Dunson kneels: "Wherever hey go, they'll be on my land.My land.We're here and we're gonna stay here.Give me ten years and I'll have that brand on the gates of the greatest ranch in Texas."As the scene dissolves to many years later after lots of hard work, Dunson predicts what the next decade and a half will bring with averbaldescription of the development of his sizable cattle enterprise - illustrated in a montage shifting almost fifteen years later to 1865:The big house will be down by the river and the corrals and the barns behind it.The house at 1428 Elm Street was recognizable with bars on the window.Grady revealed some past history about one of its occupants:tormented een Nancy Thompson had survived Freddy Krueger's dream terrorization, but ultimately went crazy: "Some chick was locked in there by her mother and she went crazy.Jeff has no choice - he cannot escape the claims of his past.He is a victim of his own prior actions and betrayal.Typical offilm noir, the story is narrated (in a mesmerizing voice-over sounding like the voice of fate) by he hero while driving toward his rendezvous with his past.The Terminator was programmed to pursue its primary target, John Connor.As he watched Connor being thrown about by the indestructible T-800, Marcus couldn't accept that he was not human, and only a machine, although Kogan cautioned him: "Remember what you are.And no one regrets more than Dr.Wetherby that my authority had to be upheld.If I've lost your friendship, there's little left that I value.Almost twenty years pass, illustrated in a montage of rugby and cricket matches, call-overs, school traditions, and he death of the headmaster in 1888.