rose

@bluestrose.bsky.social

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rose // co-host, producer @thesaferoom.bsky.social // rva (they/them)

Fear The Double "In a town like Twin Peaks, no one is innocent." Everyone has a secret, everyone lacks the empathy to save Laura Palmer from her abuse and murder. In the season finale, Laura’s doppelganger appears—screaming and full of rage—filled with a burning desire to enact revenge both on those who wronged her and those who stood idly by. In Lynch’s universe where malefic spirits lurk at the forest’s edge, the greatest evils are man-made. We see Laura again 25 years later when the series’ third season reveals a new evil: the slow death of American capitalism and the communities it ravaged. Residents of Fat Trout Trailer Park can barely afford rent. A school teacher goes further into debt to treat herself to a slice of the Double R Diner’s killer cherry pie. The principled Agent Dale Cooper's doppleganger, Mr. C, is a billionaire crime lord. One does not need to go far to encounter the violent outcomes of wealth inequality in the town of Twin Peaks. But in Santa Cruz, Adelaide finds herself navigating endless corridors, descending staircases, and escalators to the Underpass, home of the Tethered. She quickly learns that instead of “a moment of unity for lasting change”, the Tethered’s cause is targeted, violent, and seeking to be seen.
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One thing is that one of the people we brought on to write part of the game was Masahi Ooka, who a lot of fans probably know is the guy who wrote the Placebo scenario for The Silver Case. I wanted to have him come back and write scenarios for ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN, and if I’m going to have Ooka write part of my game, that means the character Torio Morishima is going to be part of it as well. So from the very outset, I was like, “Okay, he’s part of this game.” But in The 25th Ward, Torio dies. At first, it was kind of an issue, but then I thought, “You know what, screw it.” Like, okay, he died in that other game, but why can’t we bring him back in this game anyway? In this game, he’s alive as a journalist. And it’s not just Torio, there’s a couple of other characters too. Through the use of several characters who didn’t really have anything to do with the whole space-time-travelling thing, we use those characters in ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN to tie the game together as a Kill the Past game, without leaning too much into it.