can you describe the nature of this character?
On Freddy's nature, Craven states that "in a sense, Freddy stands for the worst of parenthood and adulthood – the dirty old man, the nasty father and the adult who wants children to die rather than help them prosper.".
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On Freddy's nature, Craven states that "in a sense, Freddy stands for the worst of parenthood and adulthood – the dirty old man, the nasty father and the adult who wants children to die rather than help them prosper. He's the boogey man and the worst fear of children – the adult that's out to get them. He's a very primal figure, sort of like Kronos devouring his children – that evil, twisted, perverted father figure that wants to destroy and is able to get them at their most vulnerable moment, which is when they're asleep!".
where did the film lord of the rings All the three films were shot in New Zealand. when was the first one released? On 10 December 2001. It was released on home video a year later. who produced this series? New Line Cinema and WingNut Films. have these films had any effect on the tourist population? Yes, it has improved number of tourists in New Zealand. does tourism in this place have any impact on the environment? There are public concern over the environmental impacts of air travel may threaten tourism growth in New Zealand, as almost all tourists fly long distances to reach here. which places do they travel domestically? Scenic daytrip domestic journeys include  Auckland-Wellington, Picton-Christchurch, and Christchurch-Greymouth. of the two production companies mentioned previously, when was the first one founded? In 1967. any other famous franchise movies they have produced? "A nightmare on Elm Street". what genre of movie is this one? A slasher film. who is the main character in it? Nancy Thompson. who is the villain of the movies? Freddy Krueger. who is the actor doing this character? Robert Englund.
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On Freddy's nature, Craven states that "in a sense, Freddy stands for the worst of parenthood and adulthood – the dirty old man, the nasty father and the adult who wants children to die rather than help them prosper. He's the boogey man and the worst fear of children – the adult that's out to get them. He's a very primal figure, sort of like Kronos devouring his children – that evil, twisted, perverted father figure that wants to destroy and is able to get them at their most vulnerable moment, which is when they're asleep!".