Chapter Two

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 Day 175


April 22nd, 2024


Chapter two


The book's second chapter starts with Jason arriving on Elm Street and ends with Trey and Gibb going upstairs.


Things I learned from the book.


The friendship between Kia, Gibb, and Lori is slowly drifting apart.


Jason wants to kill Gibb first because she is a smoker. So Jason dislikes smoking… interesting.


The four-year gap in Freddy's attacks was loosely explained. Lori’s mother died four years before the events of the film/book. All it stated was something terrible happened to her. 


Outside of that, things are slowly starting to align with the film.



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