the godpoles speak in Twin Peaks: Part 2.
Last time NorsePlay went pretty deep into the sacred groves of Twin Peaks , only later noticing the cereal box actually says right on the front the following spoken ingredients: Major Briggs: O f course the modern age has changed forever the way your people live, Mr. Thorson, but my guess would be that there still remains a tremendous vestigial interest in the legends and folklore of ancient Iceland . Einer Thorson: (smiles, doesn't have a clue) Vestigial. Absolutely. Major Briggs: I know, speaking for myself, that I find these last remnants of a connection to a natural, more primitive, almost pagan way of life, endlessly fascinating; locally, for instance, we have the Sasquatch mythos, or Bigfoot, a large, evil smelling forest-dweller, which I suppose would correspond to your " huldufolk " or hidden people. Einer: Trolls ? Major Briggs: Exactly. In the extras, episode 27 director Stephen Gyllenh...