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: Walter is a master inventor who claims to have created the world’s "good things"—bubblegum, hugs, and rainbows. However, he is physically dying, kept alive only by a chest full of batteries.
The story is more than just a whimsical fantasy; it is a confession of Walter's deep-seated guilt.
The episode features several surreal musical performances, including: singing "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys". Singing Corpses rising to provide back-up vocals. Fringe subtitles English S02E20
In the episode (Season 2, Episode 20), the usual high-stakes sci-fi of Fringe transforms into a drug-induced noir musical told through the eyes of a grieving Walter Bishop. The Tale of the Glass Heart
: Unhappy with the sad ending, young Ella provides a "happy ending" where Peter forgives Walter and the two split the heart to live happily ever after. Musical Highlights : Walter is a master inventor who claims
: When Olivia finally tracks Peter down, she discovers the truth: the "glass heart" was Peter’s all along. He had donated it to Walter out of love, but took it back after discovering Walter’s inventions were fueled by nightmares stolen from children. A Reflection of Reality
For a deep dive into the script or specific lines, you can view the full transcript on Springfield! Springfield! . TV Review: Fringe, Season 2, Episode 20: Brown Betty The Tale of the Glass Heart : Unhappy
: In the noir world, they are "The Watchers," ominous figures with rayguns that "burn through flesh".
