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 Day 191


May 8th, 2024


Chapter 17


If Freddy kills young Jason in his nightmare, he kills adult Jason. Interesting…


Outside of that, the chapter goes back and forth between the Jason/Lori dream and the van antics, just like the film. This is, by far, one of the most straightforward chapter reads.


I'm afraid I must disagree with Will; letting Jason die and pulling Freddy into reality is the right plan. They have an advantage, unlike in the dream world. 


Jason attacking Kia as she tries to save him would have been incredible to see on film. 


The chapter ends, and Jason hurls out of the van due to Lindrrman’s trigger finger and Jason waking up. 

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