"Odessa... I tried to keep a clean house. Keep everything organized. It's a long way... In those days, I was too young to know any better."―Carrie Page[src]
Carrie Page was a waitress at Eat at Judy's in Odessa, Texas. She bore a striking resemblance to Laura Palmer, prompting Special Agent Dale Cooper to bring her to Laura's home of Twin Peaks, Washington, to try and reawaken her memories.
Biography[]
Early life[]
Little is known about Carrie Page's early life, outside of the fact that she worked as a waitress at Eat at Judy's in Odessa, Texas. She looked nearly identical to murdered teenager Laura Palmer, just older, and after FBI agent Dale Cooper attempted to save Laura's life by traveling back in time, he set out to find her after crossing into an unknown year.[1]
Trip to Twin Peaks[]
Cooper finally located Carrie at her home, which held a dead man who had been shot through the head inside. He told her they had to go to Laura Palmer's house in Twin Peaks, Washington, for reasons that were difficult to explain. Even though Carrie had no idea who Laura was, she agreed in order to evade some kind of trouble, and the two set out for a long drive to Washington. It is possible this was part of Cooper's plan to locate the negative force Judy, but this is not certain.[1]
Entering Twin Peaks, Cooper asked Carrie if anything looked familiar to her, but it didn't. The pair arrived at Laura's old house, but to Cooper's surprise, the house was no longer owned by Laura's mother Sarah, but rather Alice Tremond, who had never heard of Sarah. After speaking with her, Cooper and Carrie walked back to the street, perplexed, and turned to look up at the house. Cooper wondered aloud what year it was, while Carrie grew increasingly distressed. She began to hear Sarah's voice calling Laura's name, and screamed in terror, just as the house's lights blew out.[1]
In the "Behind the Red Curtain" documentary, while filming Sheryl Lee's appearance in the red room from "Part 2," first assistant director Scott Cameron appears to refer to her as "Carrie Page," despite a visible script page that refers to "Laura."
Appearances[]
- Twin Peaks – 2017
- "Part 18"
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Twin Peaks – "Part 18"