At his computer terminal that night, Dr.Gordon researched Hypnocil, learning that it was:"Experimental.Effective for management of psychotic disorders.For sedation where dreamless sleep is considered optimal; suppression of night terror."In Kristen's hospital bedroom as she was lying in bed, she made a charcoal pen sketch-rendering of the Elm Street house, before dozing off to sleep, for another nightmare:the red tricycle from her previous dream rolled into her room, leaving three bloody ire tracks.BackgroundDirector D.W.Griffith's expensive, most ambitious silent film masterpieceIntolerance(1916) is one of the milestones and landmarks in cinematic history." Although Ernie has seen enough harrassment and is tired of Joe's ineffectual pleas for him to stay ("I listened to you oo much already"), Starrett convinces him to remain a bit longer and band together with other farmers:Ernie: I'm wore down and out.The message is handed to Bannion to read (along with the film audience):ATTENTION - HOMICIDE DIV.- KENPORT POLICEUNIDENTIFIED WOMAN FOUND DEAD 6.26 AM OFF COUNTY PARKWAY.THROWN FROM CAR AFTER BEATING AND TORTURE.DRESS AND SHOES LABELED LAKESIDE FASHION SHOP.[This portion of the message catches Bannion's eye - it is cinematically highlighted by light.]DESCRIPTION...WFA, ABOUT 28, 118 LBS., 5 FT.5 IN., BROWN EYES AND HAIR, FAIR COMPLEXION.CONTACT DR.T.S.KANE, HILLSIDE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER.Bannion hurriedly leaves the police office, passing a poster that orders: "GIVE BLOOD NOW." At the office of the County Medical Examiner in the County Morgue, Dr.Kane (Joseph Mell) crassly remarks after he victim has been identified:Examiner: Trouble automatically catches up with girls like her.[Note: Bryna was one of Hollywood's first independent film companies - named after his mother and managed by his wife Anne.