He draws his revolver and crouches behind the work desk, just as the robbers break down the door and enter." He described the "very old" entity in the script that "lives for...the murder of innocents." He confessed: "I sort of think of it as a nightmare in progress." The entity "can be captured sometimes...by storytellers, of all things...for a while, it""s held prisoner in the story...But the problem comes when the story dies...the evil is set free." Craven admitted and agreed:"Freddy is this ancient thing...for ten years, he""s been held captive pretty much as Freddy in the ""Nightmare on Elm Street"" series, but now that the films have ended, the genie""s out of the bottle.As Rick was fighting against the Scorpion King, he glanced at some wall carvings, illustrating an Egyptian (sharing the mark on his own wrist) fighting off, impaling, and killing the Scorpion King with the Spear of Osiris (something treasured as only a sceptre by Jonathan and carried by him throughout much of the film).(Frenchy stuffs the signed-over deed to the land into her low-cut dress)Kent: (as he grabs the paper) I""ll take care of that.