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Lynch originally wanted Hopper's character, Frank, to inhale helium and then proceed to speak in high pitched, comical, cartoon voice. However, whether Hopper felt it wasn't necessary for the character or had his own personal disconcert, Hopper decided against it. But in the movie, I believe it's suppose to be a sort of gas to make Frank high; maybe nitrous oxide. This gives Frank a way to always be high and have a disconnect from the world and thus allowing him to be numb and a callous villain.

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