There are two non-white characters in the first season of Twin Peaks — one is Hawk, an American Indian. He works for the police, and as a person of color watching the show, I was drawn to him. After all, what else do I have? Other than Audrey, who reminds me of an ex-girlfriend, I don’t really care for most of the multi-dimensional white people who share a common flaw of ignoring their own psychological disorders. And I quickly came to hate the other non-white character on the show: Josie, the sneaky, Asian immigrant dragon lady, who speaks in broken English. She’s basically the most offensive definition possible for “fresh off the boat.”
What is Ghost Peaks?
One of the brain-racking challenges in LC analysis is the presence of ghost peaks (see Fig.). Ghost peaks are of unknown origin in a…