the mirror break in the bathroom while Cooper laughed and asked, \"How's Annie?\"\nHayward and Sheriff Truman broke down the door and found Cooper, who explained that he slipped and hit his head on the mirror, which struck him as funny. Hayward advised that he go back to bed, but Cooper said he had not yet brushed his teeth.\nHayward and Truman took him to the hospital, where Cooper was diagnosed with a grade 2 concussion. About an hour later, Hayward saw Cooper exit the intensive care unit where Audrey Horne was being kept while in a coma from a bombing at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan.\nWithin the following three months, Hayward closed his practice in Twin Peaks and moved to Middlebury, Vermont, where he opened a new practice in family medicine. He and Eileen subsequently divorced.\nOver twenty years later, Will reconciled with Donna, who he hired as his assistant.\nIn 2016, Sheriff Frank Truman contacted Hayward through Skype for assistance in a case involving Agent Cooper. Hayward recounted to Frank his last encounter with Cooper at the hospital.\nBehind the scenes\nHayward was played by Warren Frost, who was the father of Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost and writer Scott Frost. Frost appeared posthumously in the 2017 series following his death on February 17, 2017.\nIn \"Part 7,\" Hayward's Skype username is \"MiddleburyDoc,\" apparently a reference to Frost's retirement in Middlebury, Vermont. 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+{"name": "Will_Johnson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Will_Johnson", "text": "Will Johnson\nWill Johnson was a childhood acquaintance of Dale Cooper, the elder brother of Cooper's friend Tom.\nWill was drafted to serve in the Vietnam War. While deployed in early 1968, Will sent a letter along with a jungle leaf to his family in Philadelphia.\nWill was killed in action on February 15, 1968. Due to the nature of his death, his coffin was ordered sealed. He was buried in Philadelphia with full military honors."}
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+{"name": "William_Clark", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/William_Clark", "text": "William Clark\nCaptain William Clark was the co-commander of the Corps of Discovery, alongside Meriwether Lewis.\nBiography\nClark was at one point the commanding officer of Meriwether Lewis, who recruited him to co-command the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition across the Louisiana Purchase commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson.\nOn September 20, 1805, shortly after crossing the present-day border of Washington, Clark encountered a group of Nez Perce boys, who then hid from him. He handed over his gun and horse to one of his men and gave pieces of ribbon to the boys, who he then sent to a nearby village. A man from the village cautiously met him, then informed him that the village's chief would return in fifteen to eighteen days.\nThe following day, the men of the village took Clark downriver to meet Chief Twisted Hair. Twisted Hair drew for Clark a map of the river, which passed between two mountains and to a great waterfall, the location of present-day Twin Peaks. Clark could not determine what this place signified to them, but the expedition's Shoshone guide Sacagawea suggested it was related to the tribe's fascination with spirits. Clark then sent Reubin Fields and a man from the tribe to bring Lewis to the camp.\nLewis set off to explore the area charted in the map while Clark stayed with the rest of their party and returned on October 3.\nClark returned to Washington, D.C. with the expedition in 1807. A year later, Lewis initiated Clark into the St. Louis Masonic Lodge. Clark later founded Missouri Lodge 12 and remained an active Freemason for the rest of his life.\nJournals by Clark were among several documents compiled in a dossier that was discovered in 2016.\nBehind the scenes\nWilliam Clark (August 1, 1770 \u2013 September 1, 1838) was an American soldier, explorer, Indian agent, and territorial governor, best known for co-leading the Corps of Discovery Expedition from 1804 to 1806.\nChris Mulkey narrated Clark's letters in the audiobook release of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."}
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+{"name": "William_Hastings", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/William_Hastings", "text": "William Hastings\nWilliam \"Bill\" Hastings was a high school principal in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Through his hobbyist interest in alternate dimensions, Hastings and his mistress Ruth Davenport became embroiled in a conflict between Dale Cooper's double and the missing Major Garland Briggs.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nAt the age of ten, Hastings first read Robert Heinlein's Orphans of the Sky, inspiring a lifelong interest in science fiction.\nAs of 2016, Hastings had been having an affair with a local librarian, Ruth Davenport. With Ruth and Heinrich Viegel, he also ran a blog documenting alternate dimensions and paranormal phenomena, titled The Search for the Zone. The site was opened in June 1997 and was updated through November 2015. Hastings occasionally replied to comments left on the site's guestbook, notably one by John Garvey, which involved Garvey's experience meeting a deceased friend in \"another place.\"\nThe zone\nOn or around September 19, 2016, Hastings and Davenport visited the property at 2240 Sycamore and traveled to another reality, which Hastings called \"the zone.\" They encountered a man there, \"the Major\" (later identified as Garland Briggs), who said he had been \"hibernating\" and needed to travel somewhere else to remain safe. The Major asked them to access a secure military database and bring him a set of coordinates, which they did. Ruth wrote down the set of numbers on her arm, and a copy was also given to Hastings' secretary, Betty. Hastings updated his blog to note their meeting with the Major.\nWhen they returned around September 22, they gave him the coordinates, whereupon the Major floated into the air, saying \"Cooper. Cooper.\" His head then disappeared. Several other people in that place then attacked Hastings, grabbing him by the neck and demanding to know the name of his wife, Phyllis. William then woke up at home. When questioned, he would later claim he had had an uneventful staff evaluation meeting at school that evening and had driven Betty home afterward, though he did remember having a terrible nightmare.\nArrest\nA few days later, Ruth's severed head and Briggs' decapitated body were found in Ruth's apartment. Hastings' fingerprints were all over the crime scene. He was arrested at his home by Detective Dave Macklay and was questioned about Ruth Davenport as well as his activities. His story lined up until there was a 45 to 50-minute gap that he could not account for, but eventually said he was taking his assistant, Betty, home after a meeting that had concluded. Hastings was then told that Ruth Davenport was found murdered, and Bill's fingerprints were found in the apartment. He was then escorted to a jail cell.\nWhile Bill waited nervously in his cell for his lawyer, George Bautzer, his wife came to see him, who said that he could not be released on bail, according to George. Bill insisted that while he was never in Ruth's apartment, he dreamt that he was there. Phyllis then stated that she knew he was having an affair with Ruth, and Bill countered with the knowledge that she was having an affair with George and possibly someone else. After she taunted him with \"life in prison,\" Detective Macklay came to dismiss her. A woodsman, sitting in a nearby cell, disappeared.\nOn September 29, a sobbing Bill was interviewed by FBI Agent Tammy Preston, concerning his website, The Search for the Zone, and his experience visiting the zone with Davenport. He signed and dated a photograph of Garland Briggs, verifying that this was \"the Major\" they had encountered.\nThe next day, Hastings led the FBI and Macklay to the property where he and Ruth and visited the zone. He sat in Macklay's car, terrified to see several woodsmen lurking around the buildings. One of them, flickering in and out of sight, crept up to the backseat window. Moments later, Hastings' head imploded, killing him instantly.\nBehind the scenes\nThe following, some of which was apparently recycled for Mr. C's arrest report in \"Part 4\", appears on Hastings' driver's license in \"Part 1\":\nLicense number: H62499810\nClass of vehicle: 1\nIssue date: 08/15/2012\nExpire date: 08/15/2017\nHeight: 6 feet 3 inches\nWeight: 215 pounds\nEyes color: Blue\nSex: Male\nBirthdate: August 15, 1973\nRestrictions: O\nEndorsements: none\nName: Hastings, William\nResidence address: 439 Elm Street Buckhorn, SD"}
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+{"name": "Williams", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Williams", "text": "Williams\n\"And you can send clothes. When we picked him up, he was completely naked.\"\n \u2015Sergeant Williams\nSergeant Williams was an officer of Jackson Hole Police who found naked Jerry Horne."}
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+{"name": "Willow_Inn", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Willow_Inn", "text": "Willow Inn\nThe Willow Inn was an inn located in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nEach room at the inn had a private bath, fireplace, and brass bed. Also provided was continental breakfast, afternoon refreshments, a tennis court, swimming pool, bicycles, and fishing equipment."}
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+{"name": "Wilson", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wilson", "text": "Wilson\nWilson was a field agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation based in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAgent Wilson excitedly forwarded a call to Randall Headley from Deputy Director Gordon Cole requesting information on two Las Vegas residents, Douglas and Jane Jones, wanted in connection with a double murder. Wilson expressed doubt upon hearing that there were over twenty-three people named Douglas Jones in the metropolitan area, but Headley, slamming his hand on the desk, furiously shouted that this was part of their job as FBI agents.\nWilson later brought Headley to a Douglas and Jane Jones that had been brought in for questioning. However, they turned out to be the incorrect Joneses, as they had multiple children."}
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+{"name": "Wilson_Mooney", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wilson_Mooney", "text": "Wilson Mooney\nWilson Mooney was Hank Jennings' parole officer.\nBiography\nIn late February 1989, Hank was due for a parole meeting, so Mooney met with Hank's wife, Norma. He told her of Hank's good behavior and the likelihood of his release. When he asked her how she dealt with potential suitors, she responded that she would tell them about her homicidally-jealous husband.\nHank was released after his parole meeting the following day."}
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+{"name": "Wind_River", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Wind_River", "text": "Wind River\nThe Wind River was a tributary in Washington where the body of murdered teenage prostitute Teresa Banks was found.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Wind River, also known as the Crusattes River, is a tributary of the Columbia River.\nFilming actually took place along the Snoqualmie River along Olallie State Park just outside of North Bend, Washington."}
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+{"name": "Windom_Earle", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Windom_Earle", "text": "Windom Earle\nWindom Earle was a former FBI agent, paired up with Agent Dale Cooper, later declared insane following the murder of his wife, Caroline.\nBiography\n\nEarly Life\nBorn circa 1941, Earle claimed that when he was ten years old in 1951, he had watched the film I Was a Communist for the F.B.I., and had as a result been greatly inspired to seek out a job in law enforcement.\nAcademically, Earle would prove to be quite a prodigy in his youth. By the age of fourteen he became a chess grandmaster, by age sixteen, he had enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania, where he earned a degree in criminal justice at age eighteen.\nAfter graduating, he applied for a job at the FBI, and was accepted on as a trainee. He attended his training as an agent at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, and passed with historically high marks.\nProject Blue Book\n \nA Special Agent of the FBI by 1965, Earle was loaned out by the Bureau to the United States Air Force as part of Project Blue Book and formed an interest in what the dugpas called the \"Black Lodge.\" During this time he also crossed paths with Douglas Milford. He was removed from the project when be became obsessive and violent, and his activities were classified.\nIn the aftermath, Earle partnered up with Gordon Cole and some other agents in creating the Blue Rose group. In 1973, Earle was assigned by the Bureau as an investigator in the Watergate hearing. During this time he met the young law student, Caroline Powell, and the two started dating, and eventually married on August 10, 1974, the day after Richard Nixon resigned from office.\nCooper's partner\nAt a job fair in December 1975, Earle met a young man named Dale Cooper, who had an interest in joining the bureau. When Cooper joined the FBI in the early 1980s, Earle kept a close eye on his progress and the two were partnered by the bureau and they began to play chess every day. It was during this time that Earle began acting strangely, and he disappeared around the time a body was found with its hands missing and face destroyed. Earle claimed to not remember what occurred during his disappearance and no arrests were made, despite four months of investigation. During his absence, Cooper began to bond with Earle's wife, Caroline.\nLater FBI investigations would reveal that Earle had around this time deliberately set up several \"coincidental\" meetings between Cooper and Caroline, unbeknownst to both of them, with the hopes of getting them into a relationship with each other. Earle would during these meetings claim to be out of town or occupied elsewhere, but would in fact shadow and monitor the couple from a distance. When speculating for a motive for this behavior, Tammy Preston noticed in her examination that Earle's sanity had at this point already started to slip, so when he noticed that Cooper and Caroline had shown mild interest in each other at an FBI Christmas party, he became obsessed with the two of them having an affair, and so had started to \"play cupid\" for them if only to make sure his paranoid fantasy would match reality.\nSometime around 1985, when Cooper was vacationing in the Caribbean, Earle claimed that his wife had been kidnapped by three men as they ate dinner. Caroline was found when she was arrested for prostitution in lower Manhattan, suffering from a heroin addiction. Following an attempt on her life, she was moved to a safe house, where Earle decided not to stay, thus sparking an affair between Dale and Caroline. Days later, Windom stabbed the lovers, killing Caroline and seriously injuring Cooper. Following this, Earle was institutionalized.\nEscape\nFollowing a taunting phone call he made to Cooper in early 1988, Earle escaped from the institution in March 1989 and made his way to Twin Peaks, Washington, where Cooper had been investigating the murder of a teenage girl. He began taunting Cooper by sending him chess deals and articles of Caroline's clothes from their wedding to various locations.\nSearch for the Black Lodge\nWhile intentionally taunting Cooper, Earle's true reason for going to Twin Peaks was to find the Black Lodge.\nInside a small cabin in the woods, Windom welcomed a man named 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.\nHe later donned a disguise as Leo transcribed a poem Dale had once given to Caroline. He showed him photos of Donna Hayward, Shelly Johnson, and Audrey Horne, asking which one would be his \"queen.\"\nEarle tore the poem into three parts and went to the Great Northern Hotel, where he passed Cooper and went to the front desk, delivering the portion of the poem for Audrey.\nThe next day, Earle went to the Double R Diner, where he left the poem for Shelly Johnson before leaving. He went back to his cabin to check on Leo's progress with arrow-making for him, then in the evening, he went to the Roadhouse, where he had requested the presence of Donna, Shelly, and Audrey with his notes. He watched them as they tried to decipher his message.\nIn the morning, Leo brought Earle a pair of slippers and a pipe, followed by the newspaper, in which he found the next chess move from Cooper, which Windom saw as a trick, angrily discovering that Cooper was receiving help.\n \nDisguised as Doctor Gerald Craig, an old colleague of Doctor Will Hayward, Earle visited the Hayward home. Donna answered and he delivered his cover story. She invited him in and he gave her a gift for her father, then left.\nIn a different disguise, he went to the diner and encouraged Shelly to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and observed Cooper from across the room.\nThe following day, Earle listened in on Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole's visit to the sheriff's station, where a bugged bonsai plant sat on the sheriff's desk, which Earle had delivered as being from Josie Packard. They discussed the possibility of Earle faking his illness after the doctors discovered that he was injecting himself with haloperidol. They also discussed that he was loaned out for two years to the Air Force in 1965 as part of Project Blue Book although it was top secret for national security. However, he stopped listening when Cole yelled directly into the bonsai plant. He then had Leo pick three cards from a deck: three queens, with Donna, Audrey, and Shelly's faces on them. He picked one more card: a king with Cooper's face on it. He then found the queen of hearts and placed it on a poster for the Miss Twin Peaks contest, declaring that the winner would die.\nHe went to the library, disguised as poetry teacher Edward Perkins, and ran into Audrey, who was researching civil disobedience. She showed him the poem he had sent her and he had her read it for him. Earle commented that looking at her and hearing her recite it made her look like a queen.\nEarle then traveled to Owl Cave, where the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department had uncovered a petroglyph. He inverted the symbol found at the site, causing a sort of physical effect in the cave.\nIn the woods, he 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.\nHe built a large chess pawn around Rusty and had Leo give him a beer. He painted it, then got out a crossbow. Earle had a reluctant Leo bring him an arrow, which he then fired into Rusty, killing him.\nLater, Earle observed Cooper spending a romantic time with Annie Blackburn, and he smirked. In the evening, he delivered the pawn containing Rusty's corpse to the park gazebo.\nThe next day, again listening through the bonsai plant, Earle found that Cooper and the other lawmen had caught onto his search for the Black Lodge, and he wished to ask questions to Major Garland Briggs, who previously worked with him on Project Blue Book.\nHe told Leo about the dugpas, saying that he would have appreciated them. Leo then saw the card with Shelly's face on it and said her name. Earle asks him if he would mourn her death, but doubted it, believing he would even help him kill her if she won Miss Twin Peaks. Leo denied this and pointed the shock collar remote at him, and Windom feigned fear until Leo ended up shocking himself.\nWith Leo and himself in a horse costume, Earle approached Briggs in the woods and he fired a dart into him, causing him to fall. Laughing, Earle revealed his identity to Briggs. After going back to the cabin, Earle interrogated Briggs about Owl Cave, but the Major stayed silent, so he injects 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.\nHe listened in on the sheriff's station, where Cooper and Truman discussed Earle's motives and the death of Josie Packard, believing she was killed by fear, and that after she died, Cooper saw an entity called \"BOB\" from the Black Lodge, who seemed to be feeding off of Josie's fear. Earle had an epiphany, knowing all he needed to know to access the Black Lodge. He packed his bags to prepare for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, leaving a nest of tarantulas dangling above Leo's head, ready to fall if he let go of a rope between his teeth.\nHe went to the Miss Twin Peaks contest, disguised as the Log Lady. When Bobby Briggs approached him, Windom knocked him out with a log. He went up to the lighting catwalk as Annie Blackburn delivered her speech.\nAfter Annie was announced as the winner, Windom shut off the lights and turned on strobes as he began to set off smoke bombs, one going off directly in front of Cooper. He then pulled Annie off of the stage with a chloroform rag and stole Pete Martell's truck.\nEarle took Annie to Glastonbury Grove, commenting that he liked the fear she was expressing. He took her to the circle of sycamore trees, where she became hypnotized and he led her into the Black Lodge.\n \nIn the Lodge, he appeared to Cooper. Annie appeared and disappeared. Windom then laughed, saying she would live if Dale gave up his soul. He said he would and Earle stabbed him. This was quickly reversed and BOB appeared, saying he could not ask for Cooper's soul, then took Earle's.\nLegacy\nTwenty-five years later, both Dale Cooper and his doppelganger were reminded of the events that happened on March 26, 1989, faintly remembering that Windom Earle was there.\nModus operandi\nWindom Earle was a meticulous and proficient serial killer, who left little to no clues, including a full absence of fingerprints and posed victims in rather eccentric ways, making tableaus, signifying some meaning. While his killing spree was originally stylized as a chess game with Dale Cooper with each victim being a lost figure of Cooper's in a play, it was later revealed to mostly being a fa\u00e7ade for his real actions regarding the Black Lodge.\nWindom Earle usually stabbed his victims in the aorta but would kill people in a variety of ways, including crossbows and complicated traps.\nChess game\nEarle was playing white:\nEarle: P to K-4 (Pawn to King's 4)\nCooper: P to Q4 (Pawn to Queen's 4)\nEarle: P to Q4 (Pawn to Queen's 4)\nCooper: N to QB3 (Knight to Queen's Bishop 3)\nEarle: PxP (Pawn takes Pawn)\nCooper/Pete: P to QN3 (Pawn to Queen's Knight 3), Pete claimed that Earle would not be able to take another piece before five or six moves although he actually did in just three moves. The Twin Peaks Gazette printed the move as B to QB4 (Bishop to Queen's Bishop 4)\nEarle: N to KB3 (Knight to King's Bishop 3)\nCooper/Pete: P to QR3 (Pawn to Queen's Rook 3)\nEarle: BxP (Bishop takes Pawn)\nDisguises\nWindom Earle was a master of disguise, who could easily hide in plain sight, undetected even by people who had seen him. He casually changed his appearance with incredible ease, utilizing both elaborate make-up and costumes and a full change of mannerisms.\nCourier - thick glasses, whiskers, stylized mustache, accent. Used to deliver a message to Audrey Horne and Dale Cooper in Great Northern Hotel.\nTrucker - \"Courtwright Diesel & Machines\" baseball cap, a single gold tooth, a fat suit under the shirt. Used to deliver a message to Shelly Johnson in Double R Diner and also to spy on Donna Hayward, Shelly and Audrey in a Roadhouse.\nDr. Gerald Craig - grayed eyebrows, gray mustache, a hat. Used to deliver \"a gift\" for William \"Doc\" Hayward through Donna Hayward which is also an announcement of his next move in a chess play with Dale Cooper.\nA Kind Biker - Harley-Davidson motorcycle rider outfit, a long hair wig, bandana, fake tattoos on left arm (fire) and face (spider), mustache and beard. Used to spy on Dale Cooper and converse to Shelly Johnson in Double R Diner.\nEdward Perkins - beard, mustache, thin glasses, a pipe, a bowtie. Used to converse to Audrey Horne in the library.\n\"Weird Suit\" - used to lure Rusty Tomasky.\nFisherman - fisherman outfit. Used to spy on Dale Cooper and Annie Blackburn on the lake.\nThe Log Lady - used to infiltrate Miss Twin Peaks Contest and steal the car of Pete Martell.\nVictims\nCaroline Earle - single stab wound, one inch beneath the sternum, severing the aorta.\nErik Powell (\"The Dead Man\"/\"John Doe\") - single stab wound, one inch beneath the sternum, severing the aorta.\nUnknown Man - taped to the bottom of the table at the power station.\nRusty Tomasky (\"Heavy Metal Youth\"/\"Young Man\") - shot with a crossbow while being in a large papier-m\u00e2ch\u00e9 figure of a chess pawn.\nLeo Johnson - shot 5 times in and around the heart. Shooter unconfirmed, but Earle is mostly likely suspect according to the FBI.\nAttempted\nDale Cooper - tries to claim his soul using Black Lodge, stabs him in the Lodge after he first sees Laura's doppelganger\nAnnie Blackburn - tried to claim her soul using Black Lodge.\nInjured\nMajor Garland Briggs - drugged up and tortured with crossbow and bolts.\nBobby Briggs - knocked out with a log.\nNadine Hurley - knocked out with a sandbag.\nBehind the scenes\nWindom Earle was played by Canadian actor Kenneth Welsh. Robert Engels, who was friends with Welsh, was the one who suggested he should audition for the part. Engels also knew Welsh played the flute and suggested he play it for one of his scenes in Episode 22. Welsh used his own shakuhachi flute. Most of Earle's disguises were Welsh's own ideas.\nHarley Peyton named Earle after actor William Windom and Humphrey Bogart's character from the 1941 film High Sierra: \"Mad Dog\" Roy Earle.\nSubtitles on various releases of Twin Peaks erroneously state that Sarah Palmer speaks with Earle's voice in her scene with Major Briggs in Episode 29.\nWelsh wasn't asked to reprise his role in the 2017 series, but he would have been loved to. He does incidentally appear in the series; footage from Episode 29 featured in Part 2 and Part 5 as flashbacks of Dale Cooper and his doppelganger, respectively, feature his shadow and a brief glimpse of his jacketed shoulder, which shows several times due to footage being looped. \nTrivia\nDespite only appearing in 10 episodes (one of which only as a voice), Kenneth Welsh is still considered a member of the main cast of Season 2.\nThe Twin Peaks Collectible CardArt card \"DON'T LET 'EM RATTLE YOU, COOP...\" erroneously states that Earle was sent to Twin Peaks to conduct an Internal Affairs investigation against Cooper. This was actually assigned to Agent Roger Hardy.\nWhile Windom makes no appearance in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, nor is he mentioned, there are a few signs of his existence in the movie which are of note. Firstly, Annie Blackburn appearing in the vision of Laura Palmer is dressed like Caroline Earle and secondly, Dale Cooper acting very differently than what we see in the series may be interpreted as a sign of psychological trauma received by him in the encounter with Earle.\nThere is a garage punk/ surf/ rockabilly band named Thee Windom Earles. Based in Manchester, they regularly perform in the U.K., playing at the 10th Twin Peaks Festival with a surprise guest appearing with Kenneth Welsh in 2019.\nGallery\nEarle appearing to Cooper in the Lodge."}
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+{"name": "Winslow", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Winslow", "text": "Winslow\nMrs. Winslow was a teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 2, 1968, Winslow taught a sexual education class to the female students of the eighth grade class.\nIt was soon discovered that the class was spied on from the air vent by Dale Cooper. Along with the headmaster and Mr. Brumley, Mrs. Winslow confronted Cooper and confiscated the tape he had recorded of the class."}
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+{"name": "Winston_Sanford_White", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Winston_Sanford_White", "text": "Winston Sanford White\nWinston Sanford White was the architect of the Grange in Twin Peaks, Washington."}
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+{"name": "Woman_in_car", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Woman_in_car", "text": "Woman in car\n\"What are you doing?! We're trying to get home! We're already late! We're late for dinner, it's way past six thirty! WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?!\"\nAn unidentified woman was caught in a traffic jam outside the Double R Diner after a boy fired a gun out of his car.\nThe woman, already late to a 6:30 dinner with a sick girl and the girl's uncle, honked her horn incessantly while Deputy Bobby Briggs questioned the boy and his family. When he approached her open window, she bellowed at him in frustration and said that they desperately needed to get home. Suddenly, the girl began convulsing and leaned toward Bobby, vomiting a green liquid, as the woman screamed in terror."}
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+{"name": "Woodsman", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Woodsman", "text": "Woodsman\n\"Now I remember! I saw them in a room. I saw the bearded men, the same type Albert and I saw. Dirty, bearded men, in a room!\"\n \u2015Gordon Cole\nThe woodsmen were mysterious beings observed above a convenience store, which took the form of disheveled, bearded men.\nBiography\n\n1940s-50s\nA great number of woodsmen appeared outside a convenience store, shuffling to and fro, their arrival a direct outcome of the Trinity nuclear test in White Sands, New Mexico.\nOn August 5, 1956, a woodsman, resembling a pitch-black bearded man, materialized and descended from the sky in New Mexico near the site of the nuclear test, along with another shadowy man. They stopped a car and the woodsman asked the couple inside, \"Gotta light?\" Frightened, the couple drove away.\nStill repeating his question, the woodsman then went to the office of KPJK, killed the receptionist, and held a disc jockey tightly by the head as he repeatedly broadcast the words:\n\"This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes, and dark within.\"\nThe broadcast caused those who heard it to lose consciousness, including a young girl. A strange creature that had just hatched in the desert took the opportunity to crawl inside the girl's mouth. Afterward, the woodsman crushed the disc jockey's skull and left.\n1980s\nTwo bearded woodsmen witnessed a meeting between the arm and BOB above a convenience store. One adjusted something behind a device and affected the room's lights, while another slapped his knee in response to the arm's statements. The Electrician, Mrs. Tremond, her grandson, and a jumping man were also present.\n2010s\nA staring pitch-black woodsman sat in the cell two doors down from William Hastings while Hastings was being held for the murder of Ruth Davenport. The figure, motionless, disappeared, while his disembodied head floated toward the ceiling.\nAnother figure skulked through the hallway at the Buckhorn Police Department while Lieutenant Cynthia Knox inspected the cadaver which matched Garland Briggs' fingerprints.\nAfter Ray Monroe shot Dale Cooper's doppelganger, he witnessed several woodsmen swarm out of the nearby trees and attack Cooper's body, smearing blood all over him. While doing so they removed a fleshy object from his body which appeared to have BOB's face on it. Monroe fled in terror, and Cooper awoke some time afterward.\n \nHastings led the FBI to a location where he and Ruth Davenport had entered \"the zone,\" which he believed to be an alternate dimension. Woodsmen were lurking around the area, flickering in and out of view. Gordon Cole was nearly lost when a vortex opened, leading to a staircase where several of the woodsmen stood. While Cole and Rosenfield searched the premises, Diane Evans watched as one of them sneaked up to Dave Macklay's car. Hastings, sitting in the back seat, died moments later, the top half of his head crushed inward.\nSeveral woodsmen greeted Dale Cooper's doppelganger when he arrived at a convenience store in the woods. Above the store, he asked to see Phillip Jeffries, and one of them turned a lever on a tube amplifier. Another woodsman led him down a corridor and up the staircase from Cole's vision, eventually coming to a darkened motel.\nWhen Lucy Brennan shot Cooper's doppelganger at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, the room grew dark and three woodsmen appeared to intervene, as they had the previous time. They smeared Cooper with blood, and soon a gaping hole opened in his chest. BOB, in the form of a black orb, emerged from the opening and floated into the air.\nBehind the scenes\nTwo woodsmen, identified as \"Woodsman\" and \"Second Woodsman\" in the end credits, were portrayed by Jurgen Prochnow and David Brisbin in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces. They appear with no dialogue only in the convenience store sequence.\nIn Twin Peaks (2017), several unidentified pitch-black, disheveled woodsmen appear throughout the series. The woodsman in New Mexico was portrayed by Robert Broski in Part 8 and Part 14. The others were portrayed, uncredited, by Anthony Marcacci, Jon-Thomas Butler, Christian Calloway, Mike Cochrane, Patrick Dawson, Liam Kennedy, Gabriel Lane, David Nieker, Richard Staley, and Stewart Strauss.\nWhen asked about a connection between the Woodsmen and the Night of the Burning River described in his book The Secret History of Twin Peaks, author Mark Frost acknowledged the possibility without confirming or denying it."}
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+{"name": "Zebulon_Martell", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Zebulon_Martell", "text": "Zebulon Martell\nZebulon Martell was an early settler of Twin Peaks and the founder of the Martell Mill.\nBiography\nMartell was born in 1868 and had an interest in painting and poetry until a bout with turpentine poisoning made him decide to pursue a life in business. He inherited a modest fortune from his parents after his father died in a trolley accident and his mother from scabies.\nMartell married his wife, Pixie, by 1891, when they left Zebulon's native St. Louis after a fire destroyed their home. With the intention of settling in San Francisco, they traveled west until their mules died and they decided to settle in Twin Peaks.\nIn Twin Peaks, Martell bought a decent plot of land where he began to construct the Martell Mill. The Packard Sawmill opened three years later, thus beginning a rivalry between the two mills. On his deathbed from gangrene in the spring of 1933, he sold the Martell family's acreage and timber rights to Thomas Packard, the Packard Sawmill's owner.\nBehind the scenes\nMartell was first mentioned in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town as Rudolph Martell, who died in 1931. However, he was renamed Zebulon and his life was extended to 1933 in The Secret History of Twin Peaks."}
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+{"name": "Zen_and_the_Art_of_Motorcycle_Maintenance", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Zen_and_the_Art_of_Motorcycle_Maintenance", "text": "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance\n\"Read it five times; next time through I think I'm really going to figure it out.\"\n \u2015Ed Hurley\nZen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance was a book written by Robert M. Pirsig.\nA favorite of Ed Hurley, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nZen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is a 1974 book by Robert M. Pirsig."}
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+{"name": "Zipper", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Zipper", "text": "Zipper\nMr. Zipper was a plumber.\nIn March 1989, as Zipper adjusted the Twin Peaks sheriff's station sprinkler system's sensitivity, he listened in on a conversation between Lucy Moran and Andy Brennan about Lucy's pregnancy, unsure of whether the father was Andy or Dick Tremayne."}
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+{"name": "Zippy", "url": "https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Zippy", "text": "Zippy\nZippy was a stable worker in the employ of the Broken Circle Stables.\nHe took care of Troy, a pony gifted to Laura Palmer and offered to make a nameplate for Troy and gave Laura a sugar cube to feed to the pony.\nOn November 10, 1984, Zippy gave directions to Laura, who had planned on riding Troy to 1400 River Road."}
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+    """
+    This endpoint can be used during startup to understand if the 
+    server is ready to take any requests, or is still loading.
+    The recommended approach is to call this endpoint with a short timeout,
+    like 500ms, and in case of no reply, consider the server busy.
+    """
+    return True
+
+@app.post("/query", dependencies=[Depends(check_authentication)])
+# since our index is fixed and the following method is expensive,
+# we decide to cache it
+@cache.memoize()
+def query (query_request: QueryRequest) -> dict:
+    """
+    Runs the query and returns the response
+    """
+    start_time=time.time()
+    query = query_request.query
+    params = query_request.params
+    result = pipeline.run(query, params=params)
+    end_time=time.time()
+    logging.info(f'inference time: {end_time - start_time}')
+    return result
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+from fastapi import Depends, HTTPException
+from fastapi.security import APIKeyHeader
+from starlette import status
+import os
+import logging
+import yaml
+
+api_key_header = APIKeyHeader(name='api_key')
+right_api_key=os.getenv('WKLP_API_KEY','mywonderfulapikey')
+
+
+def check_authentication(api_key: str = Depends(api_key_header)):
+    """
+    Check authentication using API key
+    """
+    if api_key != right_api_key:
+        raise HTTPException(
+            status_code=status.HTTP_401_UNAUTHORIZED,
+            detail="Unauthorized")
+            
+    return True
+
+def set_logger():
+    with open('./configs/logging_config.yml', 'r') as fin:
+        logging_config = yaml.load(fin, Loader=yaml.FullLoader)
+    logging.config.dictConfig(logging_config)    
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+from typing import List, Dict, Any, Tuple
+
+import os
+import logging
+import requests
+from time import sleep
+from uuid import uuid4
+import streamlit as st
+
+
+API_ENDPOINT = "http://localhost:8000"
+STATUS = "initialized"
+HS_VERSION = "hs_version"
+DOC_REQUEST = "query"
+DOC_FEEDBACK = "feedback"
+DOC_UPLOAD = "file-upload"
+
+headers ={'api_key': 'mywonderfulapikey'}
+
+
+def haystack_is_ready():
+    """
+    Used to show the "Haystack is loading..." message
+    """
+    url = f"{API_ENDPOINT}/{STATUS}"
+    try:
+        if requests.get(url,  headers=headers).status_code < 400:
+            return True
+    except Exception as e:
+        logging.exception(e)
+        sleep(1)  # To avoid spamming a non-existing endpoint at startup
+    return False
+
+
+@st.cache
+def haystack_version():
+    """
+    Get the Haystack version from the REST API
+    """
+    url = f"{API_ENDPOINT}/{HS_VERSION}"
+    return requests.get(url, timeout=0.1).json()["hs_version"]
+
+
+def query(query, filters={}, top_k_reader=5, top_k_retriever=5) -> Tuple[List[Dict[str, Any]], Dict[str, str]]:
+    """
+    Send a query to the REST API and parse the answer.
+    Returns both a ready-to-use representation of the results and the raw JSON.
+    """
+
+    url = f"{API_ENDPOINT}/{DOC_REQUEST}"
+    params = {"filters": filters, "Retriever": {"top_k": top_k_retriever}, "Reader": {"top_k": top_k_reader}}
+    req = {"query": query, "params": params}
+    response_raw = requests.post(url, json=req, headers=headers)
+
+    if response_raw.status_code >= 400 and response_raw.status_code != 503:
+        raise Exception(f"{vars(response_raw)}")
+
+    response = response_raw.json()
+    if "errors" in response:
+        raise Exception(", ".join(response["errors"]))
+
+    # Format response
+    results = []
+    answers = response["answers"]
+    for answer in answers:
+        if answer.get("answer", None):
+            results.append(
+                {
+                    "context": "..." + answer["context"] + "...",
+                    "answer": answer.get("answer", None),
+                    "source": answer["meta"]["name"],
+                    "relevance": round(answer["score"] * 100, 2),
+                    "document": [doc for doc in response["documents"] if doc["id"] == answer["document_id"]][0],
+                    "offset_start_in_doc": answer["offsets_in_document"][0]["start"],
+                    "_raw": answer
+                }
+            )
+        else:
+            results.append(
+                {
+                    "context": None,
+                    "answer": None,
+                    "document": None,
+                    "relevance": round(answer["score"] * 100, 2),
+                    "_raw": answer,
+                }
+            )
+    return results, response
+
+
+def send_feedback(query, answer_obj, is_correct_answer, is_correct_document, document) -> None:
+    """
+    Send a feedback (label) to the REST API
+    """
+    url = f"{API_ENDPOINT}/{DOC_FEEDBACK}"
+    req = {
+        "id": str(uuid4()),
+        "query": query,
+        "document": document,
+        "is_correct_answer": is_correct_answer,
+        "is_correct_document": is_correct_document,
+        "origin": "user-feedback",
+        "answer": answer_obj
+        }
+    response_raw = requests.post(url, json=req)
+    if response_raw.status_code >= 400:
+        raise ValueError(f"An error was returned [code {response_raw.status_code}]: {response_raw.json()}")
+
+
+def upload_doc(file):
+    url = f"{API_ENDPOINT}/{DOC_UPLOAD}"
+    files = [("files", file)]
+    response = requests.post(url, files=files).json()
+    return response
+
+
+def get_backlink(result) -> Tuple[str, str]:
+    if result.get("document", None):
+        doc = result["document"]
+        if isinstance(doc, dict):
+            if doc.get("meta", None):
+                if isinstance(doc["meta"], dict):
+                    if doc["meta"].get("url", None) :
+                        return doc["meta"]["url"]
+    return None
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/park/wklp_ui/webapp.py b/park/wklp_ui/webapp.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8fa3f5200e28a81d7e1e86d6e5b751466fa44791
--- /dev/null
+++ b/park/wklp_ui/webapp.py
@@ -0,0 +1,301 @@
+import os
+import sys
+
+import logging
+import pandas as pd
+from json import JSONDecodeError
+from pathlib import Path
+import streamlit as st
+from annotated_text import annotation
+from markdown import markdown
+import random
+
+from utils import haystack_is_ready, query, send_feedback, upload_doc, haystack_version, get_backlink
+
+
+# Adjust to a question that you would like users to see in the search bar when they load the UI:
+DEFAULT_QUESTION_AT_STARTUP = os.getenv("DEFAULT_QUESTION_AT_STARTUP", "Who is Laura Palmer?")
+DEFAULT_ANSWER_AT_STARTUP = os.getenv("DEFAULT_ANSWER_AT_STARTUP", "")
+
+# Sliders
+DEFAULT_DOCS_FROM_RETRIEVER = int(os.getenv("DEFAULT_DOCS_FROM_RETRIEVER", 3))
+DEFAULT_NUMBER_OF_ANSWERS = int(os.getenv("DEFAULT_NUMBER_OF_ANSWERS", 3))
+
+top_k_retriever=7
+top_k_reader=5
+
+# Labels for the evaluation
+EVAL_LABELS = os.getenv("EVAL_FILE", Path(__file__).parent / "eval_labels_example.csv")
+
+# Whether the file upload should be enabled or not
+DISABLE_FILE_UPLOAD = True
+
+
+def set_state_if_absent(key, value):
+    if key not in st.session_state:
+        st.session_state[key] = value
+
+def main():
+
+    st.set_page_config(page_title='Who killed Laura Palmer?', page_icon="https://haystack.deepset.ai/img/HaystackIcon.png")
+
+    # Persistent state
+    set_state_if_absent('question', DEFAULT_QUESTION_AT_STARTUP)
+    set_state_if_absent('answer', DEFAULT_ANSWER_AT_STARTUP)
+    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
+
+#     page_bg_img = """
+#     
+
+#     """
+
+    # st.markdown(page_bg_img, unsafe_allow_html=True)
+    # st.image("https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/it/3/39/Twin-peaks-1990.jpg")
+
+    # Title
+    st.write("# Who killed Laura Palmer?")
+    st.write("### The first Twin Peaks Question Answering system!")
+    
+    st.markdown("""

+Ask any question on Twin Peaks and see if the systsem can find the correct answer to your query!
+
+*Note: do not use keywords, but full-fledged questions.*
+""", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+
+    # Sidebar
+    
+    st.sidebar.header("Who killed Laura Palmer?")
+    
+    
+    st.sidebar.image("https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/it/3/39/Twin-peaks-1990.jpg")
+    st.sidebar.markdown("#### Twin Peaks Question Answering system")
+    # top_k_reader = st.sidebar.slider(
+    #     "Max. number of answers",
+    #     min_value=1,
+    #     max_value=10,
+    #     value=DEFAULT_NUMBER_OF_ANSWERS,
+    #     step=1,
+    #     on_change=reset_results)
+    # top_k_retriever = st.sidebar.slider(
+    #     "Max. number of documents from retriever",
+    #     min_value=1,
+    #     max_value=10,
+    #     value=DEFAULT_DOCS_FROM_RETRIEVER,
+    #     step=1,
+    #     on_change=reset_results)
+    # eval_mode = st.sidebar.checkbox("Evaluation mode")
+    # debug = st.sidebar.checkbox("Show debug info")
+
+    # # File upload block
+    # if not DISABLE_FILE_UPLOAD:
+    #     st.sidebar.write("## File Upload:")
+    #     data_files = st.sidebar.file_uploader("", type=["pdf", "txt", "docx"], accept_multiple_files=True)
+    #     for data_file in data_files:
+    #         # Upload file
+    #         if data_file:
+    #             raw_json = upload_doc(data_file)
+    #             st.sidebar.write(str(data_file.name) + "    βœ… ")
+    #             if debug:
+    #                 st.subheader("REST API JSON response")
+    #                 st.sidebar.write(raw_json)
+
+    # hs_version = ""
+    # try:
+    #     hs_version = f" (v{haystack_version()})"
+    # except Exception:
+    #     pass
+
+    st.sidebar.markdown(f"""
+    
+    

+        
Get it on GitHub    -   
+        Built with Haystack

+        Data crawled from Twin Peaks Wiki.       
+    

+    
+    

+    

+    """, unsafe_allow_html=True)
+
+    # st.sidebar.image('https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/twinpeaks/images/e/ef/Laura_Palmer%2C_the_Queen_Of_Hearts.jpg', width=270) #use_column_width='always'
+    song_i = random.randint(1,11)
+    st.sidebar.audio(f'http://twinpeaks.narod.ru/Media/0{song_i}.mp3')
+
+    # Load csv into pandas dataframe
+    try:
+        df = pd.read_csv(EVAL_LABELS, sep=";")
+    except Exception:
+        st.error(f"The eval file was not found. Please check the demo's [README](https://github.com/deepset-ai/haystack/tree/master/ui/README.md) for more information.")
+        sys.exit(f"The eval file was not found under `{EVAL_LABELS}`. Please check the README (https://github.com/deepset-ai/haystack/tree/master/ui/README.md) for more information.")
+
+    # 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")
+
+    # Get next random question from the CSV
+    if col2.button("Random question"):
+        reset_results()
+        new_row = df.sample(1)
+        while new_row["Question Text"].values[0] == st.session_state.question:  # Avoid picking the same question twice (the change is not visible on the UI)
+            new_row = df.sample(1)
+        st.session_state.question = new_row["Question Text"].values[0]
+        st.session_state.answer = new_row["Answer"].values[0]
+        st.session_state.random_question_requested = True
+        # Re-runs the script setting the random question as the textbox value
+        # Unfortunately necessary as the Random Question button is _below_ the textbox
+        raise st.script_runner.RerunException(st.script_request_queue.RerunData(None))
+    else:
+        st.session_state.random_question_requested = False
+    
+    run_query = (run_pressed or question != st.session_state.question) and not st.session_state.random_question_requested
+    
+    # Check the connection
+    with st.spinner("βŒ›οΈ    Haystack is starting..."):
+        if not haystack_is_ready():
+            st.error("🚫    Connection Error. Is Haystack running?")
+            run_query = False
+            reset_results()
+
+    # Get results for query
+    if run_query and question:
+        reset_results()
+        st.session_state.question = question
+
+        with st.spinner(
+            "🧠    Performing neural search on documents... \n "
+            "The response may be slow because the system is running on CPU. \n"
+            "If you want to support and speed up this site, please contact me on Github. "
+        ):
+            try:
+                st.session_state.results, st.session_state.raw_json = query(question, top_k_reader=top_k_reader,
+                                                                            top_k_retriever=top_k_retriever)
+            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:
+        eval_mode=False
+
+        # Show the gold answer if we use a question of the given set
+        if eval_mode and st.session_state.answer:
+            st.write("## Correct answer:")
+            st.write(st.session_state.answer)
+
+        st.write("## Results:")
+
+        alert_irrelevance=True
+
+        for count, result in enumerate(st.session_state.results):
+            if result["answer"]:
+                if alert_irrelevance and result['relevance']<=30:
+                    alert_irrelevance = False
+                    st.write("
Attention, the following answers have low relevance:
", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+
+                answer, context = result["answer"], result["context"]
+                start_idx = context.find(answer)
+                end_idx = start_idx + len(answer)
+                # 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)
+                source = ""
+                url = get_backlink(result)
+                if url:
+                    source = f"({result['document']['meta']['url']})"
+                else:
+                    source = f"{result['source']}"
+                st.markdown(f"**Relevance:** {result['relevance']} -  **Source:** {source}")
+
+            else:
+                st.info("πŸ€”    Haystack is unsure whether any of the documents contain an answer to your question. Try to reformulate it!")
+                st.write("**Relevance:** ", result["relevance"])
+
+            if eval_mode and result["answer"]:
+                # Define columns for buttons
+                is_correct_answer = None
+                is_correct_document = None
+
+                button_col1, button_col2, button_col3, _ = st.columns([1, 1, 1, 6])
+                if button_col1.button("πŸ‘", key=f"{result['context']}{count}1", help="Correct answer"):
+                    is_correct_answer=True
+                    is_correct_document=True
+
+                if button_col2.button("πŸ‘Ž", key=f"{result['context']}{count}2", help="Wrong answer and wrong passage"):
+                    is_correct_answer=False
+                    is_correct_document=False
+
+                if button_col3.button("πŸ‘ŽπŸ‘", key=f"{result['context']}{count}3", help="Wrong answer, but correct passage"):
+                    is_correct_answer=False
+                    is_correct_document=True
+
+                if is_correct_answer is not None and is_correct_document is not None:
+                    try:
+                        send_feedback(
+                            query=question,
+                            answer_obj=result["_raw"],
+                            is_correct_answer=is_correct_answer,
+                            is_correct_document=is_correct_document,
+                            document=result["document"]
+                        )
+                        st.success("✨    Thanks for your feedback!    ✨")
+                    except Exception as e:
+                        logging.exception(e)
+                        st.error("🐞    An error occurred while submitting your feedback!")
+
+            st.write("___")
+
+        # if debug:
+        #     st.subheader("REST API JSON response")
+        #     st.write(st.session_state.raw_json)
+
+main()
diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..63157ca3c10a6244e2ceeb56607412ecdd96ebfc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/requirements.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+farm-haystack[faiss]
+markdown
+st-annotated-text