#teresa banks

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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) dir. David Lynch

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Thank you for tagging me @raffaella-cerullo here is my 2024 Character Wrapped

Im tagging @taletreader @shelleythesapphic @beforethepoison @swkywalker only if you want too, no pressure!!

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Audrey and Teresa Banks redraws I did :3

The watermark is from my insta (follow me there plsplspls I need twin peaks mutuals. Or any new mutuals at this point. Only if u want no pressure)

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Twin Peaks / Pokemon

Teresa Banks and Unown

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I don't mean to overshadow my last post but I legit have a crush on the sim I just made lolol Her name is Teresa.

Of course ya'll know I'm going to use @gegesimmer new hair <3

Ok Imma stop blushing so hard =p

**Don't miss my last post!**

[lecameleontv]

Une campagne de recherche de fonds participatifs est lancée par une fan de l'univers Twin Peaks, pour financer le film Teresa with a T, centré sur le personnage incarné par l'actrice Pamela Gidley dans le film préquel Twin Peaks, les 7 derniers jours de Laura Palmer.

Josh Eisenstadt était en effet un proche ami de l'actrice ...

... l'occasion de penser avec émotion à l'héritage cinématographique de l'actrice disparue trop tôt....

source : @queen_peaks

Alias Brigitte dans la série Le Caméléon (V.O. : The Pretender).

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[olipeaksforever]

(sorry for the reblog ren, correct me if I'm wrong)

Content warning for: spoilers of The Secret History of Twin Peaks, The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, csa, suicide mentions

In the case of Josie, it's even worse, just like you said.

Both Cooper and Josie are survivors of csa and were forced to do sexual favours to adults when they were younger because they didn't have any other choice at the time.

Now, the reason why Dale reacts the way he does with Josie but not with Laura/Ronette/Theresa/Audrey/(in the case of Dale) the murdered gay boys from the Club Y case is because Josie got something Cooper could never get: a stable, loving, romantic relationship. Which is what Josie has with Harry (regardless of what Josie hid to Harry).

I'm mentioning Audrey, Laura, Ronette, Teresa and the Club Y boys because they were all rape victims, and in the case of Laura, Ronette, Teresa and the Club Y boys: sex workers. Dale empathises a lot with them and heavily projects onto Laura and the Club Y boys because they were victims of csa who were also part of a queer community like him, or at least attempted to.

It's really nasty how he investigates on Josie privately as well as constantly telling Harry how awful she was before and after her death, as if he was trying to tell Harry that he's (Cooper) better than Josie when Cooper had his own set of faults and problems like Josie. Even when Harry was having suicidal thoughts he was bringing her faults up.

Almost as if Cooper is trying to remind himself he's not as bad as Josie, when we all know that's not the truth. But Harry, just like he did with Josie, never knew the real Cooper and not only because of the lodge. In a way Cooper is also similar to Josie in that case because they're afraid of being left behind and alienated if somebody finds out about their past. Cooper is ashamed of it so he uses it onto Josie to feel better about himself which is absolutely horrifying. Yes, he also dislikes Josie because she raped Laura Palmer (twice) and got away with it.

But the main reason why he constantly argues against Josie and does not empathize with her is because she's as troubled as him, but she could get something he could never get in his life and that he constantly craves and asks for in his book: someone who loves him beyond his faults and problems.

If only season two writing wasn't as racist to Josie as it was...

cw: mentions of attempted cocsa

Dale Cooper's big flaw isn’t his desire to save Laura- he’s reacting to her asking him to save her. It’s what makes him a good person.

I’d say what Coop's actual biggest and most ugly flaw in the series is how he treats people who remind him of himself. Bobby and Josie in particular. He’s outright cruel to Bobby/Josie's memory in a way we really do not see from him with other characters.

When Coop was a child he had a neighbor named Marie, she was older than him and living her own Laura similar trauma off screen. Her sexual interest in him was based around his smallness and inability to fight her off- something he was able to ping even as a kid, though he walks away from a possible attempted sexual assault very unaware of what happened.

Marie dies of what is probably suicide when they’re older and Cooper is haunted by it for the rest of his life. She’s like his mother, a troubled woman he wasn’t able to save. And even though there’s no way teenage Cooper could have saved either of them that doesn’t alleviate his guilt.

Specifically he says himself, after Marie's death that he feels guilty because he didn’t love her, like that could have saved her.

So when Harry says to Bobby in the pilot “You didn’t love her anyway.”

He is lashing out at himself but he’s also lashing out at a teenage boy who is experiencing one of the most traumatic events in his life. Bobby is going to remember every bit of that day, including this absolute total stranger looking him in the eye and blaming him for not saving Laura. It’s. Fucking awful.

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gifs crédit @maurawrites

[quantum27]

special agent chet disappearing during the investigation of Teresa Banks :

The rest of the story :

[birchblood]

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and Isobel, by Flower Face

[thatbitchery]

Whoever recommended Queen Of The South when I asked for level up films you are so pretty. Your nails are on point your hair is glossy your skin is glowing your bank is banking and you have never ever ever everrrr been wrong. May you collect money on your way home and bag a million and a hot dude that worships the ground you walk on, particle by particle.

When I say Stoicism, this is exactly what I mean. This girl is how you do social climbing. This is how you take what you are given and do something with it. This is power games, people. This is Thatbitchism, at its finest. Teresa the woman that you are ����🧎‍♀️10/10 no notes.

[t4tvampireisms]

I just read a post that talked about how no one really made it out of Twin Peaks unscathed, (made by @leonardcohenofficial ) particularly the kids, and how Laura’s death almost had a ripple affect across the world. The violence is ever present, even if it’s not necessarily in your face, there’s no escaping what happened, no forgetting, no moving on.

Forgive me for being an annoying Kiefer Sutherland fan, but this just reminds me of the fact that even though we don’t see Sam Stanley after Fire Walk With Me (and only in bits of Missing Pieces) it’s said that shortly after he returned to Portland, he ended up having a mental breakdown (possibly related to alcoholism) and was put on administrative leave.

He didn’t even KNOW Laura, he was only there to provide assistance with Teresa Banks and perform an examination on her remains. But the evil of Twin Peaks, the violence, the sadness, its almost infectious and it got to Sam anyway. There really is no leaving Twin Peaks unwounded.

[fanofspooky]

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me

1992 • R • 2h14m

Laura Palmer's harrowing final days are chronicled one year after the murder of Teresa Banks, a resident of Twin Peaks' neighboring town.