Patricia Arquette: Kristen Parker
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Quotes
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Kristen Parker : Five, six, grab a crucifix. Seven, eight, better stay up late. Nine, ten, never... never...
Nancy Thompson : Never sleep again. Where did you learn that rhyme?
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Nancy Thompson : I used to live in this house.
Kristen Parker : That's just a house I dream about.
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Kristen Parker : The man in my dreams... he's real, isn't he?
Nancy Thompson : He's real.
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[while fighting with Dr. Simms]
Kristen Parker : You stupid bitch, you're killing us... YOU'RE KILLING US.
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Kristen Parker : Well, just go ahead and fight. 'Cause that what he wants.
Will Stanton : Who?
Jennifer Caulfield : Who do you think? What does he want?
Kristen Parker : To turn us against each other other so we'll be be weak. Easy prey.
Roland Kincaid : Horseshit.
Nancy Thompson : No, she's right.
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[as Joey screams destroying Freddy's Hall of Mirrors to save the others]
Joey : Wow. Did I say that?
Roland Kincaid : You found your dream power man.
Kristen Parker : You saved us, Joey.
Roland Kincaid : [picks up Joey] You blew him away!
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Roland Kincaid : Yo, Freddy! Where you hiding at, you burnt-faced pussy?
Nancy Thompson : Hey! We should find the others first.
Roland Kincaid : You think you're hot shit with the little mute kid, don't ya? Well let me see you come get a piece of me! Krueger! Pussy! Yeah, I knew he was a little chicken.
[Door appears behind them]
Roland Kincaid : Shit.
Nancy Thompson : It's a door.
Roland Kincaid : But, it doesn't go anywhere.
Kristen Parker : Yes, it does.
Nancy Thompson : This is it. Are you ready?
Roland Kincaid : Let's snuff, the sucka!
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[first lines]
Elaine Parker : Are you crazy? You'll wake up the whole neighborhood.
Kristen Parker : Hi, Mom.
Elaine Parker : Don't "hi Mom" me. What are you still doing up? It's past 1:00.
Kristen Parker : I'd thought I'd wait for you.
Elaine Parker : Well, I'm home. Now you can get to sleep. Come on. Andale.
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Nancy Thompson : Have you ever done that before? Pull someone into your dream?
Kristen Parker : When I was a little girl, like 4 or 5, if I'd had a nightmare, I'd always bring my dad in. The dreams would always get better. He used to me about it the next day. He used to think it was *his* dreams.
Nancy Thompson : And when did that stop?
Kristen Parker : When I was still a kid. My folks got divorced, and after awhile, I thought I just imagined it. I guess I didn't.
Nancy Thompson : It's an amazing gift.
