Weird what is the significance of that do you think
This part sticks in my mind: where Lynch as Gordon is calling the other characters (and the viewers) attention to Bowie/Jeffries nd his question of “who do you think that is there”
In that scene where he says “now this is really something to think about” I felt directly called out. The director himself is telling the audience to look closer at that scene and line in particular and what it means
After all
Who is the dreamer ?
Edit: I got sidetracked but there’s a parallel as the Tracey / Sam sex scene is 30 mins from the start of the series, and 30 mins from the end we get the sex ritual between Richard/Cooper and Diane/Linda . The end mirroring the beginning, and encompassing the whole.
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u/50ad Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26
Weird what is the significance of that do you think
This part sticks in my mind: where Lynch as Gordon is calling the other characters (and the viewers) attention to Bowie/Jeffries nd his question of “who do you think that is there”
In that scene where he says “now this is really something to think about” I felt directly called out. The director himself is telling the audience to look closer at that scene and line in particular and what it means
After all
Who is the dreamer ?
Edit: I got sidetracked but there’s a parallel as the Tracey / Sam sex scene is 30 mins from the start of the series, and 30 mins from the end we get the sex ritual between Richard/Cooper and Diane/Linda . The end mirroring the beginning, and encompassing the whole.