The reality of the real life of Twin Peaks has killed a big relationship with the show

Among the many favorite characters of the “TWIN Peaks” fans, Audrey Horn (Sherrin Finn) still prevails. The strange mysterious daughter of one of the most important businessmen in the city, Odri is always largely to something interesting. When you do not mess with Norwegian businessmen, they infiltrate a prostitution or dance mysteriously at dinner. She also crushes the leading character Del Cooper (Kyle McClelle) that many viewers can associate.

This crushed on Cooper is what led to what many fans consider great disappointment in the subsequent episodes of the show. Although there is a clear chemistry for it, although Cooper looks fascinated by it, the offer does nothing with them. Some might say that this was for the best – Audrey is 17 after all – but Sherrin Vin will oppose.

“It was a ridiculous thing that Audrey Horn and customer Del Cooper did not remain together, because this was what should have happened.” He said in an interview in 2014. “This happened organically, without anyone making a plan to happen. But they had to stop it because … (he took a deep breath.) People felt crazy and jealous … it was stupid. Oh.”

What do you mean by “people”? Well, Lara Flynn Boyle, who played Donna Hyuard, had been played throughout the 1 and 2 seasons. Mora Kelly will play later in Donna in Prequel, the pioneering movie “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me”. Donna will never look at “Twin Peaks: The Return”, but none of this has any kind of renewable romance in Audrey/Cooper. As where is more explained:

“What happened was that Lara was returning to Kyle (McClelan), and she was angry because my personality was of more attention, so Kyle began to say that his character should not be with my personality because she does not look good,” because I am very young.

Although it is unfortunate to see jealousy in the workplace hinders an organic development story, it is difficult to eventually be also annoyed. Although I cannot deny the chemistry between the two letters, and although the performance of Vin (the actress who was in the mid -twenties) makes it easy to forget how young her personality that is supposed to be her personality, I do not like the idea of ​​placing Cooper on his movements in a secondary school.

Cooper’s refusal to entertain a love story with Audrey helps to consolidate an important aspect of his personality: this man is a real man, who understands things like the dynamics of strength and basic limits. Sentences 1 and 2 revolve around the creation of good Coper, so that when we see the evil doppleganger in Cooper in the conclusion of the second season, it really means something.

Throughout the “The Return”, Cooop Evil is made this strong villain because it was clearly established to what extent is the original and pure Coper; To see such a evil existence, its appearance steals very painful as a result. The original Cooper’s presence does something virtually like the Young Audrey dating that will undermine all of this. Perhaps he could still be a sympathetic character with many viewers, but he was not virtuous for viewers to search for her.

The problem is that as soon as the book decides that Cooper and Odre will never be anything, they do not seem to have a clear plan to go forward in Audrey. Audrey’s story in the second season is a chaos at the very least, and it ends almost in a bank explosion in Cliffhangir that has not been resolved. Its fate will not be revealed Even “return” after more than 25 yearsAnd even then viewers are still confused about what happened exactly.

Unlike Many season 2The third season of the show (which is usually known as “Twin Peaks: The Return”) was a period in which creators and Mark Frost have returned to full control over the plot. The result is that the story of Audrey – although it is still disappointing for some fans – at least it seemed to have more intention behind it.

Audrey is spent “The Return”, who appears to be a coma, or perhaps it was quiet in a mental hospital, or perhaps besiege in a distance of an alternative that is not different from what happened to Cooper in Black Lodge. One thing is clear: the poor Audrey was removed from the rest of the show, isolated from the city of “Twin Peaks” that she once rebelled. He never appeared to escape from this strange fate in which she was besieged.

This seems dark, but it becomes dark: it was revealed that after the bank explosion in the second season, it was stuck in a coma for an unspecified period, and during that period, evil was raped Cooper and drank it with their son Richard Horn (Emon Varine). Throughout the “Return”, Richard was chaos throughout the city as a social criminal, before he was finally killed (albeit indirectly) by his evil father.

It is a dark story, which looks like a harmful response to all Audrey/Cooper charging in Fandom. Ultimately, something came out of the Audre/Cooper’s romantic story, but it was so frightening and frustrated that he had killed any admirers for more. outside Maybe Laura Palmer itselfAudrey has the most tragic life story for any major “Twin Peaks”. “The Return” was to revive the rare TV, which refused to prepare for nostalgia for the past and offers the masses a good end, and this approach has become the most comfortable Ihdri Horn.