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Twin Peeks: The Case of the Missing Christmas Angel

Summary:

The Christmas tree angel at the Twin Peaks High School has gone missing and Gordon Cole assigns Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley to try to find the MIA tree topper before Christmas Day arrives and it further dampens the spirit of a town already suffering from the death of its very own homecoming queen.

Chapter 1: A Blue Rose Christmas?

Summary:

Gordon Cole has a particularly festive case for Chet and Sam to solve.

Notes:

I worked on this last year (2023). I started in advance, in November anyway, and then in December my sis posted a page/chapter every second day, all leading up to Christmas, at our page.

I listened to Chris Isaak's 2 Christmas albums and Jherek Bischoff's Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire Walk With Me, while working away at them and that fit the mood perfectly. I highly recommend playing those albums to help Twin Peaksize the season.

This year, I thought I'd post the fan comic here too. Some of the art is great, others ho hum (or should I say ho-ho-ho hum?) and others outright atrocious.

Still, tis the season.

I hope you enjoy and wish you a very Merry Christmas! :D <3

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Chapter 2: Josie, Did You See a Christmas Tree?

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While investigating the scene of the crime, Chet & Sam think they have a lead but soon find themselves barking up the wrong tree.

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Chapter 3: Christmas Exchange

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Chet and Sam pay a visit to the Great Northern where they soon meet the Hornes and help stir up a little more dysfunction to an already dysfunctional family.

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Chapter 4: A Very Special Agent Christmas

Summary:

Never one to play favorites, Chet and Sam interrogate fellow FBI Agent, Dale Cooper, about the theft, only to discover he has his own specific problems regarding Christmas tree angels.

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Chapter 5: There's Only One R in Christmas

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Hungry for answers and clues, Chet and Sam decide to stop in at the Double R.

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Chapter 6: Mad Christmas Dasher

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While questioning two suspects, Chet and Sam get stuck in between a burning old feud over a lost flame.

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Chapter 7: Poinsettia Us the Way

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As the trail leads them to Harold Smith's house, Chet and Sam begin to wonder if they stand a ghost of a chance solving this case!

Notes:

(See the end of the chapter for notes.)

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Notes:

Christmas used to be associated with the telling of ghost stories and it was fun to incorporate that incorporealness here, with the tormented Harold Smith.

Chapter 8: A String of Garland

Summary:

Chet and Sam get some major help in trying to locate the missing Christmas angel.

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Chapter 9: Yule Log

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In Chet's step Sam has to trod as they travel through the woods, all the way to a mysterious little cabin...

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Chapter 10: Christmas List

Summary:

Chet and Sam warm themselves by a log and finally find the answers they seek. Unfortunately, it only leads them straight to another quest, one it seems unlikely they can fulfill solely by themselves.

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Chapter 11: Mistle-toeing the Line

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Audrey threatens to be unaccommodating to Chet and Sam, until some gentle persuading from the only thing she really wants for Christmas.

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Chapter 12: Visions of Sugar Plums

Summary:

Silent night, Holy night.

Notes:

(See the end of the chapter for notes.)

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Notes:

This strangely enough was not the ending I had in mind. Originally, since I partly made this up along the way, it was supposed to have Chet open Sam's present and it be a guitar which lead to Chet performing "Almost Christmas" at the Roadhouse to all of Twin Peaks boogieing.

That obviously changed to something more sentimental.

However, like with most creative works, I find that original ending almost becoming a ghost itself, which haunts this finished work: I cannot help but conjure it whenever I remember this.

But, as I said before, ghost stories were often told at Christmas.

In any case, I hope you enjoyed this, if only a little, and I hope more that you have a wonderful Christmas and holiday season! God bless you and everyone! :D <3