Will Stanton Quotes in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987)

Freddy Krueger: Will, you look tired. Have a seat.

Will Stanton: No thanks. I'm fine just the way I am.

Freddy Krueger: For now, maybe... but when you wake up... It's back... in the saddle... again.

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 pray.

Roland Kincaid: Horseshit.

Nancy Thompson: No, she's right.

Will Stanton: [after Nancy explains Freddy Krueger's history] That's crazy. Mom and Dad never mentioned any...

Taryn: [Taryn interrupts] Oh right, that's the sort of thing parents tell their kids... "Goodnight darling. Say your prayers. Oh and by the way, your father and I torched some maniac last night".

Will Stanton: Good. You conquered the demon, but you're horse is sinking in the bog. What do you do?

Taryn: I got to bed, and I buy a new horse in the morning.

Will Stanton: [to Joey] How do I score that, enchanted slumber or death?

[Joey motions of slicing throat]

Dr. Neil Gordon: 43:52 Nancy has something to say.

Nancy Thompson: I know who's trying to kill you.

Roland Kincaid: Don't humor us. We're not in the mood.

Nancy Thompson: He wears a dirty brown hat. He's horribly burned. He has razors on his right hand.

Taryn: Who is he?

Nancy Thompson: His name is Freddy Krueger. He was a child murderer before he died, and after he died he became something worse. Six years ago, he killed my friends. He almost killed me.

Will Stanton: Why is he after us?

Taryn: Yeah, what did we do?

Nancy Thompson: It's not you. Your parents, my parents, they burned him alive. And now we're paying for their sins. You are the last of the Elm Street children.

Will Stanton: It's so... and ya know, and I'm like... this whole thing's just... ARRR, you know!

Merriman Lyon: Is that it?

The Rider: A thousand years of waiting and what was there to show? Nothing! Nothing but a boy who could not do what was asked of him. Generations of hope and promise, all a waste. You know, I have something here you might recognize. Once before I made you an offer, Will. Now here it is again. Give me the signs and the boy will live.

Will Stanton: I'm not afraid to die. I'm not afraid to die!

The Rider: Who says it's you?

Will Stanton: I'm supposed to save the world? Okay, I can't even figure out how to talk to a girl!

Merriman Lyon: Don't let a girl distract you. You got work to do.

The Rider: Why do you run, boy?

Will Stanton: Who are you? What do you want?

The Rider: The Sign.

Will Stanton: I don't know what you're talking about.

The Rider: Are you frightened of me? You should be, Will. I'm very angry. All this time it was you. Give me the Sign.

Will Stanton: What Sign?

The Rider: Give it me now!

Will Stanton: I don't know what you're talking about.

The Rider: You've escaped me once before. A mistake I won't repeat. Now, give me the Sign.

Dawson: Leave him be.

Merriman Lyon: Leave the boy alone, Rider. You can't fight us all. You're not strong enough.

The Rider: Not yet, but I will be. My power rises now. Five days are all I need, then you and all your kind will be destroyed. Merry Christmas, Will.

Merriman Lyon: Walk with us, Will.

Will Stanton: Where?

Merriman Lyon: Through time.

John Stanton: Will, you're a kid. Just enjoy it. Just be happy to you don't have to deal with it. I have work to do.

Will Stanton: You know, Dad, when I was little, you never told me not to be afraid of the dark.

Merriman Lyon: You have powers, Will. You'll be able to command light or fire, move objects, summon great strength and, of course, step through time.

Will Stanton: Well, can I fly?

Merriman Lyon: What?

Will Stanton: You know - shwooom - fly.

Miss Greythorne: No. No I don't think you can.

Will Stanton: What if I can't do this?

Merriman Lyon: Trust that you can. Even the smallest light shines in the darkness.

Will Stanton: [after his mom leaves, the Rider takes off his glasses; through his teeth and low] Leave me alone!

The Rider: These old fools would have you do work that they can't, but they haven't told you that you'll fail. Now, give me the Signs, Will.

Will Stanton: I never forget those who stand with me. Nor those who stand against.

The Rider: I don't have what you want.

[first lines]

Paul Stanton: Hey man, let's get out of here.

Robin Stanton: School is out.

James Stanton: What's up, little brother? I gotta catch up with the twins.

Gwen Stanton: Hi Will.

Will Stanton: Come on, Gwen. Let's go.

Merriman Lyon: Good afternoon Stantons. Miss Greythorne wishes to extend an invitation to the whole family to attend a small Christmas Eve party at the manor. Mince pies, mulled wine. Can we count on you?

Gwen Stanton: Yes.

Merriman Lyon: What about you, Will?

Will Stanton: Oh, yes, Mr. Lyon. We'll be... I'll be there.

Merriman Lyon: It's Merriman, please. Look forward to your company.

Will Stanton: We'll be there.

Dawson: So, this is Will Stanton, eh? A pleasure to meet you.

Will Stanton: And you, Sir.

Dawson: Hey, George, look here. It's Will.

Old George: So it be. And with a birthday today as well.

Saleswoman: Can I help you? Hello? Are you going to buy that?

Will Stanton: Um, sorry, it's for my sister.

Security Guard #2: We've been watching you from the moment you came in.

Security Guard #1: He looks like trouble.

Security Guard #2: Looks like a thief.

Security Guard #1: Wondering hands have deep pockets.

Security Guard #2: Children are always the worst.

Security Guard #1: You won't mind if we search you then? Mm?

Will Stanton: What?

Security Guard #2: Or perhaps you'd rather we call your parents? Let them know you're being investigated for shop lifting which is a criminal offense in this country.

Security Guard #1: That's right.

Security Guard #2: Don't waste our time, Will.

[in distorted voice]

Security Guard #2: Just give us the Sign.

Will Stanton: How do you know my name?

Security Guard #1: Give us the Sign, Will.

Will Stanton: Something is going on with me. It's mixed up.

John Stanton: Will, you're fourteen. These changes are normal. Uh, you talk to your brothers about it.

Robin Stanton: Is your body starting to feel all funny and different?

Will Stanton: Who are you?

Merriman Lyon: We're the old ones. Well to tell the truth, we're neither young nor old, being outside time. You're the last of us to be born. You are the Sign Seeker.

Will Stanton: Everybody keeps talking about these Signs. Sorry. Honestly, I don't know what that is.

Miss Greythorne: Will, you are part of something that has been waiting for you all your life. We, the old ones, we serve the Light. The Rider, he serves the Dark. The Dark is rising, Will. It is you who must restore the power of the Light.

Miss Greythorne: You are special, Will. The seventh son of the seventh son.

Will Stanton: You got it wrong. Sixth, actually. I only have five brothers. I guess you made a mistake. I'm sorry. I'm not the one.

Robin Stanton: Hey, Will. You're back late. Where you been?

Will Stanton: I went for a walk.

Robin Stanton: Why are you all dirty? Hey, man.

Paul Stanton: Hey, where were you man?

Robin Stanton: Tell us where you were.

Will Stanton: Leave me alone!

Merriman Lyon: Will, where's the sign?

Will Stanton: I'm not sure.

Merriman Lyon: Concentrate

Will Stanton: I'm trying.

Merriman Lyon: Will, use your powers.

Will Stanton: My powers? Right. My powers. Light! Awesome!

Gwen Stanton: Will?

Will Stanton: Gwen, what are you doing here?

Gwen Stanton: Are you okay?

Will Stanton: Yeah, I'm fine.

Gwen Stanton: What are you doing?

Will Stanton: Nothing.

Gwen Stanton: What?

Will Stanton: Stay close.

Gwen Stanton: What happened?

Will Stanton: We stepped through time.

Gwen Stanton: What?

Will Stanton: Gwen, go! Gwen! Gwen, get down. Get down. There it is. Shh. Shh. You're okay. It's gonna be okay. I need to get that shield, Gwen. It's the only way we're gonna get home. Trust me. Be quiet. It's okay. Stay here. It's okay.

Merriman Lyon: Well, well, what do we have here, huh? You sense a Sign? Is that what we're doing here huh? Seeker?

Will Stanton: Max, you're getting weird. Dude, this isn't really you.

Merriman Lyon: Oh, really? It isn't? Is this real enough for you?

Will Stanton: Even if I find the fifth sign, I have no idea how to find the sixth.

Merriman Lyon: When I first saw you I thought, I thought, "No, a boy, not a warrior". I was wrong. You've come a long way, both as The Seeker and as Will Stanton. I believe in you, Will. You'll find what you need.

The Rider: Do you want to ever go home with them again? Give me the Signs and they will live. Give me the Signs, Will.

Will Stanton: No.

Maggie Barnes: Will, come with me. You're not safe here. You need to give me the Signs.

Will Stanton: No, they're my responsibility. I can handle it.

Maggie Barnes: Let me protect them for you.

Will Stanton: I don't think I can do that.

Maggie Barnes: It's me, Will. Maggie. Do you believe what you said? That we're connected?

Will Stanton: Yeah.

Maggie Barnes: I felt it too. You need to give me the Signs before it's too late. You need to trust me. Do you trust me?

Will Stanton: Yeah, I trust you.

Will Stanton: I am Will Stanton, Seventh son of a seventh son, I have read the book, I have walked through time, I have gathered five signs, the sixth could not be found because it was not hidden from me. I am the Sixth sign, and I have restored the power of the light.

Merriman Lyon: Will! I warned you!

Will Stanton: Gwen, go back home and don't tell anybody about this. Ok? Go. Just go home.

[Walks up to Merriman]

Merriman Lyon: You've exhausted your powers! You could've been killed!

Will Stanton: Well, I got the Sign, didn't I? On my own! I didn't see any of you helping out, Ok?

Merriman Lyon: You were selfish and irresponsible. Every day, the Dark is tightening its grip. Only you stand in its way.

Will Stanton: Yeah. You keep telling me that.

Merriman Lyon: Wait, wait, wait, wait. Stop, stop, stop. I'm sorry. I-If you want to express your feelings, I'll stand here and I'll listen.

Will Stanton: Tom?

The Rider: Yes. Poor little Tom. The lone twin. My prisoner these last fourteen years. Imagine how he misses his dear twin brother.

Merriman Lyon: Resist him, Will! You are Will Stanton! You are the Seeker!

The Rider: Give them to me.

Will Stanton: No!

The Rider: Then your time is at an end.

Will Stanton: It's over, right?

Merriman Lyon: Never over, but today is a good day.

Merriman Lyon: Will, tomorrow is the final day.

Will Stanton: I know, but even if I find the fifth sign, I have no idea how to find the sixth.

Merriman Lyon: When I first saw you, I thought, "No. Only a boy, not a warrior". I was wrong. You've come a long way both as the Seeker and as Will Stanton. I believe in you, Will. You'll find what you'll need. Now, where are we strongest?

Will Stanton: The Great Hall.

Merriman Lyon: When the Dark reaches it's peak, meet us there.

Will Stanton: I can't leave my family behind.

Merriman Lyon: The only way to help your family is to fight the Dark. It's our only hope.

Will Stanton: [on the rocks, to Rick] You ever get tired of being wrong?

Dr. Rick Marshall: [being chased by the T-Rex] I do! I really do!

[Will and Holly can smell dinosaur dung on Rick]

Dr. Rick Marshall: Would you grow up?

Holly Cantrell: Oh, my God!

Dr. Rick Marshall: Yes, he pooped me out!

Will Stanton: And now you guys are friends?

Dr. Rick Marshall: While I was snaking my way through his bowels, I don't know, I... I must have dislodged some sort of intestinal blockage. And, yes, he's in a much better mood now. So can we move on? I would really like to go home.

Will Stanton: You were deuced out by a dinosaur. That is incredibly cool.

Will Stanton: [a pair of dinosaurs break a fight and focus on the group, Dr. Marshall having doused himself in Hadrosaur urine earlier] Well what do you know? This is one of those days when pouring piss on your head is a bad idea!

Will Stanton: [grabs cup in the shape of a woman's bust] This is a little travel mug I like to call the perfect woman. Big ole set of boobies- no head. And a handle.

Will Stanton: I'm man enough to admit that's my bad.