Fall
Fall verb - To go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily.
Peaks
Both words in one sentence
- Executive pressure forced David Lynch to reveal Laura Palmer's killer in the second season of Twin Peaks, essentially guaranteeing its decline and fall.
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Diane moves in to his apartment, and not surprisingly, they fall in love...but World War I drives the lovers apart again.This lyrical, heartfelt romance still stands up as an example of the artistic peaks silent films were hitting in the days before the talkie revolution killed them forever.
Source: Film / 7th Heaven
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