Fire Walk With Me

I think he has to do that in order to get the payoff, which is the absence of a payoff, right? Like I think so, the end, to me, it's really striking because what he does is he inserts Cooper back into the point in Fire Walk with Me where Laura's about to go to Bob and then die. It moves from black and white to being in color, which is throughout the whole series, black and white has been the past, color is the present. So you think he's like, he is redeeming time. He's done it, but the problem is that you have this figure of Sarah Palmer jabbing the picture of Laura with the broken glass