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House at the End of the Street

Elissa: Dawn? What are you doing up that early?
Ryan: I sit out back and I write stuff. Like stories. You know, it's easy. I don't know, it's like - it's like at time of the day, because everyone's still asleep, all the best thoughts haven't been taken yet.

Ryan: People don't notice all the secrets around them. Even though they're right in front of them, just hiding, waiting to be found.

Sarah: I just have one rule that I need you to respect. I do not want the two of you to be alone in your house or this house if I am not here.
Elissa: You are *never* here.

[Ryan is shown incarcerated at a mental asylum; in a flashback, he is shown as a young boy dressed in girl's clothing being filmed for a birthday party. His mother, Mary, brings him a birthday cake]
Mary Jacobson: Let's get ready to blow out the candles, baby! Make a wish! Make a wish, Carrie-Anne.
Young Ryan: My name's not Carrie-Anne! It's Ryan!
[Mary viciously slaps her son in anger over his objections]
Mary Jacobson: Yes, it is! Your name is Carrie-Anne! Your name is Carrie-Anne.
[Ryan is shown staring blankly as the words his abusive mother told him echo in auditory: Your name is Carrie-Anne!]

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