Twin Peaks (TV Series)
Demons (1990)
Kyle MacLachlan: Special Agent Dale Cooper
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Quotes
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Dale Cooper : Where's Bob now?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : In a large building with many rooms alike. But occupied by different souls night after night.
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Dale Cooper : What does Bob want?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : He is Bob, eager for fun. When he wears a smile, everybody run!
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Dale Cooper : Who are you?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : My name is Mike.
Dale Cooper : What are you?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : I am an inhabiting spirit.
Dale Cooper : Who is Phillip Gerard?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : He is host to me.
Dale Cooper : You spoke to me in my dream, about Bob.
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : He was my familiar.
Dale Cooper : Where does Bob come from?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : That cannot be revealed.
Dale Cooper : What does Bob want?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : He is Bob, eager for fun. He wears a smile, everybody run. Do you understand the parasite? It attaches itself to a life form and feeds. Bob requires a human host. He feeds on fear and the pleasures. They are his children. I am similar to Bob. We once were partners.
Dale Cooper : Through the darkness of futures past / The magician longs to see
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : One chance out between two worlds / Fire walk with me. But then I saw the face of God and was purified. I took off the arm, but remained close to this vessel, inhabiting from time to time for one single purpose.
Dale Cooper : To find Bob.
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : To stop him. This is his true face. But few can see it. The gifted and the damned.
Dale Cooper : Is Bob near us now?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : For nearly 40 years.
Dale Cooper : Where?
"Mike" The One-Armed Man : A large house made of wood. Surrounded by trees. The house is filled with many rooms, each alike, but occupied by different souls, night after night.
Dale Cooper : The Great Northern Hotel.
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Dale Cooper : Now, Gordon. What the hell is this about a Mexican Chihuahua?
Gordon Cole : You've got a problem of a different sort here, Coop. Two and two do not always equal four.