Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King

The Shape:
Give us a cigarette, love.

Willie Evans:
Where's the gun you shot him with?

Keenan:
It was self defense.

Willie Evans:
Alright, where's the self defense weapon you shot him with?

Lonnie Freeman:
I won't go this way!

Doris Freeman:
Lonnie, what happened? What was on the other side of the hedge?

Lonnie Freeman:
Nothing, I don't want to talk about it.

Doris Freeman:
Lonnie, talk to me, tell me what h...

Lonnie Freeman:
Nothing, I don't remember, it's all a blank. We were there... we heard a sound... then I was running, that's all I remember.

Lonnie Freeman:
You promised not to leave me, you promised.

Howard Fornoy:
See, guys like Bobby, they come along maybe once in a lifetime. The Da Vinci's and the Newtons. The Einsteins and the Edisons. And they all have one thing in common: they're like huge compasses swinging aimlessly for a long time. Searching for some True North. Then one day they hone in on it with fearful force.

Richard Kinnell:
I'm going outside I think.