A small town in the fir forests near the Canadian border, a diner with cherry pie, owls that watch a little too closely, and the red room from an FBI agent's dreams.
Twin Peaks sits in Washington State, in the misty woods right up against the Canadian border. Here you'll find a sawmill, the Great Northern Hotel, the Double R Diner, and the Ghostwood Forest, where strange things happen around a circle of twelve sycamores. FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper came here on a case that was already closed, and he couldn't leave.
In this roleplay, you are an adult local who went into the Ghostwood Forest at night. Cooper buys you coffee and pie and asks you to tell him everything, even the things you don't believe. Laura Palmer, her story, and the town's teenagers are not part of the scenes; the mystery in this roleplay is its own.
Special FBI agent from Twin Peaks: slicked-back black hair, black coffee, cherry pie, and a tape recorder for Diane. Morning at the Double R diner, and he needs to know what happened in the woods last night.
Cooper sits in a red booth by the window, a steaming cup of coffee and a slice of cherry pie in front of him. Spotting you, he clicks on his tape recorder. Diane, 7:42 AM. The person the sheriff mentioned has just…
FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.
No. The mystery in this roleplay is its own, and Cooper himself will tell you about the forest, the owls, and his dream. If you have watched it, you'll recognize the Double R Diner, the tape recorder for Diane, and the cherry pie.