Leland is an Angry Birds Evolution Bird that can be obtained at any time in the hatchery. Leland's favorite anger attack is the blue bird roll Based on Sonic the Hedgehog , he is a teal fat egg-shaped bird, made in the style of The Angry Birds Movie , on his belly the teal color is lighter.
On his face the teal is darker, he has a long flat yellow beak and tiny feet of the same color, dark teal eyebrows and he haves also a long dark teal feather hair. His feathers are very visible and he has a large dark teal tail on the rear.
Leland's hair is bigger, there is now a moustache on his beak, dark lines are around his face, one of them formed like a tuxedo and a feather bow tie is now present. Attack with two additional mirror images for 94 damage and potentially increase a hit enemy's turn counter by 1. Attack with two additional mirror images for damage and potentially increase a hit enemy's turn counter by 1. When he is in his first level, it is less than , but he can be evolved to surpass this number.
When is in his first level, he gives less than Bird Power to the team, but he can be evolved and trained to give more. Doctor Hayward came to him and tells him he should have been home with Sarah, then left. Leland then said "hospital" and left the station. He went to the hospital and set off the fire alarm before going to Jacques Renault's room and smothering him to death with a pillow.
Leland went to his living room the next morning, with his hair having turned completely white, happily singing "Mairzy Doats. Singing the same song, he went to Ben Horne's office to announced that he was "back and ready. Later, he joined his family at the Haywards to hear a poem about Laura written by Harriet Hayward as Gersten Hayward played the piano. Doctor Hayward asks about his hair and Leland said that it simply happened overnight and with it, his mood had improved. He then got up and had Gersten play "Get Happy" so he could sing.
However, he sped up the rhythm and soon fainted. Leland went to Ben's office the next day to say that they should soon call the Icelanders now that the mill had burned down, but found that the Horne brothers were already doing just that. He saw a police sketch of a long-haired man on an end table and recognized the man as the man from his childhood who lived next to his grandfather.
He hurried out to tell the sheriff. He went to the sheriff's station to inform the lawmen about the man in the sketch, that the man lived near his grandfather's summer house near Pearl Lakes and had the name Robertson. He would flick matches at him whilst saying "you wanna play with fire, little boy? Leland later comforted Maddy as she was upset over the town treating her as if she was Laura. Sheriff Truman and Cooper then showed up to arrest him for the murder of Jacques.
Leland was taken to the interrogation room at the sheriff's station and waived his right to an attorney. Sheriff Truman asked him about his activities at the hospital and he tearfully confessed to killing Jacques. He was taken before Judge Clinton Sternwood. However, the prosecutor, Daryl Lodwick was not present, so the proceedings were delayed until the next morning. Judge Sternwood called Leland's hearing into session at the Roadhouse , where Leland pleaded not guilty.
Lodwick proposed that he be denied bail due to the seriousness of the crime, along with it being premeditated by Leland in his current state of mind. Sheriff Truman spoke for the defense, which ultimately led to Leland's release on bail until his trial.
He and Ben went to the latter's office the next day, Ben wanting Leland back at work while Jerry was on the road. Leland was appreciative of this and Ben told him of new potential investors from the Orient and Leland delivered a potential plan to get the investors on board.
The following morning, Maddy came to tell Leland and Sarah that she would be returning home to Missoula. In the evening, Leland looked into a mirror and straightened his tie, his reflection being that of BOB. Maddy came downstairs, complaining of something burning. Leland grabbed her and began to beat her and dance with her while saying and crying Laura's name.
He then yelled, "Leland says you're going back to Missoula, Montana! He then placed a small piece of paper under her finger [25] and stored her body in a golf bag. Leland played golf in his living room the next morning when Donna and James came to say goodbye to Maddy, but he told them that he took her to the bus station 20 minutes prior and that she was disappointed that they did not come to tell her goodbye. He was then called upstairs by his wife and came back down telling them to write to her.
They left and Leland went to a mirror to straighten his tie, the reflection of BOB staring back. He went to the closet to get his jacket and golf bag - containing Maddy's body - and left. At the Great Northern, he danced around the Timber Room with a golf club.
He left the room and feigned sobbing, which soon turned into grinning laughter until Cooper followed him. When Cooper left with Truman, Leland laughed once again and danced once more.
Leland drove recklessly while singing until he was stopped by Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman. He claimed that his driving was caused by being distracted by thoughts of Ben. He also said that around the night Laura died, Ben took a phone call, where he mentioned a "dairy," which Cooper supposed to actually have been "diary. He prepared to hit the special agent with a club but was unable to when he and Harry left in a rush. Leland got back into his car and adjusted his mirror, BOB staring back at him once again.
Donna came to his home the next day to deliver a tape for Maddy of a song she recorded with Donna and James. She then revealed to him that Laura had another diary, which had been in the possession of a man named Harold Smith , who had since committed suicide. He approached Donna and the phone rang with a call from Maddy's mother. He told Donna that Maddy did not return home, but she had nothing to worry about.
He left the room for lemonade, taking the time to straighten his tie in front of a mirror with BOB staring back. He went to Donna with lemonade, first stroking her hair before she noticed him.
Insisting that Maddy was fine, he put on a record and went to her to dance. She accepted, but he soon violently pulled her to him until they were interrupted by the doorbell. Leland let Sheriff Truman in, who said there had been another murder and he needed Leland's help.
Leland went to the roadhouse with Truman, where Cooper said they were possibly being met by the killer. After the floor was cleared and more people arrived, including Leo Johnson and the already-present Ben Horne, Cooper said that the killer was in the room, and he would determine his identity with "magic.
Leland commented that this brand of gum was a kind he enjoyed as a boy, and the waiter responded, "That gum you like is going to come back in style. As Ben was taken to interrogation, Leland was instead pushed into the room by Cooper and Truman. This caused BOB to become rage-filled within Leland.
He was then restrained by Truman, who read him his rights. Satisfied with the confession, the lawmen left. He began reciting, "Through the darkness of futures past, the magician longs to see. One chants out between two worlds, fire walk with me. I'll catch you with my death bag. You may think I've gone insane, but I promise I will kill again! The lawmen frantically entered. With BOB gone from his being, Leland tearfully expressed his guilt over Laura's death, wishing to be forgiven.
He then told the lawmen about his being possessed by BOB as a boy and the nature of this since then, that he was unable to control it and would not remember his actions. He also confessed that he was forced to kill Teresa Banks as well. As he began to fade, Cooper comforted him and he saw Laura, who had forgiven him for his acts under the command of BOB.
He then died in the special agent's arms. Three days later, he was buried next to Laura. Cooper later encountered a grinning black-haired doppelganger of Leland in the Black Lodge , who said, "I did not kill anybody.
In late , on two occasions, Leland appeared to Cooper and told him to find Laura. On the evening of February 23 , Leland glared at Laura menacingly from the window of their home as she jumped on James Hurley 's motorcycle.
Her case was investigated by the sheriff's department and the FBI , but no leads were found on her whereabouts.
One year to the day after she disappeared, Leland shot himself while sitting in his parked car near White Tail Falls. It was difficult to tell when Leland was truly in control of himself or when he was being possessed by BOB. It was unclear if Leland killed Jacques Renault on his own to avenge Laura or to cover his tracks since he was a witness, Cooper theorized. Leland calls Lucy Moran, trying to get a hold of Sheriff Truman.
He tells Lucy that Sarah believes she saw the killer in Laura's room. She tells him that she will contact the Sheriff and Deputy Hawk.
He hugs him, saying he will miss him and asks Cooper to dance with him. However, the agent says Laura's killer is still at large. Leland has a breakdown and leaves. Ray Wise plays Leland and reprised the role in the revival. Twin Peaks Wiki Explore. The Story So Far.
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