There are a few covert glances cast in their direction -- strangers aren't all that usual in Twin Peaks, unless you're up at the hotel, and word travels fast.
At least a couple of people have wondered about the dark-haired woman in blue that Dale Cooper had dinner with just before Benjamin Horne tossed him out, after all.
As the song ends, Heidi sets down two plates of cherry pie, two cups of coffee, and two brightly polished forks.
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Date: 2006-12-03 04:40 am (UTC)At least a couple of people have wondered about the dark-haired woman in blue that Dale Cooper had dinner with just before Benjamin Horne tossed him out, after all.
As the song ends, Heidi sets down two plates of cherry pie, two cups of coffee, and two brightly polished forks.
"There you go. Anything else I can get'cha?"