Twin Peaks features FBI Agent Denise Bryson, a transgender woman portrayed with dignity, competence, and respect. Her identity is acknowledged without being sensationalized or used for negative stereotypes, contributing positively to the narrative and affirming her worth.

Twin Peaks features Denise Bryson, a trans woman DEA agent, whose portrayal is notably positive. She is depicted as competent, respected, and integral to the plot, with her trans identity handled with dignity and affirmation by the main characters, particularly Agent Cooper.

Christianity is depicted as a foundational moral framework for many characters, with its virtues of compassion, community, and justice often serving as a contrast to the pervasive evil. The narrative generally aligns with these virtues, portraying characters who embody them sympathetically.