“So we can’t go at night because you’re afraid of the dark? How OLD are you, kid?!”

“Sixteen, Sassy Pants. If you’re going to act like that maybe you should just go on your own.”

“So we can’t go at night because you’re afraid of the dark? How OLD are you, kid?!”

“Sixteen, Sassy Pants. If you’re going to act like that maybe you should just go on your own.”
“Oh, I get it! So you’re too afraid to go in. That’s fine, I’ll do it alone.”

“No! I’m not scared, I would be if it was dark out. I don’t like the feeling of vulnerability, and we have no flashlights. I’m coming with though.”
“So? If a serial killer lives there because he’s hiding, most likely he won’t want to kill us and draw attention to himself. Besides, my uncle’s a cop.”

“If he’s a psychopath, he won’t care. Plus, do you really expect him to know your uncle is a cop? You see, these are the mistakes people make in horror movies.”
“Oh, please. There’s nothing to be afraid of. What could POSSIBLY be so bad?”

“Uh, a serial killer? That looks like a place a serial killer would stay at because they know people wouldn’t be stupid enough to go in there.”
“What do you say we throw all caution to the wind and, um… go see what’s in that old house over there?”

“I say we do it, but let’s do it before it gets dark, yeah? I may be brave, but I’m not that brave.”
“Oh, hello! I have an idea! An excellent idea.”

“Oh boy. Continue.”