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Your father said you went out last night to meet a boy named James Hurley.
Does this have anything to do with him?
Can this be between you and me?
Of course it can.
James and Laura were seeing each other the last two months.
I was the only one who knew about it.
Mom, James was so good for her.
You don't know how troubled Laura was.
Last night, I had to see him.
We were the two closest people in the world to her.
But I feel so bad now.
Why. angel?
Because we realized that all this time we were the ones falling in love.
So I feel like I've betrayed my best friend.
And if it's true, then why am I so happy?
Oh, honey.
Now, you tell me what you wanna do.
Should we see these guys separately or together?
- No, no, we can see them together.
- Okay.
[COOPER CLEARS THROAT]
TRUMAN:
Hey, Ed.
- How's that coconut?
- Well, it's kind of tender.
But my pride hurts worse.
Ed, this is Special Agent Dale Cooper.
- Pleasure.
- Any relation to James?
I'm his uncle and he works in my garage.
His mother's out of town and I look after him when she's away.
You fellas plan on holding him?
No, we can, uh, release him into your custody.
Well, let me understand.
ls James being charged?
Well, I had one small doubt which he cleared up for me.
He didn't kill anybody.
But you tell him to be careful because we're gonna have to release Mike and Bobby today as well.
- Will do.
- Agent Cooper,
I've got a call for you from a Mr. Albert Rosenfield.
Sounds like long distance.
- Excuse me.
- Sure.
It has that open air sound, you know, where it sounds like wind blowing?
- Like wind blowing through trees.
- Yes, Albert.
Harry, I've been thinking about last night at the Roadhouse.
And something's not right.
Yeah, when I first saw that bandage,
I thought maybe old Nadine caught wind of you and Norma.
Harry, if Nadine got wind of me and Norma,
I'd be playing harp for the Heavenly All-Stars.
Ain't that the truth?
I was there seeing Norma, but I was also on my stakeout.
And I can remember Mike and Bobby grabbing Donna and I got up to walk over and I got all lightheaded.
I was out on my feet before I got there.
I don't even remember getting hit.
What do you mean you don't remember?
Well, I'm pretty sure my beer was drugged.
Jacques Renault was tending bar.
[TRUMAN SIGHS]
All right, Albert, bring the boys.
You can have the body all day tomorrow.
N0, I can't do it, they're gonna put her in the ground on Monday.
Albert, listen.
If you come up through Lewis Fork, I can recommend a place for lunch.
The Lamplighter Inn.
They got a cherry pie there that'll kill you.
[TRAIN WHISTLE WAILING] [BELL DINGING]
- Hi, Nadine.
- What are you doing here, Norma?
I might ask you the same question.
And I will tell you.
I've gotten all new drapes for my house.
Ed bought them for me yesterday at Gentleman Jim's.
And we installed them together.
They're a beige sheer.
I was up all last night.
Do you know what I was doing?
No, I don't.
I was inventing a noiseless, completely silent drape runner.
And do you know how it works?
Do you know what makes it work?
The thing I thought of at 4 this morning when I was waiting for my husband to be released from intensive care?
Cotton balls.
By God, those things will be quiet now.
Did you have to post bail?
No, I had a talk with Harry.
There's no charge.
Mom still out of town?
Yeah, she's still out of town.
Let's get out of here.
Gonna need a hand from the Bookhouse Boys.
- Somebody's gotta watch my back.
- Already got it covered.
Hi, Mike.
Bobby.
Well, before we get started, have you two fellas got your stories straight?
If we tell the truth, we don't have to get our stories straight.